Answer:
The Sahara (option C) Desert, located in northern Africa, is the largest desert in the world.
Explanation:
The famous Sahara Desert is located in the northern area of Africa, with an area of over 3,300,000 square miles. It extends over several countries, such as Libya, Morocco, Tunisia, Niger, among others. It is important, however, to clarify that the Sahara may be the largest hot and dry desert in the world, but the Antarctica Desert is actually the largest of all deserts, even though it is a cold one.
Answer: 3
Explanation: Infants can be taught to swim because they have not yet learned to fear water. You learn to swim. Fear is not an instint either.
Answer: reflection of her person, character, thinking and even upbringing
Explanation:
Employee who steal because they feel that they are owed or is benefits from the job are high risk individuals and can lead to a company's downfall. Stealing is taking what does not belongs to you and using sweet names to qualify your actions is even more wrong. It tells on your character as a person that you are not truthful and cannot be trusted. A person who steal and fails to admit it is a self centered person and does not mind and lacks good home training. This kind of behavior is not sudden. The person involved must have been doing it for a long time and it has become part of him. His or her has made himself believe that what he or she is doing is ringht and no matter what you say they will never admit their wrong.
Answer:
- أكثر أنواع التربة خصوبة التربة
- الحمراء .
ج- السوداء
Answer: Deforestation and Wetland degradation
Explanation:
The two human impacts of human economic activity on the environment are as follows:
1. Deforestation: The Sub- Saharan Africa is occupied with scanty bushes and trees in the forest area. The climate is hot and dry. The removal of bushes and trees has resulted in deforestation and desertification in the region.
2. Wetland degradation: The discharge of agricultural drainage into the wetland has degraded the quality of water in the wetlands in Sub- Saharan Africa.
