Answer: c. To this day, loud noises and unexpected surprises can paralyze me with fear.
Explanation:
The word part -dict in the word contradict means to SAY.
Answer: Institutional
Explanation:
Institutional advertising is the type of advertising, which focuses more on promoting the image of company or industry rather than promoting the products or services it sells. In this type if advertising, promotional activities that will give the company reputable recognition, positive image, enhance goodwill are being focused on instead of the promotion of sales or product and services itself.
Well for starters bullies tend to seek out someone they think is weak or someone there jelly of and they will pick on/tease them try and make them feel bad about them selves something in a lot of cases they will get physical, you should always tell a teacher or someone you can trust, maybe just talking to a friend about it, will always help
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First embarrassing moment: In my elementary school, we often have to yell our grades on homework and quizzes outloud for the teacher to record in her book. I had trouble, especially with the numbers in the 90's. I was a smart student and hated getting A's and B's because I stuttered on those scores. One day, my teacher got tired of my quiet voice, not knowing that I was trying to hide my stuttering. She told her T.A. to go outside and listen for a number that I would yell! Yes, the entire class was watching. The teacher told me a number and I said it as loud as I could. The teacher orders the T.A. to come in. "What did you hear?" "23?" says the T.A. "Go back outside." The T.A. goes outside and the teacher turns to me and says, "She probably heard me say that one." Oh! The hurt! Oh the pain! Yes, this goes on with the teacher whispering numbers to me for me to yell out! For once I was smarter than the teacher knowing it was all futile and just a time of humility in front of the class! She was trying to break me out of my shell but really she can't accept the fact that not all people can be loud-talkers.
Second embarrassing moment: This was in the fifth grade. Actually this is a common experience always coming back to me. It is reading time and we're taking turns reading. I remember it came to my turn. The first word was "would." Would?!?! I can't say that! It got embarrassingly quiet when it came to my turn. I was busy whispering, "W-w-w-w-w-w-" I got angry with myself because it just wouldn't come out. The teacher finally yelled at me to start reading. Augh! The blind world we live in.