The correct answer is A) DIALECT.
In "Return of the Private", a story written by Hamlin Garland, the veterans from Wisconsin used a specific form of the language that was particular to the region and social group they belonged, and that is called a dialect.
Answer:
they all relate to a person's behavior when he or she is abusing substances therefore the answer is C.
Explanation:
Abusing Substances: Substance abuse can simply be defined as a pattern of harmful use of any substance for mood-altering purposes.
Person's Behavior: Human behavior is the response of individuals or groups of humans to internal and external stimuli.
External Stimuli: External Stimuli are reactions to the world around you, for instance someone throws something at you, you flinch. If someone shines a bright light in your eye you close your eyes.
Stimuli are generally easy to understand if you keep in mind that Internal means Feelings,
External means Reaction.
Answer:
Avian and carnivorous.
Explanation:
Domain-specific words are the ones that are not likely to be used in everyday speech, but rather are connected to a certain field of study. Reading this text we see that its theme are new discoveries about fossils, so we're safe to presume that we would come across some words connected to paleontology. Answer such as climate, scientists and dinosaurs are words that people in general are familiar with (lot of kids have dinosaurus toys, we hear about climate everyday in weather report, we know about many famous scientists and their discoveries). However words avian and carnivorous, although we might know their meaning, are mostly used in paleontology.
The first question I believe is considerate. No matter how much she loved that bear she thought about others and gave it away.
C. Unaided by most of the warriors, Beowulf is killed as he and Wiglaf fight the dragon.
Beowulf originally goes out to fight the dragon alone, but after seeing that he is outmatched, only Wiglaf goes to help him. They kill the dragon together, though Beowulf is mortally wounded.