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<span>The most likely hazards you may encounter while participating in camping activities, and what I do to anticipate, help prevent, mitigate, and respond to these hazards are:
One, during campfire session, the students gather around a bonfire and perform activities. This event usually happens at night and sometimes, they may get burned if going too close to it. So to prevent it, a student must be about one meter and a half away from the center of the bonfire since it will expand as its fire spreads throughout the wood stacked.
Two, activities such as mountain hiking. Many of the students fall from the area where they are climbing and so to prevent this, a student must have body harness and proceeds with the right track base on the tracks provided by the organizers to ensure the safety of the student.
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Answer:
B. A dalmatian learns to bark on command.
Explanation:
A dalmatian learns to bark on command is human induced phenomena and not a natural process. In this manner, it's anything but a characteristic change in a dalmatian, yet it is a human incited change.
