The correct answers are A& B.
Nonverbal communication is how we communicate or express feelings without actually saying something. Rolling your eyes at someone is an example.
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The person must maintain course and speed unless the give-way vessel fails to take action. Thus the last option is correct.
<h3>What is vessel?</h3>
Vessel refers to the ship or the boat which travels in the oceans and carries the passengers and the goods in the bulk quantity to transport from on region to the another.
The stand on vessel refers to the vessel or the ship that must maintain its course and speed unless it is required to give the way to the another vessel for not taking the correct actions. This is doe to avoid the damages and the harm or the losses.
In the above situation, the person must maintain course and speed unless the give-way vessel fails to take action. Thus the last option is correct.
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Khor Dubai (Dubai Creek in English) is a natural seawater inlet of the Arabian Gulf located in the heart of Dubai with 14 kilometres length and between 100-500 meters width that runs South-East and ends at Ras Al-Khor wildlife Sanctuary. The creek divides the city into two parts: Bur Dubai and Deira, and has played a major role in the economic development of the region throughout history.
The first recorded reference to Dubai dates back to 1587, when the Venetian pearl merchant Gaspero Balbi visited the area and wrote of Dubai’s pearling industry. However, the earliest known description of Dubai Creek is found in an 1822 report by a British Royal Navy officer. The creek was likely the actual raison d’être of Dubai’s creation and early development as a trading port; the start point for which could perhaps be taken as 1833, when some 800 members of the Bani Yas tribe, led by Sheikh Maktoum bin Buti Al-Falasi, settled in the Bur Dubai area, at the mouth of the creek.
Is this a multiple choice question? If so can you list the answers please <3
No because it is racist to assume that someone is a spy or is working for Japan just because they look Japanese
