<h2><u>Questions :-</u></h2>
<h3><u>Task 1 - Photo Bomb ( Think - Pair - Share )</u></h3>
On a regular conversation, we use oral language, stance, and behavior such as pronunciation and gestures. With a partner, discuss the information presented in the picture using the guide questions below. Record your answer on a separate sheet of paper.
- What is the picture about?
- What are the facts presented in the picture?
- How do these information relate to the present condition of the society?
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<h2><u>Solution :-</u></h2>
<h3><u>Given Information :-</u></h3>
- Pictorial depiction of the symptoms of Coronavirus 2019-nCOV
<h3><u>To Find :-</u></h3>
- What is the picture about?
- What are the facts presented in the picture?
- How do these information relate to the present condition of the society?
<h3><u>Answers :-</u></h3>
- The given picture is about symptoms of Coronavirus 2019-nCov.
- The facts presented in picture are about the symptoms of Coronavirus 2019-nCov.
- These information relate to the present condition of the society because this picture depicts, symptoms of coronavirus which are seen very often now-a-days. An individual suffering from Coronavirus 2019 n-Cov will show such similar symptoms as stated in the picture above.
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Answer:
Radioisotope -> An atom with an unstable nucleus
Radioactivity -> The spontaneous discharge of energy from an unstable nucleus
Radioactive Decay -> The process by which the nucleus of an unstable isotope changes
Strong Nuclear Force -> Binds protons and neutrons together in the nucleus
French quarter is a big one but idk of anything else sorry hope that helped :)
The fugitive slave act of 1793 authorized local governments to recapture escaped slaves and imposed laws restricting the aiding of runaway slaves. This act was provised in 1850 “compromise of 1850” forcing locals to aid in the capturing of slaves and denied the right of slaves to have a trial by jury. The aiding of escaped slaves was also punished more than in the first act
