Answer:
The context clues that would be most helpful in figuring out the meaning of impotent as it is used in the excerpt are:
Ever since the demilitarization
AND
the Crutches
Explanation:
The word impotent means helpless or powerless. It refers to someone who cannot do something, who cannot take action, as well as to someone who needs help. In the context it appeared, this word could have been understood with the help of the context clues "the Crutches" and "Ever since the demilitarization". <u>Crutches, as we know, are instruments used to help someone move when they cannot do it on their own. Figuratively speaking, a crutch is anything that supports a person who has or faces disability of any kind in life. Demilitarization means removing or extinguishing military forces. Both words, "crutches" and "demilitarization" convey a sense of lack of power, which then leads to the meaning of impotent.</u>
Because they are overpopulating and destroying wild life and killing more children and adults than normal
In order to serve students best, school districts need to ask for additional funding. that is the answer.
Answer:A. to give this part of the story a dark
and foreboding mood
Explanation:
Answer:
A). Closely related is the ability to taste what you see. Researchers in Singapore are developing electrodes that, when placed on your tongue, mimic basic tastes, such as sweet, salty, bitter, and sour.
C). Google recently acquired Thrive Audio, a company that specializes in spatial audio—sounds that your ear registers as emanating from a particular place.
Explanation:
'Virtual Reality Gets Real' primarily conveys the idea regarding the rapid and continuous advancements that are taking place in Virtual Reality which is expected to carry on in the future and the consequences associated with it through different sections.
As per the question, the central idea of the section 'Engaging All Your Senses' is most aptly supported by the sentences 'closely...sour' and 'Google place' as <u>it conveys that how virtual reality is able to capture our senses. It describes how 'the 3-dimensional audio can surround you and the development of electrodes make possible the ability to taste what you see' which not only supports but also substantiates the claim of virtual reality engaging our senses</u>. Thus, <u>options A and C</u> are the correct answers.
