According to "Google's Ten Things," Google believes that information should not be limited to a single country. The following are the principles and philosophy made by the creator of google.:
>Focus on the user,the, everything else follows.
> Do one thing at a time very well.
> Better fast than slow.
>Democracy works on the web.
> You do not have to be at your desk to require an answer.
> Make money without doing something bad.
>All borders are crossed in the need for information.
> You can be sincere with no suit.
>Great ain’t good enough.
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If you're talking about a claim of policy, then I can help you.
WHAT IS A CLAIM OF POLICY?
A Claims of Policy argues that certain conditions should or shouldn't exist.
EXAMPLES:
→ Someone arguing that people should/shouldn't be allowed to get guns so easily.
→ Someone arguing that marijuana for medical use should/shouldn't be legal.
Answer:
B). She cites major awards given over a long period.
Explanation:
Professor Hoffman claims that horror movies have upgraded the quality of films over several years and they have been more authentic and genuine to the audience. <u>In order to substantiate her claim, she 'cites the significant honors and awards that the horror movies have been winning for these years</u>.' These awards justify that the content provided in horror movies are offering more veritable content that id liked and admired by people. Thus, <u>option B</u> is the correct answer.
I believe the answer is C
The answer choice which represents a more advanced phonological awareness activity which can be taught later in the school year includes; All of the above.
<h3>What is phonological awareness?</h3>
Phonological awareness is an individual's ability to understand the sound structure of words. Phonological awareness hence, is one very important and reliable predictor of a student's reading ability over time and has, therefore, been the focus of much teachings in that regard.
Examples of such activities which promote phonological awareness therefore includes but are not limited to;
- Blending syllables into a word.
- Recognizing rhyming words.
- Generating rhyming words.
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