Answer:
a)
Explanation:
Narrative identity says that individual form their identity by integrating their life experiences (their past, in other words), and their expectations of the future into an internalized story of the self which provides them with a sense of unity (identity).
Thus, an important part of narrative identity is the focus on life experiences and the expectations for the future.
From the options given, we can see that <u>the one that integrates Tela's life experiences from the past and her expectations for her future is a</u>) "Given my <u>past failures</u> in school, graduating from college <u>will make my life meaningful.</u>
Thus, the correct answer is a)
One of the issues involving slavery that came up in the constitution was A) How slaves would be counted for representation. This came up when delegates began discussing how to determine representation for states. The question was whether or not to count the slave population for the purpose of representation. The southern states wanted to count the slave population because they were afraid that the bigger states would have larger representation. By including the slave population in the count this would increase their representation.
<span>Normal fault is associated with downward boundaries. A downthrown block between two normal faults moving towards each-other is called a graben and an upthrown block between two normal faults moving away from each other is called a horst. </span>
<span>The opposite of a normal fault is called a reverse fault and it is observed in upward boundaries. </span>
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True.......................
The right option is; B. wadi
In the Middle East, a wadi is a dry riverbed that often fills briefly with water after strong rains.
Wadi is a dry river bed or valley of a stream that is usually dry except during the times of heavy rain. Wadi is situated in regions of southwestern Asia and northern Africa. The sediments inside wadi is composed of complete range from gravel to mud along with large range of sedimentary structures.
