Answer:
The name of this definition is Space Race.
Explanation:
In the past, during the Cold War, there was a competition between the two rival countries, the United States and the Soviet Union (Russia), to achieve superiority in terms of technology. In other words, instead of battling in the war field, the countries chose to battle in a more veiled way. Both countries invested a lot of money in science, especially with the purpose of developing weapons of mass destruction and rockets. Such competition is known as space race.
We can still speak of space race nowadays, although more countries are involved, such as China and India. However, the purpose is different from the past. Governments have realized the advantages of technology and are willing to invest in it. The goal is no longer to intimidate an enemy.
What do you mean by 'in this unit'? If we're talking about scientists in general it would be A. curious. Not all scientists are talkative, pessimistic, or wealthy. So, that leaves curious. Because, why would you decide to be a scientist if you're not curious about the world and science?
My favorite writer is Stephen King. I suspect he gets a lot of inspiration from his enviroment. He writes a lot about his hometown of Maine and seems to get most of storylines from the silent town he resides in. Hope this helps!
Answer:It was introduced into English poetry in the 20th century.
Rhyming verse is suitable for repetition, but free verse is not.
Explanation:
I think it’s 1
Sorry if wrong
