They risk their lives and themselves in danger so the citizens of the country remain safe
I would say D. Restrict it because the north of the U.S. had no slavery while the south did so they kinda restricted it to only being allowed in the south.
Answer:
informing
Explanation:
this is informing the reader about the first story about the Amazing spider man.
Answer:
C). Social desirability.
Explanation:
Social desirability is demonstrated as the kind of response bias in which the respondents' tendency of answering questions in a particular manner is considered advantageous by others.
In the second paragraph, the last statement explains how research proposes how 'the response over the internet is advantageous over other types of telephonic surveys or direct(face-to-face) interviews. The respondents are likely to provide socially admissible and authentic answers regarding sensitive topics like weight more during a telephonic or face-to-face interview than on internet. This shows the comparison aptly and the difference in social desirability on internet responses and the other responses. Thus, <u>option C</u> is the correct answer.
14. The correct answer is B.
Russell was known for throwing fits and leaving games unfinished when thing were not going his way.
During what the narrator calls "the greates kickball game ever", Russell catches the ball his sister had kicked, and without saying a word, takes it back to his house.
15. The correct answer is A.
Despite being known for knocking over board games when losing, Russell does not destroy the chessboard after he loses against his sister. On the contraty, he smiles and leaves the pieces in their place.
16. The correct answer is C.
The narrator explains that, even when they were children, their parents used to ignore indiscernible ailments. This means that, since mental illness does not have physical sympthoms, Russell's family simply ignored it.
17. The correct answer is B.
Unlike the contestors of the bauty pageant, who aspired to go to college and do different things with their lives, the dominican culture expected the narrator and her sisters to be good wives and mothers.
