Think of the last time someone asked you something you didn't have the answer to. What was your response?
If you're like most people, you answered quickly with a short, "I don't know," so that you could move on, escape the conversation, and carry on with your day.
However, you don't need me to tell you that simply claiming your own ignorance and hanging that other person out to dry isn't necessarily an effective communication strategy.
Of course, you're not expected to know how to handle absolutely everything. But, there are alternative phrases that are much more helpful than the obvious brush off a standard "I don't know," provides. Here are four you can use the next time you don't have an answer.
No, there were not enough life boats on the Titanic. The ship had been thought to be unsinkable, so it was not properly equipped with emergency lifeboats.
I would choose the answer, "It brought the Atlantic coast and the Pacific slope ten days nearer to each other." That line speaks of shortening the time frame for the communication of messages by means of the Pony Express riders. That falls in the category of "rapid transit." Today we have even more rapid means of transit, from automobiles and trains to airplanes and jets. We also have instantaneous communication of messages coast to coast and globally by electronic means -- a different form of "rapid transit" in the communication sector.
Answer:
its C)There were Farmers that had fallen into debt.
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i got it right on edgenuity hope this helps :)
<span>They had cities and towns filled with art and industry with happy people prospering.</span>