Actions taken to avoid risks are proactive factors
The following work out "curl ups". This would most likely be when you would have to be laid down, and when you would have to "curl" you back up. And by doing this kind of workout, this would give you muscular endurance in your body, and not only that, but this would also give you (a lot) of strength. So based by looking at your options, your correct answer would most likely be
(D) Both A and B.
Answer:
As more and more time is spent on one activity, the opportunity cost of that activity in terms of other activities rises
Explanation:
The allocating scarce resources is done to increase the output for the well being of the nation. This resources allocation must be associated with the decision makings.
Time is the important scarce resource that constrain the human behavior. The achievement of the particular goal occur by the efficient use of the time. The humans have different capabilities and spending more time on single activity can increase the opportunity cost.
Thus, the correct answer is option (1).
Answer: Correct order:
Food enters the mouth where teeth and saliva begin digesting
1. Food is swallowed and travels down the esophagus due to muscle contractions called peristalsis.
2. food goes through the pharynx, which is the junction between the digestive and respiratory systems.
3. Then food arrives in the stomach where it is digested further and becomes a thick liquid called chyme.
4. The next step is the small intestines where the food goes through more digestion and absorption into the blood stream occurs
5. The next step is the large intestines where water is absorbed and remaining waste continues through
6. The next step is the rectum where waste and water are compacted into a solid form known as feces
Lastly, feces is removed from the body through a muscular organ called the anus.
Explanation:
I think we can all agree that first food is in our mouth, we chew, swallow, food travels down the esophagus through the pharynx and lands in the stomach. From digestion in the stomach, to the small intestines, then large intestines, then turns to waste then travels down the system to elimination through the rectum and out the anus.
