You should first see if you can work it out between the two if not you should abandon the business because dinner or later you will be in debt because you no longer agree in anything
Can you give the options?
This is when you decide on a course of action. Go left or right to avoid a hazard? What about the green light? Is someone currently tailgating? If you are approaching a yellow light for instance, and you sense that a tailgater is not slowing down, what are your outs? An "out" would be any options to avoid a collision in the space around your car. If there are two lanes available for instance, your out would be to quickly change lanes if you have a clearing in either direction.
This decision-making process incorporates all the predictions and identifications you made during the previous two steps.
Therefore, the answer is Choice C
I think it's dual credit because when you take dual credit classes it counts as college credit too
Answer:
Although the sentence is not underlined on your question, I'm assuming the underlined portion is sentence [6] because it seems out-of-place.
Sentence 6 strays away from the main point of the paragraph, that:
"Henry David Thoreau... crafted an entire essay on the values of civil disobedience, and those opinions can be seen throughout the 20th century."
Sentence 6 describes a personal story about museum shirts, which really does not any essential information to the paragraph.
So, my guess would be A, since it detracts from the clear line of reasoning established in the paragraph.
