Answer:
- people who do not know how to read
- people who only enjoy reading classic literature
- scientists and engineers who do not enjoy fiction
Explanation:
The Science Fiction is a very specific type of literature, and not everyone can connect with it, enjoy it, and be passionate about it. While some people see it as the best genre, and even dedicate their lives to it, some just see it something else that is not in their interest range, or maybe even their cognitive abilities. The people that are interested in classic literature would hardly be an audience of the Science Fiction as it is totally different from what they prefer. People who maybe have connections with it, and seem that would be interested, actually may have totally different interests personally. And unfortunately there are still people that do not know how to read. Those people are not interested in any type of literature, including the Science Fiction with the simple reason that they can no read it and understand it.
Well, this can be different for every religion. I know that in some religions like Muslim, take off their shoes when entering a holy area. Some other examples are when religions wear something to cover their hair (some areas of Judaism, Christianity, and Muslim). People will also sometimes light incense or bathe themselves with holy water. It really depends on what religion you are or/and your background. I hope that you found this helpful.
Answer:
Ask them a question that is not a yes or no question. Send them something that will most likely get them to do some thinking and send back a thoughtful response. They might be leaving you seen for a number of reasons but I don't know your situation with the person so I can't tell you exactly why but that's what I would do for now.
Answer:
You may need to find more evidence for your research project because— <em>you need more support for one or more opinions.</em>
Explanation:
This is because an opinion should always be justified and backed up with a fact or evidence.
Hope this helps!
- profparis
