Answer:
Rats could control the termination of the shocks.
Explanation:
From the experiment carried out by Dr. Weiss, he discovered that rats with high predictability of shock had far fewer ulcers that those who could not control the shocks. Dr. Weiss suggests that this knowledge can be applied to human beings in the fight against ulcers.
Answer: 4.
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Answer:
B because aveoli are part of the lung Branch and capillaries take in the oxygen with blood?
Explanation: my guess since carbon dioxide also needs to be excreted out of lungs.
Answer:
The answer is option D "Machines have replaced much of the manual labor once needed to run a farm."
Explanation:
* Progress in Engineering: This simply means how technological machines like heavy tractors which are now used and are helpful in farming are evolving, meaning they are being used in a larger quantity now.
* Natural Environment: This is the normal way of life or doing things which individuals find themselves practicing in a particular society and at a particular point in time.
* As a result of the machines being developed as an Engineering progress which serves the work of people on the farms, there tends to be less manual labor that would be initially required to run a farm. The machines are now serving the work of human beings (laborers) now.