The answer for this question would be B) Say that you are not ready and hope that he or she will respect that because well first lets do process of elimination.
Not A) because sexual intercourse can be private so no one has to know or it can be public if u share it with others by telling them or posting it online, not C) because well this could be a good choice but if u want to tell your partner to not pressure u, than just tell them and they could stop or find someone else who respects u, not D) because that's a bit dramatic and overboard, in a relationship its not all about sex, that's why people be virgins- people who don't have sex or lose their virginity, so u can still be in the relationship just without the intercourse, so its B) because its true and is more gentle.
he would be suffering from a life threatening condition. if lasts to long he could go into a coma. its called heat stroke. symptoms can feel like a heart attack.
Answer:
Chelsea's social factors increase her risks of a communicable disease.
Explanation:
Veronica and Chelsea are twins that were separated at birth, and while Chelsea is raised by a family that does not make much money, and does not have easy access to healthcare, Veronica is raised by a family that makes a lot of money, lives in a newly built home, has a farm and has access to healthcare.
Therefore, the conclusions that I can make about Chelsea's health as an adult is that her social factors increase her risks of a communicable disease.
I believe you answer is they both transmission signals through radio waves.
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