Answer:
They are called snoods.
Explanation:
The red fleshy bits hanging off turkeys' beaks are called “snoods,” not to be confused with wattles, the fleshy bits under the neck. When a male turkey is strutting, the snood engorges with blood and extends to hang down over the beak.
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<span>The answer is D, all of these choices are correct. A is correct because language is how we spread stereotypes about groups of people that become commonplace beliefs. B is correct because certain dialects can reflect a stereotype or lack of intelligence, which can create further stereotypes that are negative. C is correct because power stems from certain phrases that are inherently stemmed from language.</span>
Answer:
I'm guessing that it's wash
Entering a unpaved road I should look both ways and walk when no cars are around
