It depends,
-during timed tests, such as the SAT or ACT, one does need to remember the passages and information given to answer the questions with deliberate speed to finish on time
-regarding schoolwork, it’s better to read it over twice or thrice just to understand the question and to develop an answer that would best fit it.
Answer:
Explanation:
Yes, it is possible to <u>break a bone</u> or pull a muscle if a person slips on a ground or ice. Broken bone is very painful and makes it impossible to walk. You would know for sure if that was the case.
Much more common is to <u>pull a muscle or joint</u>. You would still be able to walk, but it would hurt. In any case you do need to talk to the general practitioner that treats your family or the one available at school.
If you go back to intensive physical exercise, like cheerleading, if the pain does not go away in a few days, you might cause more damage that could turn out very serious.
Finally, <em>arthritis </em>is a term that includes a number of conditions that affect joints. Most of the diseases that are included under the umbrella term of arthritis, have a gradual onset and manifest in older age.
Answer:
The correct answer is option B. Work/employer
Explanation:
If a person received a prior job safety training, it mans that the employer of that person provided him the training.Every job has a specific job description which comes with its own safety hazards. Each company knows how to prevent accidents from happening and making sure each employee follows the company's specific safety protocol.
Therefore it is the employing company who provides the pre job safety training.
