Adding onto what the other person said, you are able to help other people. you earn points and get ranked based on points and the number of earned brainliests. the best thing about brainly (at least for me) is the feeling of being helpful, and somewhat needed, after helping someone.
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At Rome, moreover, Caesar won a great and brilliant popularity by his eloquence as ... and much good will from the common people for the friendliness of his manners . . . . He had also a large and gradually increasing political influence in consequence of his lavish hospitality and the general splendour of his mode of life.
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Answer: i say yes education can level the playing field because getting certain educations allows for better understanding in what your doing.
Explanation: ot sure if tht answer yur question but have a nice day.
The correct answer is the second choice.
A isn't correct because it should be 'dress and act,' and not 'dresses and acts.' C is incorrect because you don't have to use 'would dress and act,' because it is the wrong use of that tense. D is also incorrect because it should be 'dress and act,' instead of 'dressed and acted,' because there is no reason why you should use past tense here. B is the only correct answer given that since the first verb 'studied' is in the past tense, due to the sequence of tenses, verbs 'dressed and acted' also have to be in the past tense.
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Michel Sifre was a French chronobiologist who studied the relationship between time and living organisms. He conducted a self-experimentation in 1962.
In his experimentation, he spent two months living in total isolation in a cave - had no acess to calendar, clock or even sun. In a short while, his memory deteriorated since there was no one to talk to, no book to read to impress itself upon his memory. It got to a point, he stopped being able to remember what took place a day before. As the days went by, Sifre became effectively amnesic, he could not sleep very - he would stay awake for thirty-six straight hours in some days. The outcome of his self-experimentation was severe.
By the time his experimentation was to wrap up in September 14, it was only August 20 in his journal. He only thought a month has just passed.
