What is the best description of the main purpose of the Great Leap Forward?

In what order did the following empires dominate Mesopotamia?

Firdavs [7]

The answer for this question is C

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3 years ago

I know it's a little late ,but I wanted to explain so the figurative language in this sentence is "She looked down at her legs,

Naily [24]

Answer:

"Figurative language is where you compare two things without using like or as."

Figurative language is not when you compare two things using like or as....what you said here, is a simile, and a simile is also a type of figurative language.

Figurative language is some type of figure of speech. It's something you can use to express comparison between things, it adds clarity to what you are saying, and something many people use in their writing to make it interesting.

Example of figurative languages are....

Simile (comparison between two things using like or as)

Ex: Avery is fast <u><em>as </em></u>a lightning bolt.

Metaphor (comparison between two things without using like or as)

Ex: Avery's a lightning bolt.

Personification (giving human characteristics to a non-human thing)

Ex: The tree was dancing in the wind.

Hyperbole (exaggeration of something)

Ex: The feather weighed 1 million pounds

Onomatopoeia (the formation of a word)

Ex: Oink, Meow, Moo, Honk, BOOM

But thx for explaining as well!

Have a supercalifragilisticexpialidocious day!

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3 years ago

A key tenet of naval warfare is that commanders at every level must understand their seniors' intent, so they can ______________

densk [106]

Answer:

exploit rapid decision and execution cycles

Explanation:

A group can progress well if only its members understand each other well and there is proper communication among the members of the group. This is true for all group and organizations.

In naval warfare, it is believed that the team can take quick decisions and executes their plans in advance and in harmony only when the juniors in the navy well understands the objectives and the purpose of their seniors. There should be a level of proper understanding among the group.

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3 years ago

What colonies formed for religious reasons

dalvyx [7]

The original 13 colonies.

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3 years ago

Professor Smith’s class was stunned. She mistakenly included questions from chapter 5 on an exam that was supposed to cover chap

Liono4ka [1.6K]

Answer: Content validity

Explanation:

Content validity is defined as the process that indicates about content knowledge that a sample content should contain or was intended to have through measurement .

According to the question, students should question content validity of the test content .In this manner ,they can find the adequate content that should be present in test paper through measurement.

Other options are incorrect because face validity, construct validity and predictive validity does not define about knowledge domain that of any sample that test is measuring.Thus, the correct option is content validity.

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3 years ago