What? This isn't a question
<span> 1. Confuse
2. His wife is beautiful, young, and wealthy
3. Peculiar
4. They are abnormally large.
5. Has inner qualities that make him admirable
6. Aversion
7. transience...veracity
8. fervent...dissonant
9. libertarian
10. lavishly...meager
11. correct
12. and the (The "the" is unnecessary)
13. those are
14. No error (Though, there should be a comma after "week.")
15. alot of fish (It should be a lot, not alot.) </span>
Answer:
Yes, Wapnick's talk actually changed my perspective on how people can have one or more true callings. I have discovered some of my true callings which are ICT Expert, Farmer and Transport Manager. In the future, I will have a channel to educate people on life matters, create IT solutions for firms, build a poultry farm and start up an online booking service. I will adapt to the skills Wapnick revealed in her TED Talk: Idea synthesis, Rapid Learning and Adaptability.
This connects to the unit theme because it reveals that there is a career journey that awaits beyond the school walls filled with possibilities.
Explanation:
During the TED Talk of Emilie Wapnick, she explained how she became a multipotentialite and was into everything she had interest for.
Wapnick has been a songwriter/musician,filmmaker,web designer, writer, law student and entrepreneur.
Answer:
D. Whether or not something is considered good or bad
Explanation:
took the test :D
Answer:
Explanation:
Knowledge is what can be acquired from books, reading or studying, and it's information that can be taught. Wisdom be taught, because wisdom is what a person can acquire through life experiences.
