Answer: A. Novels tend to have subclimaxes built in throughout the story.
Novel does not have a limit as to the number of the characters in the story nor does it have a single plot. In fact, novels are made up of several connected plots and usually has multiple settings too.
Answer: B- A library card
Explanation:
A legal document can be defined as a document which establishes an identity of a person, establishes right on the property, spouse, and any other entity. A legal documents are also signed to show the contractual treaty or deal.
A U.S. passport, a birth certificate, and a social security card all establishes identity of a person and are subjected to be presented in judicial matters when required. The library card also establishes the identity but is not as reliable for judicial proceedings as other documents are.
The answer is the cognitive map. It is a sort of mental portrayal which serves a person to gain, code, store, review, and disentangle data about the relative areas and properties of marvels in their ordinary or allegorical spatial condition. The idea was presented by Edward Tolman in 1948
Personality, Temperament and Feelings... hopes this helps :)
The correct answre is D.
Citizens United v. FEC
was a case which led to the enactment of a landmark decision by the US Supreme Court in 2010.
The Federal Election Comission, a conservative non-profit organization, broadcasted an advertsiment against the aspiration of Hilary Clinton during the 2008 presidential election. Such ad had an audience superior to 50,000.
The freedom of speech right, guaranteed by the First Amendment to the US Constitution, states that goverment cannot limit communications financed with private funds and performed by nonprofit corporations, for-profit corporations, labor unions, and other associations.
On the other hand, the federal law explicitly prohibits such organizations from "electioneering communication" in the 60 days prior to the election, if these communications reach more than 50,000 people from the electorate. <u>Therefore, the US Supreme Court declared that the Federal Election Comission had acted against the federal law and the US Constitution. </u>
