Answer:
Explanation:
Here's some I can think of:
- Academics such as school
- Relationship with their peers or even personal relationships with significant others (problems, tensions, etc that can evolve in such relationships can cause significant stress).
- Changes in their bodies can trigger them to be more self-conscious and it can be stressful to be the "odd" one in the group.
- Thinking that everyone is watching you at all times so keeping very high expectations from oneself which can be stressful and also hurtful if expectations are not met.
- Instability in family either due to financial conditions or divorce, abuse or many plethora of events.
- COVI.D brought about many death so losing a loved one is high stress factor.
- Many students also do not get adequate sleep because they are on their phones all the time (even past bed time) and lack of sleep can bring about many negative things one of which is stress.
I can go on and on. The list never stops honestly.
Answer:
Here is a brief summary (do not copy word for word please)
Explanation:
In "Sweet Difficult Sounds" by I.M. Desta, a young girl who immigrated to America from Zimbabwe struggles with confidence as she adjusts to her new school environment. As your child reads, they will be discussing the topics of fear & paranoia, loneliness & isolation, and resilience & success as they relate to the text.
Answer: Fact by Fact
Explanation:
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Middle School English 10+5 pts
A Brief Study of Guts
You may not know this, but you are home to a colony of bacteria. You may also not know it, but the health and happiness of that colony of bacteria have a direct effect on your own health and happiness. In short, if we are what we eat, then we may need to make bacteria part of our balanced breakfast.
Microbes are single-celled organisms. They are literally everywhere. Microbes are in the air we breathe, on the surfaces of everything we touch, and inside our bodies. Microbes can be bacteria, fungi, protozoa, or viruses.
A few years ago, scientists began studying the microbial life of our stomachs. Called The American Gut project, this study aims to understand the life of the bacteria that live in our digestive system. According to an article in the New York Times by Michael Pollan, the goal is to gather information on the types and amounts of bacteria in the human gut. Scientists want to describe what a normal healthy microbe and human relationship should look like inside our digestive system. While the research is still in the very early stages, scientists have learned the following:
The strongest and healthiest microbe systems are those with a lot of variety.
The guts of Americans have much less variety than the guts of other populations.
Diets that include a lot of processed foods support less variation in bacteria.
From the excerpt it is seen that the author chooses to paragraph fact after fact.
refusing to be persuaded or to change one's mind.
The answer is c "do not understand what the sign says.
