<span>Jun 18, 2015 - A while ago, I wrote about our dear Gabor Fekete, the resolute crackpot who has been spamming physicists' in-boxes with his theories for a while now. His English borders on the incomprehensible at times, and whatever logic there may be in his theories is impenetrable (despite his claim that his writings ...</span><span>
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Answer:
The answer is letter a, a gift of real estate made in a will.
Explanation:
There are many terms to consider when a testator (<em>a person who made a will) </em>gives his property to somebody (beneficiary).
An example of these, is the term "devise." This is a <em>testamentary gift</em> or a<em> gift in a will, particularly referring to a gift of real estate or property. </em>If the testator leaves a specific property to a specific person, then this is known as "specific devise."
The "inter vivos gift" of personal property, on the other hand, refers to the gifts (including properties) that a living person leaves to somebody.
A gift of intangible property refers to gifts that are incorporeal such as patents, copyrights, trade names and the like.
Thus, this explains the answer.
The answer to this question is true. Prejudice and discrimination are the same thing.
<h3>What does prejudice mean?</h3><h3 />
This is a term that has to do with the discrimination of people based on the places they are from, their beliefs and their culture.
From the definition above, we can see that they both have to do with the unfair treatment of people.
Read more on prejudice here: brainly.com/question/25189630
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The answer will be d. post-conventional. However, it is a level of moral reasoning not a stage.
