I wrote it down in the wrong app so i had to screenshot it but here it is. i hope it helps.
Luther challenged the church and the pope in his 95 theses he disagreed with indulgences and the capitalist like mind that the church was taking on. He believed that the sale and preaching of indulgences to buy one’s way out of Purgatory was wrong. People should be doing good works out of the goodness In their heart, not because they have to. He believed that if the Pope was truly supposed to be God’s representative on earth, then he shouldn’t be concerned with the state and other governmental issues. The church and Pope should be concerned with only heavenly salvation not early material possessions such as money and competing architecture. Luther was a major threat to the church and has many tries like the diet of worms and the Papal’s Bull of excommunication. The theologians that preceded Luther were in agreeance with Luther, but like Luther they faces excommunication as well. At the time Excommunication meant outlaw and therefore no protection form death, or worse holy salvation.
True, as the popular opinion of the public will give the legislation support.
Answer:
B). A quote from a famous speech in the past.
Explanation:
The opening or the introductory part of a speech plays a vital role in setting the stage for the entire speech and capture the audience's attention and interest from the beginning. Thus, the opening must be eye-catching as well as revealing enough to reflect the speaker's purpose and key ideas.
As per the question, the most effective beginning statement for a speech could be 'a relevant and contextual quotation from a famous speech' <u>as it would not only assist in gaining the audience's attention at once and disclosing the key ideas of the speaker that he/she is going to discuss but also in establishing the credibility of the claim and speaker</u>. The other ways could be 'asking a rhetorical question', 'a surprising statistic', etc. Thus, <u>option B</u> is the correct answer.
Answer:
Explanation:
Concentration is defined as mols of a chemical / volume. So volume tells you what the chemical is in.
There are other ways of defining concentration, but most of them have to do with units of volume in the denominator.
eg Concentration = grams / Liter
% solvent = grams or moles / amount of solvent (solvent is a volume)
I take a medication that is 5% active ingredient. That means that the solute is 5% of the solution and water (in this case) is 95% of the solution.
So in 100 mL of solution, 5 grams of the active ingredient is put in 95 grams of water.
Just as a note (and I don't care about it, but someone might), this looks like it should be in chemistry.
