The following sentence contains slang: "Dance is fun and fantabulous" (B).
The slang word here is <em>fantabulous</em>. It is a portmanteau word, which means that it is the result of two words meshed together: <em>fantastic</em> and <em>fabulous</em>. From this you can guess the meaning. It is an adjective that describes something of spectacular quality.
It became a widespread pop culture term in London in the 1960s and 70s, and is still part of British slang to this day.
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Picture that I lover to look at is the perfumes cause you get a free sample on how they smell.
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Plagiarism is the act of coping someone's work, answer or idea from the internet.
how to avoid it..
Do not copy the exact words of the person...you can check someone's idea, answer etc to have a wider scope and there creating your own but not coping exact words.
plagiarism is not limited to anything...so for subjects like maths which can have only one way of solving a question for example, you can just look , understand and assimilate how it was solved and then try solving on your own.
NeVEr copy exact words...even though you copied some of the words change see too...try to be creative and make your own answer by yourself.
one reason people (students mostly) indulge in this act is because of lack of proper understanding of a topic etc taught to them or maybe laziness.
so if you failed to understand something taught to you, make sure you call the attention of your teacher, classmates etc to help teach it to you.
also there is a case were you have to search up something from the net....like a constant information and for example a topic you haven't been taught, your teacher gave you an assignment to go and learn it so you might learn and after understanding it you can make a note by yourself from what you understand but sometimes you just have to copy it the way you saw it on the internet...so.......
I Hope this helps you.
Good luck ✅.
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C) Discrimination and lack of job opportunities
Explanation:
Lack of job opportunities and racial discrimination remained the top factors for black migration to the North and West. The advent of World War II contributed to an exodus out of the South, with 1.5 million African Americans leaving during the 1940s; a pattern of migration that would continue at that pace for the next twenty years.