Full Question:
Which of the following scenarios would most likely result in an increase of a country’s literacy rate?
A. The French stock market crashes horribly.
B. Thailand builds more public and private schools.
C. The gap between the rich and the poor widens in China.
D. Peace negotiations between North Korea and South Korea break down.
Answer:
B. Thailand builds more public and private schools.
Explanation:
There are two main causes of illiteracy that many poor countries experience today :
- Lack of resources (this includes skill teachers, text books, school buildings)
- Even if the resource exist, many of them couldn't afford it.
This is why building more public and private schools could increase the country's literacy rate. The private schools was made to take students from family who can afford to pay for the cost of education. The money will be distributed to the public schools which were targeted toward students who came from poor economic background.
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Answer:
Impression management
Explanation:
Impression management can be explained as a process in which people make attempt to control or influence other people's perception about an event or object. It can also be described as how people control how they are perceived by others.
In this case, the hitchhiker was trying to change the perception of others, that is, the people, towards the hitchhiker, which prevent them from getting help whenever they need one especially at this likely situation, by making a suitcase out of a gasoline can, so that he will look like a stranded motorist, and people will not be afraid of helping him.
Answer:
B) physiological noise
Explanation:
physiological noise is when the body distorts/blocks the message
distorts the message and prevents the receiver from receiving the message. It is a health issue.
Some examples are Illness, exhaustion, heat or hunger,which will be seen in hearing impairments, visual impairments, speaking difficulties.
Answer:
D:its changing value relative to other currencies.
Explanation: