The credibility of a work, especially in academia, deals mainly with the credibility or its source or author. This may mean that the author's work has been well-regarded in the past.
I think the strongest answer is <span>B. "More than half the population is female but only two percent of them hold managerial positions.
It indicates concern as a whole, based on the condition of women which calls for the need of legislation for better work promotions that would give equal opportunity to men.
Other answers are incorrect;
</span><span> A. "When women apply for a job they are asked if they can type."
( It is a case of stereotyping, an association skill of a woman looking for a secretary work. Not a fact for legislation)
</span><span>C. "There is an unspoken assumption that women do not have executive ability.
</span> (A comment and a stereotype situation, does not have figures to support it)
D. <span>"Women have not been aggressive in demanding their rights."
(A reaction to women's passive behavior. This reaction cannot be used as basis for legislation )
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Answer:
"were warmly received".
Explanation:
"The Maori: Genealogies and Origins in New Zealand" narrate the mythical belief of how the Maori people came to be. These tribe in New Zealand and their inception is revealed and how they came to be from one of the strongest mythical creature, Tû.
As given in the excerpt, the Maori people believed Rangi and Papa to be their parents who gave birth to them and get them started. The many children who were born out of Rangi and Papa were the first humans, the Maoris. The phrase <em>"were warmly received by the earth, their new home" </em>strongly supports the idea that they felt cared for by the earth.
<span>turn-yieding cue
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<span>When you are
speaking to one or more people, it can be understood that if you are speaking,
it is your turn in the conversation. To yield
means, basically, to give up or relinquish such as “Yield” sign you may see on
the side of the road while riding in a car on a roadway. To yield, on a roadway means to give other
traffic the right of way or their turn at passage through, say, an intersection
or roadway. Thus, when you ask a
question during a conversation, what you are doing is relinquishing (or
yielding) your turn at speaking. Thus,
the proper response is “turn-yielding cue.”</span>
