Answer:
Culture is made up of the values, beliefs, underlying assumptions, attitudes, and behaviors shared by a group of people. Culture is the behavior that results when a group arrives at a set of—generally unspoken and unwritten—rules for how they will work together in a workplace.
We usually think of culture as something that evolves outside of our control, a mysterious force that influences us. By looking at the language we use to communicate, Cloud suggests the alternative: we actively create our culture, and have a responsibility to do it well.
Explanation:
<span>One of the first things that we study in school is to learn
how to effectively communicate with others. Whether we are asked to recite or
answer something in front of the class, these activities are not to test our
knowledge but also determine how well we communicate with the class. Whether we talk or write in school, what is
important is that you are able to express your ideas to others. This important because how well you do will
depend on you effectively communicate your ideas. Those who succeed are the ones who are
confident as well good communicators. You express yourself and you will go a
long way in life.</span>
Answer:visibility, traction, speed, distance
Explanation: Visibility is reduced when there are heavy rains or any other extreme weather conditions which means the driver will be unable to see clearly while driving on the road.
Which means they may not see what crosses in front of them or may not even be able to predict or see what's the other driver intends to do leading to collisions.
It may hinder their ability to react in time.
They have to slow down to the point where they even go below the actual average driving speed because the road becomes slippery which may mean the car may roll over if its heavy rains or they may even be things flying to the road.
They have to keep a double safe following distance , double than of the normal following distance since extreme weather conditions introduces so many different risks such as not be able to see a standing car on the road or the the crossing animals.
