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Below are the choices:
<span>oil and gas revenues
traditional agriculture
high-tech industries
manufacturing
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Papua New Guinea’s economy is based largely on <span>traditional agriculture</span>
Answer:
B. The pancreas releases glucagon.
Explanation:
Glucose is a source of energy in human body and required to perform any action.
When blood glucose levels fall below normal the pancreas releases glucagon. glucagon is a form of stored sugar present in the liver and provide instant energy when required. Glucagon enters in the bloodstream and level the fall in blood glucose level.
Insulin is released when blood glucose level is higher than normal.
Hence, the correct answer is "B. The pancreas releases glucagon."
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option 3. The sentence that is the most paradoxical is that "He was old enough to understand the innocence of children." A paradoxical sentence is a sentence that contains self-contradictory words. In this case, the rods old enough and innocence seems to contradict each other.
Answer:
Motive, Crime of Passion and Sam is a suspect
Explanation:
Motive for killing a person will be determined by the intent to kill in terms of the circumstance surrounding at the very moment. If Sam's wife had committed the act as he claims and then she is now missing this leads to a motive if she is found dead.
A Crime of Passion may have also occurred if he was distraught by hearing the news that he was betrayed. In that instant he may have lost his judgement and committed a crime, if, in fact, she is found dead.
However if is very likely that Sam is a suspect in his wife's disappearance as he was the last person to have been with her right before he disappeared. Not only this but he was heard saying that harm may come to her which establishes that they were not on good terms.
It’s rebirth
Re = “again” or “back”
Naissance = comes from the French word “naître” which means “to be born”. But the actual word “naissance” (which is French as well) means “birth”
