Answer:
I think it is D.
Explanation:
actively taking notes in class helps you better follow up with what is being taught.
It aides your understanding
It helps you remember the concepts for a much longer time, so you don’t have to start cracking your brain when you want to go back to your notes to revise.
And of course, writing down notes the way you understand it is a great active learning strategy
Answer:
Folks who don’t get enough shut-eye often spend the day walking around like zombies. No
Sleep is a big deal, and you won’t be at your best if you don’t get your zzz’s every night. No
People need different amounts of sleep depending on their age and activity level. Yes
Regular exercise each day is important for relieving stress and getting enough sleep. No
Explanation:
Answer:
Explanation:
The lotus casino is a very large hotel and casino (obviously) and looks just like a general big casino. But, it has magic cast on it, which makes the 3 feel obliged to stay there. At first, they feel confused (due to the large casino, they weren't expecting), then they become more layed back and they feel like they want to stay there.
Answer:
hope this helps:)
Explanation:
Page 1
Radio waves are used in wi-fi signals. This frequency has the lowest energy
Microwave waves are used in microwaves (wow that's a tongue twister - say that 5 times fast) to heat foods and liquids, which also are present in smartphones.
Infrared waves are used in night vision cameras and remote controls.
Visible light waves let us predict the weather through clouds.
UV waves are used in suntanning and killing bacteria.
X-rays are used to view fractured or broken bones. They can spot pneumonia and breast cancer as well!
Gamma waves kill cancerous cells and are used in oncology. This frequency has the highest energy.
Page 2
Violet light has the shortest wavelength
1. Reflection
2. Refraction
3. Absorption
Page 3 *i'm not 100% on these so take this sparingly*
1. Water
2. Glass
3. Air
Light travels <em>slower</em>
Sound travels <em>slower</em>
Page 4
105 is the least dense
50 is the densest
Page 5
A. Solid
B. Freezing - top
Melting - bottom
C. Liquid
D. Condensation - top
Vaporization - bottom
E. Gas