False I believe because Correspondence means the exchange of letters and verbal means like speaking (the opposite of visual).
<u>Answer:</u>
<em>Punctuation</em>
<u>Explanation:</u>
The sentence started with <em>the double quotes and it should be closed appropriately.</em> All the single quotes and double quotes are paired punctuation and mostly they do not come alone.
Note that there is a <em>difference between a single quote and apostrophe</em> though same key is used from the keyboard for both. <em>The correct answer is Punctuation.</em>
George W. Bush is the President of the United States of America”. There is one another error in the statement. At present Bush is not the President so the sentence can be <em>George W. Bush was the President of the United States of America.</em>
<span>Nicephore Niepce produced the first permanently fixed photograph made with a camera in 1826. </span>
Hello there! The significance of the scientific method is that it ensures accuracy and it ensures that the experiment was done in the right order.
The scientific method is a widely accepted way of revising and rechecking the work of scientists to see if:
1. The answers match up
2. The experiment was performed correctly
3. The results are accurate
Through the scientific method, the probability is very high that things will not go wrong. The significance of this is that if the scientific method is not applied to an experiment, nobody knows the results. If nobody knows the results, there are many possible unintended consequences that could happen. Hope this helps!
Not sure what quizScore1-5 is, but here it is. Also, I'm not entirely sure what language you're working with here, but null can't be returned as an integer. If it were a string, for example, it'd be possible as string is an object reference type.
public int getData(int dataNumber)
{
if (dataNumber == 1)
return quizScore1;
else if (dataNumber == 2)
return quizScore2;
else if (dataNumber == 3)
return quizScore3;
else if (dataNumber == 4)
return quizScore4;
else if (dataNumber == 5)
return quizScore5;
else
return 0;
}
