Answer: Marriage as happy event in a family
Explanation:
When you are writing a letter, you have to write:
From
Name
Address
To
Dear, Brother!
How are you? How is life? I hope that everything is perfect. At home, we are great and very happy. I've got many good grades at school and I can't wait to see you again.
Also, I have exciting news for you. Our sister is getting married! We were shocked and happy at the same time when she told us. Another new thing is that we are planning a family trip and I wish that you will come soon because we miss you so much.
Take care! We love you!
Your lovely,
Brother
It would be B. Which is a big issue
The two worst method of waste
management are disposal to landfill and thermal treatment.
Disposal to landfill adds up
to the pollution in a certain place where the landfill is located. It can also
cause some diseases from the landfill.
Thermal treatment or
incineration is a process that involves combustion of organic substances
converting the waste into ash, heat, and flue gas.
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Answer:
Fact: State Security clearance was required for government appointments
Statistics : 40% of Egyptians lived below the poverty line.
Explanation:
Revolution 2.0 is a chronological record of the uprising that occurred in Egypt in Jan 2011. The uprising led to the toppling of the then government led by Hosni Mubarak.
The fact used as evidence was that state security approval was sought and granted before anyone could hold any senior position in government or politics. The government achieved this by keeping a dossier - a record of activities- on everyone considered a threat or an activist, which was used to blackmail them in case they decided to raise a dissenting voice.
This control measure was used to ensure that no one in senior position of authority would had enough clout to lead a revolt or revolution.
The statistics was that 40% of Egyptians lived below the poverty line. Hence poverty was used as a weapon in oppressing and subjugating the people.
