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lidiya [134]
2 years ago
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For each example, select the type of obstacle being described. Declan learned the landscaping industry in his town is not doing

well. Jonas was excited about a career in computer technology, but he took a class and realized he wasn't interested in the subject after all. Imani thought she would receive enough scholarships to pay for her college education, but she didn't receive enough of them. Mekhi failed an important exam in a college class. Brynn has been too busy with a personal family crisis to focus on her college applications.
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2 answers:
dimulka [17.4K]2 years ago
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1, Economic obstacle

2, Motivational obstacle

3, Financial obstacle

4, educational obstacle

5, Time obstacle

Deffense [45]2 years ago
5 0

Answer

For each example, select the type of obstacle being described.

Declan learned the landscaping industry in his town is not doing well.

✔ economic obstacle

Jonas was excited about a career in computer technology, but he took a class and realized he wasn't interested in the subject after all.

✔ motivational obstacle

Imani thought she would receive enough scholarships to pay for her college education, but she didn't receive enough of them.

✔ financial obstacle

Mekhi failed an important exam in a college class.

✔ educational obstacle

Brynn has been too busy with a personal family crisis to focus on her college applications.

✔ time obstacle

Explanation:

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