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Cause: Mr. Nixon asked the bus company to make a new stop.
Effect: The bus company refused to make a new stop.
Answer:
B). Identity foreclosure.
Explanation:
'Identity foreclosure' is exemplified as the phase that one faces the discovering their self-identity and in which he/she prematurely accepts and determines their identity and what they are without exploring the further ideas or options that may reveal the another side of their self. Thus, such an identity is considered 'foreclosed'.
As per the question, 'identity foreclosed' label would best illustrate Marsha's identity status as she prematurely commits her identity as an 'electrical engineer' without exploring her interest, skill, or ability(as she does not have interest in math and science). Thus, she 'forecloses' her identity without considering her true interest and potential. Therefore, <u>option B</u> is the correct answer.
Answer:
Explanation:
1.- The modified object is unclear.
2.- The modified object is clear.
3.- The modified object is missing.
4.- The modified object is clear.
Answer:Community Pet adoption Drive
The veterinary society invited Dr Herriot, a senior vet and Mrs Pumphrey to share their experiences of keeping a pet on the occasion of the Pet adoption drive. Mrs Pumphrey believes in providing luxurious clothes and toys and tasty food to pets. Whereas Dr Herriot explained that overfeeding without any physical work or exercise can make the animals ill and sluggish. According to him discipline and simple food is the key to the pets’ health. Both shared different pet parenting tips for pet lovers.
Every dog has its day, they say. The event came to an end with the handing over of 10 pets to the interested veterinarians. Finally, the pets looked happy with their new family.
Other Interesting Titles for this answer- Community pet adoption drive, Adoptathon, Rich vs Poor Pet, Paws for a cause.
Answer:
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Russians faced many challenges and struggles working on collective farms.
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Explanation:
In this excerpt, Orwell describes the problems that Russians experienced when working on collective farms, such as lack of machinery and lack of expertise.
