I believe the answer is: <span>Expansion of the blind window
In this context, blind window represents the things that other people could percieve on the individuals which the individuals cannot.
In the text above, only Olivia's mentors and peers see the potential that resided in her, and she's still hasn't got into the stage where she fully realized it.</span>
The correct answer is: C) New mountains are created through tectonic and volcanic activity.
There are three ways in which mountains are formed, therefore there are three different types of mountains: volcanic, fold and block mountains.
It is important to say that these always involve plate tectonics, were huge "compressional forces, isostatic uplift and igneous (magma) matter, forces surface rock upward". In this way a landform higer than the surroundings is created, that is to say: a mountain.
There is no way a mountain is created by one of the other options given.
Explanation:
In 2018 Department of Higher Education revoked the designated list of subjects for NSC thus providing all the 20 credit-bearing subjects equal status. The revocation would not apply retrospectively.
This move is deemed to be significant considering its huge implication on students such as-
- The move is slated to affect subject choices of Grade 8 and Grade 9 learners who would face the FET phase later during the year.
- This would also mean a tough time for learners and their potential advisors since they would find it more difficult to plan an appropriate strategy for gaining entry to degree studies.
- The number of learners qualifying for degree studies is expected to increase.
- The removal of the designated list would also lead to the inclusion of other subjects for learners like Computer design etc.
There would be possibly an outcry among students regarding the standards but that is far from true. The learners must be content that the standards have not been tweaked and are for the benefit of learners.
<span>Hannah's understanding of seriation allows her to accomplish this. Seriation occurs between the ages of 7 and 12. It refers to the child's ability to categorize or group objects according to a specific characteristic. These characteristics can include things such as shape, color, size, or type of item. The child finds objects that share these characteristics and groups them accordingly. Here, it is with buttons.</span>
