Answer:
The Answer is gonna be 1. It helps pay for conservation efforts.
Answer:
I and II
Explanation:
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Which of the following correctly identifies an example of an endocrine disruptor and the effect it might have on the
human body?
A) high levels of lead in drinking water could lead to neurological damage
B) exposure to radon in indoor air is linked to increased rates of lung cancer
C) phthalates in cosmetics and shampoos reduce fertility
D) The bacterium E. coli found in vegetables causes abdominal cramping and vomiting
Answer:
a
Explanation:
high level of lead in drinking water could lead to neurological
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11. Which of the following combinations of
changes in government spending and taxes is
necessarily expansionary?
taxes rate n inflation ,exese tax
Which of the following statements about the use of nuclear energy is true?
A) Nuclear energy cannot be used safely
B) Nuclear fusion has no known useful applications
C) Nuclear fission is currently more useful for producing energy than nuclear fusion
D) Nuclear fusion has fewer safety risks than nuclear fission
E) Nuclear fusion and nuclear fission produce the same amount of energy
Answer:
D
Explanation:
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How Do I Take Notes From An AP Euro Textbook?!?
Pls, I'm failing in this class, I need help.
(Although I wouldn't mind if anyone wanted to let me copy their notes)
Answer:
Create an outline (like, headers for each next paragraph/topic), start from the beginning (of what you learned), read each section at a time, use important details, and then at the end summarize.
Which best describes the challenge faced by developing countries that depend on the international sale of one natural resource?
Question:
Which best describes the challenge faced by developing countries that depend on the international sale of one natural resource?
A) Lack of diversification
B) Stagnant prices
C) Declining stocks
D) Increased competition
E) Lack of manufacturing
Answer:
The correct answer is A) Lack of Diversification
Explanation:
Economies that suffer from the above-described problem are referred to in economic parlance as Mono-product economies.
In real-world scenarios, many countries which are described with the above term actually have the capacity to produce and export other products. But for some reasons such as politics, poor governance, poor leadership, lucrativeness or productivity of the primary product, etc they are content to explore and export one product which constitutes between 75-100% of their gross national revenue.
Examples of such countries are:
Nigeria (Primary Product - Crude Oil products)Zambia (Primary Product - Refined and Unrefined Copper)Venezuela (Primary Product - Crude Oil products) andAngola (Primary Product - Mineral Fuels...especially crude oil)Cheers!