A scientist is studying snakes in the tropical rainforest. She surveys a 1 square mile area.
She collects the following
data
Color Population Size Poisonous ?
green
45
green/brown 26
stripes
Iblack
12
red
Based on the evidence provided, what is the most likely explanation for the red snake population size? (SC.5.N.1.1)
The red snakes are not well hidden, so they are eaten by predators often
The green snakes and the red snakes are in competition for the same food.
The black snakes prey upon the red snakes during certain times of the year.
The red snakes have been killed off by the poisons they produce

A physical anthropologist studies the _____ of human remains.


phenology

physical characteristics

physiology

physics

Please help. its about the big bang theory

This economist believed that people acted in a way that satisfied their own economic self-interest. Which of the following economist introduced this way of thinking to society?

John Maynard Keynes
Milton Friedman
Gary Becker
Adam Smith

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Scottish philosopher who argued that the principle of the uniformity of nature isn't justified because it's circular reasoning

What is one of the major beliefs of Hinduism?
A. Rituals and holidays are a waste of time.
B. People should be able to change their social status.
C. Only wise people are reborn after death.
D. Good and bad actions affect your next life.

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Ramses 2 is rememberer for ________ .Select ALL that apply.

a
constructing temples throughout ancient Egypt.
b
restoring the glory and power of ancient Egypt.
c
conquering the regions of Canaan and Syria.
d
reorganizing the Egyptian system of government.

PLSS HELPPP me think of an essay title....What is a good title for an essay about anti asian hate crimes and violence like i can't think of a title that is convincing, descriptive and captivating

What would you do if you were on an adventure to discover a lost civilization.

I need help ASAP plz

The Fugitive Slave Act had all of the following effects EXCEPT A. Requiring escaped slaves to be sent back to their plantations B. Forcing escaping slaves to continue North to Canada to stay free C. Angering Northerners who did not want to help catch escaped slaves D. Angering Southerners who wanted to be able to execute escaped slaves

Six-year-old Blair liked the first grade right up until her teacher, Ms. Havemayer, took maternity leave. The substitute teacher, old Ms. Snarly, was strict and scolded Blair on several occasions, making her cry. On one Saturday morning as Blair was helping her father with grocery shopping, she suddenly came face to face with old Ms. Snarly. Blair instantly burst into tears. For Blair, Ms. Snarly in the grocery store is an example of a(n):

Which government type is "for the people, by the people; have voting and the people have personal freedoms?

Carlota does 2000 J of work on a machine. The machine does 500 J of work. What is the efficiency of the machine?

4%
25%
75%
400%

Victor bought a dress for 120 Naira and made a profit of 10 Naira how much is the selling price​

Why is cloture very difficult to achieve?

Senators are famous for their debating prowess and would not easily give up to cloture.
The two-thirds vote of the Senate is almost impossible to attain.
Cloture can only be achieved by a three-fifths vote, and parties don’t usually have that kind of majority.
Senators usually wish to continue the discussion, and work hard to prevent members from voting for cloture.

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Who was the leader of the Mexican revolution?

Simon Bolivar

Jose de San Martin

Father Miguel Hidalgo

Toussaint L'Ouverture

PLS HALP... Your principal wants to invite a celebrity speaker to your school. Think about the celebrity you would choose to have speak; then, write a letter to persuade your principal to invite this person. Be sure to include convincing reasons and details to support your choice. Don’t forget to discuss why this person would be an educational lesson and an inspiration. What does this person do that makes them a role model?
PLS

Which cultural institution has historically guided the moral and social life for most people in India?

Prior to the ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment in 1868, who had the responsibility to protect the civil rights of the people?
A)
the Congress
B)
the Supreme Court
O
the state governments
D)
the President of the United States

PLEASE ANWSER ASAP!!! IM TIMED!
Bengal tigers in Southeast Asia are threatened by
a. environmentalists.
b. poachers.
C. the government.
d. tourists.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided

Loyalty, cooperation, sharing, and interdependence are examples of
-group values.

-individualistic values.

-competitive values

-selfish values.

What was the purpose of the North American Free Trade Agreement?

A. to create a military alliance between Canada, the United States, and Mexico
B. to create a common currency for Canada, the United States, and Mexico
C. to increase tariffs on goods made in Canada, the United States, and Mexico
D. to increase trade between Canada, the United States, and Mexico
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Loud music from a neighbor's party is: Group of answer choices a negative externality whether or not you like it. a positive externality whether or not you like it. a positive externality if you like the music, and a negative externality if you don't. a negative externality if you like the music, and a positive externality if you don't. not an externality.

I need help with this question on IXL

Part 1 Do the following:
a. Make a list of at least five stereotypes about people.
b. How do you think these stereotypes began?
c. How do you imagine you might feel if someone made a judgment about you based on a stereotype? (Perhaps this has happened to you.)

Systems of canals and pumps like the ones shown in this photograph
above help the Netherlands create more dry land. What is this an example
of?
A. how humans in different countries create economic patterns
B. how humans use technology to make places more suitable for humans
C. how humans make international trade easier by creating canals
D. how humans adapt to their environment

MARTHA’S STORY


As a young child in Sierra Leone, Martha was told that she looked like her mother, so she spent hours in front of the mirror, trying to see in her own features an image of the mother she lost as a toddler. Martha’s father, a successful businessman, cared deeply for his daughter. He bought her new clothes every week and took her to school every morning.


In 2000, when Martha was eight years old, members of a rebel group trying to overthrow the government attacked her village. As the sound of gunfire filled the neighborhood, Martha and her father stayed locked inside their house for over a week, waiting for the fighting to stop.


When things quieted down, rebels occupied the village, and the situation was tense. Martha’s father saw his business drop off, and he was forced to move to a town he thought would be safe from rebel attack. There, he was able to rebuild his business and send money and clothes to his daughter.


With her father gone, Martha moved in with her grandmother, who made a living by selling vegetables in the market. Sometimes Martha had to help her and missed school as a result. Her life became even more difficult when her grandmother had a severe stroke, which left her unable to walk and almost unable to speak. Martha, by then 13 years old, found herself caring for her ill grandmother and had no news from her father.


Though Martha was barely able to keep up with schoolwork, she managed to pass the National Primary School Examination, which allowed her to go on to high school. However, with her father gone and her grandmother no longer able to work, there was no money for the necessary school fees.


Martha’s hopes for continuing her education now depended on her father, and she anxiously waited to hear from him. One morning, she received devastating news: the rebels had murdered her father. “The whole world stopped for me,” says Martha. “For the first time in my life I felt alone. I realized I was an orphan.”


Martha is now staying with her stepmother (a woman her father married before his death and who she refers to as ‘aunty’) and her stepmother’s three children. To help her new family, Martha sells biscuits in the street market, but she longs to go back to school. Luckily, her stepmother’s new husband has shown sympathy toward her and is willing to help.


The Impact of Armed Conflict


Sierra Leone’s civil war (from 1991–2002) affected over 10,000 children like Martha, causing separation from their families and exposing them to violence. Some were injured or killed by landmines. Others were forced to serve as child soldiers. Many more children missed out on schooling and were often unable to get health care during the conflict.


1. List at least three ways in which armed conflict has affected Martha’s life. List the words or phrases from the text that helped you identify the answer.








2. Martha has many responsibilities. What are two of those responsibilities? What words or phrases from the text helped you answer this question? Do you have similar or different responsibilities as Martha at home?










3. What else do you think is needed to support children and families involved in armed conflict?


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Why are unfunded mandates difficult for states to deal with

What is true about command economies?

A. People have plenty of food to eat.

B. People are free to work in whatever field they want.

C. People are told what job they will do.

D. People have to pay for education.