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    According to Reece et al. (2015)‚ animals can be described as organisms that are multicellular‚ heterotrophic eukaryotes that have tissues made from embryos. The difference between plants and animals are from their source of nutrients. Plants get their food by making them through a process called photosynthesis‚ which makes plants an autotroph. Animals‚ on the other hand‚ get their food by consuming other organisms and ingesting them‚ which makes them a heterotroph. Besides that‚ there are also variations

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    comes up as a recurring scenario in the chapter. Which of the author’s arguments analyzing her choice (generalization‚ utilitarian or virtue) do you find most convincing? Explain why in a paragraph. I find utilitarian analysis to be most convincing. I believe that when perceiving future outcomes the most effective way to come to a conclusion is by weighing it by how many would benefit and how many will suffer. In life there is a common understanding that everyone will not win however if more are

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    How to communicate with others: 1.) Look them in the eye 2.) Pay close attention 3.) Introduce yourself 4.) Be courteous 5.) Smile If your goal is to fully understand and connect with the other person‚ listening effectively will often come naturally. If it doesn’t‚ you can remember the following tips. The more you practice them‚ the more satisfying and rewarding your interactions with others will become. Focus fully on the speaker‚ his or her body language‚ and other nonverbal cues. If you’re

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    studying how behavior is created. Many new theories would follow Freud’s and forever change the way science views behavior. Ivan Pavlov‚ John B. Watson‚ and B.F. Skinner are three of the men that contributed in changing the scientific view of behavior. Ivan Pavlov was a Nobel Prize winning physiologist for his research on digestion. Pavlov was working with dogs when he made a significant discovery. Every day a bell would sound when it was time to feed the dogs. Pavlov noticed that the dogs were beginning

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    Why were the Bolsheviks able to seize power in 1917? In this essay I will analyse a combination of reasons on how the Bolsheviks came to power and discuss events such as the February and October revolutions‚ the fall of the Tsarist rule and the Provisional government. In 1900 Russia was a great empire ruled by the Tsar Nicholas II. He was an autocrat‚ this meant there was no parliament to limit his power alongside his own secret police; the okhrana‚ they would censor all books and newspapers. During

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    fears for the economy. The left wing groups forced their demands on landlords and in some areas were able to control the supply of labour. Mussolini saw this as an opportunity to exploit the fear of the middle class and the Fascists took advantage of the situation‚ violently breaking strikes and attacking trade union leaders. They were so affective against Socialist threat that by late 1920 they were gaining support‚ not only morally but also financially‚ from the middle classes and industrialists

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    Emma Watson The want to become an actress is what helped Emma Watson become the person she is today. Becoming an actress has opened so many doors to her. It has helped her become not only famous but a role model to people everywhere. She has taken her role from Harry Potter and used it to inspire other young girls across the world. She herself has become a worldwide phenomenon. Her opportunities do not stop at acting. Emma Watson has had and has many opportunities open to her. According

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    For my coat of arms project I used four symbols that I think represent me. In the top left hand corner I drew piano keys; these keys represent me because I’ve been learning to play the piano and it’s something I’ve really enjoyed learning to do. When I play the piano I forget all my worries and pain‚ the music takes me somewhere and I’m allowed to be myself. In the top middle I drew the Salt Lake City Utah LDS Temple; I choose this beautiful building to represent my family in my coat of arms. The

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    Zinc Reacts with Vinegar’s Acetic Acid To Produce Electricity March 7‚ 2014 Abstract This research is about the chemical reaction of zinc with acetic acid to produce a short amount of electricity. Even though it only conducts a small amount of voltage‚ we investigated and experimented on how it can produce more than usual without adding any other components on the project except zinc‚ copper‚ vinegar‚ or a unique container that can increase the voltage of our product. The zinc can produce

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    Animal Testing People argue that animal testing kills to many animals. 20 million animals are used for animal testing each year. 90 percent of them are rodents such as rats and mice. If indeed the animals are killed its most likely to be a rodent. people try to kill and get rid of rodents just for the sake of getting rid of them. People who are against animal testing say that pain is afflicted on the animals. Most all research projects do not even include pain towards the animal. If the research

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