B. Superlative
Degrees of comparison can be positive, comparative, or superlative. Note that degrees of comparison are all adjectives. Positives describe only one noun. Comparatives compare only two nouns. And, superlatives will compare three or more nouns. The degrees of comparison (from positive to superlative) for the word qualified are qualified, more qualified, and most qualified. Because it is quite obvious that there are more than just two horses being referenced here, "weakest" is a superlative.
B. often a source of conflict in the workplace.
C. more important in vertical than in horizontal relationships.
D. types of reinforcement in Mutual Reward Theory HELLPPPPPP
A. factors that have little influence on the nature of relationships.
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i am currently waiting for my friend at a bus stop. the bus stop is a relatively small and simple structure located on the side of the road.
the bus stop itself consists of a modest shelter with a slanted roof to protect passengers. the shelter is made of metal and glass panels, providing some shade from the sun and shelter from rain if needed. the metal framework is painted in a simple, neutral color, and the glass panels are transparent, allowing me to see the surroundings.
under the shelter, there are a few benches for people to sit while they wait. theyre made of a hard plastic material, probably in a shade of dark blue or green, and have seen their fair share of use over time.
the ground beneath the bus stop is a simple concrete slab, marked with the wear and tear of countless footsteps. theres a small, weathered trash bin nearby, reminding passengers to dispose of their litter responsibly.
above, a streetlamp provides illumination for nighttime travelers, although its currently turned off in the daylight.
B.mailers
C.flyers
D.novel
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Which of the following statements about advertising is true?
A. you are not aware of all forms of advertising
B.advertisers don't want you to be aware of their ads
C. ads are always placed where you can see them
D.a corporate sponsor does not advertise.
which of the following is NOT an advertising medium?
A. a movie
B.a TV show
C. a DVD
d. a documentary
Where are different advertising media found?
A. magazines
B.commercials
C.during a tv show
D. all of the above
Which of the following statements about advertising is true?
A.All advertising is found in places where people see them and are aware of them.
B.Advertising is found in places where the product is obvious.
C.Advertising is found in both conscious and unconscious places.
D.All advertising is found in places where people do not notice them b.
Which medium can communicate the most information?
A. NEWSPAPER
B. MAGAZINE
C. RADIO AD
D. TELEVISON
_____ help advertisers determine effective product placement.
A.suggestions
B.demographics
C.taste tests
D.testimonals
B. Gulliver takes voyages to a series of imaginary lands, each with a different culture.
C. Gulliver uses the phrase "brute beasts" to refer to animals that are wise and cultured.
D. Gulliver worries over what to eat in the country of the Houyhnhnms.
Answer: A) Instead of horses pulling carriages full of people, people pull carriages full of horses.
Explanation: an irony is a state of affairs or an event that seems contrary to what one expects and it often has an amusing result. A situational irony is when what happens is the contrary to what the characters or the audience are expecting to happen. From the given options, the sentence that describes an example of situational irony in Gulliver's Travels, is the corresponding to option A, because it is the contrary of what one would expect.
Instead of horses pulling carriages full of people, people pull carriages full of horses