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Why egalitarian society has lower density of men in the community

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Answer 1
Answer: Defining the key concepts: 

‘Lower density of men’ -  means that it is lower than the average numberof a certain population in a certain country. 

‘Egalitarianism’, by dictionary definition, is theaim for an equality in wealth, status, etc.  

Achieving egalitarian, or being an egalitarian, ishard to achieve since not all people want to be in equal footing with everyone. 

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explain the difference in pronunciation with reference to the sounds [ p, t, k ] in the following examples, show how the difference accrues examples stop and spot, tin and stone, skirt and kick

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In International Phonetic Alphabet, [p, t, k] retain their own pronunciation. They are "Voiceless" when you make its sound but has puff of air called aspiration. 

The pronunciation of P is like that of B but it is voiceless. Make a sudden exhale and pronounce the 'p' sound with an explosive breath.
Try to pronounce 'stop' and 'spot'
- spot contains an aspirated version of /p/, with a puff of air after the stop is released; [p^h]
- stop contains a plain /p/, without a puff of air after the stop; this is written just [p] 

The pronunciation of T is voiceless. Make a sudden exhale and pronounce the 't' sound with an explosive breath.
Try tin and stone
- stone contains an aspirated version of /t/, with a puff of air after the stop is released; [t^h]
- tin contains a plain /t/, without a puff of air after the stop; this is written just [t] 

The pronunciation of S is voiceless. Make a sudden exhale and pronounce the 's' sound with an explosive breath.
Try skirt  and kick
- skirt contains an aspirated version of /k/, with a puff of air after the stop is released; [k^h]
- kick contains a plain /k/, without a puff of air after the stop; this is written just [k] 

Which word in this sentence is a participle? Singing groups like that are Grandmother's favorite.
a. are
b. like
c. Singing
d. favorite

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A participle is a verbal form that can function as a modifier of an noun, similar to an adjective.

Here it's "singing" : it's a form of the verb "to sing" and it's similar to an adjective in its function.

Explain how stufend could eat and drink without creating a problem in class as a conclusion statement.

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I’m actually not totally sure if it is a rule at my school, but I think it should be. I have learned that there is no such thing as silent eating. Food is generally crunchy, slimy, or sticky, and often, it’s two out of the three. And, like in the children’s book, If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, it’s never just the food. If you let a student eat a granola bar, they’re going to ask to get a drink. If they get a drink, they’ll spill it on the desk its a never-ending cycle

Which two things are being compared in the poem?harbors and cities  fog and cats  cat feet and harborsfog and moving 

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Fog is a short poem by Carl Sandburg:


The fog comes

on little cat feet.

It sits looking

over harbor and city

on silent haunches

and then moves on.


Sandburg tries to describe similarities between something alive and not alive, correspondingly between cat and fog. He tries to show that fog moves like a cat.

From what I can make out, I think the two things being compared are the fog of the harbour, and the city. 

The children behaved very appropriately at the mall. Is the word "Very" a(n) Verb, Adjective, Adverb

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the word Very is an adverb
"Very" would be and adverb or adjective.

Which word or words should be capitalized in this sentence? There was a lot of discussion about what kind of party to have for uncle juan's fortieth birthday.
a. Uncle Juan's
b. Birthday
c. Fortieth

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i think it is a. Uncle Juan's because it is a proper noun.
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