If you know a lot about an essay topic and have plenty of time before the test is over, you should a. write only enough to answer the question completely c. write exactly two extra paragraphs to point out additional information b. write as much as you can about the subject so you might earn extra-credit points d. none of these

This is just a little thing i just did for fun! hope you enjoy! a: ~what would you first grand if your house was onfire? b: ~what do you first notice on a person? c: ~ what are some challenges you think the next generation will face? d: ~what is the most embarrassing moment in life? e: ~what is your favorite artists? //music//f: ~what are some bad habits you can't stop doing? , but you know you need to stop on them.i really hope you had fun doing this, or not doesn't matter, but if you want more from me contact me! bye now//i can't wait to see some results//ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ나를 따라라! ^^(i'm going to put this under arts, even though it's not, so yeah)

Imagine that your friend comes to you interested in a career in the photography field but unsure if he wants to be an actual photographer. because of your interest in photography, you agree to mentor and guide your friend as he makes this decision. you suggest that he may want to explore other careers in the art world, like being an art critic, an art historian, an art collector, an art gallery owner, or a philosopher of art (also known as an aesthetician). you know that your friend is detail-oriented and likes making lists and cataloging items. in order to your friend decide what career path to follow, you agree to do some research about each of these career fields. define the career in one sentence. what might a day-in-the-life look like for each of these careers? what two skills will he need to be successful in each of these careers? at the end of the email, suggest the career that you think will be the best fit for him, with his skills in mind.

The depth of people's religious feelings and how they translate those feelings into behavior. answer is ethicalism