Can someone help me on this hw plz

Explanation:

Men are expected to do work that women cannot do. For example going outside and earning money or take decisions that effect the family. These are the thoughts of society and are mostly implemented in households.

Being masculine means that men comparatively have a strong physical ability than women. They can do heavy duty works with ease

Women are expected to sit in the house. According to society women are naive and need to be under the protection of man. Women are expected to be good mothers and obedient wives. They should be able to run the house well.

Being feminine means that women is very delicate and sensitive like a flower. A man has to nourish her and take care of her while the woman will become a beautiful flowers and fill the house with a strong fragrance.

Apart from these men and women are free to do what ever they want because in the 21st century not a lot of these old gender roles are followed. Sometimes the roles get swapped and women work outside just because they want to or because of the economic conditions.

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Answer:

men are supposed to be super tough and not cry ( I find that a wife's tale) being masculine means be tough and buff.

women are supposed to clean and cook and be a stay at home mom (also odd)

to be feminine means to be nice cry and happy.

What gas is broken down in the Calvin Cycle

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Classification of Living Things Practice
Identify the feature of life that is illustrated by each of the following statements.
"That boy shot up five inches in only one year."
"Our cat had a litter of kittens yesterday"
"My dog has become much less clumsy now that he is a year old."
4.
"Eat a good breakfast and you will be able to run longer"
"When that car pulled in the driveway, my cat ran to hide under the porch."
"That owl's night vision allows it to see the movement of mice on even the
darkest night."
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"Single-celled organisms live in the pond behind school."
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Your body normally maintains a temperature of 98.6°F.
9.
A giraffe uses its long neck to eat from the high branches of a tree.
5.
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10.
A bear hibernates when it's cold,

Which types of plant cells must receive glucose from other plant cells?

1. What do DNA Replication and Cell Division have in common?
2. Define Cell Differentiation in your own words.
3. Why are stem cells consjdered unique?

differentiate between thallophyta bryophyta and tracheophyta​

Farmers have cultivated five different vegetable crops by artificially selecting for certain traits from the wild mustard plant. This table lists information about five different vegetables that originated from the wild mustard plant.


Broccoli- Suppression of flower development


Cabbage- Suppression of internode length


Kale- Enlargement of leaves


Cauliflower- Sterility of flowers


Kohlrabi- Enhancement of lateral meristems


Which statement is correct about the development of these vegetables through artificial selection?


A.
They resulted from a characteristic of the mustard plant that was changed or enhanced by the selective cultivation.

B.
They resulted from the exposure to extreme temperatures and ultraviolet sun rays.

C.
They were created over one generation when crossbreeding took place between two different varieties of vegetables.

D.
They stopped forming additional varieties at the end of a growth cycle.

The genetic makeup of an organism or its combination of alleles

Does anyone know how to do these 2?

1. ATP-ADP cycle talks about energy and has two types; potential energy and kinetic energy. The energy in motion is?

A. Both potential and kinetic energy C. Kinetic energy only

B. Potential Energy only D. none of the choices

2. This is the capacity to do work.

A. Potential Energy C. Chemical Energy

B. Energy D. all of the above

3. What is the product of photosynthesis?

A. Glucose C. Glucose and carbon dioxide

B. Oxygen D. Glucose and oxygen

4. Mitochondria : cellular respiration : : chloroplast : ___________

A. Calvin cycle C. Krebs cycle

B. Chemiosmosis D. photosynthesis

5. From where are heterotrophs directly obtain its energy?

A. the sun C. eating other organisms

B. the sun and eating other organisms D. simple chemicals in the environment

6. NADH & FADH : cellular respiration : : NADPH : ___________

A. phosphorylation C. glycolysis

B. redox reaction D. photosynthesis

7. Light-dependent reaction : energy formation : : Calvin cyle : __________

A. stroma C. ATP synthesis

B. Krebs cycle D. glucose synthesis

8. In the light dependent reaction, what is the first role of the captured energy from photon?

A. to split a water molecule C. to synthesize glucose

B. to energize the electrons D. to produce ATP

9. Plants produce oxygen as a by-product when they photosynthesize. Where is the oxygen come from?

A. from the electron transport chain C. during ATP synthesis

B. by splitting water molecules D. by the chlorophyll

10. Where in the plant cell Calvin cycle take place?

A. thylakoid membrane C. granum

B. thylakoid space D. stroma

11. Which statement correctly describe carbon fixation?

A. the production of carbohydrate molecules from G3P C. the formation of RuBP from G3P molecules

B. the conversion of CO2 to an organic compound D. the use of RUBISCO to form 3-PGA​

The number of atoms gained lost or shared by an atom in a chemical bond is also known as
A it's charge
B it's atomic number
C it's valency
D its mass number

DNA fingerprint can be obtained from… (check all that apply)

Answers:

the pattern on a finger


hair with follicle attached


skin


blood


hair with no follicle attached

The predominant plants found in the savanna are grasses, and there are only a few isolated or small clusters of trees. Which abiotic factor helps to maintain the savanna as a grassland rather than a forest?
A Loose Soil
B Abundant rainfall
C warm temperatures
D lightning Fires
PLEASE HELP

What happens during S phase?

What other cell types does skeletal muscle cell
associate with? How do they interact?

state birth control methods according to Islam view?
help please ​

22. Jose plays the piano extremely well, but his parents do not play at all. What types of trait is playing the piano? A. Inherited B. Dominant C. Acquired D. Recessive​

In a herd of beef cattle, the average yearling weight of all animals was 800 lb when corrected to a bull basis. Bulls and heifers kept for breeding weighed 1000 and 825 lb, respectively. The progeny of those individuals selected for breeding had an average yearling weight corrected to a bull basis of 845 lb. What is the apparent genetic control of the trait

How can you use what you know about chemical reactions to explain what happens to food molecules when you eat?

______ is the transfer of energy through spaces as electromagnetic waves in all directions?

A. Conduction
B. Radiation
C. Fission
D. Convection

Put "Evolution of Populations" in a sentence

Which organelles must work together to provide food and energy to a plant cell?

Project: Earths layers

Which process requires ATP in order to release particles from a cell to maintain homeostasis?​

Explain how potential energy and kinetic energy change as a roller coaster around the track

7. A man sitting outside a restaurant on a park bench is smoking a cigarette while reading a newspaper. Which answer best describes the mutagen to which the man is exposed?
O The newspaper
The cigarette
The oxygen he is breathing
The park bench​

Which of the following is a true
statement about queen ants?

a. They have shorter lifespans than other types of ants.
b. They are the only females that live in ant colonies.
c. They are the only types of ants that can lay eggs.
d. They are the only ants that protect defenseless
larvae.

SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS I REALLY NEED HELP I WILL GIVE BRAINLY IF U GET IT RIGHT

How are all animal cells alike?

What are some agents of mutation that can affect the genes of humans? (Choose all that apply)
failure of repair by ligase

codon errors

poor nutrition

ionizing radiation

Why do modern scientists use repeated
experiments to develop and test hypotheses?
Repeated experiments that show the same
results prove that scientific information will
never change
Repeated experiments that show the same
results are less likely to contain experimental
errors.
Repeated experiments that show the same
results guarantee that all scientists will agree
with the experimenter's explanations