The latin root "–pol" means city or state. Using your knowledge of this root, what is the most likely meaning of acropolis?.

Using the knowledge of this root, the most likely meaning of acropolis is city in Greece

The Acropolis of Athens is a rocky outcrop above the city of Athens that contains the remains of several ancient buildings of great architectural and historical significance, the most famous of which is the Parthenon. The term acropolis is derived from the Greek words v (akron, "highest point, extremity") and polis (polis, "city").

The term acropolis is generic, and there are numerous acropoleis throughout Greece. The Acropolis of Athens was also known as Cecropia in ancient times, after the legendary serpent-man Cecrops, the supposed first Athenian king.

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A deaf teenager is having a conversation with her father, who is hearing. You see the teenager draw a circle with her hands and then point in random spots within the circle.

Based on what you learned, what word is the teenager most likely trying to communicate with that sign?

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The hr team at an engineering company is working on drafting new cybersecurity policies. Two of the team members are in their first year of working in a professional setting and don't feel that comfortable speaking up in the group. To avoid groupthink, how might the team encourage those team members to share their thoughts? question 5 options: appoint a heckler to challenge any idea they bring up. Change the timeline for the policy to be drafted. Take deep breaths. Gather their input outside of the meeting.

What is the thought process behind the sign for "year"seen in the video?

A.

A year is cyclical, and cyclical things go around and around.

B.

It takes a year for the earth to revolve around the sun.

C. Years build on each other like your hands are built on top of one another.

D. You are indicating all of the weeks in a calendar year.

What does halcyon mean in Greek?.

Tranlate thee ENGLISH SENTENCES with other LANGUAGES from DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. Tranlate thee food entence. 1) I that a cupcake?
Your country i French. Tranlate thi entence with the language French. 2) Vanilla Ice Cream i o good!
Your country i the Philippine. Tranlate thi entence with the language Filipino. 3) Cookie and Cream Cake will be nice for Lizzy' Birthday. Let' urprie her with that cake! She will love it becaue the flavor i Cookie and Cream and he'll be happy becaue there' a lot of Oreo Cookie. She love Cookie' and Cream!
Your country i Switzerland. Tranlate thi entence with Switzerland' language. They have four language. You can tranlate thi entence with French, German, Italian, and Romanh

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The First Fire

Now there is fire in all rocks, in all sticks. But long ago there wasn't any fire in the world, and all the Yaquis and the animals and the creatures of the sea, everything that lived, gathered in a great council in order to understand why there was no fire.

They knew that somewhere there must be fire, perhaps in the sea, maybe on some islands, or on the other side of the sea. For this reason, Bobok, the Toad, offered to go get this fire. The Crow offered to help him and also the Roadrunner and the Dog. These four, the winged animals and the dog went along to help. But Bobok, the Toad, alone, knew how to enter the water of the sea and not die.

The God of Fire would not permit anyone to take his fire away. For this reason, he still sends thunderbolts and lightning at anyone who carries light or fire. He is always killing them.

But Bobok entered the house of the God of Fire and stole the fire. He carried it in his mouth, traveling through the waters. Lightning and thunder made a great noise and many flashes. But Bobok came on, safe beneath the waters. Then there formed on the flooding water, little whirlpools of water full of rubbish and driftwood.

Suddenly not only one toad was to be seen, but many swam in the waters, many, many toads. They were all singing and carrying little bits of fire. Bobok had met his sons and had given some fire to one, then another, until every toad had some. These carried fire to the land where they were awaited by the Dog, the Roadrunner, and the Crow. Bobok gave his fire to those who could not enter the water.

The God of Fire saw this and threw lightning at the Crow and the Roadrunner and the Dog. But many toads kept on coming and bearing fire to the world. These animals gave light to all the things in the world. They put it into sticks and rocks. Now men can make fire with a drill because the sticks have fire in them.

What is the story's purpose for having the toad give fire to the world with his mouth? and what type of folktale is it

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to explain why toads, stay wet
to explain why toads don't speak
to explain why toads drink water
to explain why toads croak
2.
animal story
heritage story
creation story
religious story

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ip has treated Biddy pretty terribly throughout this novel. Although Biddy does gently correct Pip, he does not seem to "get" how his behavior affects her and Joe. write a short letter from biddy to pip, explaining how he slights you (as biddy) and joe, and how you (as biddy) feel about it. Try your best to empathize with Biddy: how would you feel if you were in her position? Remember that Biddy is a very kind person; she would not be cruel toward Pip.
Your letter should be 6-7 sentences.

Discuss the important cultural variations outlined in the article. (Site 1)

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Cultural Contexts and Values in Communication
A culture does not have to contain an ethnic context, although ethnic groups do form a culture. In terms of communication, culture refers more to explicit forms of communication and expectations of relating within a group. As such, there are high-context cultures and low-context cultures.

Two boys in a Buddhist monastery. There are statues of Buddha along the walls. The two boys are wearing orange robes and are barefoot. They are carrying a jug of water and a tea kettle.
These boys live in a Buddhist monastery, a high-context environment. There, long-term relationships are built, and those who do not live within the monastery are outsiders.
In everyday life, you pass through several different cultures as you move through family situations, work or school situations, and public or private venues. How you communicate within these cultures differs. Communication depends on the formation of the association, how people within the culture interact, shared or private space, time constraints, and information sources.

High-Context Communication Environments
Three diagrams of lines of communication. There are three groups of circles, triangles, and ovals. There is one line that extends between each group. There are multiple lines extending to each circle, triangle, and oval within the individual groups.
The lines of communication in high-context cultures are contained within small groups. There are few lines of communication between members outside each group.
A high-context culture is a small, close-knit group such as a family, a group of friends, a religious congregation, or a handful of people eating together around a table. Often, these cultures are based on long-term relationships. The group has strong boundaries and considers those outside the group as outsiders. Knowledge and ways of imparting knowledge are understood because people within the group share forms of communication. New people are not as easily accepted in high-context cultures. For example, a Buddhist monastery is a closed environment in which all members are easily accepted, but outsiders are not. Monks know the rules, and they have a leader, an abbot, who is the central authority. Monks live and work together in a communal space, communicate face to face, and share common rules and beliefs. The relationships among monks are long term.

Low-Context Communication Environments
A diagram of low-context communication. An oval has lines extending to multiple shapes.
Communication in low-context groups is more public and open to outsiders.
Low-context groups communicate differently from high-context groups. The rules of communication are formalized, open to the public, and general. Rules are set by an external group, such as a sports authority, a public airport commission, or a state agency. There may be smaller, more closely aligned groups within the larger, low-context groups. Communication exists through loose connections over shorter time periods and is more task oriented than person oriented. Knowledge transfer is clearly defined and arranged, such as a set of laws or socially acceptable behaviors. A national football organization would be an example of a low-context communication culture. The group has regulations defined by an authority that all players and coaches must adhere to. The organization may contain many teams, and members of those teams fluctuate season by season. The task of winning a football game is the central focus, and much communication and learning among members revolves around that task.

All cultures contain both high- and low-context modes. A town may be a low-context culture. Within the town's structure, there exists a core governing group, a town council, that formulates regulations. The town has a central figure or leader, the mayor. That mayor communicates between groups of citizens, business representatives, and other authorities or entities in the town, such as a school board or parks and recreation commission. Communication always exists at a variety of levels from highly interpersonal, one-on-one relationships to mass meetings in which a number of speakers provide information and the number of listeners is great.

Keywords: relationship, high-context, low context, communication

match the definition to the term. 1 . angular gyrus division of the brain into independent halves 2 . lateralization the nerve center for speech, visual and motor connectors 3 . limbic system older than the cerebral cortex 4 . lingua franca pertaining to perception, awareness, knowledge 5 . cognitive common tongue

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Choose the case of the word ficōs in the following Latin sentence:
Puer fīcōs portat.

A. nominative
B. accusative
C. dative
D. ablative