Identify the obstacles that are most relevant for a person trying to become a Pediatrician Check all that apply
failing the exam for computer literacy certification
failing the classes needed to graduate from college
not receiving a loan to visit another country
not being able to save enough money to pay for medical school
being cut from a high-school baseball team
failing the state licensing exam

Answer:

2,4,6

Explanation:

failing the classes needed to graduate from college

not being able to save enough money to pay for medical school

failing the state licensing exam

Answer:

b,d,f

Explanation:

One, you can give credits to the one above and two, i just took the long assignment... BORIIIIIING

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Read the passages.

Editorial
Children need lengthier recess sessions in order to reap the full benefits from the play session. They need ample time to move their body, to explore, to tinker, to problem-solve, to work through their emotions, and to dive deep into their imaginations. Short fifteen- to twenty-minute recess sessions often interrupt the children just as they are about to figure out who and what they are going to play.

–"How Schools Ruined Recess—and Four Things Needed to Fix It,"
Angela Hanscom

Newspaper Article
One result of allowing kids more time for recess, [Principal McLain] said, has been increased instructional time "because the kids come back in and settle down and get to work because they know they will receive another recess before long." He also said teachers referred kids to the office for disciplinary action less often as a result of the program and found that "kids are solving their own problems much more independently."

–"Why Some Schools Are Sending Kids Out for Recess Four Times a Day,
Valerie Strauss

How are the two sources similar?

They both focus on the role of recess in schools.
They both focus on the benefits of shorter recess times.
The authors work together to present the information.
The authors are famous experts in child development.

1 Traditional, barred cages are almost absent from modern zoos. 2 Instead, animals in modern zoos live in surroundings similar to their natural environment in the wild. 3 Artificial storms are designed, and deserts are constructed, to meet the needs of a wide variety of beasts, fish, and fowl. 4 Fish exhibits are particularly popular at zoos. 5 Tape recordings of familiar noises are used to soothe animals and help them adjust to new homes. 6 Gorillas, for example, often become sluggish in captivity. 7 They become more active when exposed to recordings of sounds that they would encounter in African mountain forests. Which sentence could you remove from the paragraph to improve its unity?

What’s make a reliable argument more persuasive

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Read this excerpt from a speech.
I was enjoying a great afternoon at Meadowlark Park last week, and then an unfortunate event occurred. I was riding my skateboard in the parking lot, trying a new trick. I think most of you can imagine this, because I have seen you out there doing the same thing. Anyway, I was crossing an empty part of the lot, gaining speed, when a county employee appeared. He said there is a new rule forbidding skateboarding in the parking lot, and official signs would be posted next week.

What line reveals the speaker’s efforts to relate to the audience?

A.I was enjoying a great afternoon at Meadowlark Park last week, and then an unfortunate event occurred.
B.I think most of you can imagine this, because I have seen you out there doing the same thing.
C. Anyway, I was crossing an empty part of the lot, gaining speed, when a county employee appeared.
D. He said there is a new rule forbidding skateboarding in the parking lot, and official signs would be posted next week.