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What was Jeremy stuck on in mrs frisby and the rats of nihm?
Jeremy was stuck on a rose bush thorn while trying to rescue Mrs. Frisby's house from sinking into the mud. His wing was caught, making it difficult for him to free himself until Mrs. Frisby helped him.
What is the difference between observant and introspective?
In direct observation you see something, or measure it. Introspection is when you thing about something.
What does it mean if someone is looking at your mouth while you are talking?
Either you have something stuck in your teeth or the person is admiring your teeth or full lips. Every person has a preference to facial features such as the eyes mainly; nose or mouth.
What is the difference between ego booster and ego buster?
Ego boosters are people that make comments directly or indirectly that make you feel good about yourself.Ego busters are people that make comments directly or indirectly that make you feel bad about yourself.
What is the analogy between abolished and reinforced?
The analogy between "abolished" and "reinforced" is that both actions involve making a decision to affirm or negate something. "Abolished" means to officially end or remove something, while "reinforced" means to strengthen or support something. The difference lies in the outcome: abolishing removes, while reinforcing adds strength.
Name something that once you choose to get on youre stuck there for a while?
airplane, roller coaster, train, bus, elevator
Why do some people press elevator with their fingers while others use their thumb?
to make the elevator move
Why do some people press elevator buttons with their fingers while others us their thumbs?
to make the elevator move
How long can someone be stuck in an elevator before help arrives?
The amount of time someone can be stuck in an elevator before help arrives varies depending on the situation. In general, most elevator companies aim to respond to emergency calls within 30 minutes to an hour. However, factors such as the location of the building, the availability of technicians, and the severity of the issue can impact the response time. It is important to remain calm and follow safety protocols while waiting for help to arrive.
What are the odds of getting stuck in a elevator?
The odds of getting stuck in an elevator are relatively low, with estimates suggesting that only about 1 in 5 million rides results in an entrapment. Modern elevators are equipped with multiple safety features, reducing the likelihood of malfunction. However, factors such as age, maintenance, and usage patterns can influence these odds. Overall, while it can happen, the risk is minimal for most users.
Was that man that was trapped in that elevator for 41 hours scared to use it again the next day?
Actually he did not, he use the the stairs for a while... Then he used elevators again & so far he has not gotten stuck in one.
Iam at the elevator waiting for it a girl is walking up to the elevator she's pretty far away from the elevator the elevator comes i go in then she runs in and while we are in she stares at me?
i will say thank you
Who invented the elevator brakes?
While Elisha (Eli) Otis invented the elevator brakes, the elevator was invented by someone else.
Who is the second girl who goes into the elevator in Timbalands new video Elevator featuring Flo-Rida?
Oh, isn't it wonderful to notice the beauty in every detail of a video? While I may not have that specific information, I encourage you to keep exploring and enjoying the artistry in music videos. Remember, every person adds something special to a moment, just like how every brushstroke adds to a painting.
If your weight increases while riding in an elevator which direction are you going in?
If your weight increases while riding in an elevator, you are likely going upwards. As the elevator moves upwards, you experience a sensation of increased weight due to the acceleration.
How do you let go of fear?
The only way a person can let go of fear is to face that fear. Example: If a person has a fear of elevators then they should take a deep breath; get into the elevator and go to the first floor and get off. Little by little they can go up more than the one floor. While is elevator car they can look around and see that there is an emergency button that can be pushed so the maintenance worker of that building will know the elevator is stuck. Most elevators do not get stuck in newer buildings and are maintained often. By the person learning about the elevator; how it is maintained and take the elevator one floor at a time they can overcome their fear fairly quickly and it gives them a renewed strength. However, it is not important for example, if one does not like spiders or snakes to go through this process as most humans have a fear of something, but it is important when those fears become debilitating in every day life and the person should seek counseling and learn to face that fear through Cognitive Therapy.
What is American English lift?
In American English, the term "lift" typically refers to an elevator, which is a platform or compartment housed in a shaft for raising and lowering people or goods between floors of a building. The British English equivalent uses "lift" for this purpose, while Americans predominantly use "elevator." Additionally, "lift" can also mean to raise or elevate something physically or metaphorically.
