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Literacy
Literacy is the ability to read, write, speak, and listen in meaningful and socially-acceptable ways. One who is able to do that is literate and those who can't are illiterate. Similarly, one can be computer literate or illiterate, depending upon the ability to use a computer. Questions about literacy are asked in this category.
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Hi, You have some choices like - if the girl is living with someone, then tell them about the your love and ask them to say your love to that girl - if none is their for that girl then u communicate with her in the usual way that u used to communicate with her
It means reading level for grade 4 in the 4th month of that grade. My daughter still enjoys books with lower reading levels but it simply means that someone in 4th grade in their 4th month should have no problem reading the book if they are on track.
What country has a 90 percent literacy rate?
According to the CIA World Factbook, Finland and Norway boast a literacy rate of 100%. This means that every single one of their citizens over 15 can read and write.
Many nations of the world have at least a 99% literacy rate.
Does call of duty 3 have bad words?
I believe not only if people on chat are being terribly rude and saying bad words in-front of people all over the world !
What are the precautions for an iridology reading?
An iridology reading is unlikely to cause physical harm by itself. Critics of iridology say that readings that suggest a condition that does not exist or missing a condition that does exist could be unhealthy.
Custom and tradition in other country?
Customs and traditions in other countries are called culture. People of the world are very different because of where they are located geographically.
What does a university application look like?
That depends very much on which one you are applying to. Most have their own specialised forms and requirements, and these contain all of the required information for that particular institution.
What is the relationship between GDP and literacy rate?
the higher the literacy rate, the higher the GDP. Because people are able to bring in a larger profit with an education. BUT, If you have a high GDP, the government is able to fund more towards national education. So in a way, they help eachother.
Is reading too much dangerous?
Physically it could potentially cause a headache or eye strain. On a different note, there are some that believe that reading too much will cause people to quit thinking for themselves and begin to depend on only what they get from a book. Einstein was from this school of thought. He believed that even though you should be literate and educate yourself, you should still take time to experiment and have independent thought. He felt that only learning by what was in a book would lead to not having any new thoughts or ideas.
the person need to read to enhance reading development.. we need to read to open our vocabulary and add some knowledge, and to understand what life means, to know what is our purpose for being here....
if we cant able to read,,, other will look down us,, will criticize us,, and with that, we no longer to defense our selves because we dont know what is our rigth as a human...and where shoud we take place....
Is journalism a good career choice?
If you're in it to make money, no. If you're passionate about the field, yes -- but right now is a very shaky time for journalism, both print and broadcast. Sure newspapers aren't pulling in the revenue they used to, but the majority of newspapers have successful online sites. I work for one, and the print reporters also produce the online copy. It's not a career for someone who wants to work 9-5 or can't handle daily deadlines.
Why is reading useful for students?
Reading develops a higher level of vocabulary. Also, once the student is reading a book they also picture what they are reading in their minds, not only achieve a higher level in vocabulary, but in imagination too. You might wonder why they achieve a greater imagination, it's because once the student pictures what they are reading they can mentally see what might be happening if what they were reading was happening in front of them. Also, context clues. Context clues help the student understand what they are reading. EXAMPLE: 'Beside her bed, was a trunk, untop a crystal ball, glowing from the morning sunlight.' Now, TRUNK it's a homophone, sounds the same but differs meanings. TRUNK, could be: elephant's nose, another one is a storage chest. So, was the crystal ball on a elephant's nose or on a storage chest? A storage chest. Those are my examples of why students SHOULD read. ➜➜little.miss.chatterbox➜➜
What were Okonkwo's motivation for his act of killing and what way are they interconnected?
You mean from the book Things Fall Apart? You should be more specific. Check sparknotes.com
What does informalism set out to do?
informalism sets out to make people appreciate objects that are non traditional and ugly seem beautiful.
Who is the author of www.cia.gov.com?
www.cia.gov.com is the website of the United States Central Intelligence Agency. The author of the website is the Central Intelligence Agency.
It's a line from Rudyard Kipling's famous poem, "If" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/If-)
Like most art the meaning depends on the interpreter - but I think it's talking about perseverance, at any age, despite the vicissitudes of fortune.
What the is an action segment?
An action segment is a portion of a video clip where something very exciting happens. This is typically a car chase or battle scene.
What is the literacy rate in Cote d' Ivoire?
According to the Human development Report 2007/2008, Adult literacy rate in Madagascar is accounted at 70.7% [Survey 2004, from World Bank / WDI database]
Is the presidents inaugural address a primary source or secondary source?
It is a primary source because it came directly from him. An analysis of the speech written by a columnist would be a secondary source.
