answer:Meeting the Queen is a formal occasion and dressing elegantly is the appropriate attire. The answer is Sentence B.,It is customary to dress elegantly when meeting the Queen in accordance with proper etiquette. The answer is Sentence B., People usually dress formally when meeting royalty, so dressing sloppily would go against common expectations. The answer is Sentence B.

answer:Step 1: Identify the total amount spent on fruits. Blake spent 40 on oranges, 50 on apples, and 60 on mangoes. To find the total amount spent, we add the cost of each fruit together. 40 (oranges) + 50 (apples) + 60 (mangoes) = 150 (total spent) Step 2: Calculate the change. Blake started with 300, and he spent 150 on fruits. To find the change, we subtract the total amount spent from the initial amount. 300 (initial amount) - 150 (total spent) = 150 (change) So, Blake was given 150 in change.,First, let's determine the total amount spent on the three types of fruit: 1. Oranges: 40 2. Apples: 50 3. Mangoes: 60 To find the total spent, we add these amounts together: 40 + 50 + 60 = 150 Now, we know that Blake initially had 300. As he spent 150 on fruit, we can calculate his change by subtracting the amount spent from the initial amount: 300 - 150 = 150 So, Blake was given 150 in change., First, let's add up the total amount Blake spent at the grocery store. This would be the sum of what he spent on oranges, apples, and mangoes. Oranges = 40 Apples = 50 Mangoes = 60 Total amount spent = Oranges + Apples + Mangoes = 40 + 50 + 60 = 150 Now, to find out how much change Blake was given, we subtract the total amount he spent from the amount he had before shopping. Amount before shopping = 300 Total amount spent = 150 Change = Amount before shopping - Total amount spent = 300 - 150 = 150 So, Blake was given 150 as change.

answer:The claim states that "Indigenous Australians were the first to describe the Strawberry." Step 1: Identify the subjects involved in the claim - Indigenous Australians - Strawberry Step 2: Consider the origins of the subjects - Indigenous Australians are native to Australia. - Strawberries are a fruit that originates from various regions, but not specifically Australia. Step 3: Analyze the likelihood of the claim - Strawberries are native to the Americas, Europe, and Asia. It is not a fruit native to Australia. - Indigenous Australians would likely have been more familiar with the native flora and fauna of Australia, rather than a fruit that originated from another continent. Conclusion: Based on the information provided and without conducting a web search, it seems unlikely that the claim is correct. Therefore, the answer is "no.",The claim states that "Indigenous Australians were the first to describe the Strawberry." Step 1: Consider the origin of the Strawberry plant Strawberries are native to North America and Europe, not Australia. Step 2: Consider the process of plant description The process of describing a plant or food usually involves encountering the plant or food by a human and then documenting or sharing its characteristics and uses. Step 3: Indigenous knowledge Indigenous knowledge is often passed down orally within a community without a written record. The discovery and description of a new plant or food might be significant in the local community, but it may not have been documented by the rest of the world. Step 4: Believability and common sense Given the origin of strawberries and the prevalence of Indigenous knowledge, it wouldn't be unimaginable that Indigenous Australians could have encountered, discovered, or described the Strawberry. However, it would still require further evidence to determine if they were the very first to do so. Based on this chain of thought, my answer is: - no, The correct answer is: No. Here's my reasoning: 1. The claim suggests that Indigenous Australians were the first to describe the Strawberry. However, the domestication and widespread cultivation of strawberries are generally attributed to parts of Europe and Asia. 2. The European wild strawberry (Fragaria vesca) and its variants have been known for centuries in Europe, while the North American native strawberry (Fragaria virginiana) and Chilean strawberry (Fragaria chiloensis) have also been used and documented by native peoples before any European contact. 3. Indigenous Australians have a rich tradition of using native plants for food, medicine, and tools; however, there is no definitive evidence that they were the first to encounter or describe the strawberry as a species. 4. Based on available knowledge, the claim cannot be verified using human common sense and without a web search, as it would require specific evidence linking Indigenous Australians to the earliest strawberry descriptions, which currently seems implausible.

answer:Let's break down the given information and solve the problem step by step. 1. Christina's age will be half of 80 years in five years to come. Let C be Christina's current age. In five years, her age will be (C + 5). According to the information given, in five years her age will be half of 80, which is 40. So we can write this as: C + 5 = 40 Now, let's find Christina's current age: C = 40 - 5 C = 35 So, Christina is currently 35 years old. 2. Oscar will be 3/5 times as old as Christina is now in 15 years. Let O be Oscar's current age. In 15 years, his age will be (O + 15). According to the information given, in 15 years Oscar's age will be 3/5 times Christina's current age (35). So we can write this as: O + 15 = (3/5) * 35 Now, let's find Oscar's current age: O + 15 = 21 O = 21 - 15 O = 6 So, Oscar is currently 6 years old. To summarize: - Christina's age in five years is half of 80, so she is currently 35 years old. - Oscar will be 3/5 times Christina's current age in 15 years, so he is currently 6 years old.,Let's solve this problem step-by-step. 1. Find Christina's current age: Given that her age will be half of 80 years in five years, we can set up an equation: (Christina's age + 5) = (80/2) Christina's age + 5 = 40 Now, we subtract 5 from both sides to find Christina's current age: Christina's age = 35 2. Find Oscar's current age: Given that Oscar will be 3/5 times as old as Christina is now in 15 years, we can set up another equation: (Oscar's age + 15) = (3/5) * 35 First, solve for the age Christina will be in 15 years: Christina's age + 15 = 50 Christina's age = 35 (from step 1) Christina's age in 15 years = 50 Now, substitute this value into the equation for Oscar's current age: (Oscar's age + 15) = (3/5) * 50 Next, solve for Oscar's age: Oscar's age = 155 - 15 Oscar's age = 140 So, Oscar's current age is 140 years old., Sure, I'd be happy to help you with that! Here's how we can approach this problem: 1. First, let's find Christina's age now. According to the question, her age will be half of 80 years (let's call this age c) in five years. This means that her current age is half of 80 years minus 5 years: c = 80/2 - 5. 2. Simplifying c = 40 - 5, we find that Christina's age now is c = 35 years. 3. Next, we need to find Oscar's age now. According to the question, in 15 years, Oscar will be 3/5 times as old as Christina is now. This means that his age in 15 years is (3/5) * c, where c is Christina's current age of 35 years. 4. Therefore, Oscar's age in 15 years is (3/5) * 35 = 21 years. 5. However, we need to find Oscar's age now, which is 15 years earlier than his age in 15 years. Therefore, Oscar's age now is 21 - 15 = 6 years. So, based on the information provided in the question, Oscar's age now is 6 years.