Learning Task 7: Copy the word puzzle below in your notebook. Then, locate the tools on how to get the variations of lines in the puzzle. Encircle the correct answers. с W E 1 G H T W N 1 D A H A B 1 1 1 A L E N G T H D S 1 N E A A H E A T T M E A S E |Ш|Х E X 1 H Y ER R N U T A T A N L F A L 1 N L U R 1 ZMM E E N N 1 T R S 70 U B T A N N AHEPPNED​

Answer:

With so much information available online, it can be easy to go down the rabbit hole quickly. By setting up short-term and long-term goals, you can chart your progress and build your motivation to continue the search.

In the long-term, you can begin to think about the trajectory of your dream career path, stages of your professional development, your salary goals at specific intervals (age or life milestones) and the age at which you hope to retire.

But the goals that you make don’t have to feel lofty or far away. You can start today. Short-term goals can be things such as building your network both in-person and online, especially since 70% of all jobs are not published publicly on jobs sites. Still, you can use online postings to gauge the skills you need to pursue, and determine those that you can already rely on.

Once you have a better understanding of the goals set out before you, you can create a timeline to keep you on track. Map out major milestones and the smaller steps you need to take to get there.

Answer:

Doctor

Explanation:

My ability is to make sure that everyone will be okay to stop a disease and symptoms to spread around the body. (If your sick, try medicine to heal your sickness, but if it doesn't work, consult your doctor about the problem.)

It's a craft with scientific underpinnings which, on occasion, can rise to the level of art.

This is similar to woodworking. Usually, it's just a mundane craft, based on physics with some chemistry, performed with utility as its end. Sometimes, a piece of furniture can be a piece of art as well.

Answer:

1 27/40

Step-by-step explanation:

35/40 + 32/40 = 67/40

Change 67/40 into a mixed number.

67/40   =      1 27/40

Answer:

Utensils

Explanation:

Knives, forks, spoons, spatulas, and hand graters

1. A knife can be used for cutting, chopping, dicing, slicing, mincing, peeling, and separating.

2. Fork can be used of poking, stabbing, grabbing, and cutting soft food or sometimes hard.

3. Spoons can be used liquid food or hard to lift it up and stabbing it get some food like the fork did.

4. Spatula can be used for mixing, scrape, flipping, and spread ingredients.

5. Hand graters like shredders can use to grate foods into fine pieces.