when trevor finished high school, he ended up working "in the hood" for a few years, instead of pursuing his education. when he looks back on why he stayed, he says, "the hood was strangely comforting, but comfort can be dangerous. comfort provides us a floor but also a ceiling." what does he mean by this? how do people get stuck doing something comfortable? what do people need to be propelled forward?

Assessment includes a. interviews, recorded conversations, videos, frequency counts, and time samples. b. formal standardized tests and developmental screening tools. c. various types of documented observations, documentation of child work, checklists, rating scales, and standardized tests. d. anecdotal notes, narratives or daily records, daily health checks, and teacher observation checklists.

Which of the following best describes the difference between “autobiography” and “memoir”? a. autobiography is written about the author's own interpretation of events; memoir is a written interpretation of events. b. memoir covers a particular time in the writer’s life or recounts life events around one or two themes; autobiography covers the entire story of the author's life and has multiple themes. c. autobiography covers the entire story of the writer's life and has multiple themes; memoir is a shorter written work with one theme. d. autobiography covers entire story of the writer's life and has multiple themes; memoir is the writer’s random memories about past experiences.

If you are charged in a crash with injuries and are driving a motorcycle, you are for any bodily injuries and property damage to others. possibly responsible not responsible probably responsible financially responsible