Directions: Examine the Following Paragraph and Identify the Errors in the Underlined

question 17

Multiple Choice

Directions: Examine the following paragraph and identify the errors in the underlined parts of each sentence.
¹ Expression of anger vary around the world. ²Suppose a child has just completed its detailed drawing. ³When a classmate spills a drink, ruining the drawing. ⁴Most American children would respond with anger. ⁵In contrast, children growing up in east asian countries that practice buddhism (e. g ., Mongolia, Thailand, and nepal) rarely respond with anger because this goes against the Buddhist tenet to extend loving kindness to all people . ⁶Instead, they probably remained quiet and experience shame that they had left the drawing in a vulnerable position. ⁷Thus, culture can influences when and how much children express emotion. ⁸Of course, expressing emotion is only part of the developmental story. ⁹Children must also learn to recognize other's emotions.
-Kail and Cavanaugh, Human Development: A Life-Span View , pp. 183-184​
In order to correct sentence 9,​

• A) ​change children to child.
• B) ​change other's to others '.
• C) ​change emotions to emotion 's.
• D) ​change recognize to recognized.

Understand the impact of activity levels on budgeted and actual expenses and revenues.

Grasp the importance of budgeting in non-profit organizations.

Learn the necessity of adapting budgeting practices to various measures of activity (e.g., customer served, patient-visits).

Develop the ability to report and analyze financial data critically.

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