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Southern tick-associated rash illness (stari) is a disease often carried by deer ticks in the southern united states. which sentence best explains how climate change could increase the number of stari cases? a. infectious diseases may become more widespread as ticks increase their range. b. ticks may weaken the animals they feed on, causing more deaths in the population. c. people who work in agriculture may have to relocate to find new employment. d. rising seas and flooding may result in the displacement of millions of people.

Jacob’s four-month-old infant is crying continuously. while jacob’s wife suggests that he pick up the baby, jacob’s mother thinks that picking up the baby each time she cries is bad for the baby. why is jacob’s wife right? a. babies sleep better when carried. b. babies learn to cry whenever they want someone to hold them. c. babies may choke if crying while lying on their back. d. babies develop a sense of trust that someone is there to provide care.

Which of the following practices is not recommended during a time of water scarcity? a. increasing wastewater recycling b. prohibiting the consumption of bottled water c. raising fines for violating outdoor water restrictions d. improving monitoring and management of local aquifers e. utilizing media to promote awareness of best practices in water management