Practicing in front of a mirror is unlikely to correct which of the following? fidgeting overuse of hand gestures poor eye contact use of space-fillers poor posture

Use of space-fillers are the highly unlikely thing that the practice of looking in front of the mirror could correct. Physical traits like posture, excessive hand gestures, and eye contact can be directly seen and practiced in front of the mirror. 

Space fillers on the other hand can be practiced when an individual makes a print copy of his/her speech. This way he/she will be guided throughout the speech and the next cues of lines to be said will be easily recovered.

More than 600. i'm just guessing

The lungs are the bags that hold air as it is inhaled oxygen gas that is in the air moved into the blood-and the heart pumps to move this oxygenated blood to cells in the body that need energy