living things

[gregbernard2]

why is it important to monitor living things? e.g. plants etc

whole paragraph please!
Thanks!

[factor-fiction]

Because you might spot that they are dying and can therefore do something about it

[boxtops]

This sounds like homework again. What's the context? Monitor them for what, growth, illnesses, varieties?

[factor-fiction]

http://www.theanswerb...h.php?q1=gregbernard2
Yes, homework again. Past questions include "what are fossil fuels?" and "what is the chemical formula for methane?"
I don't mind helping provided the questioner explains the context, the level (degree level or primary school) and shows he/she has given the question some thought already and truly hit a brick wall

[gregbernard2]

why is it important to 'check' living things?

[squarebear]

Because they may die if you don't. This is common sense.

Please tell me you never intend to have children...

[factor-fiction]

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[ChuckFickens]

I almost hope they use that, Factor :)

[squarebear]

Hehe! That's a great site. Nice find.

[rowanwitch]

not a good idea,
schools and colleges can access a number of methods of checking for that sort of external help..... especially if what is submitted is not in a students usual style, or outside their usual quality of work... I think perhaps homework help should be restricted to offering links to useful websites or recommending books,or being willing to read and help edit drafts,

[ChuckFickens]

Rowan,

Have you actually read the text posted by factor? it is a total load of gibberish!

[rowanwitch]

It is isn't it... no I didn't read it at first..but there are other sites which will produce a really convincing answer if you put in enough info on what is required. I am pretty sure at some point someone here will recommend one and all the young aBers will be getting very good marks at school..

[wildwood]

Most seepage of land polution ends up in the waterways and as frogs are hypersensitive to aquatic contamination they are excellent indicators of environmental degradation .<end of paragraph> ☺

So kiss a frog a day and keep the acid rain away.

[joko]

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