Sunday, September 14, 2025

Tidal study

 Which of the following demonstrates correct punctuation?


 We will study three sources of electrical power; solar, wind, and tidal energy.

 We will be studying three sources of electrical power, solar, wind, and tidal energy.

 We will be studying three sources of electrical power: solar, wind, and tidal energy.

 We will study three sources of electrical power that are: solar, wind, and tidal energy.

Correct

Answer:


We will be studying three sources of electrical power: solar, wind, and tidal energy 

When adding a list that gives the details of a claim in the sentence, use a colon. The colon must follow an independent clause. In other words, the part in front of the colon should be able to stand on its own as a sentence. “Will study/will be studying” are both grammatically correct and do not affect the solution.


We will study three sources of electrical power that are: solar, wind, and tidal energy is incorrect because the part of the sentence in front of the colon cannot stand on its own. “That are” leaves the sentence with an incomplete idea.


We will study three sources of electrical power; solar, wind, and tidal energy is incorrect because a semicolon needs to divide two independent clauses, and the portion following the semicolon has no verb. 


We will be studying three sources of electrical power, solar, wind, and tidal energy is incorrect because a comma turns “electrical power” into one item of a list of nouns joined by “and.” The sentence implies that “we” will be studying three sources of electrical power, three sources of solar, three sources of wind, and three sources of tidal energy.

Identify the Correct spelling

 Category: Identify Correct Spelling

The principle of the high school was debating whether to pursue the issue any further.

Which of the following corrects an error in the sentence above?

Replace whether with weather

Replace debating with debateing

Replace further with farther

Replace principle with principal


Prophase and Prometaphase

 

  1. Prophase

    • Chromosomes condense.

    • Spindle fibers begin to form from the centrioles (in animal cells).

    • Centrioles start moving toward opposite poles of the cell.

  2. Prometaphase (sometimes taught as late prophase)

    • The nuclear envelope fully breaks down.

    • Spindle fibers grow longer and attach to chromosomes at the kinetochores.

So:

  • Prophase → spindle fibers start growing.

  • Prometaphase → spindle fibers connect to chromosomes.

Prophase of mitosis

 Spindle fibers **start growing from the centrioles during 

**๐ŸŒŸ prophase of mitosis.



Vertebral column


 

Building Blocks


 

Human Ear