Explain how we would use twin-studies or adoption studies to see if nature or nurture contributes to overall IQ.

Joseph tried to pour the milk down his little cow’s

throat, but she wouldn’t open her jaws. She acted as

though she was determined to die.

But Joseph was equally determined that she

shouldn’t die. He sent Steve to the backyard to get him

a length of papaya stem. As you know, a papaya stem

is hollow like a pipe or tube.

With his feeding tube, Joseph was ready to try to

save their baby cow’s life. Steve was eager to help, so

Joseph ordered him to connect the tube to the bottle.

Then the feeding began. The cow fought them with

all her tiny strength. Steve finally had his shoulder under

the forequarter to lift her while Joseph forced the tube

into her mouth. Their efforts were rewarded. She drank

three bottles of milk and they could see that she finally

enjoyed them.

Joy in English page 222

Title:

I.

(The Lead Character’s Problem)

A.

(First supporting detail)

B.

(Second supporting detail)

II.

(The Resolution)

A.

(First supporting detail)

B.

(Second supporting detail)

III.

(Ending)

A.

(First supporting detail)

B.

(Second supporting detail)

Explanation:

Joseph's Little Cow

Joseph tried to pour the milk down his little cow's throat, but she wouldn't open

her jaws. She acted as though she was determined to die.

But Joseph was equally determined that she shouldn't die. He sent Steve to the

backyard to get him a length of papaya stem. As you know, a papaya stem is hollow

like a pipe or tube.

With this feeding tube, Joseph was ready to try to save their baby cow's life. Steve

was eager to help, so Joseph ordered him to connect the tube to the bottle.

Then the feeding began. The cow fought them with all her tiny strength. Steve

finally had to put his shoulder under the forequarter to lift her while Joseph forced

the tube into her mouth. Their efforts were rewarded. She drank three bottles of

milk and they could see that she finally enjoyed them.

Answer the following questions.

1. What was Josephs feeling when his baby cow refused to eat?

2. What could he have said to the animal?

3. How could he have felt after she drank the milk?

4. What do we learn about Joseph in the second paragraph?

5. How would you describe Joseph's friend Steve?

answer:

yes

explanation:

if i knew what u looked like

answer:

i hope a lot

do you like anime

what is your favorite show

explanation:

come on give me brainliest