Many areas of the world produce just enough of an agricultural product to eat, but not enough to sell for profit. this is called a) subsistence farming. b) industrial farming. c) crop rotation. d) dry farming.

Surplus discretionary travel direct money is what's available after paying for the necessities of life

Which of these is least likely to be an adaption? a. a mouse digs a hole to hide from predators. b. a snake bites its prey to deliver it deadly venom. c.a jackrabbit has large ears that it release body heat. d.a parrot learns to say its owner's name.

The vedas were a collection of aryan religious writings t or f