A food handler puts a food thermometer into a container of cut fresh fruit that is being held on the salad bar. The thermometer reads 37° F. Can the fruit be safely served to customers?

Mr. Albert has heard about something called the star rating system foe Medicare advantage plans..

Explaination:

A trainer has an explosive sport athlete client and has them perform explosive movements

This is an example of: biofeedback training. It perfom the SAID (specific adaptation to imposed demands) principles.

the arrows that indicate heat being trapped by greenhouse gasses are identified as given in attachment.(all arrowed are marked).

To cool down, one must lower the intensity of the activity with static stretches. Thus, option A is correct.

Explaination:

A high school student is practicing for her gymnastics performance and wants to focus on specific skill-related components of fitness.

Todd knows he should start exercising, but he likes coming home and just relaxing in front of the TV. He thinks that when school gets out he may possibly start being more physically active..

B).contemplation stage of change is drew in.

"The internet has increased consumer knowledge about the connection between food and health." Therefore, the internet is the correct influence on consumer knowledge.

Explaination:

Basal metabolic rate (BMR) – even at rest, the body needs energy (kilojoules) to keep all its systems functioning correctly (such as breathing, keeping the heart beating to circulate blood, growing and repairing cells and adjusting hormone levels).

Answer: Detention, suspension, expulsion, and even arrest are used as punishments for students who violate zero tolerance policies.