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Directions: Read the passage below, then write the topic sentence. (You can just copy it from the text.)     Paragraph 1.1Types of Explorers Throughout history, explorers have been inspired to investigate land, space, and sea. One type of explorer is the land explorer. Land explorers travel great distances through rough wilderness in the hopes of making a great discovery. An example of a historical land explorer is Sacagawea. She was a Native American guide and translator who helped lead the Lewis and Clark Expedition from 1804 to 1806. Her journey with Lewis and Clark helped to open new routes from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean. Another type of explorer is the space explorer. Space explorers include the astronauts, astronomers, and engineers who investigate outer space. Neil Armstrong, who, in 1969, became the first person to walk on the moon, is an excellent example of a space explorer. Finally, ocean explorers dive deep into the sea, looking for answers to unsolved mysteries. Jacques Cousteau (1910–97) of France was one of the most famous undersea explorers in modern times. He was an oceanographer, a researcher, and an award-winning filmmaker. In addition, his inventions led to better scuba diving equipment. Although these explorers have answered many of nature’s mysteries, there is still much to learn. Tomorrow’s explorers are sure to answer more of these questions.

Why is it difficult to work with Paranoid Personality Disorder?

Sociologists tend to define family in terms of:

Which of the following is correct regarding the explanation for transgenderism?

In general children in _______ households benefit from divorce.

What “black box” warning was instituted for children and teens?

What Western country is thought to be the most liberal in its attitudes toward sex?

 In the process of preparing to enter a patient’s isolation room, which of the following would occur first?

 If a health care provider is in an area of the health care facility where a fire starts, she or he should first:  

In L5 we had an example of a horizontal bar plot, try to recreate it and get as close as you can, you can use class materials, google search and use any libraries that you want. You will upload a pdf file converted/printed from your notebook directly. (For those of you having difficulties converting pdf, please upload your python file.)     You can use the following data frame: data = [[“TIDAL”, 1], [“Google Play Music”, 2], [“Pandora”, 3],             [“MelON”, 4], [“Deezer”, 5], [“QQ Music”,10],              [“Amazon”, 15], [“Apple Music”, 30], [“Spotify*”, 70]] df = pd.DataFrame(data, columns = [‘App’, ‘Count’]) You will be graded on: [4 pts] Having a horizontal bar plot with the correct x values and y values in the same order ( basic horizontal bar plot): at least have this part finished to get the points!! [2 pts] Having similar bar color, background color, and grid lines [3 pts] Having x-axis on top with the same tick values/labels showing: 0, 20, 40, 60, 80; having x ticks hidden;  [2 pts] Having the same title and subtitle at similar positions  [1 pts] Having similar font (size, style and etc) for all texts showing [Extra credit: 1 pts] Having y labels (the streaming apps) left-aligned and positioned as showing For all parts, partial credits will be considered.