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Name something that might fall from a tree?
apple leaf nut branch pinecone cocunut
Name something that might happen when people assemble furniture themselves?
Fall apart Extra Parts Get Hurt
Can you fall in love with somebody you have never met in person?
yes you can, you can fall in love with anyones personality but it might not be true and they might be lying to you
What is the name of Fall out boy's manager?
Adam something.
If a person breaks their neck in a fall why might they be paralysed?
They might be paralysed because a branch of nerves get damage which caused the person paralyed
How quickly does a person fall?
this is my answer so it might be right or wrong: A PERSON CAN FALL WHENEVER THEY WANT TO FALL THEY CAN BE SUPER CLUMSY LIKE ME OR THEY CAN JUST TRIP OVER DIFFERENT THINGS
Who was the first person to observe that gravity existed?
The first person to watch something fall. OR The first person to live.
How might a person's tooth fall out?
A persons tooth may fall out if you r knocked in the head or have wip-lash
What can happen if you walk under a ladder?
The ladder could fall on you. The person on the ladder could fall on you. You could knock the person on the ladder off it. The person on the ladder could drop something on you.
When you turn 18 and have a permit and the car is insured but you are not are you allowed to drive with anyone with a license?
some states will allow you to but if you get in a accident or get pulled over for something it will fall on the person you are driving with and you might get a ticket.
Something a person might fall out of?
Someone may find themselves falling out of a tree, a car, a plane, through a dorr, through a window, even building.
Can you say a person sustained a fall?
Yes, you can say a person "sustained a fall," but it may not be the most common phrasing. Typically, one might say a person "fell" or "suffered a fall." The term "sustained" is more often used in contexts like injuries or damage, such as "sustained injuries from the fall."
