Weegy: Describe one experience where you were deceived by what you saw. While growing up, I had very few teachers that I liked. I was a very studious and quiet kid so many teachers liked me. [ My turns off about some teachers were they were mean to certain kids and didn’t care if everybody was learning. I did not excel in Physical Education. I was clumsy and awkward. My family had moved to a new area and I was at a new school. I really liked the P.E. teacher. He was cool and made class fun. I was in the fifth grade. He was friendly with all the kids especially the girls, and very complimentary. If you did not know how to do a particular routine he would walk you through it individually until you got it. He cared, so I thought. It came out a year later that he had molested three girls at the school. Describe one experience where you chose not to believe what you had seen. I have been divorced for a number or years, but I probably would have done it sooner. If I had not ignored the signs of my husband’s infidelity. I went away on a trip with our children for a few weeks. When I returned I saw that there were health and feminine grooming products in the house that were not mine. When I confronted him about it; he claimed that they belonged to the wife of this couple we had befriended. He said that they had spent a few weekends at our house and that the wife had left behind these items. ] (More)

Weegy: Semiotics is concerned with everything that cannot be taken as a sign. FALSE. (More)

Weegy: False. Rose Weits wrote: "Hair is one of the first things other people notice about us- and is one of the primary ways we declare our identity to others. [ Both in our personal relationships and in relationships with the larger world, hair sends an immediate signal that conveys messages about our gender, age, social class, and more." ] (More)

Weegy: There are 2 kinds of lighting: flat lighting and chiaroscuro lighting. False. (More)

Weegy: TRUE. Mill's utilitarianism because it involves the greatest good for the greatest number Read more: How to Teach Assessments of Ethical Dilemmas | eHow.com (More)