Anatomy and Physiology Questions

What happened to composer Igor Stravinsky during the first performance of his ballet The Rite of Spring in Paris in 1913 He was so overcome by its beauty that he fainted and fell into the orchestra pit He was carried triumphant from the theater by adoring fans He was pelted with rotten fruit thrown from the audience He had to climb out a back window to escape the angry audience

There is a strong parallel between Sargent s WWI painting Gassed and Brueghel s The Blind Leading the Blind True False

Host Michael Wood says that Gustave Klimt s Beethoven Frieze was particularly modern in its sexual explicitness clean lines and simplicity interior exterior harmony ornamental extravaganco

Music that is not organized around a home key is not much fun to listen to diatonic atonal

The video identifies this building as an early attempt at modern architecture which housed a group of artists who broke away from more traditional academic art The Fine Arts Academy building Vienna s Gothic Town Hall The Hofhere Theatre building

A fundamental shift in Western art occurred when artists moved from optical art to imaginative art True O False

Which of the following is NOT considered a temporal art Music Theater Dance

The movement known as Cubism was born out of a collaboration between Picasso and Matisse True False

In the analysis of works of art vertical lines often represent movement action masculine or sky elements while horizontal lines are calmer more feminine more associated with the earth True False

The Great Conversation is a metaphor for academia scientific progress the study of the humanities what happens around 2 a m to people who have had a lot to drink

Which of the following is NOT considered a major shift in the human timeline the change to agricultural societies the Scientific Revolution the Industrial Revoluton the creation of the Marvel Universe

that will not be used Fill in gaps 41 47 with the correct sentence LA JJ There are three extra sentences The Gaelic Athletic Association GAA is a sports organisation founded in 1884 with the aim of supporting Irish sports As a symbol of national unity and fight for freedom Rule 42 was accepted banning the playing of non Gaelic games such as football and rugby at GAA s sports grounds In 2005 however GAA allowed international football and rugby games to be played in its Dublin stadium because Dublin s other stadium was being rebuilt 41 Gaelic football is played on a square grass pitch twice the size of a football pitch with H shaped goalposts Each team has 15 players The ball is round and can be played with both hands and feet 42 Points are scored by kicking or punching the ball over the bar which is one point or under the bar into the goalpost which is one goal or three points Hurling is played on the same pitch as Gaelic football with a team of 15 players A wooden hurley a stick used to play is used with a special ball called sliothar which has a cork core covered in leather Safety helmets are worn Hands can be used to catch the sliothar and players can run up to four steps with it or catch it while it s in the air or bouncing 43 The goalposts and scoring are the same as in Gaelic football A The batter must bat it towards the centre of the pitch B That means the game is lost T6 The ball cannot touch the ground D A point is scored if it s not returned but only if the player is serving E The other team then bats F The four GAA s officially recognised games are Gaelic football hurling handball and rounders G Then a new game starts H They can t be used to pick it up or throw it It can be carried bounced kicked thrown and dropped kicked Ball games have been played in Ireland for centuries and they are more than sports Gaelic football www GARHANDP Gaelic handball Hurling Gaelic rounder Gaelic handball previously played in outdoor handball alleys is played like squash in an indoor court with a 6 metre or 8 metre high front wall Two singles or four doubles players play three sets Each set is two games to 21 points and a third tie breaker to 11 points if needed The ball is hit with the hand against the front wall without hitting the floor The opponent returns it after a maximum of one bounce 44 If not the right to serve is won Gaelic rounders is played using a bat and a sliothar An innings a playing period is completed when all team members have batted 45 A 25 metre box is marked on the bottom left hand corner of the 70x70 metre pitch The batter stands at the bottom left hand corner of the box called the home base The other corners of the box in an anti clockwise direction are the first second and third bases The pitcher pitches the sliothar The batter to the batter from the centre of the box 46 then runs around the bases to score runs All four Gaelic games The element of competition are group ball games 47 balanced by the need to cooperate which makes them are as cle to a game as they are to a physical activity and competition BRIDGE 2026

Answer these questions before moving on to the Analyze the Text section on the following page 1 Read the excerpt from the story What does the word barren suggest in this excerpt A B D The boy wanted to say something else other than Thank you m am to Mrs Luella Bates Washington Jones but he couldn t do so as he turned at the barren stoop and looked back at the large woman in the door Mrs Jones does not have a lot of money to give out Mrs Jones is careful to keep a clean and tidy house Roger is reluctant to leave Mrs Jones s house Roger is grateful to Mrs Jones for sharing her food 2 Which two sentences show that Roger wants Mrs Jones s trust B A I wanted a pair of blue suede shoes said the boy paragraph 31 After he had dried his face and not knowing what else to do dried it again the boy turned around wondering what next paragraph 34 He could make a dash for it down the hall paragraph 34 But the boy took care to sit on the far side of the room where he thought she could easily see him out of the corner of her eye if she wanted to paragraph 38 Do you need somebody to go to the store asked the boy maybe to get some milk or something paragraph 39 Ed Test Taking

Lymph leaves a lymph node via O a the subscapular sinus b efferent lymphatic vessels O c the cortical sinus O d afferent lymphatic vessels

Venous valves are responsible for O a preventing anterograde flow O b regulating blood pressure in veins O c preventing blood from re entering a ventricle O d channeling blood away from the heart O e channeling blood toward the heart

The thoroughfare channel ends at the O a venule O b arteriole O c vein O d artery O e capillary Clear my choice

Which of the following is most likely to result from an aneurysm in a brain artery O a myocardial infarction O b pulmonary embolism O c infarction O d hypotension e quadriplegia

xplain what an argument is and how it differs from an opinion

Explain what an argument is and how it differs from an opinion

Is the type of evidence appropriate to support the claim scientific Is there sufficient scientific evidence Are the data accurate OR Is the information valid Reasoning Is the reasoning clear to the reader listener Does the reasoning link the evidence to the claim Is a scientific principle concept or knowledge of scientific ideas used to describe why the evidence supports the claim Overall Explanation Does the explanation include all three parts CER Not At All Partially Yes

Beer s law states that as the concentration of a substance in solution becomes greater its absorbance will Stays the same Decrease Increase Cannot be determined Question 4 1 point Listen The OD value of a DNA sample is 0 6 Its concentration will be 0 30 ng ml 30 g ml 60 g ml

By understanding and referring to the explanation on page 129 of the book in the tan box entitled Hardy Weinberg Equilibrium Why the Hereditary Process Does not Change Allelic Frequencies answer review question number 17 on page 136 You MUST SHOW ALL OF YOUR WORK Please do the work in word or on a piece of paper and then either upload the Word doc to this assignment box or take a picture of your piece of paper and upload it 17 Assume that you are sampling a trait in animal populations the trait is controlled by a single allelic pair A and a and you can distinguish all three phenotypes AA Aa and aa intermediate inheritance Your sample includes 17 Assume that you are sampling a trait in animal populations the trait is controlled by a single allelic pair A and a and you can distinguish all three phenotypes AA Aa and aa intermediate inheritance Your sample includes Population I II AA 300 400 Aa 500 400 aa 200 200 Total 1000 1000 ium2 Is Calculate the distribution of phenotypes in each population as expected under Hardy Weinberg equilibrium Is population I in equilibrium Is population II in equilibrium

5 What was the intended purpose of the League of Nations to prevent another world war to supervise global economics to limit global military power to limit foreign trade O O O O 1 point Which statement best shows why some opposed the US joining the League of Nations concern over the fact that the League of Nations would not appease Asian tensions OOOO fear that joining the League of Nations meant the US was obligated to get involved with future European con the League of Nations promoted secret treaties that would lead to more war no African nations were allowed to join the League of Nations

When WWI began the official US policy was to support the Central Powers by providing war materiall to enter on the side of the Central Powers to remain militarily and politically neutral to enter on the side of the Allied Powers

What was the purpose of the Sedition Act to limit criticism of the war effort to forbid African Americans from attending public school to prevent women from voting to limit immigration from Asia

3 What was the purpose of Wilson s Fourteen Points to prevent the division of Germany to explain why the US did not want to join the war to state the US peacetime goals after WWI to encourage Italy to join the Allied Powers 1 point Which country was specifically blamed for WWI and required to pay reparation Russia the US Germany China

How did WWI impact women in the United States Women worked jobs that had been previously held by men Women were prohibited from working as Red Cross volunteers Women received equal pay for equal work Women no longer held traditional jobs like nursing or teaching

WORK FIGHT This cartoon expressed the opinion that that a war would deplete the labor force citizens could support the war effort by joining the military or working in related industries laborers should quit their job and join the military the government had to choose between supporting laborers or supporting the military

This union leader and Socialist candidate ran for president five times and was jailed under the Sedition Act Eugene Debs Samuel Gompers

What was the significance of the sinking of the Lusitania German submarines sank a civilian ship Americans sank a German ship Japanese submarines sank a civilian ship

1 point Zinnerman Uved Submarine Sning of Lastarie The issues listed in this diagram all led to the American involvement in what conflict Vietnam War World War II World War I Spanish American War

What treaty ended WWI Oslo Accords 0000 Treaty of Guadeloupe Hidalga Treaty of Versailles Treaty of Paris

Which of these was a major cause for entry of the US into WWI Germany s decision to resume unrestricted submarine warfare Russia s decision to leave the war Germany s invasion of Belgium the desire to collect reparations

During WWI the western front in Europe was characterized by unrestricted submarine warfare constant movement of troops the breakdown of the Russian defense trench warfare

The Zimmerman Note was a suggested alliance against the US between Germany and which country France Mexico Canada Japan

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1 Background The alarm clock was set to go off at 6 00 am Staring at it Harold saw it change from 5 58 to 5 59 am He reached over and turned it off gently shook Naomi awake then grabbed the video monitor to check on Amica He was relieved to see his daughter was still asleep Amica had passed a rough night waking up on multiple occasions Two weeks earlier Naomi had noticed small irregular white patches inside of Amica s mouth She had become increasingly irritable only breastfeeding or taking the bottle for short periods Naomi experienced discomfort while nursing Amica so she purchased some over the counter ointment Five days ago the patches in Amica s mouth returned and both Naomi and Amica were more irritable Amica kept on spitting out the pacifier that Harold gave her At his wits end Harold searched the Internet for answers after he returned Amica to her crib for the fifth time that night He came across pictures of similar looking patches in the mouths of babies Could it be thrush It had been two weeks it was definitely time to bring Amica to the pediatrician Dr Kelly Warner examined a fussy Amica Her vitals were normal her temperature was 36 9 C 98 4 F pulse 120 bpm beats per minute and blood pressure 75 55 However Dr Warner noticed a reddish rash in Amica s diaper area Harold told her they were treating it with zinc ointment and that it had shown improvement Harold also mentioned the increased discomfort that Naomi had experienced during breastfeeding recently You are right this is thrush said Dr Warner Everybody has microbes in their mouth including the organism that causes thrush In healthy people the growth of the yeast Candida albicans that causes thrush is kept in check by other microbes living in the mouth Also continued Dr Warner milk is such a rich source of organic compounds such as carbohydrates and proteins the very nutrients that the yeast uses to grow So why did the microbes in Amica s mouth not prevent this overgrowth asked Harold Is she sick No she is not sick Infants just have an underdeveloped microbiome in their mouth It takes time for the balance to be established If Naomi experiences discomfort during breastfeeding she probably has the yeast on her skin and it gets passed back and forth between Naomi and Amica Both should be treated at the same time Naomi has been using ointments said Harold I know said Dr Warner She should stop for now Most of the time thrush disappears on its own but since you say it s been going on for two weeks now I will prescribe something and give you instructions for both Naomi and Amica so they can both get better wash your hands And what about the diaper rash asked Harold The diaper rash is caused by the same microbe Make sure to keep the diaper area as dry as possible a thoroughly before and after diaper changes You may use a wet wash cloth to wipe Amica s tongue gently after feeding to remove excess milk replied the Dr Warner 1 point Could the patches in Amica s mouth and Noami s discomfort be related Edit View Insert Format Tools Table R T 11 AV ev T PA G 24 B Y To 8 3 x

Some grain foods can have a lot of added sodium sugars and saturatec which includes foods like pasta Ocrackers muffins

In 1981 the following information came to the attention of Barry Marshall a gastroenterologist at the Royal Household members of ulcer patients do not develop antibodies against Helicobacter However clinical staff involved in obtaining biopsy samples from ulcer patients developed antibodies against Helicobacter If acid suppressive therapy is combined with antibiotics ulcers usually do not recur Marshall concluded that ulcers are an infectious disease 1 point What caused Marshall to reach his conclusion Edit View Insert Format Tools Table 12pt Paragraph BI U A p 2 T Marshall conculded that ulcers are and infectious disease because BD i 1 C 98 EV V TO LX

Read President William McKinley s statement on the Philippines following the Spanish American War and answer the question What factor that contributed to US imperialism in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries does this quotation illustrate a fear of potential aggression by the Spanish Empire a belief in the cultural superiority of the United States a desire to open new markets for American businesses a commitment to containing the spread of communism A B C D We could not leave them to themselves they were unfit for self government and they would soon have anarchy and misrule over there worse dun Spai s was there was nothing left for us to do but to take them all and to educate the Filipinos and uplift and civilize thend President William McKinley 1903

Question 7 The Socialist labor leader Eugene Debs was an outspoken critic of U S Involvement in World War I In a speech in Canton Illinois in 1918 he called for resistance to the military draft He was arrested and convicted of encouraging rebellion This excerpt is from his testimony dia his appeal to the Supreme Court hich situation led to Debs s arrest and conviction A B C D I admit being opposed to the present form of government I admit being opposed to the present social system I believe in the Constitution of the United States Isn t it strange that we Socialists stand almost alone today in defending the Constitution of the United States The revolutionary fathers who had been oppressed under king rule understood that free speech and the right of free assemblage by the people were the fundamental principles of democratic government Communist sympathizers had infiltrated the State Department and other agencies U S military failures caused the Wilson administration to expand presidential powers A constitutional amendment outlawed membership in the Socialist and Communist parties Congress passed the Espionage and Sedition Acts that limited First Amendment rights

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Which pop culture reference did your instructor use as an example of how a word can be tricky sometimes metoo

Today s Adaptation of the Day features horses and focuses on their remarkable adaptation the stay apparatus in their legs The stay apparatus is a unique system of ligaments and tendons that allows horses to sleep while standing This adaptation benefits the organism by enabling it to rest and be alert to potential threats simultaneously The stay apparatus locks the horse s leg joints providing support without muscular effort This adaptation is crucial for survival in the wild where quick responses to danger are essential

Figure 7 4 Shenzen the first Special Economic Zone created in China in 1980 The SEZs also gave China access to important world export markets It was also hoped that local Chinese managers including those who had studied abroad would learn the latest management methods from these foreign firms while workers would learn how to use the latest technology and machinery The first ones established were in 1979 in the Guangdong and Fujian provinces they were in Shenzhen just across the border with Hong Kong and Zhuhai near Macao in the south and in Shantou and Xaimen across from Taiwan in the north These were approved by the National People s Congress in August 1980 In the 1980s a fifth was established on Hainan Island off the southern coast KEY CONCEPTS ACTIVITY Change and continuity Carry out further research on the SEZs of books are available

Pakistan 500 km India 500 miles North West China Bureau Nepal Bhutan Bangladesh Bay of Bengal Mongolia China South West China Bureau Burma Vietnam Laos Thailand North China Bureau Qinhuandaon Dallan 29 Beijing Tianjin North East China Bureau Vantal Qingdao Yellow Sea Baihal Lianyungang Central South China Bureau Nantong Shanghal Ningbo East China Bureau Fuzhou Xiamen Shantou Guangzhou Ashenzen Zhuhai CHainan Zhanjiang North Korea Hong Kong Macau South Korea Wenzhou East China Sea Taiwan Figure 7 3 China s administrative regions and Special Economic Zones as well as Hong Kong Macao and Taiwan These zones were almost like states within a state as they were given regional autonomy non residents needed special permission and an internal passport to travel to them This was because Deng was also aware that the SEZs would become more and more like capitalist Hong Kong and that workers there would come into contact with Western ideas Hence the policy of limiting access for other Chinese people so that bad influences such as democracy would not spread to the rest of the country Inside the SEZs the government built roads railways and port facilities to help attract foreign companies These companies liked the idea of a large pool of disciplined educated but relatively cheap workers and the promise of profit friendly regulations and policies The aim of these zones was to increase the chances of direct foreign investment and expand the import of advanced modern technology Figure 7 4 The SEZ was als bad stud se for echnol The firs OVIDC Come Noor Sh 6 Ch Ch

Circle the BEST answer 36 For good communication do the following except A Use familiar words B Be brief and concise C Give unneeded information D Give information in a logical orderly manner

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