Anatomy and Physiology Questions

Points 2 Which of the following could be inferred from the below lines Master however was not a humane slaveholder It required extraordinary barbarity on the part of an overseer to affect him Master was kind at times and he was not easily provoked Master was too barbarous and cruel to sympathize with the slaves O Master always worked with an affic

Dosttest Question 6 Points 2 Read the following sentence and choose the correct answer Emily was driving while Eugene was riding in the back seat This is an example of O alliteration O parallelism

Posttest Question 4 Points 2 Read the following sentence and choose the correct answer The hurricane winds blew as hard as a ceiling fan This is an example of a n alliteration Oamplification

Question 3 Points 2 Choose the correct answer is the art of speaking or writing in an effective or persuasive manner using figures of speech and other techniques Rhetoric Alliteration O Allusion

Question 1 Points 2 Read the following excerpt from The Gettysburg Address by Abraham Lincoln The world will little note nor long remember what we say here while it can never forget what they did here This is an example of O parallelism O an understatement an allusion

Points 3 Which of the following is NOT a provision of the Massachusetts Constitution Question 6 O Establishes rules and limits for criminal prosecution including protections for the accused from searches and seizures and the right to a trial by a jury of peers Establishes a right to keep and bear arms for the common defense while the militia is governed by civil authority O Establishes a separation of powers among the three branches of government

Question 2 Points 2 Study this quotation and answer the question 11 that this nation under God shall have a new birth of freedom and that government of the people by the people for the people shall not perish from the earth Identify the important U S document or speech that contains this passage OU S Constitution

Question 3 Points 2 Which of the following is part of the provisions of the Massachusetts Constitution O Deems absurd and unnatural bloodline claims or hereditary titles or office within the government Establishes a right to keep and bear arms for the common defense while the militia is governed by civil authority Gives citizens the right to redress their grievances and to obtain swift justice without having to pay for it All of the choices

Question 4 Points 2 What issue is discussed in the case of McColluch v Maryland O Judicial review OA state s right to tax a federal entity O Racial segregation O None of the choices

Question 10 Points 2 Read this passage and answer the question All men are born free and equal and have certain natural essential and unalienable rights among which may be reckoned the right of enjoying and defending their lives and liberties that of acquiring possessing and protecting property in fine that of seeking and obtaining their safety and happiness Written by John Adams just seven years before the U S Constitution this wording appears in a state constitution that became a model for the federal version From which state does it come O Connecticut

Choose the correct answer The Declaration of Independence was written by George Washington John Adams Thomas Jefferson John Marshal

Points 2 Which of the following is NOT involved in the process of interpreting pictures Question 4 O Determine what type of picture it is O Form an opinion on the quality of work O Analyze the author s intentions Observe the elements of the picture

Question 6 Points 1 Identify the source below that is classified as a printed feature a guide for the reader O The price label of the book A comparative table about annual rainfall amounts O The author s introduction at the beginning of the text O The copyright year and address of the publishing house

Choose the correct answer The best graphic to show the six month sales figure for a company with many sales officers is a Points 3 O verbal description Opie chart Otable illuste

Questi Choose the correct answer A brochure typically lays out information in a n O analytical O logical Oformal flow

Question 5 Points 1 How do printed features and illustrations aid the reader who is searching for specific information Such features always identify the source of information O Such features are always developed by a team rather than by one person O Such features are in a format that is grasped more quickly than a verbal explanation O Such features are always printed in boldface

Which of the following is an example of a functional material A short story the novel A scientific document O A poem

Points 2 Why do readers see events through the eyes of the narrator in the first person point of view Question 1 O The narrator seems to address the reader directly O The narrator tells the story as one of the characters The narrator describes the characters and events from the outside O All of the choices

ose the correct answer If the narrator is a character in the story then the O second person point of view O first person point of view O third person point of view omniscient point of view is used

Read the following note and identify the point of view used Dear Grandma Your lifelong wish of going to London has come true Please find a ticket attached to this message Love you Third person point of view Second person point of view Omniscient point of view

Choose the correct answer If the conclusion follows the premises that are untrue the argument is said to be Osound and valid invalid O invalid and unsound Ovalid and unsound

Choose the correct answer Implicit reasoning is sound if O the conclusion is invalid O the premises are false O the statement uses the word because the claim is true

Question 10 Points 2 Which of the following is an example of implicit reasoning that would make the conclusion of the following argument invalid Mr Wilson s fingerprints were found on the gun that killed Mrs Catrill No other finger prints were found on the gun Therefore Mr Wilson killed Mrs Catrill If Mr Wilson s fingerprints were on the gun then he killed Mrs Catrill If the murderer wore gloves then Mr Wilson may not have killed Mrs Catrill If Mrs Catrill was robbing Mr Wilson then Mr Wilson did not murder Mrs Catrill

What is the outcome of the following argument Premise 1 My cat is gray Premise 2 My cat is Aegean Conclusion All Aegean cats are gray O Valid and sound Invalid Invalid and sound Valid and unsound

Question 8 Points 1 Choose the correct answer directly links the cause and the effect O Sound and valid argument O Invalid argument Implicit reasoning O Explicit reasoning Complet

Question 6 Points 1 What word s signal s implicit reasoning Olf Then O And O Whenever Because

Question 5 Points 1 Choose the best answer When analyzing an argument you need to be O objective O subjective emotional O hungry

Read the following excerpt from Federalist Paper 10 by James Madison and answer the question that follows Men of factious tempers of local prejudices or of sinister designs may by intrigue by corruption or by other means first obtain the suffrages and then betray the interests of the people Identify adjectives that describe the faction Factious Sinister Intrigue Corruption O Suffrages Interests Betray Design

Read the following extract from Federalist Paper 10 by James Madison and answer the question that follows But the most common and desirable source of factions has been the various and unequal distribution of property Those who hold and those who are without property have ever formed distinct interests in society The phrase common and desirable means Oordinary and tough regular and long lasting familiar and strong

Question 7 Points 2 Read the following excerpt from Federalist Paper 10 by James Madison and answer the question that follows It may clog the administration it may convulse the society but it will be unable to execute and mask its violence under the forms of the Constitution Which of the following has the speaker meant in using the words clog and convulse O Block shake O Hinder disrupt O Wooden shoes tremble Obstruction shudder

Question 4 Read the following extract and answer the question given below These must be chiefly if not wholly effects of the unsteadiness and injustice with which a factious spirit has tainted our public administrations What does the word Tainted connotate To contaminate To pollute To corrupt morally O To unintentionally give a flavor of one to another

Question 3 Points 2 Read the following extract from the text Federalist Paper 10 by James Madison and then answer the question that follows AMONG the numerous advantages promised by a well constructed Union none deserves to be more accurately developed than its tendency to break and control the violence of faction The friend of popular governments never finds himself so much alarmed for their character and fate as when he contemplates their propensity to this dangerous vice He will not fail therefore to set a due value on any plan which without violating the principles to which he is attached provides a proper cure for it The instability injustice and confusion introduced into the public councils have in truth been the mortal diseases under which popular governments have everywhere perished as they continue to be the favorite and fruitful topics from which the adversaries to liberty derive their most specious declamations According to Madison in Federalist Paper 10 given the mutual suspicion of factions in a large republic strengthens administration

Question 5 Read the following extract from Federalist Paper 10 by James Madison and answer the question that follows There are two methods to curing the mischiefs of factions The word cure Points 2 O has a technical meaning Ohas a connotative meaning has a figurative meaning is an example of imagery

Question 10 Points 2 Read the following extract from Federalist Paper 10 by James Madison and answer the question that follows The latent causes of faction are thus sown in the nature of man and we see them everywhere brought into different degrees of activity according to the different circumstances of civil society Here the word latent means present but underdeveloped dormant but able to develop O present but not consciously expressed existing and expressed

Question 20 Points 1 What does NOT help to make an inference O Antonyms O Figurative language O Examples 000 O Dictionary definitions Tell me

Question 19 Points 2 Read the selection and answer the question that follows The fact that the development of individual areas of the brain are highly variable is proven by comparative brain studies among animals Brains are extremely complex The brain has individual areas demarcated for vision visual hearing auditory taste gustatory and smell olfactory The bigger the individual area the more pronounced is its corresponding function Compared to dogs and wolves the relative size of the olfactory area of a human brain is smaller while the human brain s visual area is more pronounced Dog breeds not only show differences in outward appearances but also show variations in their relative volumes of the olfactory lobe This explains why some breeds alone are suitable for police functions like scent detection The German Shepherd Belgian Malinois and Beagle are the popular ones with the police Scent detection dogs will essentially have a

Reading Literature Unit Test Question 11 Points 2 Which of the following are examples of types of sarcasm I Brooding III Informative II Affectionate IV Polite

Read the following quote and choose the correct answer Walt Whitman wrote I swear the earth shall surely be complete to him or her who shall be complete The earth remains jagged and broken only to him or her who remains jagged and broken This quote can be best described as O individualism Otranscendentalism 4

This situation presents a serious problem for Britain especially since there are so many Irish children Each year several hundred thousand babies are born to Irish parents If you subtract those who are born to well to do parents those who are stillborn and those who die after birth as a result of disease or accident you are still left with about 120 000 babies who have to be supported by poor parents What argument do you suspect Swift might be referencing here O British people saying that the Irish have too many children Irish people saying that the British have too many children British people saying that the Irish do not have enough children

Please read the following lines from the passage One of These Days When he had things arranged on the table he pulled the drill toward the dental chair and sat down to polish the false teeth He seemed not to be thinking about what he was doing but worked steadily pumping the drill with his feet even when he didn t need it What do these lines from One of These Days suggest about the dentist He is experienced and has been doing his job for a long time O He is passionate about his work O He is frightened of the violence in his town

Choose the correct answer Text structure tends to differ between fiction and nonfiction Oshort stories and novels O novels and novellas None of the choices

b 1 Bedroom Apartm GradeResults My Activities Read the following lines from The Tell Tale Heart I heard all things in the heaven and in the earth I heard many things in hell How then am I mad Hearken and observe how healthily how calmly I can tell you the whole story From the context what can be understood by the word Hearken To listen O To act Tell me what you want to do O To think To read

Honour the Light Brigade Noble six hundred Which figure of speech does the poet use in the first two lines of the stanza When can their glory fade O the wild charge they made All the world wondered Honour the charge they made Honour the Light Brigade Noble six hundred Metaphor

Choose the correct answer The Ochorus is a group of actors that share an identity and function a unit O antagonist stock character confidant

Read the Shakespeare s sonnet CII and answer the question My love is strengthened though more weak in seeming I love not less though less the show appear That love is merchandized whose rich esteeming The owner s tongue doth publish every where Our love was new and then but in the spring When I was wont to greet it with my lays As Philomel in summer s front doth sing And stops his pipe in growth of riper days Not that the summer is less pleasant now Than when her mournful hymns did hush the night But that wild music burthens every bough And sweets grown common lose their dear delight Therefore like her I sometime hold my tongue Because I would not dull you with my song What is the theme of this sonnet

iswer Nathaniel Hawthorne s The Scarlet Letter is written from O third person omniscient O third person limited Ofirst person perspective

As you have seen Watson was able to classically condition the emotion of fear in only a few trials with little Albert Unfortunately little Albert s mother who was a nurse at Johns Hopkins got wind of Watson s experiment on her son and no longer allowed him to play in Dr Watson s laboratory For all we know there is an older gentleman named Albert from the Baltimore area who is deathly afraid of white rats to this day At any rate Watson s controversial experiment showed that fears or phobias may be acquired through classical conditioning Do you have similar examples of how fears that either you or someone you know has developed Share any examples of conditioned fears you have

Among the 10 Factor of Safety considerations listed in our course material three focussed on uncertainties and one on risk List the four of them i ii

What is the letter name of this proposition Some dogs are not German Shepherds O E I O O

If an E proposition is false the corresponding I proposition is O false O undetermined O true O invalid