Input: [Name] E8A01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Starting at a positive peak, how many times does a sine wave cross the zero axis in one complete cycle?

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Input: [Name] E8A02 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is a wave called that abruptly changes back and forth between two voltage levels and remains an equal time at each level?

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Input: [Name] E8A03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What sine waves added to a fundamental frequency make up a square wave?

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Input: [Name] E8A04 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What type of wave is made up of a sine wave of a fundamental frequency and all its odd harmonics?

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Input: [Name] E8A05 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is a sawtooth wave?

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Input: [Name] E8A06 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What type of wave has a rise time significantly faster than the fall time (or vice versa)?

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Input: [Name] E8A07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What type of wave is made up of sine waves of a fundamental frequency and all harmonics?

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Input: [Name] E8A08 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the peak voltage at a common household electrical outlet?

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Input: [Name] E8A09 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the peak-to-peak voltage at a common household electrical outlet?

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Input: [Name] E8A10 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the RMS voltage at a common household electrical power outlet?

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Input: [Name] E8A11 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the RMS value of a 340-volt peak-to-peak pure sine wave?

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Input: [Name] E8A12 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the equivalent to the root-mean-square value of an AC voltage?

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Input: [Name] E8A13 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What would be the most accurate way of measuring the RMS voltage of a complex waveform?

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Input: [Name] E8A14 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: For many types of voices, what is the approximate ratio of PEP to average power during a modulation peak in a single-sideband phone signal?

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Input: [Name] E8A15 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: In a single-sideband phone signal, what determines the PEP-to-average power ratio?

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Input: [Name] E8A16 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the approximate DC input power to a Class B RF power amplifier stage in an FM-phone transmitter when the PEP output power is 1500 watts?

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Input: [Name] E8A17 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the approximate DC input power to a Class AB RF power amplifier stage in an unmodulated carrier transmitter when the PEP output power is 500 watts?

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Input: [Name] E8A18 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the period of a wave?

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Input: [Name] E8B01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is emission A3C?

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Input: [Name] E8B02 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What type of emission is produced when an AM transmitter is modulated by a facsimile signal?

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Input: [Name] E8B03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What does a facsimile transmission produce?

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Input: [Name] E8B04 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is emission F3F?

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Input: [Name] E8B05 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What type of emission is produced when an SSB transmitter is modulated by a slow-scan television signal?

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Input: [Name] E8B06 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: If the first symbol of an ITU emission designator is J, representing a single- sideband, suppressed-carrier signal, what information about the emission is described?

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Input: [Name] E8B07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: If the second symbol of an ITU emission designator is 1, representing a single channel containing quantized, or digital information, what information about the emission is described?

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Input: [Name] E8B08 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: If the third symbol of an ITU emission designator is D, representing data transmission, telemetry or telecommand, what information about the emission is described?

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Input: [Name] E8B10 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How does the modulation index of a phase-modulated emission vary with RF carrier frequency (the modulated frequency)?

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Input: [Name] E8B11 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: In an FM-phone signal having a maximum frequency deviation of 3000 Hz either side of the carrier frequency, what is the modulation index when the modulating frequency is 1000 Hz?

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Input: [Name] E8B12 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the modulation index of an FM-phone transmitter producing a maximum carrier deviation of 6 kHz when modulated with a 2-kHz modulating frequency?

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Input: [Name] E8B13 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the deviation ratio of an FM-phone signal having a maximum frequency swing of plus or minus 5 kHz and accepting a maximum modulation rate of 3 kHz?

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Input: [Name] E8B14 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: In a pulse width-modulation system, why is the transmitter's peak power much greater than its average power?

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Input: [Name] E8B15 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is one way that voice is transmitted in a pulse-width modulation system?

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Input: [Name] E8B17 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following describe the three most-used symbols of an ITU emission designator?

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Input: [Name] E8B18 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: If the first symbol of an ITU emission designator is G, representing a phase- modulated signal, what information about the emission is described?

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Input: [Name] E8B19 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: In a pulse-position modulation system, what parameter does the modulating signal vary?

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Input: [Name] E8B20 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: In a pulse-width modulation system, what parameter does the modulating signal vary?

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Input: [Name] E8B21 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How are the pulses of a pulse-modulated signal usually transmitted?

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Input: [Name] E8B22 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: In an FM-phone signal, what is the term for the ratio between the deviation of the frequency modulated signal and the modulating frequency?

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Input: [Name] E8B23 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is meant by deviation ratio?

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Input: [Name] E8B24 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the deviation ratio of an FM-phone signal having a maximum frequency swing of plus or minus 7.5 kHz and accepting a maximum modulation rate of 3.5 kHz?

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Input: [Name] E8C01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What digital code consists of elements having unequal length?

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Input: [Name] E8C02 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What are some of the differences between the Baudot digital code and ASCII?

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Input: [Name] E8C03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is one advantage of using the ASCII code for data communications?

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Input: [Name] E8C04 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What digital communications system is well suited for meteor-scatter Communications at times other than during meteor showers?

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Input: [Name] E8C05 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What type of error control system does Mode A AMTOR use?

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Input: [Name] E8C06 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What type of error control system does Mode B AMTOR use?

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Input: [Name] E8C07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the necessary bandwidth of a 13-WPM international Morse code emission A1A transmission?

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Input: [Name] E8C08 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the necessary bandwidth for a 170-hertz shift, 300-baud ASCII emission J2D transmission?

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Input: [Name] E8C09 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the necessary bandwidth of a 1000-Hz shift, 1200-baud ASCII emission F1D transmission?

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Input: [Name] E8C10 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the necessary bandwidth of a 4800-Hz frequency shift, 9600-baud ASCII emission F1D transmission?

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Input: [Name] E8C11 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What term describes a wide-bandwidth communications system in which the RF carrier varies according to some predetermined sequence?

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Input: [Name] E8C12 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What spread-spectrum communications technique alters the center frequency of a conventional carrier many times per second in accordance with a pseudo-random list of channels?

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Input: [Name] E8C13 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What spread-spectrum communications technique uses a very fast binary bit stream to shift the phase of an RF carrier?

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Input: [Name] E8C14 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What controls the spreading sequence of an amateur spread-spectrum transmission?

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Input: [Name] E8C15 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What makes spread-spectrum communications resistant to interference?

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Input: [Name] E8C16 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What reduces interference from spread-spectrum transmitters to conventional communications in the same band?

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Input: [Name] E8D01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the term for the amplitude of the maximum positive excursion of a signal as viewed on an oscilloscope?

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Input: [Name] E8D02 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the easiest voltage amplitude dimension to measure by viewing a pure sine wave signal on an oscilloscope?

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Input: [Name] E8D03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the relationship between the peak-to-peak voltage and the peak voltage amplitude in a symmetrical waveform?

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Input: [Name] E8D04 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What input-amplitude parameter is valuable in evaluating the signal-handling capability of a Class A amplifier?

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Input: [Name] E8D05 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the PEP output of a transmitter that has a maximum peak of 30 volts to a 50-ohm load as observed on an oscilloscope?

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Input: [Name] E8D06 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: If an RMS reading AC voltmeter reads 65 volts on a sinusoidal waveform, what is the peak-to-peak voltage?

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Input: [Name] E8D07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the advantage of using a peak-reading voltmeter to monitor the output of a single-sideband transmitter?

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Input: [Name] E8D08 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is an electromagnetic wave?

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Input: [Name] E8D09 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following best describes electromagnetic waves traveling in free space?

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Input: [Name] E8D10 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is meant by circularly polarized electromagnetic waves?

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Input: [Name] E8D11 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the polarization of an electromagnetic wave if its magnetic field is parallel to the surface of the Earth?

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Input: [Name] E8D12 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the polarization of an electromagnetic wave if its magnetic field is perpendicular to the surface of the Earth?

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Input: [Name] E8D13 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the primary source of noise that can be heard in an HF-band receiver with an antenna connected?

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Input: [Name] E8D14 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: At approximately what speed do electromagnetic waves travel in free space?

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Input: [Name] E8D15 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: To ensure you do not exceed the maximum allowable power, what kind of meter would you use to monitor the output signal of a properly adjusted single- sideband transmitter?

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Input: [Name] E8D16 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the average power dissipated by a 50-ohm resistive load during one complete RF cycle having a peak voltage of 35 volts?

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Input: [Name] E8D17 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: If an RMS reading voltmeter reads 34 volts on a sinusoidal waveform, what is the peak voltage?

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Input: [Name] E9A01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following describes an isotropic radiator?

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Input: [Name] E9A02 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: When is it useful to refer to an isotropic radiator?

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Input: [Name] E9A03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How much gain does a 1/2-wavelength dipole have over an isotropic radiator?

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Input: [Name] E9A04 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following antennas has no gain in any direction?

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Input: [Name] E9A05 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following describes the radiation pattern of an isotropic radiator?

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Input: [Name] E9A06 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Why would one need to know the feed point impedance of an antenna?

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Input: [Name] E9A07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What factors determine the radiation resistance of an antenna?

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Input: [Name] E9A08 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the term for the ratio of the radiation resistance of an antenna to the total resistance of the system?

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Input: [Name] E9A09 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is included in the total resistance of an antenna system?

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Input: [Name] E9A10 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is a folded dipole antenna?

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Input: [Name] E9A11 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is meant by antenna gain?

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Input: [Name] E9A12 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is meant by antenna bandwidth?

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Input: [Name] E9A13 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How can the approximate beamwidth of a beam antenna be determined?

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Input: [Name] E9A14 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How is antenna efficiency calculated?

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Input: [Name] E9A15 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How can the efficiency of an HF grounded vertical antenna be made comparable to that of a half-wave dipole antenna?

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Input: [Name] E9A16 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What theoretical reference antenna provides a comparison for antenna measurements?

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Input: [Name] E9A17 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How much gain does an antenna have over a 1/2-wavelength dipole when it has 6 dB gain over an isotropic radiator?

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Input: [Name] E9A18 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How much gain does an antenna have over a 1/2-wavelength dipole when it has 12 dB gain over an isotropic radiator?

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Input: [Name] E9A19 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following describes the directivity of an isotropic radiator?

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Input: [Name] E9A20 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is meant by the radiation resistance of an antenna?

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Input: [Name] E9B01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What determines the free-space polarization of an antenna?

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Input: [Name] E9B02 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: In the free-space H-Field radiation pattern shown in Figure E9-1, what is the 3- dB beamwidth?

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Input: [Name] E9B03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: In the free-space H-Field pattern shown in Figure E9-1, what is the front-to- back ratio?

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Input: [Name] E9B04 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: In the free-space H-field pattern shown in Figure E9-1, what is the front-to- side ratio?

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Input: [Name] E9B05 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What information is needed to accurately evaluate the gain of an antenna?

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Input: [Name] E9B06 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which is NOT an important reason to evaluate a gain antenna across the whole frequency band for which it was designed?

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Input: [Name] E9B07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What usually occurs if a Yagi antenna is designed solely for maximum forward gain?

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Input: [Name] E9B08 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: If the boom of a Yagi antenna is lengthened and the elements are properly retuned, what usually occurs?

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Input: [Name] E9B09 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What type of computer program is commonly used for modeling antennas?

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Input: [Name] E9B10 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the principle of a Method of Moments analysis?

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Input: [Name] E9C01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the radiation pattern of two 1/4-wavelength vertical antennas spaced 1/2-wavelength apart and fed 180 degrees out of phase?

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Input: [Name] E9C02 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the radiation pattern of two 1/4-wavelength vertical antennas spaced 1/4-wavelength apart and fed 90 degrees out of phase?

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Input: [Name] E9C03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the radiation pattern of two 1/4-wavelength vertical antennas spaced 1/2-wavelength apart and fed in phase?

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Input: [Name] E9C04 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the radiation pattern of two 1/4-wavelength vertical antennas spaced 1/4-wavelength apart and fed 180 degrees out of phase?

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Input: [Name] E9C05 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the radiation pattern for two 1/4-wavelength vertical antennas spaced 1/8-wavelength apart and fed 180 degrees out of phase?

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Input: [Name] E9C06 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the radiation pattern for two 1/4-wavelength vertical antennas spaced 1/4-wavelength apart and fed in phase?

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Input: [Name] E9C07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following is the best description of a resonant rhombic antenna?

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Input: [Name] E9C08 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What are the advantages of a terminated rhombic antenna?

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Input: [Name] E9C09 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What are the disadvantages of a terminated rhombic antenna for the HF bands?

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Input: [Name] E9C10 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the effect of a terminating resistor on a rhombic antenna?

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Input: [Name] E9C11 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What type of antenna pattern over real ground is shown in Figure E9-2?

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Input: [Name] E9C12 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: In the H field antenna radiation pattern shown in Figure E9-2, what is the elevation angle of the peak response?

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Input: [Name] E9C13 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: In the H field antenna radiation pattern shown in Figure E9-2, what is the front-to-back ratio?

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Input: [Name] E9C14 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: In the H field antenna radiation pattern shown in Figure E9-2, how many elevation lobes appear in the forward direction?

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Input: [Name] E9C15 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How is the far-field elevation pattern of a vertically polarized antenna affected by being mounted over seawater versus rocky ground?

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Input: [Name] E9C16 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: If only a modest on-ground radial system can be used with an eighth-wavelength- high, inductively loaded vertical antenna, what would be the best compromise to minimize near-field losses?

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Input: [Name] E9C17 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is one characteristic of a Beverage antenna?

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Input: [Name] E9C18 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How would the electric field be oriented for a Yagi with three elements mounted parallel to the ground?

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Input: [Name] E9C19 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What strongly affects the shape of the far-field, low-angle elevation pattern of a vertically polarized antenna?

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Input: [Name] E9C20 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Why are elevated-radial counterpoises popular with vertically polarized antennas?

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Input: [Name] E9C21 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is a terminated rhombic antenna?

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Input: [Name] E9D01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What factors determine the receiving antenna gain required at an amateur satellite station in earth operation?

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Input: [Name] E9D02 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What factors determine the EIRP required by an amateur satellite station in earth operation?

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Input: [Name] E9D03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the approximate beamwidth of a symmetrical pattern antenna with a gain of 20 dB as compared to an isotropic radiator?

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Input: [Name] E9D04 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How does the gain of a parabolic dish antenna change when the operating frequency is doubled?

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Input: [Name] E9D05 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How is circular polarization produced using linearly polarized antennas?

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Input: [Name] E9D06 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How does the beamwidth of an antenna vary as the gain is increased?

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Input: [Name] E9D07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Why does a satellite communications antenna system for earth operation need to have rotators for both azimuth and elevation control?

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Input: [Name] E9D08 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: For a shortened vertical antenna, where should a loading coil be placed to minimize losses and produce the most effective performance?

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Input: [Name] E9D09 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Why should an HF mobile antenna loading coil have a high ratio of reactance to resistance?

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Input: [Name] E9D10 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is a disadvantage of using a trap antenna?

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Input: [Name] E9D11 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How must the driven element in a 3-element Yagi be tuned to use a hairpin matching system?

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Input: [Name] E9D12 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the equivalent lumped-constant network for a hairpin matching system on a 3-element Yagi?

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Input: [Name] E9D13 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What happens to the bandwidth of an antenna as it is shortened through the use of loading coils?

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Input: [Name] E9D14 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is an advantage of using top loading in a shortened HF vertical antenna?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9D15 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the approximate input terminal impedance at the center of a folded dipole antenna?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9D16 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Why is a loading coil often used with an HF mobile antenna?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9D17 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is an advantage of using a trap antenna?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9D18 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What happens at the base feed-point of a fixed length HF mobile antenna as the frequency of operation is lowered?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9D19 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the beamwidth of a symmetrical pattern antenna with a gain of 30 dB as compared to an isotropic radiator?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9D20 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the beamwidth of a symmetrical pattern antenna with a gain of 15 dB as compared to an isotropic radiator?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9D21 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the beamwidth of a symmetrical pattern antenna with a gain of 12 dB as compared to an isotropic radiator?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What system matches a high-impedance transmission line to a lower impedance antenna by connecting the line to the driven element in two places, spaced a fraction of a wavelength each side of element center?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E02 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What system matches an unbalanced feed line to an antenna by feeding the driven element both at the center of the element and at a fraction of a wavelength to one side of center?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What impedance matching system uses a short perpendicular section of transmission line connected to the feed line near the antenna?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E04 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What should be the approximate capacitance of the resonating capacitor in a gamma matching circuit on a Yagi beam antenna for the 20-meter band?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E05 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What should be the approximate capacitance of the resonating capacitor in a gamma matching circuit on a Yagi beam antenna for the 10-meter band?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E06 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the velocity factor of a transmission line?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What determines the velocity factor in a transmission line?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E08 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Why is the physical length of a coaxial cable transmission line shorter than its electrical length?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E09 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the typical velocity factor for a coaxial cable with polyethylene dielectric?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E10 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What would be the physical length of a typical coaxial transmission line that is electrically one-quarter wavelength long at 14.1 MHz? (Assume a velocity factor of 0.66.)

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E11 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the physical length of a parallel conductor feed line that is electrically one-half wavelength long at 14.10 MHz? (Assume a velocity factor of 0.95.)

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E12 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What parameter best describes the interactions at the load end of a mismatched transmission line?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E13 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following measurements describes a mismatched transmission line?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E14 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What characteristic will 450-ohm ladder line have at 50 MHz, as compared to 0.195-inch-diameter coaxial cable (such as RG-58)?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E15 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the term for the ratio of the actual velocity at which a signal travels through a transmission line to the speed of light in a vacuum?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E16 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What would be the physical length of a typical coaxial transmission line that is electrically one-quarter wavelength long at 7.2 MHz? (Assume a velocity factor of 0.66.)

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E17 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What kind of impedance does a 1/8-wavelength transmission line present to a generator when the line is shorted at the far end?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E18 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What kind of impedance does a 1/8-wavelength transmission line present to a generator when the line is open at the far end?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E19 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What kind of impedance does a 1/4-wavelength transmission line present to a generator when the line is open at the far end?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E20 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What kind of impedance does a 1/4-wavelength transmission line present to a generator when the line is shorted at the far end?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E21 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What kind of impedance does a 1/2-wavelength transmission line present to a generator when the line is shorted at the far end?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E9E22 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What kind of impedance does a 1/2-wavelength transmission line present to a generator when the line is open at the far end?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: "She loses only a little piece of the clitoris, just the part that protrudes. The girl does not miss it. She can still feel, after all. There is hardly any pain. Women's pain thresholds are so much higher than men's."

Output: "It's only a little piece of skin. The baby does not feel any pain because his nervous system is not developed yet."

Male and Female Circumcision - IntactWiki

Infant Male Circumcision in the United States


Input: "The parts that are cut away are disgusting and hideous to look at. It is done for the beauty of the suture."

Output: "An intact penis is a real turn-off. It's disgusting. It looks like the penis of an animal."

Male and Female Circumcision - IntactWiki

Infant Male Circumcision in the United States


Input: "Female circumcision protects the health of a woman. Infibulation prevents the uterus from falling out [uterine prolapse]. It keeps her smelling so sweet that her husband will be pleased. If it is not done, she will stink and get worms in her vagina."

Output: "An intact penis causes urinary infections and penile cancer. It generates smegma and smegma stinks. A circumcised penis is more hygienic and oral sex with an intact penis is disgusting to women."

Male and Female Circumcision - IntactWiki

Infant Male Circumcision in the United States


Input: "An intact vulva is unclean and only the lowest prostitute would leave her daughter intact. No man would dream of marrying an unclean woman. He would be laughed at by everyone."

Output: "An intact penis is dirty and only the lowest class of people with no concept of hygiene leave their boys intact."

Male and Female Circumcision - IntactWiki

Infant Male Circumcision in the United States


Input: "Leaving a girl intact endangers both her husband and her baby. If the baby's head touches the uncut clitoris during birth, the baby will be born hydrocephalic [excess cranial fluid]. The milk of the mother will become poisonous. If a man's penis touches a woman's clitoris he will become impotent."

Output: "Men have an obligation to their wives to give up their foreskin. An intact penis will cause cervical cancer in women. It spreads disease."

Male and Female Circumcision - IntactWiki

Infant Male Circumcision in the United States


Input: "A circumcised woman is sexually more pleasing to her husband. The tighter she is sewn, the more pleasure he has."

Output: "Circumcised men make better lovers because they have more staying power than intact men."

Male and Female Circumcision - IntactWiki

Infant Male Circumcision in the United States


Input: "All the women in the world are circumcised. It is something that must be done. If there is pain, then that is part of a woman's lot in life."

Output: "Men in the 'civilized' world are circumcised."

Male and Female Circumcision - IntactWiki

Infant Male Circumcision in the United States


Input: "Doctors do it, so it must be a good thing."

Output: "Doctors do it, so it must be a good thing."

Male and Female Circumcision - IntactWiki

Infant Male Circumcision in the United States


Input: Sudanese grandmother: "In some countries they only cut out the clitoris, but here we do it properly. We scrape our girls clean. If it is properly done, nothing is left, other than a scar. Everything has to be cut away."

Output: My own father, a physician, speaking of ritual circumcision inflicted upon my son: "It is a good thing that I was here to preside. He had quite a long foreskin. I made sure that we gave him a good tight circumcision."

Male and Female Circumcision - IntactWiki

Infant Male Circumcision in the United States


Input: 35 year old Sudanese woman: "Yes, I have suffered from chronic pelvic infections and terrible pain for years now. You say that all if this is the result of my circumcision? But I was circumcised over 30 years ago! How can something that was done for me when I was four years old have anything to do with my health now?"

Output: 35 years old American male: "I have lost nearly all interest in sex. You might say that I'm becoming impotent. I don't seem to have much sensation in my penis anymore, and it is becoming more and more difficult for me to reach orgasm. You say that this is the result of my circumcision? That doesn't make any sense. I was circumcised 35 years ago, when I was a little boy. How can that affect me in any way now?"

Male and Female Circumcision - IntactWiki

Infant Male Circumcision in the United States


Input: [vs.] vs. [The Grace-based Life] You live to trust God [The Obedience-based Life]

Output: You live to impress God


Input: [vs.] vs. [The Grace-based Life] A relationship [The Obedience-based Life]

Output: A performance


Input: [vs.] vs. [The Grace-based Life] A delight [The Obedience-based Life]

Output: A duty


Input: [vs.] vs. [The Grace-based Life] Fluid [The Obedience-based Life]

Output: Predictable


Input: [vs.] vs. [The Grace-based Life] Promotes faith [The Obedience-based Life]

Output: Promotes fear


Input: [vs.] vs. [The Grace-based Life] Creates calm [The Obedience-based Life]

Output: Creates worry


Input: [vs.] vs. [The Grace-based Life] Transparent [The Obedience-based Life]

Output: Masked


Input: [vs.] vs. [The Grace-based Life] Compassionate Spirit [The Obedience-based Life]

Output: Critical Spirit


Input: [vs.] vs. [The Grace-based Life] Sense a lot of freedom [The Obedience-based Life]

Output: Sense a lot of guilt


Input: [vs.] vs. [The Grace-based Life] Inclines you towards humility [The Obedience-based Life]

Output: Inclines you towards pridefulness


Input: [vs.] vs. [The Grace-based Life] Inside-out surrender [The Obedience-based Life]

Output: Outside-in management


Input: [vs.] vs. [The Grace-based Life] For everybody [The Obedience-based Life]

Output: For “church” people


Input: [vs.] vs. [The Grace-based Life] More supernatural [The Obedience-based Life]

Output: More natural


Input: [vs.] vs. [The Grace-based Life] Focuses on being connected [The Obedience-based Life]

Output: Focuses on being good


Input: [vs.] vs. [The Grace-based Life] Lends itself to organic obedience [The Obedience-based Life]

Output: Lends itself to self-righteousness


Input: [Service] Help Desk [User Group] Students, Faculty Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides 24x7 assistance for technology related issues.


Input: [Service] Email [User Group] Students, Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides the Microsoft Exchange email system for faculty, staff and students to support academic and personal communication requirements. The standard format for a CGU email address is "firstname.lastname@cgu.edu".


Input: [Service] Wireless Connectivity [User Group] Students, Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides wireless networking for those who wish to use their laptops while on campus. Note: If you are having problems connecting to the wireless network in the Library, please contact the Library staff for assistance.


Input: [Service] Student Portal [User Group] Students [Description]

Output: This gateway allows students to maintain their contact information, register for classes, view unofficial transcripts, and pay tuition bills.


Input: [Service] Computer Labs [User Group] Students, Faculty Staff [Description]

Output: OIT maintains several computer labs for students, faculty, and staff.


Input: [Service] Collaborative Technology Rooms [User Group] Students, Faculty Staff [Description]

Output: These ACB rooms provide space for group work that requires the use of technology. Students who wish to reserve a room should contact the Student Lab Attendant in ACB 118. Faculty and Staff can reserve rooms by emailing cgu.learning@cgu.edu.


Input: [Service] Digital Learning Lab (DLL) [User Group] Students, Faculty Staff [Description]

Output: The DLL is a collaboration between the Student Success Center and the Office of Information Technology that offers learning opportunities to help you understand and master technology tools that will support the work you do and develop your academic and professional knowledge and skills. Similar to the Writing Center, the DLL offers workshops and one to one consulting appointments.


Input: [Service] Canvas [User Group] Students, Faculty Staff [Description]

Output: Canvas is CGU's learning management system. It provides web space for faculty to distribute class resources, conduct online class activities, and facilitate collaboration.


Input: [Service] Technology Equipment Check Out [User Group] Students, Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT allows students, faculty, and staff to borrow technology equipment, such as laptops and projectors, for academic use. Please contact the staff in your academic department for reservations.


Input: [Service] Smart Classrooms [User Group] Faculty Staff [Description]

Output: All CGU classrooms are equipped with instructional technology to support faculty's teaching and learning activities.


Input: [Service] Laptop Cart Check Out [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides a mobile laptop cart that is available for faculty to check out. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for more information, reservations, and availability.


Input: [Service] iPad Cart Check Out [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides a mobile iPad cart available for faculty to check out. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for more information, reservations, and availability.


Input: [Service] Email Distribution Lists (Lyris) [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT can create email distribution lists to support the communication needs of faculty and staff.


Input: [Service] Web Services [User Group] Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides assistance with website design and development as well as ongoing support for website maintenance. The department head may request a web page editing account by emailing helpdesk@cgu.edu. To access instructions for SiteBuilder, our web page editing software, click here.


Input: [Service] Web Based Conferencing [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: CGU provides Blackboard Collaborate to support the web based video conferencing needs of faculty and staff. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for information and orientation to Collaborate.


Input: [Service] Academic technology research [User Group] Faculty [Description]

Output: OIT conducts ongoing research, evaluation, and recommendations for new and emerging technologies for the classroom. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for more information.


Input: [Service] Customized professional development offerings [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides assistance with the design, creation, and delivery of professional development offerings with specific goals and objectives for small groups and departments. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for more information.


Input: [Service] Scheduled professional development offerings [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides monthly scheduled professional development opportunities on a variety of technology-related topics in both traditional classroom format as well as recorded webinars.


Input: [Service] Online course design consultations [User Group] Faculty [Description]

Output: One-on-one meetings are available through OIT to review strategies, best practices, and recommendations for online course design. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for more information.


Input: [Service] Online course reviews [User Group] Faculty [Description]

Output: Faculty may request a review of any current online course for analysis of design, navigation, strategies, and delivery. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for more information.


Input: [Service] PeopleSoft [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: CGU uses PeopleSoft as the solution for managing all of its constituents and their associated university business functions.


Input: [Service] Hobsons [User Group] Staff [Description]

Output: This application enables CGU to manage the entire student lifecycle, including recruitment, enrollment, and retention.


Input: [Service] Millennium [User Group] Staff [Description]

Output: Millennium is CGU's fundraising software.


Input: [Service] Telephone Services [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: For issues related to your office telephone, please contact the Claremont University Consortium Telephone Office.


Input: [Definition] Customers who have purchased an Admirals Club membership. Must present valid membership card or AAdvantage number and government-issued ID. [Customer Classification]

Output: Admirals Club Member


Input: [Definition] Customers who have purchased an AAirpass, inclusive of Admirals Club membership. Must present valid AAirpass membership card with Admirals Club logo and government-issued ID. [Customer Classification]

Output: AAirpass Member


Input: [Definition] Customers in First or Business Class traveling to or from Europe, Asia, South America, Central America and Mexico City only. All other international destinations are excluded from the benefit of lounge access. Passengers eligible for access must provide their government-issued ID and a First or Business Class ticket or boarding pass valid for departure on the same-day or before 6:00 a.m. the following day. Stopovers are not permitted. [Customer Classification]

Output: American Airlines International Premium Class


Input: [Definition] Indulge yourself before departure in a wider range of airport lounges when you fly First Class or Business Class with any oneworld member airline. Customers flying First or Business Class have access to the equivalent class of lounge regardless of their frequent flyer status. First Class passengers may use a Business Class or frequent flyer lounge if a First Class lounge is not available. First Class passengers may invite one guest to join them in the lounge. The guest must also be traveling on a flight operated and marketed by a oneworld airline. Connecting between oneworld marketed and operated flights: First and Business Class customers connecting on the same day of travel, or before 6am the following day, can access the lounge when traveling between an international long haul* and an international short haul or domestic flight (and vice-versa). (* a oneworld international long haul flight is defined as an international flight marketed and operated by any oneworld carrier with a scheduled flight time longer than 5 hours) Lounge access will be determined on the international long haul ticketed flight (either First of Business Class) regardless of the ticketed class of travel on the international short haul or domestic flight. You must be prepared to show your boarding pass or itinerary showing travel in First or Business class on the international long haul flight, in order to access the lounge before your international short haul or domestic flight. The following exception applies: First and Business Class customers who do not hold Emerald or Sapphire tier status are not eligible to access American Airlines lounges when traveling on solely domestic flights within the U.S. or between the U.S. and Canada, Mexico [except Mexico City], the Bahamas, Bermuda and the Caribbean) other than the exception listed below: Customers traveling in First or Business class on U.S. transcontinental flights between JFK-LAX, JFK-SFO and MIA-LAX (and vice-versa) are eligible for lounge access. [Customer Classification]

Output: oneworld® Lounge Access for First Class or Business Class Customers


Input: [Definition] Enjoy exclusive access to premium airport lounges around the world with oneworld Emerald or Sapphire frequent flyer tier status. Members of oneworld airline frequent flyer programs with the equivalent of oneworld Emerald or Sapphire tier status can use any lounge offered by any oneworld airline when departing on any flight marketed and operated by any oneworld member airline, regardless of cabin class being flown. Emerald tier frequent flyers can use First Class, Business Class or frequent flyer lounges. Sapphire tier frequent flyers are welcome in Business Class* or frequent flyer lounges. (*does not include Qantas Domestic Business Lounges) Emerald and Sapphire members may invite one guest to join them in the lounge. The guest must also be traveling on a flight operated and marketed by a oneworld carrier. Emerald and Sapphire members may invite one guest to join them in the lounge You must be prepared to show your boarding pass and frequent flyer membership card, with oneworld Emerald or Sapphire tier status, to access a lounge. The following exceptions apply: American Airlines and Qantas offer programs enabling customers to pay to gain access to their lounges. These programs are not part of the oneworld agreement, and members of these programs are not entitled to access lounges under the oneworld agreement. American Airlines AAdvantage® members, regardless of their tier status or class of travel, cannot access American Airlines lounges when traveling solely on North American flights within or between the U.S., Canada, Mexico (except Mexico City), the Bahamas, Bermuda and the Caribbean. For more information, visit the Admirals Club page. Qantas Frequent Flyer Gold members, regardless of their oneworld tier status, cannot access Qantas Domestic Business Lounges. [Customer Classification]

Output: oneworld Lounge Access for Frequent Flyers by Tier Status


Input: [Definition] Transcontinental flights are American Airlines marketed and operated non-stop flights between the following cities: Los Angeles / Miami New York (JFK)/ San Francisco New York (JFK) / Los Angeles Passengers eligible for access must provide their government-issued ID and a ticket or boarding pass valid for departure on the same-day. First Class traveling on nonstop, three-class transcontinental flight First-Class traveling nonstop on two-class transcontinental flight Business Class traveling on nonstop, three-class transcontinental flight [Customer Classification]

Output: Transcontinental Premium Class


Input: [Definition] Customers who have purchased a 30-Day Membership. Must present valid membership receipt or AAdvantage number and government-issued ID. [Customer Classification]

Output: 30-Day Membership


Input: [Definition] Customers who have purchased a One-Day Pass. Must present printed One-Day Pass confirmation along with a valid government-issued ID. [Customer Classification]

Output: One-Day Pass


Input: [Definition] Soldiers on Emergency or R&R leave who are traveling on military charters from Operation New Dawn (OND) or Operation Enduring Freedom (EOF), soldiers wearing their appropriate travel uniform or soldiers having leave forms (DD 31) stating they are on leave from OND or OEF [Customer Classification]

Output: Military


Input: [HTTP methods] GET [Can access response] No [Can see response headers] No Yes [Method]

Output: Dynamically created HTML Tags


Input: [HTTP methods] GET, POST [Can access response] Only if FORM posts to same domain as JavaScript code [Can see response headers] No Yes [Method]

Output: Dynamically built FORM tag


Input: [HTTP methods] GET [Can access response] Yes, but only image dimensions [Can see response headers] No Yes [Method]

Output: Image Object


Input: [HTTP methods] GET [Can access response] Yes, if response is JavaScript [Can see response headers] No Yes [Method]

Output: Remote Scripting


Input: [HTTP methods] GET [Can access response] Only if iframe src is in same domain as JavaScript code [Can see response headers] No Yes [Method]

Output: iFrame Remoting


Input: [HTTP methods] Any [Can access response] Yes [Can see response headers] Yes No [Method]

Output: XmlHttpRequest Object


Input: [criterion] Age at marriage, female [Mediterranean] Low [East]

Output: Low

Regional variation in marriage patterns in Albania at the beginning of the 20th century


Input: [criterion] Age at marriage, male [Mediterranean] High [East]

Output: Low

Regional variation in marriage patterns in Albania at the beginning of the 20th century


Input: [criterion] Proportions marrying [Mediterranean] High [East]

Output: High

Regional variation in marriage patterns in Albania at the beginning of the 20th century


Input: [criterion] Age gap between spouses at first marriage [Mediterranean] Wide [East]

Output: Narrow

Regional variation in marriage patterns in Albania at the beginning of the 20th century


Input: [criterion] Proportion of wives older than husbands [Mediterranean] Low [East]

Output: High

Regional variation in marriage patterns in Albania at the beginning of the 20th century


Input: [criterion] Proportion of widows remarrying [Mediterranean] Very low [East]

Output: Very low

Regional variation in marriage patterns in Albania at the beginning of the 20th century


Input: [criterion] Proportion of resident kin [Mediterranean] High [East]

Output: High

Regional variation in marriage patterns in Albania at the beginning of the 20th century


Input: [criterion] Proportion of multigenerational households [Mediterranean] High [East]

Output: Very high

Regional variation in marriage patterns in Albania at the beginning of the 20th century


Input: [criterion] Proportion of households headed by never-married women [Mediterranean] Low [East]

Output: High

Regional variation in marriage patterns in Albania at the beginning of the 20th century


Input: [criterion] Proportion of solitaries [Mediterranean] Low [East]

Output: Absent

Regional variation in marriage patterns in Albania at the beginning of the 20th century


Input: [criterion] Proportion of no-family households [Mediterranean] Low [East]

Output: Absent

Regional variation in marriage patterns in Albania at the beginning of the 20th century


Input: [criterion] Proportion of simple-family households [Mediterranean] Low [East]

Output: Low

Regional variation in marriage patterns in Albania at the beginning of the 20th century


Input: [criterion] Proportion of extended-family households [Mediterranean] Low [East]

Output: Low

Regional variation in marriage patterns in Albania at the beginning of the 20th century


Input: [criterion] Proportion of multiple-family households [Mediterranean] High [East]

Output: Very high

Regional variation in marriage patterns in Albania at the beginning of the 20th century


Input: [criterion] Proportion of complex-family households (c7 + c8) [Mediterranean] High [East]

Output: Very high

Regional variation in marriage patterns in Albania at the beginning of the 20th century


Input: [criterion] Proportion of frérèches [Mediterranean] High [East]

Output: Very high

Regional variation in marriage patterns in Albania at the beginning of the 20th century


Input: [criterion] Proportion of stem-family households [Mediterranean] Low [East]

Output: Low

Regional variation in marriage patterns in Albania at the beginning of the 20th century


Input: [criterion] Proportion of joint-family households [Mediterranean] Very high [East]

Output: Very high

Regional variation in marriage patterns in Albania at the beginning of the 20th century


Input: [Stock No.] SS429 [Description]

Output: FGD3 Collector Cone

Fixed Gas Detector Accessories, Fixed Gas Monitor Accessories, Fixed Gas Detector Head Accessories - Status Scientific Controls


Input: [Stock No.] SS374 [Description]

Output: Swivel Mounting Bracket

Fixed Gas Detector Accessories, Fixed Gas Monitor Accessories, Fixed Gas Detector Head Accessories - Status Scientific Controls


Input: [Stock No.] SS375 [Description]

Output: Ceiling Mounting Bracket

Fixed Gas Detector Accessories, Fixed Gas Monitor Accessories, Fixed Gas Detector Head Accessories - Status Scientific Controls


Input: [Stock No.] SS396 [Description]

Output: Steel Junction Box

Fixed Gas Detector Accessories, Fixed Gas Monitor Accessories, Fixed Gas Detector Head Accessories - Status Scientific Controls


Input: [Stock No.] SS469 [Description]

Output: Duct Air Sampling Unit

Fixed Gas Detector Accessories, Fixed Gas Monitor Accessories, Fixed Gas Detector Head Accessories - Status Scientific Controls


Input: [Stock No.] SS475 [Description]

Output: FGD3 Weather guard

Fixed Gas Detector Accessories, Fixed Gas Monitor Accessories, Fixed Gas Detector Head Accessories - Status Scientific Controls


Input: [Stock No.] SS665 [Description]

Output: FGD5/6-IR Duct Mounting Kit

Fixed Gas Detector Accessories, Fixed Gas Monitor Accessories, Fixed Gas Detector Head Accessories - Status Scientific Controls


Input: [Stock No.] SS746 [Description]

Output: FGD10 Series Flow-Through Sampling Adaptor

Fixed Gas Detector Accessories, Fixed Gas Monitor Accessories, Fixed Gas Detector Head Accessories - Status Scientific Controls


Input: [Stock No.] SS747 [Description]

Output: FGD10 Series Calibration Adaptor c/w 1 Metre Tubing

Fixed Gas Detector Accessories, Fixed Gas Monitor Accessories, Fixed Gas Detector Head Accessories - Status Scientific Controls


Input: [Stock No.] SS749 [Description]

Output: FGD10 Series Weather guard

Fixed Gas Detector Accessories, Fixed Gas Monitor Accessories, Fixed Gas Detector Head Accessories - Status Scientific Controls


Input: [Stock No.] SS841 [Description]

Output: FGD9 Series Weather guard

Fixed Gas Detector Accessories, Fixed Gas Monitor Accessories, Fixed Gas Detector Head Accessories - Status Scientific Controls


Input: [Basic] 1 [Starter] 5 [Advanced] Unlimited [Pro] Unlimited [0]

Output: POP3 Email AccountsPOP3 MailboxesPOP3 (Post Office Protocol) is the most common way for accessing your email on a mail client. Mail is sent to our servers and resides in a mailbox until it is collected using the POP protocal and stored locally on your machine.

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Input: [Basic] 5 [Starter] 20 [Advanced] Unlimited [Pro] Unlimited [0]

Output: Email ForwardersEmail ForwardersEmail forwarders enable you to forward email from one email alias to another, normally a POP3 mailbox. For instance you may have the email address enquiries@yourdomain.co.uk forward to sales@yourdomain.co.uk

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Input: [Basic] £35pa [Starter] £35pa [Advanced] £35pa [Pro] £35pa [0]

Output: Spam FilteringSpam FilteringMany email address quickly become subject to receiving unsolicited or junk email (known as Spam). Our Spam filtering technology can dramatically decrease the amount of Spam that you receive. A recent case study of one of our clients showed that only 5% of the email they received was legitimate, with the other 95% being Spam.

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Output: Webmail AccessWebmail AccessThe webmail facility provides a browser based interface for you to send and receive email from a mailbox on our servers, ideal for keeping in touch when you are away from your regular email client.

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Input: [Basic] £10pa [Starter] £10pa [Advanced] FREE [Pro] FREE [0]

Output: IMAP 100MB MailboxIMAP Mailbox - 100MBIMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) is an extremely powerful way of interacting with your email without the need to store emails locally. Instead all messages are held on our mail platform and can reached using a mail client or webmail. The advantage over regular POP3 is that it will always look the same however you connect to it: messages will retain their status on the server, including their read status, flagging or whether they've been replied to. This is ideal for people that use mail from multiple locations.

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Input: [Basic] £30pa [Starter] £30pa [Advanced] £30pa [Pro] £30pa [0]

Output: IMAP 1GB MailboxIMAP Mailbox - 1GBIMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) is an extremely powerful way of interacting with your email without the need to store emails locally. Instead all messages are held on our mail platform and can reached using a mail client or webmail. The advantage over regular POP3 is that it will always look the same however you connect to it: messages will retain their status on the server, including their read status, flagging or whether they've been replied to. This is ideal for people that use mail from multiple locations.

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Input: [Basic] £40pa [Starter] £40pa [Advanced] £40pa [Pro] £40pa [0]

Output: IMAP 2GB MailboxIMAP Mailbox - 2GBIMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) is an extremely powerful way of interacting with your email without the need to store emails locally. Instead all messages are held on our mail platform and can reached using a mail client or webmail. The advantage over regular POP3 is that it will always look the same however you connect to it: messages will retain their status on the server, including their read status, flagging or whether they've been replied to. This is ideal for people that use mail from multiple locations.

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Input: [Basic] £50pa [Starter] £50pa [Advanced] £50pa [Pro] £50pa [0]

Output: IMAP 5GB MailboxIMAP Mailbox - 5GBIMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) is an extremely powerful way of interacting with your email without the need to store emails locally. Instead all messages are held on our mail platform and can reached using a mail client or webmail. The advantage over regular POP3 is that it will always look the same however you connect to it: messages will retain their status on the server, including their read status, flagging or whether they've been replied to. This is ideal for people that use mail from multiple locations.

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Input: [Username] wostudent1 [Password] student1 [Grade]

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Output: 5th Grade Social Studies


Input: [Trail] Ah-Pah Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 0.3 [Elevation Change (feet)] 40 [Trail Description]

Output: This short interpretive trail follows the first section of an old logging road through the redwood forest, a track since removed and the surroundings changed back to a natural condition. Notices along the way illustrate the restorative process.

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Input: [Trail] Boat Creek Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 1.7 [Elevation Change (feet)] 400 [Trail Description]

Output: Branching off the Friendship Ridge Trail near its northern end, the Boat Creek Trail crosses densely-wooded hills bearing redwoods and spruce, running alongside a steep ravine south towards the Pacific. The official trail ends a little way before the ocean though it appears possible to walk all the way along the ravine, and link with the Coastal Trail near Fern Canyon.

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Input: [Trail] Brown Creek Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 1.3 [Elevation Change (feet)] 280 [Trail Description]

Output: From a trailhead on the east side of the scenic drive, this path follows the cool, well-watered ravine of Brown Creek where the giant redwoods grow particularly close together, before climbing gradually into a slightly drier environment of mixed fir and redwoods, up to a junction with the Rhododendron Trail. A good 3.4 mile loop hike can be made by walking south along this route for a mile then returning to the start point via the lesser-used South Fork Trail.

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Input: [Trail] Butler Creek Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 1.8 [Elevation Change (feet)] 800 [Trail Description]

Output: Linking the West Ridge Trail near its northern end with the Coastal Trail near Ossagon Creek, the Butler Creek route runs for while along a high ridge bearing many large redwoods then descends steeply through spruce forest and coastal woodland, into a cool ravine and out to the wide sands bordering the Pacific Ocean.

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Input: [Trail] Carruthers Cove Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 0.8 [Elevation Change (feet)] 560 [Trail Description]

Output: The northernmost trail in the state park starts a mile from the south end of the Coastal Drive; it descends steeply, through a small band of redwoods and into more diverse forest of red alder, sitka spruce and salmonberry. The path then enters an overgrown ravine at the lower end of Johnson Creek and emerges to a sandy section of Pacific Ocean beach (Carruthers Cove), next to a shallow lagoon and a large protruding cliff face. From here the Coastal Trail heads south, linking with the road to Fern Canyon.

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Input: [Trail] Cathedral Trees Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 1.4 [Elevation Change (feet)] 50 [Trail Description]

Output: The easy, mostly level Cathedral Trees Trail runs between the north edge of Elk Prairie and the Big Tree on the Circle Trail, en route passing countless huge redwoods, mixed with the usual dense array of ferns, moss, bushes and smaller trees. On the far side of the highway, the lower section of the Prairie Creek Trail allows hikers to make a 2.6 round trip, perhaps the best loop hike in the park for families with children.

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Input: [Trail] Clintonia Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 1.0 [Elevation Change (feet)] 200 [Trail Description]

Output: The short Clintonia Trail connects the Miners Ridge and James Irvine Trails, crossing high ground covered mostly by spruce trees, though with some large redwoods towards the north end, around Home Creek. If starting at the visitor center, the trail can be used as the western section of an excellent 7.3 mile loop.

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Input: [Trail] Circle Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 0.3 (loop) [Elevation Change (feet)] level [Trail Description]

Output: The most popular short path in the park loops around large redwoods alongside the scenic drive, starting a mile north of the visitor center. Amongst the redwoods on display is the Big Tree, one of the tallest in the area.

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Input: [Trail] Coastal Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 4.8 [Elevation Change (feet)] level [Trail Description]

Output: Over 70 miles of the Coastal Trail pass through the redwood parks; the Prairie Creek section links the Carruthers Cove Trail with the north end of Davison Road near Fern Canyon - along the edge of the wide, windswept sands of Gold Bluffs Beach, which are home to a large herd of elk. Some parts of the trail are through open woodland, close to but out of sight of the ocean.

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Input: [Trail] CREA Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 1.4 [Elevation Change (feet)] 650 [Trail Description]

Output: The lightly traveled CREA (California Real Estate Association) Trail links the north end of the Rhododendron Trail with US 101, crossing wooded hillsides high above Brown Creek and climbing to a rounded summit at 1,400 feet.

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Input: [Trail] Elk Prairie Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 2.8 (loop) [Elevation Change (feet)] 80 [Trail Description]

Output: This loop path circles all around the edge of the forest surrounding Elk Prairie and so offers good opportunities to see the resident elk, as well as many large redwoods.

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Input: [Trail] Fern Canyon Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 0.7 (loop) [Elevation Change (feet)] 160 [Trail Description]

Output: Perhaps the most unusual trail in Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park is the short loop around beautiful Fern Canyon, a sheer-sided, flat-floored ravine whose 30 foot walls are densely covered with dark green ferns. The path starts on Gold Bluffs Beach, accessed by the unpaved Davison Road (not for vehicles over 24 feet).

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Input: [Trail] Foothill Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 2.2 [Elevation Change (feet)] 140 [Trail Description]

Output: This quite popular path through the redwood forest parallels the main road on the east side a little way up into the hills, at times running quite close to the highway and so subject to traffic noise, though in other places veering further eastwards away from the road in order to cross several steep ravines.

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Input: [Trail] Friendship Ridge Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 3 [Elevation Change (feet)] 600 [Trail Description]

Output: Elk, solitude, old growth redwoods and far reaching ocean views are the main attractions of the Friendship Ridge Trail, a moderately strenuous route that starts in the south at a junction with the James Irvine Trail near Fern Canyon, and ends in the north at an intersection with the West Ridge Trail; all three paths can be used to form a 12.5 mile loop, perhaps the second best all-day hike in the state park (after the Miners Ridge/James Irvine loop).

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Input: [Trail] Hope Creek and Ten Taypo Trails [Length (one way) (miles)] 4 (loop) [Elevation Change (feet)] 450 [Trail Description]

Output: On the east side of the scenic drive, these two trails form a 4 mile circuit through old growth redwood forest, traversing the fern-covered hillsides above two small creeks. The upper part of the route is through more traditional woodland, where the two paths are linked by a short section of old logging road, also accessible from US 101.

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Input: [Trail] James Irvine Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 5.1 [Elevation Change (feet)] 250 [Trail Description]

Output: James Irvine is amongst the premier trails in the park, encountering some of the largest trees and the densest forest. The eastern trailhead is by the visitor center along the Drury Parkway, from where the path climbs gently along the wide valley of Godwood Creek, crosses a low saddle then descends the slightly narrower ravine formed by Home Creek, passing Fern Canyon and meeting the Coastal Trail along Gold Bluffs Beach. Walking south for 1.2 miles reaches the west end of the Miners Ridge Trail, which can be used to form an 11.5 mile loop - perhaps the best all-day hike in the area.

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Input: [Trail] Little Creek Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 0.3 [Elevation Change (feet)] 100 [Trail Description]

Output: One of the easiest trails in the state park follows a little stream a short distance east into the dense forest, passing many ancient fallen redwoods as well as numerous healthy living trees.

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Input: [Trail] Miners Ridge Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 3.6 [Elevation Change (feet)] 450 [Trail Description]

Output: Forking off the James Irvine Trail near its eastern end, the Miners Ridge route climbs to a narrow ridge and drops down quite steeply towards Squashan Creek, entering a particularly cool, dark and overgrown section of the redwood forest. The path - established by gold miners in the 1880s - follows the creek downstream and exits the trees next to the campground at Gold Bluffs Beach. Together with the James Irvine Trail, the Coastal or Clintonia Trails enable a loop hike, of 11.7 or 7.3 miles respectively.

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Input: [Trail] Moorman Pond Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 0.5 [Elevation Change (feet)] 200 [Trail Description]

Output: A redwood grove dedicated to Charles H Moorman (a Sixth Circuit judge from Kentucky) and his wife Lily is the destination of the little-traveled Moorman Pond Trail, which follows a small creek, climbing gradually to the memorial trees.

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Input: [Trail] Ossagon Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 1.8 [Elevation Change (feet)] 620 [Trail Description]

Output: Starting near the north end of the scenic drive, the Ossagon Trail (a former logging track) follows a shallow, redwood-studded ravine then descends quite steeply into the valley of Ossagon Creek, winding down the hillsides and meeting the Coastal Trail by the ocean, next to a primitive campsite. The trail is one of few in the park that is also open to bicycles.

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Input: [Trail] Prairie Creek Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 4 [Elevation Change (feet)] 350 [Trail Description]

Output: This trail runs most of the way along Prairie Creek, generally on the west side a short distance above the water, though crossing the stream several times and spending a little time on the east side. It can be accessed from several places along the scenic drive, and links with three paths that climb the steep hills to the west, up to the high ridge at the center of the park. Some sections are within hearing distance of the road but most are quiet and peaceful. All the route encounters very dense, old growth forest of redwoods and maples.

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Input: [Trail] Rhododendron Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 6.3 [Elevation Change (feet)] 620 [Trail Description]

Output: Few people hike the full length of the 6 mile Rhododendron Trail, though two connecting paths (the Brown Creek and South Fork Trails) allow various loop hikes including either the northern or southern sections (this latter seems to be the most scenic). The trail is named on account of the numerous rhododendrons that produce red and pink flowers in spring and summer, making the predominantly green landscape especially colorful and photogenic. The south trailhead is reached by a short walk along the Cathedral Trees Trail while the north end is half way along the scenic drive.

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Input: [Trail] South Fork Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 1.0 [Elevation Change (feet)] 560 [Trail Description]

Output: Like the Brown Creek Trail just to the north, the South Fork Trail links the park road with the high elevation Rhododendron Trail, running mostly along a wooded ridge covered by ancient old growth redwoods, and gaining height quite steeply. The three trails can be used to form a 3.4 mile loop.

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Input: [Trail] West Ridge Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 7.0 [Elevation Change (feet)] 640 [Trail Description]

Output: The longest trail in the state park begins at Elk Prairie in the south and climbs quite steeply to the top of the thickly forested ridge separating Prairie Creek valley from the smaller ravines bordering the Pacific Ocean. It follows the ridge northwards, staying fairly level for several miles before a slight descent to junctions with the Butler Creek and Friendship Ridge routes. Other paths link with the main road, so various shorter loop hikes are possible.

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Input: [Physical process] Gravitation [Experimental tool] Radio telescopes [Theoretical model] Self-gravitating system [Explains/predicts]

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