Input: [Question] You can encourage coughing and deep breathing by? [Answer]

Output: An Incentive spirometer


Input: [Question] Primary teaching of someone with TB is? [Answer]

Output: Adhearing to the prescribed medical regimen


Input: [Question] Shortness of breath while performing small tasks is called? [Answer]

Output: exertional dyspnea


Input: [Question] The O2 flow rate for a client with emphysema [Answer]

Output: No more than 2-3 L/min


Input: [Question] The nurse would insure what on a chest tube attached to a water seal drainage sys? [Answer]

Output: The connection is taped between the chest tube and drainage system, the dressing is maintained at the insertion site.


Input: [Question] The purpose of a water seal drainage system is to? [Answer]

Output: Prevent air from re-entering the chest


Input: [Question] The nurse should imediatly do what if a chest drainage bottle becomes disconected from the tubing? [Answer]

Output: Reconnect and document the occurance


Input: [Question] What pathological condition do you hear stridor during respiration? [Answer]

Output: An airway obstruction


Input: [Question] Most characteristic finding in pulmanary edema? [Answer]

Output: pink frothy sputum


Input: [Question] Early signs of hypoxemia? [Answer]

Output: Restlessness Yawning Tachycardia


Input: [Question] What is the outcome expected for a client experiancing an acute asthma attack? [Answer]

Output: The client will maintain an open airway with adequate gas exchange


Input: [Question] When turning a client with a chest tube connected to a pleur-evac should? [Answer]

Output: Keep pleura-vac below the level of the wound.


Input: [Question] Collection of pus in the pleural cavity? [Answer]

Output: Empyema


Input: [Question] Red blood cells [Answer]

Output: Erythrocytes


Input: [Question] When macrophages ingest bacteria and foreign substances. [Answer]

Output: Phagocytosis


Input: [Question] After a bone marrow aspiration on a patient with leukemia as nurses what should we do as nurses? [Answer]

Output: Apply preassure at the site to stop the bleeding.


Input: [Question] A test to distinguish pernicious animia and folic acid deficiency? [Answer]

Output: Schilling Test


Input: [Question] Condition that makes a patient bleed easy? [Answer]

Output: Thrombocytopenia


Input: [Question] In order for a child to be born with sickle cell what needs to happen? [Answer]

Output: The mother and father must both carry the defective gene.


Input: [Question] When injecting iron by z track what angle does she insert the needle? [Answer]

Output: 90 degrees


Input: [Question] When a patient has activity intolerance due to animia, what should the nurse do? [Answer]

Output: Space interventions and encourage rest periods.


Input: [Question] What causes joints to ache in someone with polycythemia vera? [Answer]

Output: Uric acid


Input: [Question] Acute lymphocytic leukemia affects what age group? [Answer]

Output: Younger than 5


Input: [Question] Common cause of agranulocytosis. [Answer]

Output: Toxicity from drugs.


Input: [Question] Safe foods for a client with aplastic anemia. [Answer]

Output: Cooked oatmeal with milk


Input: [Question] What should someone with hemophillia avoid? [Answer]

Output: Contact sports


Input: [Question] Cause of lymphangitis? [Answer]

Output: Streptococcus


Input: [Question] Cause of mononucleosis? [Answer]

Output: Epstein-barr virus


Input: [Question] If a patient has a lymph node biopsy and it states they have Hodgking lymphoma the report will also have? [Answer]

Output: Reed-sternberg cells


Input: [Question] A client is admitted with aplatic anemia. What is the best room to put them in? [Answer]

Output: A private isolation room with a negative airflow.


Input: [Question] A symptom of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. [Answer]

Output: Diffuse lymph node enlargement


Input: [Question] What is the primary role of platelets? [Answer]

Output: Play a roll in homeostasis


Input: [Question] Even though someone has a elevated white blood cells we would still observe for infection because? [Answer]

Output: Many of the wbc's will be immature


Input: [Question] The best plase to observe pallor in a dark skinned person is? [Answer]

Output: Mucous membranes


Input: [Question] What should be done if a client refuses a blood transfusion due to religion? [Answer]

Output: Notify the physician of the clients refusal


Input: [Question] Depression of bone marrow is a side effect of chemotherapy. We would look for signs of infection and anemia. We would also look for? [Answer]

Output: Bleeding


Input: [Question] What intervention would be done for a client in a sickle cell crisis? [Answer]

Output: Pain assessment every 4 hours


Input: [Question] Proper route and site for parenteral iron? [Answer]

Output: Intramuscular, z-track, gluteus


Input: [Question] S&S of chronic lymphocytic leukemia [Answer]

Output: Anemia, weakness, fatigue, epistaxis, splenomegaly, lymph node enlargement


Input: [Question] Annual Percentage Rate (APR) [Answer]

Output: The true rate of interest on a loan.


Input: [Question] Bait-and Switch Confidence Game [Answer]

Output: An illegal promotional practice in which a seller attracts consumers by promoting a product (bait) that he or she does not intend to sell and then directs the consumers' attention to a higher-priced product (switch).


Input: [Question] Balloon Payment [Answer]

Output: A large final payment on a mortage that has relatively low fixed payments during the life of the mortgage.


Input: [Question] Buyer's Guide [Answer]

Output: A window sticker that is required by the Federal Trade Commission Act to be placed in the window of each used car offered for sale by a used car dealer. It discloses the warranties that are made with the sale of the car and consumer protection info.


Input: [Question] Can Spam Act [Answer]

Output: A federal law designed to reduce the use of unsolicited email, commonly known as spam, on the internet.


Input: [Question] Class-Action Lawsuit [Answer]

Output: A lawsuit that is brought by one or more plaintiffs on behalf of a class of persons.


Input: [Question] Commerce [Answer]

Output: Trade among the several states or between any foreign country and any state or territory.


Input: [Question] Consent Order [Answer]

Output: Under the Federal Trade Commission Act, an order under which a company agrees to stop a disputed practice without necessarily admitting that the practice violated the law.


Input: [Question] Consumer [Answer]

Output: Somone who buys or leases real estate, goods, or services for personal, family, or household purposes.


Input: [Question] Cooling-Off Rule [Answer]

Output: A Federal Trade Commission rule under which sales of consumer goods or services over $25 made away from the seller's regular place of business may be canceled within three business days after the sale occurs.


Input: [Question] Dunning Letter [Answer]

Output: A letter representing payment for goods.


Input: [Question] Finance Charge [Answer]

Output: The actual cost of the loan in dollars and cents.


Input: [Question] Interstate Commerce [Answer]

Output: Business activities that touch more than one state.


Input: [Question] Intrastate Commerce [Answer]

Output: Business activites that have no out-of-state connections.


Input: [Question] Slamming [Answer]

Output: The illegal practice of changing a consumer's telephone service without permission.


Input: [Question] Spam [Answer]

Output: Unsolicited e-mail.


Input: [Question] Used Car Rule [Answer]

Output: A rule established by the Federal Trade Commission requiring used car delears to place a sticker, called a Buyer's Guide, in the window of each used car they offer for sale. The sticker provides consumer protection information.


Input: [Question] Cancellation Form [Answer]

Output: Under the Federal Trade Commission's Cooling-Off Rule, a document that can be filled out to terminate an order for consumer goods or services made at the buyer's home for consumer goods or services valued at $25 or more.


Input: [Question] Continuity Plan [Answer]

Output: In sales law, an arrangement by which the seller of goods ships the goods to the subscriber on a regular basis without first sending an anouncement of the upcoming delevery.


Input: [Question] Mail and Telephone Order Rule [Answer]

Output: The Federal Trade Commission rule that states that sellers must ship orders within the time promised in their advertisements.


Input: [Question] Product Liability [Answer]

Output: A law that imposes liability on the manufacture and the seller of a product produced and sold in a defective condition.


Input: [Question] Public Interest [Answer]

Output: The idea that certain activities affect the entire social structure and must, therefore, be regulated by the government.


Input: [Question] Public Policy [Answer]

Output: The general legal principle that says no one should be allowed to do anything that tends to injure the public at large.


Input: [Question] Strict Liability [Answer]

Output: The doctrine under which people may be liable for injuries to others whether or not they have been negligent or committed an international tort. (Also called Absolute Liability.)


Input: [Question] Solvency statement on on capital reduction, must be made when? [Answer]

Output: 15 days in advance of date special resolution is to be passed.


Input: [Question] How can a public company buy back its own shares? [Answer]

Output: Distributable profits Proceeds of a fresh issue of shares NOT OUT OF CAPITAL (PRIVATE CO ONLY)


Input: [Question] Time limits for notification of off market purchase of own shares: Contract available for? Filing deadline? [Answer]

Output: 15 days before meeting and at meeting 28 days to send to registrar


Input: [Question] Transfer to capital redemption reserve where shares bought out of capital? [Answer]

Output: NO!


Input: [Question] How many shares may a public co hold as treasury shares after a share buyback? [Answer]

Output: 10%


Input: [Question] Pte co buyback of own shares out of capital: Time limit for special resolution after solvency statement [Answer]

Output: 1 week


Input: [Question] Pte co buyback of own shares - what happens after resolution? [Answer]

Output: Publish notice in the Gazette and a national newspaper within 1 week


Input: [Question] Pte co buyback of own shares out of capital - when must shares be paid for [Answer]

Output: not less than 5 and not more than 7 weeks after resolution passed


Input: [Question] True or false: Only fully paid shares can be redeemed? [Answer]

Output: True


Input: [Question] True or false: Public companies can purchase own shares out of capital [Answer]

Output: False


Input: [Question] In an internal group reorganisation - when should all transactions be at market value? [Answer]

Output: If there are minority shareholders to avoid issues with distributions in specie


Input: [Question] When should care be taken in an internal reorganisation? [Answer]

Output: approaching insolvency and transactions involving pension funds


Input: [Question] How does liquidation begin? [Answer]

Output: court order or resolution of members


Input: [Question] Restriction on members voluntary liquidation? [Answer]

Output: solvent companies only


Input: [Question] Limit on amount of unpaid wages to employee on liquidation [Answer]

Output: 4 months before liquidation - capped at £800


Input: [Question] What criminal offence can be committed by directors of an insolvent company? [Answer]

Output: Fraudulent trading


Input: [Question] Bona vacantia limit on share capital and undistributable reserves? [Answer]

Output: £4k


Input: [Question] what is a feature of home tenancies created pre 1 Jan 96? [Answer]

Output: original tenant responsible for successors on the same lease


Input: [Question] after what date are all tenancies assumed to be assured shorthold tenancies? [Answer]

Output: 28 Feb 1997


Input: [Question] notice required on an agricultural lease? [Answer]

Output: 1-2 years


Input: [Question] What must sellers disclose when selling property? [Answer]

Output: defects in title and unregistered interests of 3rd parties not to be found by searches


Input: [Question] What does title comprise? [Answer]

Output: Title plan Proprietership register Property register Charges register


Input: [Question] After how long can squatters apply to be owners of land? [Answer]

Output: 10 years


Input: [Question] What is Real Property? [Answer]

Output: Freehold land and buildings including fixtures


Input: [Question] Chattels real? [Answer]

Output: leasehold land


Input: [Question] Choses in action? [Answer]

Output: intangible including cheques etc


Input: [Question] choses in posession? [Answer]

Output: Physical assets including leasehold land i.e. chattels real


Input: [Question] What would lex sitis effect? [Answer]

Output: how property is transferred how security may validly be given


Input: [Question] In contract law what would be the effect of domicile? [Answer]

Output: questions of personal status succession


Input: [Question] What is an overriding interest in land? [Answer]

Output: interests of people in actual occupation, cannot be overreached


Input: [Question] Who triggers a call option? [Answer]

Output: the buyer


Input: [Question] Who triggers a put option? [Answer]

Output: the seller


Input: [Question] Name some legal interests in land [Answer]

Output: rights of way rights of drainage mortgages landlords rights of forfeiture


Input: [Question] What type of land cannot be commonhold? [Answer]

Output: agricultural land


Input: [Question] Name some equitable interests in land [Answer]

Output: restrictive covenants beneficial interests estate contracts e.g options


Input: [Question] What does overreaching mean? [Answer]

Output: a means by which the purchasers can be sure that the land they buy is free of beneficial interests - e.g. pay money to two trustees or a trust corp and interest transfers to proceeds


Input: [Question] How long do you have to be employed before bringing a claim for unfair dismissal? [Answer]

Output: 2 years


Input: [Question] What is remedy for wrongful dismissal? [Answer]

Output: PILON


Input: [Question] what are statutory notice periods? [Answer]

Output: 1 week for each complete year - max 12 weeks although common law may increase to fair


Input: [Question] Define wrongful dismissal [Answer]

Output: termination with breach including constructive dismissal


Input: [Question] How long is a patent valid for? [Answer]

Output: 20 years


Input: [Question] How long is a registered trademark valid for? [Answer]

Output: 10 years, renewable


Input: [Question] Copyright on film etc [Answer]

Output: death plus 70 years


Input: [Question] Copyright on recording or broadcast [Answer]

Output: 50 years


Input: [Question] Copyright on typographical arrangement [Answer]

Output: 25 years


Input: [Question] What are design protections? [Answer]

Output: artistic copyright - death + 70yrs Design registration (aesthic) 25 years Design rights (functional designs) 15 years


Input: [Question] Define industrial designs [Answer]

Output: intended to be used in producing up to 50 items commercially


Input: [Question] Essential ingredients for "passing off" tort [Answer]

Output: goodwill misrepresentation damage (actual or likely)


Input: [Question] Resolution for removal of director or auditor [Answer]

Output: ordinary (>50%) with special (28 days) notice, cannot be written resolution


Input: [Question] Resolution to alter articles [Answer]

Output: special - 75%


Input: [Question] Notice needed for AGM [Answer]

Output: 21 days or per articles if more


Input: [Question] Who can demand a poll? [Answer]

Output: not less than 5 members members representing not less than 10% of voting rights Members holding shares that make up not less than 10% of paid up share cap


Input: [Question] What % do you need to requisition a GM? [Answer]

Output: 10% or 5% if private co not had a meetng for 12 months


Input: [Question] What is a constructive trust? [Answer]

Output: where it is wrong for holder to keep proceeds - e.g. failed transaction


Input: [Question] What is a resulting trust? [Answer]

Output: basically revert to settlor on failiure of intended trust


Input: [Question] How old do you need to be to be a) a Trustee b) a company director [Answer]

Output: a) 18 b) 16 (no max)


Input: [Question] When are trustees liable for actions of other trustees? [Answer]

Output: if fail to prevent breach of trust by other trustee that they knew about (passive breach) for breach of duty


Input: [Question] Can trustees be paid if no provision in deed? [Answer]

Output: Yes for professional trustees if other trustees agree in writing


Input: [Question] Define a trust corporation [Answer]

Output: Registered under CA06 Issued Sh Cap £250k Paid up share cap £100k UK place of business Power under articles or created by Royal Charter


Input: [Question] Order of precedence for trustee appointments [Answer]

Output: power under t inst surviving trustees executors but not administrators of the last surviving trustee the court NOT SETTLOR OR BENEFICIARIES


Input: [Answer] unselfishly concerned for the welfare of others, generous [Question]

Output: altruistic


Input: [Answer] having contrary fellings or attitudes, uncertain as to the course of action [Question]

Output: ambivalent


Input: [Answer] lean, sharp, gaunt [Question]

Output: angular


Input: [Answer] overbearingly assuming; insolently proud [Question]

Output: arrogant


Input: [Answer] strong disinclination, disliking [Question]

Output: aversion


Input: [Answer] to differentiate between two or more things [Question]

Output: discern


Input: [Answer] intense dislike; to treat someone with scorn or contempt [Question]

Output: disdain


Input: [Answer] to degrade, to speak of someone or something in a derogatory manner [Question]

Output: disparage


Input: [Answer] inequality [Question]

Output: disparity


Input: [Answer] to decorate, to make beautiful with ornamentation [Question]

Output: embellish


Input: [Answer] to cause, produce or create [Question]

Output: engender


Input: [Answer] harmless [Question]

Output: innocuous


Input: [Answer] boring and stupid [Question]

Output: insipid


Input: [Answer] to mourn or to express sorrow in a demonstrative manner [Question]

Output: lament


Input: [Answer] to praise [Question]

Output: laud


Input: [Answer] difficult to see, vague [Question]

Output: obscure


Input: [Answer] showy, pretentious [Question]

Output: ostentatious


Input: [Answer] wasteful, a person givent to extravagance [Question]

Output: prodigal


Input: [Answer] to reject, disown, disavow [Question]

Output: repudiate


Input: [Answer] restraint is speech, reluctance to speak [Question]

Output: reticence


Input: [Answer] to honor, to regard with respect [Question]

Output: revere


Input: [Answer] calm, placid [Question]

Output: serene


Input: [Answer] delicate, elusive, not obvious [Question]

Output: subtle


Input: [Answer] beyoned what is needed or required [Question]

Output: superfluous


Input: [Answer] quiet, not verbose [Question]

Output: tactiturn


Input: [Term] energy [Definition]

Output: The ability to do work or cause change


Input: [Term] mechanical energy [Definition]

Output: Kinetic or potential energy associated with the motion or position of an object


Input: [Term] gravitational potential energy [Definition]

Output: Potential energy that depends on the height of an object


Input: [Term] elastic potential energy [Definition]

Output: The energy of stretched or compressed objects


Input: [Term] kinetic energy [Definition]

Output: Energy that an object has due to its motion


Input: [Term] thermal energy [Definition]

Output: The kinetic and potential energy of the particles of an object


Input: [Term] chemical energy [Definition]

Output: A form of potential energy that is stored in chemical bonds between atoms


Input: [Term] electrical energy [Definition]

Output: The energy of moving electrical charges


Input: [Term] potential energy [Definition]

Output: Stored energy that results from the position or shape of an object


Input: [Term] law of conservation of energy [Definition]

Output: The rule that energy cannot be created or destroyed


Input: [Term] nuclear energy [Definition]

Output: The potential energy stored in the nucleus of an atom


Input: [Term] energy transformation (or energy conversion) [Definition]

Output: The process of changing one form of energy to another


Input: [Answer] accounting equation [Question]

Output: a record summarizing all the information pertaining to a single item in the


Input: [Answer] Account balance [Question]

Output: the amount in an account


Input: [Answer] Account title: [Question]

Output: the name given to an account


Input: [Answer] Accounting: [Question]

Output: planning, recording, analyzing, and interpreting financial information


Input: [Answer] Accounting equation: [Question]

Output: an equation showing the relationship among assets, liabilities, and owner’s equity


Input: [Answer] Accounting records: [Question]

Output: organized summaries of a business’s financial activities


Input: [Answer] Accounting system [Question]

Output: a planned process for providing financial information that will be useful to management


Input: [Answer] Asset: [Question]

Output: anything of value that is owned


Input: [Answer] Business ethics: [Question]

Output: the use of ethics in making business decisions


Input: [Answer] capital: [Question]

Output: the account used to summarize the owner’s equity in a business


Input: [Answer] ethics: [Question]

Output: the principles of right and wrong that guide an individual in making decisions


Input: [Answer] expense [Question]

Output: a decrease in owner’s equity resulting from the operation of a business


Input: [Answer] liability: [Question]

Output: an amount owed by a business


Input: [Answer] revenue: [Question]

Output: an increase in owner’s equity resulting from the operation of a business


Input: [Answer] withdrawals: [Question]

Output: assets taken out of a business for the owner’s personal use


Input: [Answer] The true rate of interest on a loan. [Question]

Output: Annual Percentage Rate (APR)


Input: [Answer] An illegal promotional practice in which a seller attracts consumers by promoting a product (bait) that he or she does not intend to sell and then directs the consumers' attention to a higher-priced product (switch). [Question]

Output: Bait-and Switch Confidence Game


Input: [Answer] A large final payment on a mortage that has relatively low fixed payments during the life of the mortgage. [Question]

Output: Balloon Payment


Input: [Answer] A window sticker that is required by the Federal Trade Commission Act to be placed in the window of each used car offered for sale by a used car dealer. It discloses the warranties that are made with the sale of the car and consumer protection info. [Question]

Output: Buyer's Guide


Input: [Answer] A federal law designed to reduce the use of unsolicited email, commonly known as spam, on the internet. [Question]

Output: Can Spam Act


Input: [Answer] A lawsuit that is brought by one or more plaintiffs on behalf of a class of persons. [Question]

Output: Class-Action Lawsuit


Input: [Answer] Trade among the several states or between any foreign country and any state or territory. [Question]

Output: Commerce


Input: [Answer] Under the Federal Trade Commission Act, an order under which a company agrees to stop a disputed practice without necessarily admitting that the practice violated the law. [Question]

Output: Consent Order


Input: [Answer] Somone who buys or leases real estate, goods, or services for personal, family, or household purposes. [Question]

Output: Consumer


Input: [Answer] A Federal Trade Commission rule under which sales of consumer goods or services over $25 made away from the seller's regular place of business may be canceled within three business days after the sale occurs. [Question]

Output: Cooling-Off Rule


Input: [Answer] A letter representing payment for goods. [Question]

Output: Dunning Letter


Input: [Answer] The actual cost of the loan in dollars and cents. [Question]

Output: Finance Charge


Input: [Answer] Business activities that touch more than one state. [Question]

Output: Interstate Commerce


Input: [Answer] Business activites that have no out-of-state connections. [Question]

Output: Intrastate Commerce


Input: [Answer] The illegal practice of changing a consumer's telephone service without permission. [Question]

Output: Slamming


Input: [Answer] Unsolicited e-mail. [Question]

Output: Spam


Input: [Answer] A rule established by the Federal Trade Commission requiring used car delears to place a sticker, called a Buyer's Guide, in the window of each used car they offer for sale. The sticker provides consumer protection information. [Question]

Output: Used Car Rule


Input: [Answer] Under the Federal Trade Commission's Cooling-Off Rule, a document that can be filled out to terminate an order for consumer goods or services made at the buyer's home for consumer goods or services valued at $25 or more. [Question]

Output: Cancellation Form


Input: [Answer] In sales law, an arrangement by which the seller of goods ships the goods to the subscriber on a regular basis without first sending an anouncement of the upcoming delevery. [Question]

Output: Continuity Plan


Input: [Answer] The Federal Trade Commission rule that states that sellers must ship orders within the time promised in their advertisements. [Question]

Output: Mail and Telephone Order Rule


Input: [Answer] A law that imposes liability on the manufacture and the seller of a product produced and sold in a defective condition. [Question]

Output: Product Liability


Input: [Answer] The idea that certain activities affect the entire social structure and must, therefore, be regulated by the government. [Question]

Output: Public Interest


Input: [Answer] The general legal principle that says no one should be allowed to do anything that tends to injure the public at large. [Question]

Output: Public Policy


Input: [Answer] The doctrine under which people may be liable for injuries to others whether or not they have been negligent or committed an international tort. (Also called Absolute Liability.) [Question]

Output: Strict Liability


Input: [Answer] block and tackle [Question]

Output: An arrangement of fixed and movable pulleys connected by ropes; has a high mechanical advantage. Also called a pulley gang.


Input: [Answer] distance principle [Question]

Output: The distance an effort must be exerted on a simple machine increases inversely in proportion to the effort reduction according to its MA; a consequence of the law of the conservation of energy, which states that work input must equal work output.


Input: [Answer] effort arm [Question]

Output: The arm between the fulcrum and effort.


Input: [Answer] effort force [Question]

Output: The force exerted on a simple machine to do work on a load.


Input: [Answer] first-class lever [Question]

Output: A lever in which the fulcrum is located between the effort and the resistance.


Input: [Answer] fulcrum [Question]

Output: The point about which a lever pivots or rotates.


Input: [Answer] gear [Question]

Output: A wheel with teeth on its perimeter that mesh with similar teeth of other gears to do work while producing rotational motion.


Input: [Answer] incline plane [Question]

Output: In its most basic form, a two-dimensional surface whose opposite ends are at two different heights. It forms the basis for wedges, stairways, ramps, and screws.


Input: [Answer] law of moments [Question]

Output: Law stating that in a lever system in rotational equilibrium, the effort moment equals the resistance moment. w1d1 = w2d2.


Input: [Answer] lever [Question]

Output: A simple machine that can be modeled as a rigid bar that pivots about a fulcrum to exert an effort moment against a resistance moment.


Input: [Answer] load [Question]

Output: The system on which work is done by a machine; the resistance force acting on a simple machine. Also called resistance.


Input: [Answer] mechanical advantage [Question]

Output: A measure of the reduction in effort to do a certain amount of work when using a simple machine.


Input: [Answer] pitch [Question]

Output: The distance between two adjacent threads on a screw. A smaller number indicates greater holding power.


Input: [Answer] power [Question]

Output: The rate of doing work, measured in watts in SI.


Input: [Answer] pulley [Question]

Output: A modified lever consisting of a rope that moves around a grooved wheel; can be movable or fixed.


Input: [Answer] resistance arm [Question]

Output: The arm between the fulcrum and the resistance.


Input: [Answer] resistance force [Question]

Output: The force exerted on a simple machine by a load.


Input: [Answer] rotational equilibrium [Question]

Output: The condition in which the sum of all the torques on a system is zero—the system will rotate either at a constant speed or not begin to rotate at all; the equivalent to Newton’s first law for linear motion.


Input: [Answer] screw [Question]

Output: An inclined plane wound around a cylinder or cone used to hold 2 objects together.


Input: [Answer] second-class lever [Question]

Output: A lever in which the resistance is located between the fulcrum and the effort.


Input: [Answer] simple machines [Question]

Output: A basic mechanical device that either reduces effort or increases the magnitude of motion for a given input motion when doing a certain amount of work.


Input: [Answer] third-class lever [Question]

Output: A lever in which the effort is applied between the fulcrum and the resistance.


Input: [Answer] thread count [Question]

Output: The number of threads per inch counted along the shaft of a screw. Greater TPI implies greater holding power.


Input: [Answer] watt [Question]

Output: The SI unit of power; it equals 1 J/s.


Input: [Answer] wedge [Question]

Output: A three-dimensional object that uses inclined planes to exert a force to spread a material apart as it is forced into the material.


Input: [Answer] wheel and axle [Question]

Output: A modified lever in which the axle is the axis on which a wheel rotates.


Input: [Answer] mechanical work [Question]

Output: The equivalent of the amount of energy transferred to an object when a force acts on the object to move it in a direction parallel to the force vector; a scalar quantity measured in joules (J) in the SI.


Input: [Answer] moment arm [Question]

Output: The distance between an applied force and the pivot point of a lever when computing a moment or torque. Also called lever arm.


Input: [Answer] moment [Question]

Output: Quantity produced by a force exerted perpendicularly to a lever at the end of a moment arm. Also called torque.


Input: [Question] people who work [Answer]

Output: labor resource


Input: [Question] inadequate supply of resources (not enough) [Answer]

Output: scarcity


Input: [Question] onewho uses goods and services [Answer]

Output: consumer


Input: [Question] a job done for someone else [Answer]

Output: services


Input: [Question] amount paid to an individual for servies provided [Answer]

Output: wages


Input: [Question] the careful management of producing ,distributing ,and consuming wealth and resources [Answer]

Output: economy


Input: [Question] goods used to make other goods or provide a service [Answer]

Output: capital resources


Input: [Question] these are found in the inviroment [Answer]

Output: natural resources


Input: [Question] anywhere goods are sold or trades [Answer]

Output: market


Input: [Question] A __________ is an alphanumeric sequence of characters that you enter with a username to access a server, workstation, or shared resource. [Answer]

Output: password


Input: [Question] What can be defined as a password that follows guidelines that make it difficult for a potential hacker to determine the user's password? [Answer]

Output: strong password


Input: [Question] Password-__________ is an attempt to discover a user's password [Answer]

Output: cracking


Input: [Question] Which of the following is not a characteristic of a strong password? [Answer]

Output: is not your birth date


Input: [Question] Which of the following is a benefit of implementing a public key infrastructure (PKI)? [Answer]

Output: Users no longer need to remember passwords, all info is stored on a smart card, smart cards can be used from remote locations (all of the above)


Input: [Question] What tool allows you to utilize a simple interface to delegate permissions for domains, OUs, or containers? [Answer]

Output: Delegation of control wizard


Input: [Question] What typically consists of at least four characters or digits that are entered while presenting a physical access token, such as an ATM card or smart card? [Answer]

Output: PIN


Input: [Question] What component issues and manages certificates for individuals, computers, and organizations? [Answer]

Output: Certification Authority


Input: [Question] What is a credit card–sized or token-style device, such as a USB device, that is used with a PIN to enable logon to the enterprise? [Answer]

Output: smart card


Input: [Question] What method of authentication requires a smart card and a PIN to provide more secure access to company resources? [Answer]

Output: two-factor authentication


Input: [Question] uncertainty; the simultaneous existence of two opposed and conflicting attitudes [Answer]

Output: ambivalent


Input: [Question] reasoning from what's proven [Answer]

Output: analytic


Input: [Question] lacking interest or concern [Answer]

Output: apathetic


Input: [Question] to be confused, frustrated, or stymied [Answer]

Output: baffled


Input: [Question] showing or implying a usually patronizing descent from dignity [Answer]

Output: condescending


Input: [Question] distrusting of people's virtue, morals, or integrity [Answer]

Output: cynical


Input: [Question] boldly resistant or challenging; intentionally disrespectful [Answer]

Output: defiant


Input: [Question] disrespectful; contempt [Answer]

Output: contemptuous


Input: [Question] absence of emotional involvement [Answer]

Output: detached


Input: [Question] intended to instruct [Answer]

Output: didactic


Input: [Question] to with contempt; to despise [Answer]

Output: disdainful


Input: [Question] sudden or complete loss of courage; lacking in enthusiasm [Answer]

Output: dismayed


Input: [Question] indifference; disregard; lack of interest [Answer]

Output: dismissive


Input: [Question] deeply sincere [Answer]

Output: earnest


Input: [Question] intensely joyful [Answer]

Output: ecstatic


Input: [Question] open to interpretation; ambiguous [Answer]

Output: equivocal


Input: [Question] feeling angry and impatient [Answer]

Output: exasperated


Input: [Question] indicating or showing disbelief; skeptical [Answer]

Output: incredulous


Input: [Question] feeling anger caused by injustice or meanness; fairly angry [Answer]

Output: indignant


Input: [Question] lenient; allowing of unrestrained gratification [Answer]

Output: indulgent


Input: [Question] to be curious or interested in [Answer]

Output: intrigued


Input: [Question] sometimes sarcastic; contrary to what was expected or intended [Answer]

Output: ironic


Input: [Question] to treat with ridicule or contempt; belittling [Answer]

Output: mocking


Input: [Question] seemingly cool or unconcerned; indifferent [Answer]

Output: nonchalant


Input: [Question] neutral; unbiased; unemotional; not influenced by prejudices [Answer]

Output: objective


Input: [Question] expecting the best possible outcome [Answer]

Output: optimistic


Input: [Question] expecting the worst possible outcome [Answer]

Output: pessimistic


Input: [Question] to be confused, perplexed, or uncertain [Answer]

Output: puzzled


Input: [Question] capable; limited or restricted to one thing [Answer]

Output: qualified


Input: [Question] excepting of the inevitable without resistance [Answer]

Output: resigned


Input: [Question] expressing respect, awe, and even love [Answer]

Output: reverential


Input: [Question] violent disgust or hatred [Answer]

Output: revulsion


Input: [Question] intentionally hateful or mocking [Answer]

Output: sarcastic


Input: [Question] tending to indulge in emotions excessively [Answer]

Output: sentimental


Input: [Question] questioning; showing doubt [Answer]

Output: skeptical


Input: [Question] very serious; grave; somber [Answer]

Output: solemn


Input: [Question] poised and not embarrassed [Answer]

Output: unabashed


Input: [Question] driven by whim; spontaneous; fanciful [Answer]

Output: whimsical


Input: [Question] full of wishful yearning; characterized by melancholy [Answer]

Output: wistful


Input: [Name of Person] Galilieo Galilei [Discoveries]

Output: discovered the law of the pendulum, discovered that all objects drop at the same speed, and improved the telescope and used it to figure out many things, like the four moons of Jupiter, and that the moon is not perfectly smooth.


Input: [Name of Person] Voltaire [Discoveries]

Output: wrote over seventy different essays on the new ideas of the scientific revolution


Input: [Name of Person] Nicolaus Copernicus [Discoveries]

Output: a scientist in the early 1500’s that followed the heliocentric theory and corrected the calendar.


Input: [Name of Person] Tycho Brahe [Discoveries]

Output: Danish astronomer who used the naked eye to notice patterns in movements of planets.


Input: [Name of Person] Johannes Kepler [Discoveries]

Output: continued the work of Tycho Brahe and was able to prove all these ideas mathematically. Figured out that the planets move in an elliptical orbit.


Input: [Name of Person] Francis Bacon [Discoveries]

Output: English politician and writer who argued against Aristotle’s ideas because he believed in empiricism.


Input: [Name of Person] Rene Descartes [Discoveries]

Output: developed analytical geometry. He found a mathematical way of figuring out the predicted motion of objects.


Input: [Name of Person] Sir Isaac Newton [Discoveries]

Output: English scientist who figured out that the motion of the pendulum applied to the motion of the planets. He also created the law of gravitation.


Input: [Name of Person] Edward Jenner [Discoveries]

Output: discovered a vaccination against smallpox which was done by taking smallpox germs and putting them in the open wound on the skin.


Input: [Question] safety goggles [Answer]

Output: used to protect your eyes during labs


Input: [Question] beaker [Answer]

Output: used to measure volume, not very precise


Input: [Question] lab apron [Answer]

Output: used to protect clothing during labs


Input: [Question] fire blanket [Answer]

Output: used to smother small fires


Input: [Question] thermometer [Answer]

Output: used to measure temperature


Input: [Question] experiment [Answer]

Output: an investigation to uncover a scientific principle or learn more about a concept


Input: [Question] investigation [Answer]

Output: descriptive, comparative or experimental ways to learn about the world around us


Input: [Question] hypothesis [Answer]

Output: a prediction about the outcome of an investigation


Input: [Question] triple beam balance [Answer]

Output: tool for measuring mass


Input: [Question] conclusion [Answer]

Output: interpretation of the data collected during an investigation


Input: [Question] graduated cylinder [Answer]

Output: tool for measuring volume precisely


Input: [Question] density [Answer]

Output: the amount of matter in a given amount of space; D = m/v


Input: [Question] mass [Answer]

Output: the amount of matter in an object; measured in grams


Input: [Question] volume [Answer]

Output: the amount of space an object occupies; measured in milliliter or cubic centimeters


Input: [Question] Executive Chef [Answer]

Output: Responsible for all kitchen operations; Setting the tone of the kitchen


Input: [Question] Chef de Cuisine [Answer]

Output: Same duties as executive chef in a smaller operation, usually free standing restaurant in large corporation like Marriott


Input: [Question] Chef [Answer]

Output: In charge of kitchen in general term


Input: [Question] Working Chef [Answer]

Output: In charge of a kitchen & also works a station


Input: [Question] Sous Chef [Answer]

Output: Second Chef; Replaces executive chef in his/her absence; Fills in at station as needed; Expeditor of all food products


Input: [Question] Chef De Partie [Answer]

Output: Station chef; Prepares menu items


Input: [Question] Saucier [Answer]

Output: Saute station; Prepares sauteed items & makes most sauces; Prepares all mother sauces for each station


Input: [Question] Poissionier [Answer]

Output: Fish station; Prepare all fish and seafood items & acompanying sauces


Input: [Question] Entremeitier [Answer]

Output: Heads vegetable & soup station; Prepares vegetable; Oversees stock & soup production


Input: [Question] Potager [Answer]

Output: Stock & soup station; Prepares all stocks & soups for stations


Input: [Question] Legumier [Answer]

Output: Vegetable station; Prepares single vegetable dishes; Specializes in dried bean & peas; May also prepare egg dishes


Input: [Question] Rotisseur [Answer]

Output: Prepares roasted items & their sauces & jus; Oversees both grillardin & friturier


Input: [Question] Grillardin [Answer]

Output: Grill station; Prepares all grill items


Input: [Question] Friturier [Answer]

Output: Fry station; Prepares all fried food items


Input: [Question] Garde Manger [Answer]

Output: Guardian of the food and cold food station; Responsible for all cold food preparation; Oversees the hors d' oveurier & butcher shop


Input: [Question] Hors D' Oveurier [Answer]

Output: Cold food; Prepares cold food & garnishes


Input: [Question] Boucher [Answer]

Output: Butcher station; Responsible for butchering of meat, fowl, and fish; May also do breading of products; Makes sausages


Input: [Question] Tournant [Answer]

Output: Rounds cook; Has common knowledge of all stations; Work where needed; Most valuable chef de partie in kitchen


Input: [Question] Communard [Answer]

Output: Staff cook; Cooks for employees, usually a small buffet


Input: [Question] Commis [Answer]

Output: Assistant; Assists station chefs to learn station & responsibilites; Apprentice


Input: [Question] Patissier [Answer]

Output: Executive pastry chef; Responsible for production of baked items, pastries, & desserts; Oversees all specialty dessert items & staff


Input: [Question] Decorateur [Answer]

Output: Specialty cake & showpieces; Specializing in showpieces & elaborate cakes & desserts


Input: [Question] Glacier [Answer]

Output: Frozen desserts; Specializing in frozen desserts


Input: [Question] Confiseur [Answer]

Output: Specializes in candies; Specializes in petite desserts & candies; Pulled sugar


Input: [Question] Bolanger [Answer]

Output: Bread baker; Specializes in bread products


Input: [Question] Apprentis/Demi Chef Assistants [Answer]

Output: Back waiters, bus boys, & kitchen helpers


Input: [Question] Short order cook [Answer]

Output: Cooks food to order in small operation


Input: [Question] Casserolier [Answer]

Output: Pot washer


Input: [Question] Plounger [Answer]

Output: Dish washer


Input: [Answer] By pass a Restriction, Isolate an accumulator, as a Pressure control. [Question]

Output: A check Valve can be used to?


Input: [Answer] A Bladder, Piston or Diaphram. [Question]

Output: A hydropneumatic Accumulator seperates Nitrogen Gas from oil by?


Input: [Answer] Bladder, Diaphram or Piston Seal damage. [Question]

Output: Oil flowing out of the precharge(Schrader Valve) usually indicates?


Input: [Answer] Develop Flow, Mqaintain Pressure, Absorb Shock. [Question]

Output: Uses for an Accumulator in Mobile hydraulic machinery are?


Input: [Answer] Yes [Question]

Output: Can an accumulator work if the machine if shut off?


Input: [Answer] Lock out, Tago out, Deenergize and verify the entire machine is at an energy Zero state. [Question]

Output: To service an accumulator the technician should?


Input: [Answer] Lubricate the oil port of the accumulator, introduce Nitrogen Gas slowly. [Question]

Output: To reinstall an accumulator on a machine the tech should?


Input: [Answer] Inert gas non flamable, not an accelerant and not affected by changes in temperature. [Question]

Output: Why do we typically find Dry Nitrogen and the gas portion of an accumulator?


Input: [Answer] Improper mounting, Clamping issues, Excessive or inadequate precharge. [Question]

Output: typical causes of accumulatore failures are?


Input: [Answer] Testing all components associated with the motor circuit except the motor. if they all pass testing the motor is faulty. [Question]

Output: Teesting of hydraulic motors is performed by?


Input: [Answer] Pressure [Question]

Output: in a Hydraulic motor circuit Torque is?


Input: [Answer] FLow [Question]

Output: In a hydraulic motor circuit Speed is?


Input: [Answer] no! [Question]

Output: Do single rod double acting cylinders extend faster than they retract?


Input: [Answer] High force, Low Speed [Question]

Output: the major area within a cylinder can provide?


Input: [Answer] Hydraulic Cylinder Providing straight line mechanical motion. [Question]

Output: a Linear Actuator is a?


Input: [Answer] Hydraulic Motor providing rotart motion. [Question]

Output: A Rotary Actuator is a?


Input: [Answer] No. there is still potential energy from gravity working on the loader arms and bucket. [Question]

Output: If you leave the bucket of a loader in the air unsupported by saftey lockouts while servicing the machine is the machine completely deactivated?


Input: [Answer] labor resource [Question]

Output: people who work


Input: [Answer] scarcity [Question]

Output: inadequate supply of resources (not enough)


Input: [Answer] consumer [Question]

Output: onewho uses goods and services


Input: [Answer] services [Question]

Output: a job done for someone else


Input: [Answer] wages [Question]

Output: amount paid to an individual for servies provided


Input: [Answer] economy [Question]

Output: the careful management of producing ,distributing ,and consuming wealth and resources


Input: [Answer] capital resources [Question]

Output: goods used to make other goods or provide a service


Input: [Answer] natural resources [Question]

Output: these are found in the inviroment


Input: [Answer] market [Question]

Output: anywhere goods are sold or trades


Input: [Answer] ambivalent [Question]

Output: uncertainty; the simultaneous existence of two opposed and conflicting attitudes


Input: [Answer] analytic [Question]

Output: reasoning from what's proven


Input: [Answer] apathetic [Question]

Output: lacking interest or concern


Input: [Answer] baffled [Question]

Output: to be confused, frustrated, or stymied


Input: [Answer] condescending [Question]

Output: showing or implying a usually patronizing descent from dignity


Input: [Answer] cynical [Question]

Output: distrusting of people's virtue, morals, or integrity


Input: [Answer] defiant [Question]

Output: boldly resistant or challenging; intentionally disrespectful


Input: [Answer] contemptuous [Question]

Output: disrespectful; contempt


Input: [Answer] detached [Question]

Output: absence of emotional involvement


Input: [Answer] didactic [Question]

Output: intended to instruct


Input: [Answer] disdainful [Question]

Output: to with contempt; to despise


Input: [Answer] dismayed [Question]

Output: sudden or complete loss of courage; lacking in enthusiasm


Input: [Answer] dismissive [Question]

Output: indifference; disregard; lack of interest


Input: [Answer] earnest [Question]

Output: deeply sincere


Input: [Answer] ecstatic [Question]

Output: intensely joyful


Input: [Answer] equivocal [Question]

Output: open to interpretation; ambiguous


Input: [Answer] exasperated [Question]

Output: feeling angry and impatient


Input: [Answer] incredulous [Question]

Output: indicating or showing disbelief; skeptical


Input: [Answer] indignant [Question]

Output: feeling anger caused by injustice or meanness; fairly angry


Input: [Answer] indulgent [Question]

Output: lenient; allowing of unrestrained gratification


Input: [Answer] intrigued [Question]

Output: to be curious or interested in


Input: [Answer] ironic [Question]

Output: sometimes sarcastic; contrary to what was expected or intended


Input: [Answer] mocking [Question]

Output: to treat with ridicule or contempt; belittling


Input: [Answer] nonchalant [Question]

Output: seemingly cool or unconcerned; indifferent


Input: [Answer] objective [Question]

Output: neutral; unbiased; unemotional; not influenced by prejudices


Input: [Answer] optimistic [Question]

Output: expecting the best possible outcome


Input: [Answer] pessimistic [Question]

Output: expecting the worst possible outcome


Input: [Answer] puzzled [Question]

Output: to be confused, perplexed, or uncertain


Input: [Answer] qualified [Question]

Output: capable; limited or restricted to one thing


Input: [Answer] resigned [Question]

Output: excepting of the inevitable without resistance


Input: [Answer] reverential [Question]

Output: expressing respect, awe, and even love


Input: [Answer] revulsion [Question]

Output: violent disgust or hatred


Input: [Answer] sarcastic [Question]

Output: intentionally hateful or mocking


Input: [Answer] sentimental [Question]

Output: tending to indulge in emotions excessively


Input: [Answer] skeptical [Question]

Output: questioning; showing doubt


Input: [Answer] solemn [Question]

Output: very serious; grave; somber


Input: [Answer] unabashed [Question]

Output: poised and not embarrassed


Input: [Answer] whimsical [Question]

Output: driven by whim; spontaneous; fanciful


Input: [Answer] wistful [Question]

Output: full of wishful yearning; characterized by melancholy


Input: [Answer] 15 days in advance of date special resolution is to be passed. [Question]

Output: Solvency statement on on capital reduction, must be made when?


Input: [Answer] Distributable profits Proceeds of a fresh issue of shares NOT OUT OF CAPITAL (PRIVATE CO ONLY) [Question]

Output: How can a public company buy back its own shares?


Input: [Answer] 15 days before meeting and at meeting 28 days to send to registrar [Question]

Output: Time limits for notification of off market purchase of own shares: Contract available for? Filing deadline?


Input: [Answer] NO! [Question]

Output: Transfer to capital redemption reserve where shares bought out of capital?


Input: [Answer] 10% [Question]

Output: How many shares may a public co hold as treasury shares after a share buyback?


Input: [Answer] 1 week [Question]

Output: Pte co buyback of own shares out of capital: Time limit for special resolution after solvency statement


Input: [Answer] Publish notice in the Gazette and a national newspaper within 1 week [Question]

Output: Pte co buyback of own shares - what happens after resolution?


Input: [Answer] not less than 5 and not more than 7 weeks after resolution passed [Question]

Output: Pte co buyback of own shares out of capital - when must shares be paid for


Input: [Answer] True [Question]

Output: True or false: Only fully paid shares can be redeemed?


Input: [Answer] False [Question]

Output: True or false: Public companies can purchase own shares out of capital


Input: [Answer] If there are minority shareholders to avoid issues with distributions in specie [Question]

Output: In an internal group reorganisation - when should all transactions be at market value?


Input: [Answer] approaching insolvency and transactions involving pension funds [Question]

Output: When should care be taken in an internal reorganisation?


Input: [Answer] court order or resolution of members [Question]

Output: How does liquidation begin?


Input: [Answer] solvent companies only [Question]

Output: Restriction on members voluntary liquidation?


Input: [Answer] 4 months before liquidation - capped at £800 [Question]

Output: Limit on amount of unpaid wages to employee on liquidation


Input: [Answer] Fraudulent trading [Question]

Output: What criminal offence can be committed by directors of an insolvent company?


Input: [Answer] £4k [Question]

Output: Bona vacantia limit on share capital and undistributable reserves?


Input: [Answer] original tenant responsible for successors on the same lease [Question]

Output: what is a feature of home tenancies created pre 1 Jan 96?


Input: [Answer] 28 Feb 1997 [Question]

Output: after what date are all tenancies assumed to be assured shorthold tenancies?


Input: [Answer] 1-2 years [Question]

Output: notice required on an agricultural lease?


Input: [Answer] defects in title and unregistered interests of 3rd parties not to be found by searches [Question]

Output: What must sellers disclose when selling property?


Input: [Answer] Title plan Proprietership register Property register Charges register [Question]

Output: What does title comprise?


Input: [Answer] 10 years [Question]

Output: After how long can squatters apply to be owners of land?


Input: [Answer] Freehold land and buildings including fixtures [Question]

Output: What is Real Property?


Input: [Answer] leasehold land [Question]

Output: Chattels real?


Input: [Answer] intangible including cheques etc [Question]

Output: Choses in action?


Input: [Answer] Physical assets including leasehold land i.e. chattels real [Question]

Output: choses in posession?


Input: [Answer] how property is transferred how security may validly be given [Question]

Output: What would lex sitis effect?


Input: [Answer] questions of personal status succession [Question]

Output: In contract law what would be the effect of domicile?


Input: [Answer] interests of people in actual occupation, cannot be overreached [Question]

Output: What is an overriding interest in land?


Input: [Answer] the buyer [Question]

Output: Who triggers a call option?


Input: [Answer] the seller [Question]

Output: Who triggers a put option?


Input: [Answer] rights of way rights of drainage mortgages landlords rights of forfeiture [Question]

Output: Name some legal interests in land


Input: [Answer] agricultural land [Question]

Output: What type of land cannot be commonhold?


Input: [Answer] restrictive covenants beneficial interests estate contracts e.g options [Question]

Output: Name some equitable interests in land


Input: [Answer] a means by which the purchasers can be sure that the land they buy is free of beneficial interests - e.g. pay money to two trustees or a trust corp and interest transfers to proceeds [Question]

Output: What does overreaching mean?


Input: [Answer] 2 years [Question]

Output: How long do you have to be employed before bringing a claim for unfair dismissal?


Input: [Answer] PILON [Question]

Output: What is remedy for wrongful dismissal?


Input: [Answer] 1 week for each complete year - max 12 weeks although common law may increase to fair [Question]

Output: what are statutory notice periods?


Input: [Answer] termination with breach including constructive dismissal [Question]

Output: Define wrongful dismissal


Input: [Answer] 20 years [Question]

Output: How long is a patent valid for?


Input: [Answer] 10 years, renewable [Question]

Output: How long is a registered trademark valid for?


Input: [Answer] death plus 70 years [Question]

Output: Copyright on film etc


Input: [Answer] 50 years [Question]

Output: Copyright on recording or broadcast


Input: [Answer] 25 years [Question]

Output: Copyright on typographical arrangement


Input: [Answer] artistic copyright - death + 70yrs Design registration (aesthic) 25 years Design rights (functional designs) 15 years [Question]

Output: What are design protections?


Input: [Answer] intended to be used in producing up to 50 items commercially [Question]

Output: Define industrial designs


Input: [Answer] goodwill misrepresentation damage (actual or likely) [Question]

Output: Essential ingredients for "passing off" tort


Input: [Answer] ordinary (>50%) with special (28 days) notice, cannot be written resolution [Question]

Output: Resolution for removal of director or auditor


Input: [Answer] special - 75% [Question]

Output: Resolution to alter articles


Input: [Answer] 21 days or per articles if more [Question]

Output: Notice needed for AGM


Input: [Answer] not less than 5 members members representing not less than 10% of voting rights Members holding shares that make up not less than 10% of paid up share cap [Question]

Output: Who can demand a poll?


Input: [Answer] 10% or 5% if private co not had a meetng for 12 months [Question]

Output: What % do you need to requisition a GM?


Input: [Answer] where it is wrong for holder to keep proceeds - e.g. failed transaction [Question]

Output: What is a constructive trust?


Input: [Answer] basically revert to settlor on failiure of intended trust [Question]

Output: What is a resulting trust?


Input: [Answer] a) 18 b) 16 (no max) [Question]

Output: How old do you need to be to be a) a Trustee b) a company director


Input: [Answer] if fail to prevent breach of trust by other trustee that they knew about (passive breach) for breach of duty [Question]

Output: When are trustees liable for actions of other trustees?


Input: [Answer] Yes for professional trustees if other trustees agree in writing [Question]

Output: Can trustees be paid if no provision in deed?


Input: [Answer] Registered under CA06 Issued Sh Cap £250k Paid up share cap £100k UK place of business Power under articles or created by Royal Charter [Question]

Output: Define a trust corporation


Input: [Answer] power under t inst surviving trustees executors but not administrators of the last surviving trustee the court NOT SETTLOR OR BENEFICIARIES [Question]

Output: Order of precedence for trustee appointments


Input: [Question] altruistic [Answer]

Output: unselfishly concerned for the welfare of others, generous


Input: [Question] ambivalent [Answer]

Output: having contrary fellings or attitudes, uncertain as to the course of action


Input: [Question] angular [Answer]

Output: lean, sharp, gaunt


Input: [Question] arrogant [Answer]

Output: overbearingly assuming; insolently proud


Input: [Question] aversion [Answer]

Output: strong disinclination, disliking


Input: [Question] discern [Answer]

Output: to differentiate between two or more things


Input: [Question] disdain [Answer]

Output: intense dislike; to treat someone with scorn or contempt


Input: [Question] disparage [Answer]

Output: to degrade, to speak of someone or something in a derogatory manner


Input: [Question] disparity [Answer]

Output: inequality


Input: [Question] embellish [Answer]

Output: to decorate, to make beautiful with ornamentation


Input: [Question] engender [Answer]

Output: to cause, produce or create


Input: [Question] innocuous [Answer]

Output: harmless


Input: [Question] insipid [Answer]

Output: boring and stupid


Input: [Question] lament [Answer]

Output: to mourn or to express sorrow in a demonstrative manner


Input: [Question] laud [Answer]

Output: to praise


Input: [Question] obscure [Answer]

Output: difficult to see, vague


Input: [Question] ostentatious [Answer]

Output: showy, pretentious


Input: [Question] prodigal [Answer]

Output: wasteful, a person givent to extravagance


Input: [Question] repudiate [Answer]

Output: to reject, disown, disavow


Input: [Question] reticence [Answer]

Output: restraint is speech, reluctance to speak


Input: [Question] revere [Answer]

Output: to honor, to regard with respect


Input: [Question] serene [Answer]

Output: calm, placid


Input: [Question] subtle [Answer]

Output: delicate, elusive, not obvious


Input: [Question] superfluous [Answer]

Output: beyoned what is needed or required


Input: [Question] tactiturn [Answer]

Output: quiet, not verbose


Input: [Answer] excreting wastes [Question]

Output: what is not a function of muscles?


Input: [Answer] promote the brakdown ofglycogen and atp synthesis [Question]

Output: in skeletal muscle contraction calcium apparently acts to


Input: [Answer] insertion [Question]

Output: The attachment of the muscle to the moving bone is known as


Input: [Answer] increase the number of myofibrils within the muscle cells [Question]

Output: What would be a usual result of resistance exercise?


Input: [Answer] neuromuscular junctions [Question]

Output: The sites where the motor nerve impulse is transmitted from the nerve endings to the skeletal muscle cell membrane are the


Input: [Answer] all of the above(protein found in thick myofilaments, tail and two gobular heads,and contains the actinbinding sites [Question]

Output: Myosin


Input: [Answer] depolarization [Question]

Output: atransient change in membrane potential where the interior of the cellbecomes slightly less negative is known as


Input: [Answer] the arrangement of myofilaments [Question]

Output: the striations of a skeletal muscle cell are produced for the most part by


Input: [Answer] endomysium [Question]

Output: what surrounds the individual muscle cell?


Input: [Answer] acetylcholine [Question]

Output: the neurotransmitter released by motor nerve fibers for the muscle stimulation is


Input: [Answer] a rope-like attachment of a muscle to a skeletal element [Question]

Output: the term tendon refers to


Input: [Answer] a sarcomere [Question]

Output: one functional unit of a skeletal muscle is


Input: [Answer] does not change in length but increases tension [Question]

Output: In a isometric contraction, the muscle


Input: [Answer] sarcoplasm [Question]

Output: the cytoplasm of a muscle cell is called the


Input: [Answer] stores oxygen [Question]

Output: myoglobin has a special function in muscle tissue. It


Input: [Answer] secretability [Question]

Output: Muscle tissue doesnt have the property of


Input: [Answer] glycolysis [Question]

Output: An anaerobic metabolic pathway that results in the production of two net atp'sper glucose plus two pyruvic acid molecules


Input: [Answer] actin andmyosin sliding past each other and partially overlapping [Question]

Output: The sliding filament model of contraction involves


Input: [Answer] the arrival of a graded potential at the neuromuscular juntion [Question]

Output: Generation of an action potential doesnt include


Input: [Answer] myogram [Question]

Output: a graphic recording of the contractile activity of a muscle cell is a


Input: [Answer] increasing the frequency of stimulation [Question]

Output: Muscle contractions can be graded in two ways. wave summation and tetanus would bean example of a graded muscle response by


Input: [Answer] why itis important for athletes to warm up [Question]

Output: the staircase effect called treppebest explains


Input: [Answer] a first class lever [Question]

Output: Scissors demonstrate which type of lever?


Input: [Answer] the fasicles are short and attach obliquelyto acentral tendon [Question]

Output: with regard to muscle fiber arrangement in a pennate muscle


Input: [Answer] an agonist [Question]

Output: a muscle that provides all the major forcefor producing a specific movement is called


Input: [Answer] the muscle has 2 3 or 4 orgins respectively [Question]

Output: When the term tricep biceps and quadriceps formspart of a muscle's name you can assume that


Input: [Answer] circular muscles [Question]

Output: The muscles that are found the openings of the body are collectively called


Input: [Answer] Gastrocnemius [Question]

Output: What muscle inserts by the calcaneal tendon?


Input: [Answer] power lever [Question]

Output: A lever said to operate at a mechanical advantage is also called a


Input: [Answer] coccygeus [Question]

Output: What muscle does not compress the abdomen?


Input: [Answer] gracilis [Question]

Output: What muscle is not a member of the hamstrings


Input: [Answer] buccinator [Question]

Output: A nursing infant develoops a powerfulsuckingmuscle that adukts also use for whistlingcalled the


Input: [Answer] triceps brachii acts as the antagonist [Question]

Output: In flexing the arm at the elbow, the


Input: [Answer] closes purses and protrudes the lip [Question]

Output: The Orbicularis oris,


Input: [Answer] medial compartment of the thigh [Question]

Output: adductor magnus adductor longus and adductor brevis are parts of a large musclemass of the


Input: [Answer] deltoid [Question]

Output: The muscle that abducts the arm is the


Input: [Answer] rectus femoris [Question]

Output: A prime mover of hip flexion is the


Input: [Answer] the gastrocnemius and the soleus [Question]

Output: Muscles that cause plantar flexion include


Input: [Answer] zygomaticus [Question]

Output: the muscle that assists in smilling is the


Input: [Answer] fulcrum [Question]

Output: when considering the levers of your body's muscular system the joints would be considered the


Input: [Answer] change position of the tongue [Question]

Output: Extrinsic muscles of the tongue act to


Input: [Answer] sternocleidomastoid [Question]

Output: An example of a muscle named for its attachments would be the


Input: [Answer] form the pelvic diaphram [Question]

Output: The levator ani and the coccygeus muscles


Input: [Answer] masseter muscle [Question]

Output: the prime mover of jaw closure,which elevates the jaw is the


Input: [Term] Affixes [Definition]

Output: A group of bound morphemes, prefixes, such as anti- or un-, and suffixes, such as -ful or -sion. When added to a word or a root, affixes change the meaning of the word, parts of speech, and pronunciation.


Input: [Term] Alphabetic Principle [Definition]

Output: The assumption underlying alphabetic writing systems that each sound or phoneme of a language should have its own distinctive graphic representation.


Input: [Term] Anticipation Guide [Definition]

Output: These guides allow individual students to reflect on and express their opinions about what they are reading. These guides can be used to challenge or confirm their beliefs. Students can discuss their individual responses in small groups.


Input: [Term] Appositive [Definition]

Output: A word or phrase that restates or modifies an immediately preceding noun. (e.g. Thomas, Mr. Reyes's son, will graduate this June).


Input: [Term] Assessment [Definition]

Output: The act or process of gathering data in order to better understand the strengths and weaknesses of student learning, as by observation, testing, interviews, etc.


Input: [Term] Auditory Blending [Definition]

Output: The ability to fuse or blend discrete phonemes or sounds into recognizable words.


Input: [Term] Author's Chair [Definition]

Output: This activity provides students an opportunity for readers and writers to share what they are reading and writing. The student in the author's chair reads aloud a selected piece of text or a piece of their own writing. Peers then can respond.


Input: [Term] Base Word [Definition]

Output: A word to which affixes may be added to create related words, as source in resource or resourceful. Base words are also referred to as free morphemes because they can stand by themselves.


Input: [Term] Book Talk [Definition]

Output: A way of introducing new books to students. Book talks can be led by teachers, librarians, or students themselves. The person giving a book talk can use the information provided in the book jacket.


Input: [Term] Cloze [Definition]

Output: The term refers to a variety of sentence completion techniques in which words are strategically left out of a text so that readers can supply the missing words using only context clues. Cloze tests can be designed to provide informal diagnostic info.


Input: [Term] Consonant Blend [Definition]

Output: A combination of 2 or 3 consonants that appear consecutively in a word and each consonant represents its most common sound. Two or three consonants are blended, however, each retains its own sound. These can be initial or final consonants, as sw in swell.


Input: [Term] Consonant Digraph [Definition]

Output: A combination of two consonant letters representing a single speech sound, as gn for /n/ in gnat, sh for /sh/ in wish, or gh for /f/ in rough.


Input: [Term] Content-Subject Text [Definition]

Output: Books, textbooks, and/or materials related to specific subjects such as science or social studies. Often categorized as informational or expository texts.


Input: [Term] Context Clue [Definition]

Output: Information available from the immediate textual setting that helps identify an unknown word or word groups. Context clues include meanings of other words, phrases, sentences, parts of speech or syntax, and illustrations.


Input: [Term] Cueing Systems [Definition]

Output: These are 3 of the language systems on which readers rely for cues as they decode and identify meaning from the text: graphophonic (based on letter-sound relationships and visual knowledge); semantic (based on meaning); and syntactic (based on grammar).


Input: [Term] Decoding [Definition]

Output: This involves a series of strategies used selectively by readers to recognize written words. In decoding, the reader locates cues in a word that reveal enough about it to help in its pronunciation and in attaching meaning to it.


Input: [Term] Decodable Text [Definition]

Output: The purpose of this type of text is to provide repeated practice for, recognizing spelling units in printed words or letter-sound patterns, taught in phonics instruction.


Input: [Term] Diagnostic Teaching [Definition]

Output: The use of the results of student performance on current tasks to plan future learning activities; instruction in which diagnosis and instruction are fused into a single ongoing process.


Input: [Term] Dialogue Journal [Definition]

Output: These journals are written dialogue between the journal "owner" and a selected "partner;" the partner responds to what has been written by the owner. It is important that responses deal with what has been written and not just the conventions of writing.


Input: [Term] Differential Reading Instruction [Definition]

Output: The provision of varied learning situations and reading instruction, as whole class, small-group, or individual instruction, to meet the needs of students at different levels of reading competence, such as the use of different grade-level texts.


Input: [Term] Digraph [Definition]

Output: Two letters that represent one speech sound as ch for /ch/ in cheese or ea for /e/ in bread.


Input: [Term] Diphthong [Definition]

Output: The cow wears a thong. A vowel sound produced when the tongue moves or glides from one vowel sound toward another vowel sound in the same syllable, as /oi/ in boy, coil, or /ou/ in sound, cow.


Input: [Term] Double-entry Journal [Definition]

Output: A student takes notes and adds reflections while reading any text. A 2-column format is used. Typ. the left column is used to record specific statements from a text that are important in understanding the text; the right to record responses and reactions.


Input: [Term] Emergent Literacy [Definition]

Output: Development of the association of print with meaning that begins early in a child's life and continues until the child reaches the stage of conventional reading/writing; "the reading/writing concepts and behaviors of young children that precede literacy."


Input: [Term] Encoding [Definition]

Output: Transferring or sounding out letters in the written language into sounds in order to decode words.


Input: [Term] Environmental Print [Definition]

Output: Any print which is found in the physical environment, such as street signs, billboards, labels, business signs, food boxes, etc.


Input: [Term] Etymology [Definition]

Output: A branch of linguistics that studies the origin and historical development of words. Pieology, the study of pizza pies.


Input: [Term] Explicit Instruction [Definition]

Output: Thoughtful systematic instruction of concepts, strategies, and knowledge that usually builds from simple to complex in clearly formulated and defined ways and is known to both teachers and learners.


Input: [Term] Flexible Grouping [Definition]

Output: Initially, students' reading progress informs the placement in reading groups. However, students may be moved to another reading group based on their progress.


Input: [Term] Fluency [Definition]

Output: The ability to read smoothly, quickly and with expression.


Input: [Term] Frustration Reading Level [Definition]

Output: A readability or grade level of material that is too difficult to be read successfully by a student even with normal classroom instruction and support.


Input: [Term] Genre [Definition]

Output: A term used to classify literary works into categories, such as novel, mystery, historical, fiction, biography, short story, erotic fan fiction (50 Shads of Grey), poem, etc.


Input: [Term] Grapheme [Definition]

Output: A written or printed representation of a phoneme as b for /b/ and oy for /oi/.


Input: [Term] Grapheme-Phoneme Correspondence [Definition]

Output: The relationship between a grapheme and the phoneme it represents, also known as letter-sound correspondence, as in c represents /k/ in cat and /s/ in cent.


Input: [Term] Graphic Organizer [Definition]

Output: Graphic organizers are effective visual tools for thinking and learning as they hep teachers and students to represent abstract or implicit information in more concrete form; depict the relationships among facts and concepts; see full definition.


Input: [Term] High Frequency Word [Definition]

Output: A word that appears many more times than most other words in spoken or written language (see also Dolch words, Fry's words); or learning sequences.


Input: [Term] Implicit Instruction [Definition]

Output: Indirect teaching that may not directly express what is to be learned but offers students opportunities for more inductive reasoning and exploration of ideas, concepts, or learning sequences.


Input: [Term] Informal Assessment [Definition]

Output: Use of student work, observation notes taken while students are engaged in reading, writing, listening, and/or speaking. The data thus collected can be used to assess student abilities and plan instruction.


Input: [Term] Informal Reading Inventory (IRI) [Definition]

Output: The use of graded series of word lists and passages of increasing difficulty to determine students' strengths, weaknesses, and strategies in word identification and comprehension.


Input: [Term] Independent Reading Level [Definition]

Output: The grade level of reading material that a child can easily read independently with high comprehension and few word identification problems, and an accuracy rate of 95 to 100%


Input: [Term] Instructional Reading Level [Definition]

Output: The grade level of reading material that a child can read successfully, with instruction and support, with 90% to 94% accuracy.


Input: [Term] Interactive Writing [Definition]

Output: A shared experience used to assist emergent readers in learning to read and write. With the help from the teacher, students dictate sentences about a shared experience, such as a story, movie, or event.


Input: [Term] Invented Spelling [Definition]

Output: Also known as temporary spelling, or approximation, refers to an emergent writer's attempt to spell a word phonetically when the spelling is unknown. Children's temp. spelling is a direct reflection of their own developing knowledge of phonics.


Input: [Term] IRI Word Lists [Definition]

Output: Graded lists of 20 words that is used to identify with which grade level passage, the passage test of the IRI should begin with. See IRI.


Input: [Term] Irregular Sight Words [Definition]

Output: Words that contain letter-sound correspondences unique to themselves or to only a few words, such as was, they, none, and done. When learning to read students need to know such words fluently and automatically as the progress in their reading skills.


Input: [Term] KWL [Definition]

Output: A flexible and popular strategy for guiding students' thinking about a text before, during, and after reading. The letters stand for what students _K_now about a particular topic, what they _W_ant to find out, and what they have _L_earned.


Input: [Term] Language Experience Approach [Definition]

Output: This approach helps beginning learners bring their own knowledge and experience to bear in constructing ideas and sentences. Students' utterances are written by the teacher and this material is used to teach reading. See full definition.


Input: [Term] Learning Center/Stations [Definition]

Output: A location within the classroom in which students are presented with instructional materials, specific directions, clearly defined objectives and/or provisions for self-evaluation on tasks/activities of reading, listening, and/or writing.


Input: [Term] Listening Comprehension Level [Definition]

Output: The highest level of material that can be comprehended well when it is read aloud to the student.


Input: [Term] Mapping [Definition]

Output: Organizing and thinking tool that assists students in understanding concepts, ideas, or relationships and provides a structure for elaborating information, defining vocabulary, comparing or contrasting, or determining hierarchies.


Input: [Term] Miscue Analysis [Definition]

Output: A strategy for analyzing the errors students make when they read aloud. After listening to a student and noting their reading, a teacher can categorize students' errors or patterns of errors in order to determine student strengths, needs, and steps.


Input: [Term] Morpheme [Definition]

Output: A linguistic unit of relatively stable meaning that cannot be divided into smaller meaningful parts; the smallest meaningful part of a word.


Input: [Term] Morphology [Definition]

Output: The study of structure and meaning forms in words including derivation, inflection, and compounding.


Input: [Term] Onset and Rime [Definition]

Output: The onset is the portion of the syllable or single syllabic word that precedes the vowel (in black the onset is bl). The rime is the vowel and whatever comes after it in the syllable (ack is the rime in black).


Input: [Term] Open Syllable [Definition]

Output: A syllable ending in a vowel sound rather than a consonant sound, as /ba/ and /be/ in baby.


Input: [Term] artifact [Definition]

Output: a simple object, such as a tool or decorative object, made or modified by hand, especially a tool or weapon from the past


Input: [Term] eradicate [Definition]

Output: to get rid of something completely, especially something bad, such as disease,crime, or poverty


Input: [Term] compel [Definition]

Output: to make someone do something by giving him or her orders or by using force


Input: [Term] eccentric [Definition]

Output: acting odd or strange, in a harmless or charming way


Input: [Term] feeble [Definition]

Output: very weak


Input: [Term] docile [Definition]

Output: calm and easy to manage or train


Input: [Term] evident [Definition]

Output: clear and obvious


Input: [Term] diminutive [Definition]

Output: tiny or very small


Input: [Term] apathetic [Definition]

Output: not caring about anything or wanting to do anything


Input: [Term] decisive [Definition]

Output: making choices quickly and easily


Input: [Term] caper [Definition]

Output: a mischievous trick or prank


Input: [Term] component [Definition]

Output: a part of a whole, such as a machine or system


Input: [Term] conscientious [Definition]

Output: making sure to do things well and thoroughly


Input: [Term] eventual [Definition]

Output: final, or happening at last


Input: [Term] dichotomy [Definition]

Output: a division of something into two usually conflicting groups


Input: [Term] circumvent [Definition]

Output: to make a circuit around or to manage to get around by clever means


Input: [Term] grimace [Definition]

Output: a facial expression usually indicating a negative reaction


Input: [Term] casualty [Definition]

Output: someone injured or killed in an accident, a disaster, or a war


Input: [Term] grotesque [Definition]

Output: very strange or ugly


Input: [Term] cordial [Definition]

Output: warm, friendly, or gracious


Input: [Answer] password [Question]

Output: A __________ is an alphanumeric sequence of characters that you enter with a username to access a server, workstation, or shared resource.


Input: [Answer] strong password [Question]

Output: What can be defined as a password that follows guidelines that make it difficult for a potential hacker to determine the user's password?


Input: [Answer] cracking [Question]

Output: Password-__________ is an attempt to discover a user's password


Input: [Answer] is not your birth date [Question]

Output: Which of the following is not a characteristic of a strong password?


Input: [Answer] Users no longer need to remember passwords, all info is stored on a smart card, smart cards can be used from remote locations (all of the above) [Question]

Output: Which of the following is a benefit of implementing a public key infrastructure (PKI)?


Input: [Answer] Delegation of control wizard [Question]

Output: What tool allows you to utilize a simple interface to delegate permissions for domains, OUs, or containers?


Input: [Answer] PIN [Question]

Output: What typically consists of at least four characters or digits that are entered while presenting a physical access token, such as an ATM card or smart card?


Input: [Answer] Certification Authority [Question]

Output: What component issues and manages certificates for individuals, computers, and organizations?


Input: [Answer] smart card [Question]

Output: What is a credit card–sized or token-style device, such as a USB device, that is used with a PIN to enable logon to the enterprise?


Input: [Answer] two-factor authentication [Question]

Output: What method of authentication requires a smart card and a PIN to provide more secure access to company resources?


Input: [Definition] Any object that contains a meaning beyond its literal meaning. [Term]

Output: Symbol


Input: [Definition] refers to a main idea that unifies the components of a literary work. [Term]

Output: Theme


Input: [Definition] : Characters who are able to change [Term]

Output: Dynamic character


Input: [Definition] : An account narrated from an outside perspective. [Term]

Output: Third-Person Point of View


Input: [Definition] A distanced perspective in which the narrator focuses just on the external events and not convey information related to the inner thoughts, desires, and motives of characters. Audience gets little sense of characters inner thoughts. [Term]

Output: Third-Person Objective Point of View:


Input: [Definition] : A narrative perspective in which the narrator reveals the inner thoughts of one or two, but not all, of the characters. [Term]

Output: Third-Person Limited Point of View


Input: [Definition] : The perspective from which the literary work is told. The lens of the narrator. [Term]

Output: Point of View


Input: [Definition] : If author uses terms like "we, us, ours" [Term]

Output: First-Person Point of View


Input: [Definition] : An account from the addressee's point of view. (you, your) Most commonly used in poetry. [Term]

Output: Second-Person Point of View


Input: [Definition] : Refers to the setting of stories in a particular region. [Term]

Output: Regionalism


Input: [Definition] : where a story takes place. Geographical and scenic qualities of a setting. [Term]

Output: Locale


Input: [Definition] : time, place, environment. [Term]

Output: Setting


Input: [Definition] : Technique and strategies used to convey character of varying types. [Term]

Output: Characterization


Input: [Definition] : A character that is developed and complex and has the capacity to change throughout the story. [Term]

Output: Round Character


Input: [Definition] : A character that does not come across as fully developed. Distinguished by one main trait and does not have the capacity to change throughout the story. [Term]

Output: Flat Character


Input: [Question] Ecology? [Answer]

Output: Scientific stud of interactions among organisims and between organisims and their enviornment


Input: [Question] Biosphere? [Answer]

Output: Part of earth in wich life exists including land, water, and air or atmosphere.


Input: [Question] Species? [Answer]

Output: Group of similar organisims that can breed and produce fertile off spring.


Input: [Question] population? [Answer]

Output: Group of individuals of the same species that live in the same area.


Input: [Question] community? [Answer]

Output: Assemblage of different populations that live together in a defined area.


Input: [Question] Ecosystem? [Answer]

Output: Collections of all the organisims that live in a particular place together with their nonliving enviornment.


Input: [Question] Autotroph? [Answer]

Output: organisms that can capture energy from sunlight or chemicals and use it toproduce its own food from inorganic compounds; also called a producer


Input: [Question] Heterotroph? [Answer]

Output: Organisim that obtains energy from the foods it consumes : also called a consumer.


Input: [Question] food web? [Answer]

Output: network of complex interactions formed by the feeding relationships among the various organisms in an ecosystem.


Input: [Question] trophic level? [Answer]

Output: Step in a food chain or food web.


Input: [Question] Biomass? [Answer]

Output: Total amount of living tissue within a given trophic level.


Input: [Question] Biogeochemical cycle? [Answer]

Output: Process in which elements, chemical compounds,and other forms of matter are passed from one organisim to another and from one part of the biosphere or another. Process in which elements, chemical compounds, and other forms of water are passed from on


Input: [Question] limiting nutrient? [Answer]

Output: Single nutrient that either is scarce or cycles very slowly limiting the growth of organisms in an ecosystem.


Input: [Question] weather? [Answer]

Output: Condition of earths atmosphere at a particular time and place.


Input: [Question] Climate? [Answer]

Output: Average year after year conditions of temperture ad precipitation in a particular region.


Input: [Question] Green house effect? [Answer]

Output: Natural situation in which heat is retained in earths atmosphere by carbon dioxide, methane, water vapor and other gasses.


Input: [Question] Biotic Factor? [Answer]

Output: Biological influence on organisims within an ecosystem.


Input: [Question] Abiotic Factor? [Answer]

Output: Physical or non living factor that shapes an ecosystem.


Input: [Question] Niche? [Answer]

Output: full range of physical and biological conditions in which an organisims lives and the way in which the organism uses those conditions.


Input: [Question] Logistic growth? [Answer]

Output: Growth patter in which a populations growth rate slows or stops following a period of exponential growth.


Input: [Question] Carrying capacity? [Answer]

Output: largest number of individuals of a population that a given enviornment can support.


Input: [Question] Demography? [Answer]

Output: Scientific study of human populations.


Input: [Question] Demographic transition? [Answer]

Output: Change in a population from high birth and death rates to low birth and death rates.


Input: [Question] Green revoulution? [Answer]

Output: The development of highly productive crop strains and the use of modern agricultural techniques to increase yields of food crops.


Input: [Question] Renewable Resource? [Answer]

Output: Resourse that can regenerate quickly and that is replaceable.


Input: [Question] Pollutant? [Answer]

Output: Harmful material that can enter the biosphere through the land, air or water.


Input: [Question] Biodiversity? [Answer]

Output: the sum total of the variety of organisms in the biosphere.


Input: [Question] Biological magnification? [Answer]

Output: Increasing cosontration of harmful substance in organisms at higher trophic levels in a food chain or food web.


Input: [Question] Immortality of the soul [Answer]

Output: The idea that the soul lives on after the death of the body.


Input: [Question] Resurrection [Answer]

Output: The belief that, after death, the body stays in the grave until the end of the world, when it is raised.


Input: [Question] Near-death experience [Answer]

Output: When somebody about to die has an out-of-body experience.


Input: [Question] Paranormal [Answer]

Output: Unexplained things which are thought to have spiritual causes, for example, ghosts, mediums.


Input: [Question] Reincarnation [Answer]

Output: The belief that, after death, souls are reborn in a new body.


Input: [Question] Abortion [Answer]

Output: The removal of a foetus from the womb before it can survive.


Input: [Question] Sanctity of life [Answer]

Output: he belief that life is holy and belongs to God.


Input: [Question] Assisted suicide [Answer]

Output: Providing a seriously ill person with the means to commit suicide.


Input: [Question] Euthanasia [Answer]

Output: The painless killing of someone dying from a painful disease.


Input: [Question] Non-voluntary euthanasia [Answer]

Output: Ending someone's life painlessly when they are unable to ask, but you have good reason for thinking they would want you to do so.


Input: [Question] Quality of life [Answer]

Output: The idea that life must have some benefits for it to be worth living.


Input: [Question] Voluntary euthanasia [Answer]

Output: Ending life painlessly when someone in great pain asks for death.


Input: [Question] put things together in a certain order [Answer]

Output: arranged


Input: [Question] things tied or wrapped together [Answer]

Output: bundles


Input: [Question] not safely [Answer]

Output: dangerously


Input: [Question] short trips that you take to do something [Answer]

Output: errands


Input: [Question] with strong, lively feelings [Answer]

Output: excitedly


Input: [Question] firmly fixed [Answer]

Output: steady


Input: [Question] opened [Answer]

Output: unwrapped


Input: [Question] moved unsteadily from side to side; shook [Answer]

Output: wobbled