Input: [Answer] TRUE [Question]

Output: TRUE or FALSE Trading by bartering is NOT a way people contribute to the nation's economy.


Input: [Answer] rural farmed [Question]

Output: In the 1700's, most people lived in ________areas and ____________.


Input: [Answer] cities worked in factories [Question]

Output: In the 1800's, most people lived in ___________ and ____________________.


Input: [Answer] gold [Question]

Output: In 1848, the discovery of_________led many people to move to California.


Input: [Answer] railroads, steel, electricity [Question]

Output: Advancements in technology in the late 1800's still seen in the U.S. today are__________,________, and _____________.


Input: [Answer] make goods or products to sell for profit [Question]

Output: The role producers play in the economy is to_______________________.


Input: [Answer] get the resources they need [Question]

Output: Transportation helps economically interdependent regions by helping regions___________________________.


Input: [Answer] producer [Question]

Output: A_______________is someone who makes goods or products to sell.


Input: [Answer] 1800's [Question]

Output: In the ________ a change that did NOT occur was that more people moved from cities to rural areas.


Input: [Answer] Bartering [Question]

Output: ____________has not increased world trade.


Input: [Answer] increase [Question]

Output: If the supply of a popular product is much less than the demand for it, the price will likely____________.


Input: [Answer] globalization [Question]

Output: Computer parts coming from all around the world is an example of_________________.


Input: [Answer] find more land [Question]

Output: Many settlers moved westward during the 1800's to___________________.


Input: [Question] speed [Answer]

Output: the distance traveled divided by the time taken to travel the distance


Input: [Question] average speed [Answer]

Output: divide the total distance traveled by the time taken


Input: [Question] instantaneous speed [Answer]

Output: the speed of an object at one instant of time


Input: [Question] velocity [Answer]

Output: the speed of the object and the direction of its motion


Input: [Question] acceleration [Answer]

Output: the change in velocity divided by the time it takes for the change to occur


Input: [Question] mass [Answer]

Output: the amount of matter in the object


Input: [Question] inertia [Answer]

Output: the tendency of an object to resist change in its motion


Input: [Question] momentum [Answer]

Output: a measure of how hard it is to stop an object; depends on its mass and velocity


Input: [Question] law of conservation of momentum [Answer]

Output: the total momentum of objects that collide is the same before and after the collision


Input: [Answer] putting emotional memory into objects or people to become more involved with what's going on and to become more focused. [Question]

Output: Endowment


Input: [Answer] reactive thought that leads you to your next action as the character. Becomes the last link in throughline. [Question]

Output: Subtext


Input: [Answer] a developed detailed series of events that the actor imagines for their character before entering the scene [Question]

Output: Moment before


Input: [Answer] the use of the memory of an actor's real or imagined past of sensations similar to those required by a scene in order to enrich the actor's response to a scene. (5 senses) [Question]

Output: Sense Memory


Input: [Answer] techniques used to overcome obstacles [Question]

Output: Tactics


Input: [Answer] Tempo is the speed of the action. Rhythm is the intesity of the action. [Question]

Output: Tempo Rhythm


Input: [Answer] The aim or goal of the smallest division of the dramatic action for your character, and to have a useful beat objective, you must have an active verb and a fully defined relationship with your object in the now. [Question]

Output: Beat Objective


Input: [Answer] Truth comes through the convincing actions of an actor. Once the actor's actions are acknowledged, they are recognized and believed. The belief is our confirmation and acceptance of the truthful action. [Question]

Output: Truth and Belief


Input: [Answer] Everyone involved in making the production. [Question]

Output: Ensemble


Input: [Answer] Each beat and scene in a role fitting together like the vertebrae in a spine. When the actor experiences the connectedness, the role begins to flow as if under it's own power. [Question]

Output: Throughline


Input: [Answer] The actor, through focus on the objective, can "forget" that he or she is in the public and thereby avoid self-consciousness and stage fright. [Question]

Output: Public Solitude


Input: [Answer] Finding reason behind and impetus towards physical action. It is a means through which we translate a logical sequence of thought into a feasible progression of doing. [Question]

Output: Justification


Input: [Answer] The justified movements of an actor's character in a play. [Question]

Output: Physical Actions


Input: [Answer] anything that stands in the way of your character achieving their goal and getting what he/she wants. [Question]

Output: Obstacle


Input: [Answer] The collaboration of emotions, thoughts, and words with your character and the objects of the play. [Question]

Output: Communion


Input: [Answer] The overriding goal of a character throughout the entire world of the play. [Question]

Output: Superobjective


Input: [Answer] The ability to let your thoughts run wild into an endless array of possibilities, situations, and circumstances within the world of the play. [Question]

Output: Imagination


Input: [Answer] After studying your character, the GC's and creating a biography, psychological gestures are specific gestures of your character that are NOT a part of you. This is a tool to help you focus on your smallest circle of attention. [Question]

Output: Psychological gesture


Input: [Answer] The framework of your character in a play that leads you to your inspiration for that character. This is something you actually write down to help you find your super, beat, and scene objectives along with your tactics and obstacles. [Question]

Output: Score


Input: [Answer] A unit o action with it's own crisis and conflict. In each beat, your character will have a single objective. Beats are formed of moments and flow to create the underlying structure of a scene. [Question]

Output: Beats


Input: [Answer] The act of releasing all the tensions from your body and mind. making your creative processes free and clear. [Question]

Output: Relaxation


Input: [Answer] The inner and outer means that people use in a variety of relationships and also as an aid in affecting an object. Made consciously and unconsciously. [Question]

Output: Adaptation


Input: [Answer] When you put yourself in the GC's of your character as if you lived in that world, then experience your character's needs as if they were your own, then choosing and following your character's actions as if they were your own [Question]

Output: Magic If


Input: [Answer] Your characters needs and wants within a scene. [Question]

Output: Scene Objective


Input: [Answer] A developed detailed back story that an actor creates for their character in a play before going into the rehearsal process. [Question]

Output: Biography


Input: [Answer] the plot, facts, incidents, period, time and place of action, the way of like, how the actors and the directors understand the play, contributions we ourselves make, the mise-en-scene, sets, costumes, props, stage dressing, sound effects etc. [Question]

Output: Given Circumstances


Input: [Question] ante [Answer]

Output: before


Input: [Question] anti [Answer]

Output: against


Input: [Question] bi [Answer]

Output: two


Input: [Question] circum [Answer]

Output: around


Input: [Question] com [Answer]

Output: together


Input: [Question] con [Answer]

Output: together


Input: [Question] de [Answer]

Output: down


Input: [Question] dis [Answer]

Output: away


Input: [Question] equi [Answer]

Output: equal


Input: [Question] extra [Answer]

Output: beyond


Input: [Question] inter [Answer]

Output: between


Input: [Question] intra [Answer]

Output: within


Input: [Question] intro [Answer]

Output: into


Input: [Question] mal [Answer]

Output: bad


Input: [Question] mis [Answer]

Output: bad


Input: [Question] non [Answer]

Output: not


Input: [Question] post [Answer]

Output: after


Input: [Question] pre [Answer]

Output: before


Input: [Question] semi [Answer]

Output: half


Input: [Question] sub [Answer]

Output: under


Input: [Question] super [Answer]

Output: over


Input: [Question] syn [Answer]

Output: together


Input: [Question] sym [Answer]

Output: together


Input: [Question] tri [Answer]

Output: three


Input: [Question] un [Answer]

Output: not


Input: [Question] The Study Of Life. [Answer]

Output: Biology


Input: [Question] Are Highly Organized, Tiny Structures With Thin Coverings Called Membranes. [Answer]

Output: Cell


Input: [Question] Is The Process By Which Organisms Make More Of Their Own Kind from One Generation To The Next. [Answer]

Output: Reproduction


Input: [Question] Is The Sum Of All Of The Chemical Reactions Carried Out In An Organism [Answer]

Output: Metabolism


Input: [Question] The Maintenence Of Stable Intternal Conditions In Spite Of Changes In The External Enviromental Is Called Homeostasis. [Answer]

Output: Homeostasis


Input: [Question] A Gene Is The Basic Unit Of Heredity. [Answer]

Output: Gene


Input: [Question] The Passing Of Traits From Parent To Offspring Is Called Heredity. [Answer]

Output: Heredity


Input: [Question] A Change In The DNA Of A Gene Is Called Mutation. [Answer]

Output: Mutation


Input: [Question] Change In The Inherited Characteristics Of Species Over Generations Is Called Evolution. [Answer]

Output: Evolution


Input: [Question] A Species Is A Group Of Genetically Similar Organisms That Can Produced Fertile Offspring. [Answer]

Output: Species


Input: [Question] The Process By Which Individuals That Have Favorable Variations And are Better Adapted To their Enviroment Survive And Reproduce More Sucessfully Than Less Well Adapted Individuals Do. [Answer]

Output: Natural Selection


Input: [Question] Is The Branch Of Biology That Studies The Interactions Of Organisms With One Another And With The Nonliving Part Of Their Enviroment. [Answer]

Output: Ecology


Input: [Question] A Genome Is The Complete Genetic Material Contained In An Individual. [Answer]

Output: Genome


Input: [Question] A Virus That Attacks And Destroys The Human Immune System. [Answer]

Output: HIV


Input: [Question] Is A Growth Defect In Cells A Breakdown Of The Machanism That Controls Cell Division. [Answer]

Output: Cancer


Input: [Question] Which Is Caused By An Inherited Defect In A Gene. [Answer]

Output: Cystic Firbrosis


Input: [Question] The Replacement Of A Defective Gene With A Normal Version Is Called Gene Therapy. [Answer]

Output: Gene Therapy


Input: [Question] Is the act of nothing or percieving objects or events using the senses. [Answer]

Output: Observation


Input: [Question] Is an explanation that might be true. [Answer]

Output: Hypothesis


Input: [Question] Is the expected outcome of a test, assuming the hypothesis is correct. [Answer]

Output: Prediction


Input: [Question] Is a relative measure of the hydrogen ion concentration within a solution. [Answer]

Output: pH


Input: [Question] A planned procedure to test a hypothesis. [Answer]

Output: Experiment


Input: [Question] Is a group in an experiment that recieves no experiment treatment. [Answer]

Output: Control Group


Input: [Question] The factor that is changed in an experiment is called the Independent Variable. [Answer]

Output: independent Variable


Input: [Question] The variable that is measured in an experiment is called the Dependent Variable. [Answer]

Output: Dependent Variable


Input: [Question] Is a set of related hypotheses that have been tested and confirmed many times by many scientist. [Answer]

Output: Theory


Input: [Answer] the movement of soil or other materials from one place to another [Question]

Output: erosion


Input: [Answer] cleverness and originality [Question]

Output: ingenuity


Input: [Answer] a space for the class to keep track of progress while working on a project [Question]

Output: Project Board


Input: [Answer] an example or occurrence of something [Question]

Output: case


Input: [Answer] an analysis of an example or occurrence of something [Question]

Output: case study


Input: [Answer] solid fragments of inorganic or organic materials that come from rock and are carried and deposited by wind, water, or ice [Question]

Output: sediment


Input: [Answer] a force that resists motion [Question]

Output: friction


Input: [Answer] a long period of dry weather with very little or no rain [Question]

Output: drought


Input: [Answer] the breaking down of rocks into smaller pieces by natural processes [Question]

Output: weathering


Input: [Answer] in this case, the laying down of soil or other materials in a new location [Question]

Output: deposition


Input: [Answer] an event or detail that can be observed [Question]

Output: phenomenon


Input: [Answer] a single factor that is tested in an experiment [Question]

Output: variable


Input: [Answer] to find the meaning of something [Question]

Output: interpret


Input: [Answer] a pattern or a tendency [Question]

Output: trend


Input: [Answer] in this case, a statement about what a trend means [Question]

Output: claim


Input: [Answer] presentation of the procedure, results, and interpretations of results of an investigation [Question]

Output: Investigation Expo:


Input: [Answer] things being compared are tested under the same conditions, and the test matches the question being asked. All variables, aside from the variable you are investigation, are kept the same [Question]

Output: fair test


Input: [Answer] in an experiment, the variable the scientist intentionally changes [Question]

Output: independent (manipulated) variable


Input: [Answer] in an experiment, the variables kept constant (not changed). [Question]

Output: control variables


Input: [Answer] in an experiment, the variables whose values are measured; scientists measure how these variables respond to changes they make in a manipulated variable [Question]

Output: dependent (responding) variables


Input: [Answer] cutting a series of raised steps into a slope [Question]

Output: terracing


Input: [Answer] Intentional tort of malicious use of the legal process [Question]

Output: Abuse of process


Input: [Answer] Someone who assisted in the preparation of the crime but was not present during the crime [Question]

Output: Accessory


Input: [Answer] Someone who aided the principal after the commission of the crime [Question]

Output: Accessory after the fact


Input: [Answer] Also known as a principal in the second degree; a person who assists the principal with the crime or with the preparation of the crime [Question]

Output: Accomplice


Input: [Answer] Payment of money, or other thing of value, usually less than the amount demanded, in exchange for cancellation of a debt that is uncertain in amount. [Question]

Output: Accord and satisfaction


Input: [Answer] Cause in fact; "But for" the D's actions, the P would not have been injured [Question]

Output: Actual Cause


Input: [Answer] Bad act (for a crime, the bad act must be voluntary) [Question]

Output: Actus reus


Input: [Answer] A solicitation of an offer to buy [Question]

Output: Advertisement


Input: [Answer] A defense requiring proof that the defendant could not have been at the scene of the crime [Question]

Output: Alibi defense


Input: [Answer] An intentional unauthorized exploitive use of another person's personality, name, or picture for the defendant's benefit [Question]

Output: Appropriation


Input: [Answer] Criminal proceeding at which the court informs the D of the charges being brought against him or her and the D enters a plea [Question]

Output: Arraignment


Input: [Answer] Occurs when the police restrain a person's freedom and charge the person with a crime [Question]

Output: Arrest


Input: [Answer] Malicious burning of the house or property of another [Question]

Output: Arson


Input: [Answer] Rightfully retaining someone’s property. A defense to trespass to personal property and conversion [Question]

Output: Artisan’s lien


Input: [Answer] An intentional act that creates a reasonable apprehension of an immediate harmful or offensive physical contact [Question]

Output: Assault


Input: [Answer] Voluntarily and knowingly subjecting oneself to danger [Question]

Output: Assumption of the risk


Input: [Answer] Doctrine in which a danger that would attract children must be protected by more than just a sign (swimming pools) [Question]

Output: Attractive Nuisance


Input: [Answer] Money or something of value held by the gov't to ensure the D's appearance in court [Question]

Output: Bail


Input: [Answer] When self-defense is allowed even when the victim is not in immediate danger, but is a victim of a continuing pattern of violence [Question]

Output: Battered woman/spouse syndrome


Input: [Answer] An intentional act that creates a harmful or offensive physical contact [Question]

Output: Battery


Input: [Answer] A wrongful physical contact with a person that entails some injury or offensive touching [Question]

Output: Battery


Input: [Answer] Standard of proof in criminal trials [Question]

Output: Beyond a reasonable doubt


Input: [Answer] A promise is exchanged for a promise [Question]

Output: Bilateral Contract


Input: [Answer] Process after arrest, taking D's information, read/sign Miranda card, use of telephone [Question]

Output: Booking


Input: [Answer] Failure to do one's duty [Question]

Output: Breach


Input: [Answer] Breaking into and entering a building with the intent of committing a felony [Question]

Output: Burglary


Input: [Answer] A crime for which the death sentence can be imposed. [Question]

Output: Capital Crime


Input: [Answer] The judge informs the jurors of the law they need to know to make their decision [Question]

Output: Charging the jury


Input: [Answer] A method for measuring the relative negligence of the P and D, with a commensurate sharing of the compensation for the injuries [Question]

Output: Comparative Negligence


Input: [Answer] aka Actual Damages; awarded to P for the harm done to him [Question]

Output: Compensatory damages


Input: [Answer] A defense that relieves the defendant of all criminal responsibility [Question]

Output: Complete defense


Input: [Answer] Anything of value; it must be present for a valid contract to exist, and each side must give it [Question]

Output: Consideration


Input: [Answer] An agreement to commit an unlawful act [Question]

Output: Conspiracy


Input: [Answer] Laws may not limit free expression on the basis of whether the speech's content supports or opposes any particular position [Question]

Output: Content neutrality


Input: [Answer] An agreement that can be enforced by law [Question]

Output: Contract


Input: [Answer] P’s breach of duty to protect himself was the proximate cause of the injuries; complete bar to P’s recovery [Question]

Output: Contributory Negligence


Input: [Answer] Taking someone else's property with the intent of permanently depriving the owner; civil side of theft [Question]

Output: Conversion


Input: [Answer] An activity that has been prohibited by the legislature as violating a duty owed to society and hence prosecutable, with the possibility of resulting incarceration or the payment of a fine. [Question]

Output: Crime


Input: [Answer] Questioning that occurs after a defendant has been deprived of his or her freedom in a significant way [Question]

Output: Custodial interrogation


Input: [Answer] Occurs when the D has been deprived of freedom in a significant way [Question]

Output: Custody


Input: [Answer] A force that would cause serious bodily injury or death [Question]

Output: Deadly force


Input: [Answer] The publication of false statements that harm a person's reputation [Question]

Output: Defamation


Input: [Answer] Remarks considered to be so harmful that they are automatically viewed as defamatory [Question]

Output: Defamation per se


Input: [Answer] The intentional publication of embarrassing private affairs [Question]

Output: Disclosure


Input: [Answer] A constitutional protection against being tried twice for the same crime [Question]

Output: Double jeopardy


Input: [Answer] establish the liability of bars, etc. if an intoxicated patron negligently injures another [Question]

Output: Dram shop Laws


Input: [Answer] Under this statute (adopted in 16 states), anyone who distributes an illegal drug in a particular geographic area during a particular time can be sued by anyone harmed by that type of drug. [Question]

Output: Drug Dealer Liability Act


Input: [Answer] 5th and 14th amendments guarantee that notice and a hearing must be provided before depriving someone of property or liberty [Question]

Output: Due Process


Input: [Answer] A defense that force or a threat of force was used to cause a person to commit a criminal act [Question]

Output: Duress


Input: [Answer] Legal obligation [Question]

Output: Duty


Input: [Answer] The rule that a wrongdoer must take his victim as he finds him [Question]

Output: Eggshell skull


Input: [Answer] 1. Offer, 2. Acceptance, 3. Consideration [Question]

Output: Elements of a binding contract


Input: [Answer] A defense that the D would not have committed the crime but for police trickery [Question]

Output: Entrapment


Input: [Answer] A rule that states that evidence obtained in violation of an indiv.'s constitutional rights cannot be used against that indiv. In a criminal trial [Question]

Output: Exclusionary rule


Input: [Answer] A provision that purports to waive liability; such as a waiver [Question]

Output: Exculpatory clause


Input: [Answer] Evidence that suggests the D's innocence [Question]

Output: Exculpatory evidence


Input: [Answer] To perform [Question]

Output: Execute


Input: [Answer] Contract in which all promises have been fully performed [Question]

Output: Executed Contract


Input: [Answer] Contract in which promises have been made, but not yet fulfilled [Question]

Output: Executory Contract


Input: [Answer] An emergency situation that allows a search to proceed without a warrant [Question]

Output: Exigent circumstances


Input: [Answer] Contract formed through words, either oral or written [Question]

Output: Express Contract


Input: [Answer] When a person is arrested (by either a law officer or citizen) without probable cause and when not covered by special privilege [Question]

Output: False arrest


Input: [Answer] When one person, through force or threat of force, unlawfully detains another person against his or her will [Question]

Output: False Imprisonment


Input: [Answer] The intentional untrue portrayal of someone in a way that would be offensive to a reasonable person [Question]

Output: False Light


Input: [Answer] A serious crime, usually carrying a prison sentence of one or more years [Question]

Output: Felony


Input: [Answer] Money payment intended to make the defendant pay financially for the crime committed [Question]

Output: Fine


Input: [Answer] The loss of money or property as a result of committing a criminal act [Question]

Output: Forfeiture


Input: [Answer] Alteration or falsification of documents with the intent to defraud [Question]

Output: Forgery


Input: [Answer] Contract made under seal; a recognizance; negotiable instrument. A check or a real estate transfer are examples. [Question]

Output: Formal Contract


Input: [Answer] Amendment requiring all searches and seizures be "reasonable" [Question]

Output: Fourth Amendment


Input: [Answer] Involves the intent to induce reliance on the misrepresentation, knowledge that the misrepresentation is false or a reckless disregard for the truth, justifiable reliance, and harm [Question]

Output: Fraud


Input: [Answer] Evidence that is derived from an illegal search or interrogation is inadmissible [Question]

Output: Fruits of the poisonous tree doctrine


Input: [Answer] Compensatory damages that you would naturally expect to occur given the type of harm suffered [Question]

Output: General damages


Input: [Answer] Punishment so that other individuals will not commit this or other crimes [Question]

Output: General deterrence


Input: [Answer] An intention to act without regard to the results of the act (common law) [Question]

Output: General intent


Input: [Answer] A group of (usually 23) people whose function is to determine if probable cause exists to believe that a crime has been committed by D [Question]

Output: Grand jury


Input: [Answer] Crime where the selection of the victim is based on that person's race, sex, orientation, etc. [Question]

Output: Hate crime


Input: [Answer] Speech directed at a particular group of people that involves intimidation [Question]

Output: Hate speech


Input: [Answer] The killing of one human being by another [Question]

Output: Homicide


Input: [Answer] Contract formed through conduct, not words [Question]

Output: Implied-in-fact contract


Input: [Answer] The perpetrator of a crime is isolated in a prison so that this individual will not be able to commit any crimes during the length of the incarceration [Question]

Output: Incapacitation


Input: [Answer] Attempted crimes [Question]

Output: Inchoate crimes


Input: [Answer] Evidence that suggests the D's guilt [Question]

Output: Inculpatory evidence


Input: [Answer] Grand jury's written accusation that a given individual has committed a crime [Question]

Output: Indictment


Input: [Answer] A conclusion reached by a judge or jury in a criminal trial based on the facts given [Question]

Output: Inference


Input: [Answer] Contract that does not have to meet a special formality to be followed [Question]

Output: Informal Contract


Input: [Answer] A prosecutor's written accusation (after preliminary hearing) that a given individual has committed a crime [Question]

Output: Information


Input: [Answer] An order that the D do a specific act or cease doing a specific act [Question]

Output: Injunction


Input: [Answer] A defense requiring proof that the defendant was not mentally responsible [Question]

Output: Insanity defense


Input: [Answer] An intentional act that is extreme and outrageous and causes severe emotional distress [Question]

Output: Intentional infliction of emotional distress


Input: [Answer] Purposeful violation of a duty toward others; an intent to harm and a resulting harm [Question]

Output: Intentional tort


Input: [Answer] Prohibits one from inducing a party to breach a contract or interfering with the performance of a contract [Question]

Output: Interference with a Contractual Relationship


Input: [Answer] A factor that contributed to the plaintiff's injury [Question]

Output: Intervening cause


Input: [Answer] A defense that D was not able to form the mens rea due to being under the influence of alcohol/drugs [Question]

Output: Intoxication defense


Input: [Answer] The intentional unjustified encroachment into another person's private activities [Question]

Output: Intrusion


Input: [Answer] An intentional tort that covers a variety of situations, including disclosure, intrusion, appropriation, and false light [Question]

Output: Invasion of privacy


Input: [Answer] Insanity test - if D could not control his or her actions [Question]

Output: Irresistible impulse test


Input: [Answer] Crime of unlawful confinement (usually asportation - movement of the victim, must occur) [Question]

Output: Kidnapping


Input: [Answer] Not intending to cause a specific harm, but being aware that such harm would be caused (MPC) [Question]

Output: Knowingly


Input: [Answer] The doctine that states that despite the P’s contributory negligence, the defendant should still be liable if the D had the final opportunity to avoid the accident [Question]

Output: Last Clear Chance


Input: [Answer] A crime whose elements are contained within a more serious crime. [Question]

Output: Lesser Included Offense


Input: [Answer] Written defamation [Question]

Output: Libel


Input: [Answer] The loss by one spouse of the other spouse's companionship, services, or affection [Question]

Output: Loss of consortium


Input: [Answer] Making a defamatory remark either knowing the material was false or acting with a "reckless disregard" for whether or not it was true [Question]

Output: Malice


Input: [Answer] Filing a lawsuit out of spite, with no legal or factual foundation [Question]

Output: Malicious prosecution


Input: [Answer] A legal theory that allows plaintiffs to recover proportionately from a group of manufacturers when the identity of the specific manufacturer responsible for the harm is unknown [Question]

Output: Market Share Theory


Input: [Answer] Bad intent [Question]

Output: Mens rea


Input: [Answer] An offer made by a merchant in a signed writing that assures the buyer the offer will remain open for a specific period of time. It does not require consideration to be binding. [Question]

Output: Merchant’s firm offer


Input: [Answer] The requirement that D be notified of their rights to remain silent and to have an attorney present prior to questioning [Question]

Output: Miranda warnings


Input: [Answer] The requirement that the acceptance is exactly the same as the offer, or the acceptance will be viewed as a counteroffer. [Question]

Output: Mirror Image Rule


Input: [Answer] A minor crime not amounting to a felony, usually punishable by a fine or a jail sentence of less than a year [Question]

Output: Misdemeanor


Input: [Answer] Acting in an improper or wrongful way [Question]

Output: Misfeasance


Input: [Answer] A defense of ignorance of the facts [Question]

Output: Mistake


Input: [Answer] A method for awarding a % of damages if P’s contributory negligence is responsible for less than 50% [Question]

Output: Mixed Comparative Negligence


Input: [Answer] Insanity test - if D suffered from a defect or disease of the mind as not to know the nature and quality of the act, or if he did know it, could not understand whether the act was right or wrong. Aka "right from wrong" test [Question]

Output: M'Naghten Test


Input: [Answer] The American Law Institute's proposal for a uniform set of criminal laws; not the law unless adopted by a state's legislature (1956) [Question]

Output: Model Penal Code and Commentaries


Input: [Answer] The defense's request that the court find the prosecution failed to meet its burden and that it remove the case from the jury by finding the defendant not guilty [Question]

Output: Motion to require a finding of not guilty


Input: [Answer] A request that the court prohibit the use of certain evidence at the trial [Question]

Output: Motion to suppress


Input: [Answer] A defense that the D was forced (by nature) to take an action to avoid a greater harm [Question]

Output: Necessity


Input: [Answer] The failure to act reasonably under the circumstances; also, a unintentional tort [Question]

Output: Negligence


Input: [Answer] This occurs when an actor's violation of a statute (or regulation) causes the kind of harm the statute was intending to prevent. [Question]

Output: Negligence per se


Input: [Answer] underlying concept is that one has a legal duty to use reasonable care to avoid causing emotional distress to another individual [Question]

Output: Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress


Input: [Answer] A warrant that allows the police to enter without announcing their presence in advance [Question]

Output: No-knock warrant


Input: [Answer] D's plea meaning that the D neither admits nor denies the charges [Question]

Output: Nolo contendere


Input: [Answer] Damages awarded when a right has been violated, but the plaintiff cannot prove any monetary harm [Question]

Output: Nominal Damages


Input: [Answer] Failing to act [Question]

Output: Nonfeasance


Input: [Answer] A promise do to something that is conditioned on the other party’s promising to do something in return [Question]

Output: Offer


Input: [Answer] A contract in which the buyer gives the seller consideration to keep the offer open for a stated period of time [Question]

Output: Option contract


Input: [Answer] A contract in which one party agrees to deliver its entire stock or production of a particular product to the other party [Question]

Output: Output contract


Input: [Answer] A reason for invalidating a statute where it covers both protected and criminal activity [Question]

Output: Overbreadth


Input: [Answer] A defense that reduces a crime to a lesser included offense [Question]

Output: Partial defense


Input: [Answer] A D's personal promise to appear in court [Question]

Output: Personal recognizance bond


Input: [Answer] Without the need for a warrant, the police may seize objects that are openly visible [Question]

Output: Plain view doctrine


Input: [Answer] When the prosecution and defense negotiate the D's punishment [Question]

Output: Plea bargaining


Input: [Answer] The person who commits the crime [Question]

Output: Principal


Input: [Answer] A belief based on specific facts that a crime has been or is about to be committed; more than a reasonable suspicion [Question]

Output: Probable cause


Input: [Answer] When the product was not being used for its intended purpose or was being used in a dangerous manner; it is a defense to a products liability claim so long as the misuse was not foreseeable [Question]

Output: Product Misuse


Input: [Answer] The theory holding manufacturers and sellers liable for defective products when the defects make the products unreasonably dangerous [Question]

Output: Products Liability


Input: [Answer] aka Detrimental Reliance; Occurs when the courts allow detrimental reliance to substitute for consideration [Question]

Output: Promissory estoppel


Input: [Answer] When the act and resulting harm are foreseeably related as to justify a finding of liability [Question]

Output: Proximate cause


Input: [Answer] aka Exemplary Damages; Damages awarded with the purpose to punish and deter [Question]

Output: Punitive Damages


Input: [Answer] Intending to cause a specific harm (MPC) [Question]

Output: Purposeful


Input: [Answer] When a person does something for another, without any agreement as to his compensation, the law implies a promise (quasi-contract) for “as much as it’s worth” [Question]

Output: Quantum Meruit


Input: [Answer] Although no contract was formed, the courts will fashion an equitable remedy to avoid unjust enrichment. [Question]

Output: Quasi-contract


Input: [Answer] A suspicion based on specific facts; less than probable cause [Question]

Output: Reasonable suspicion


Input: [Answer] Disregarding a substantial and unjustifiable risk that harm will result [Question]

Output: Recklessness


Input: [Answer] The perpetrator of a crime is given treatment so that this individual will have no need or desire to commit crimes in the future [Question]

Output: Rehabilitation


Input: [Answer] A contract in which one party agrees to buy all it needs of a particular product from another party [Question]

Output: Requirements contract


Input: [Answer] "The thing speaks for itself"; the doctrine that suggests negligence can be presumed if an event happens that would not ordinarily happen unless someone was negligence [Question]

Output: Res Ipsa Loquitur


Input: [Answer] An authoritative, secondary source, written by a group of legal scholars, summarizing the existing common law, as well as suggesting what the law should be. [Question]

Output: Restatement of the Law of Torts, Second


Input: [Answer] The rule that in order to claim self-defense there must have been no possibility of get away [Question]

Output: Retreat exception


Input: [Answer] The perpetrator of a crime is punished to exact revenge on behalf of the victim or the victim's family [Question]

Output: Retribution


Input: [Answer] The federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act [Question]

Output: RICO


Input: [Answer] Theft of personal property in circumstances that involve either the infliction of serious bodily injury or the threat of such injury [Question]

Output: Robbery


Input: [Answer] Federal and state rules that regulate how criminal proceedings are conducted [Question]

Output: Rules of criminal procedure


Input: [Answer] Element of intent in fraud [Question]

Output: Scienter


Input: [Answer] Justified use of force to protect oneself or others [Question]

Output: Self-defense


Input: [Answer] Spoken defamation [Question]

Output: Slander


Input: [Answer] Similar to dramshop laws, but regarding private parties, not bars [Question]

Output: Social Host Liability


Input: [Answer] Encouraging someone to commit a crime [Question]

Output: Solicitation


Input: [Answer] Prohibits suits against the government without the gov’t consent [Question]

Output: Sovereign Immunity


Input: [Answer] aka Consequential Damages; Compensatory damages that vary depending on the specific situation [Question]

Output: Special Damages


Input: [Answer] Punishment so that this individual will not commit other crimes [Question]

Output: Specific deterrence


Input: [Answer] An intention to act and to cause a particular result (common law) [Question]

Output: Specific intent


Input: [Answer] The crime of intentionally or knowingly engaging in conduct that causes a reasonable person to fear the imminent physical injury or death of himself or herself or of a member of that person's family [Question]

Output: Stalking


Input: [Answer] Right of the police to detain someone for brief period of time and to search the outside of clothing if the police have a reasonable suspicion that the person has committed or is about to commit a crime [Question]

Output: Stop and Frisk


Input: [Answer] Liability without having to prove fault; one is held responsible for injuries that resulted from actions that were not unreasonable and that did not violate a standard of care [Question]

Output: Strict Liability tort


Input: [Answer] MPC insanity test - if D lacked either the ability to understand that the act was wrong or the ability to control the behavior [Question]

Output: Substantial capacity test


Input: [Answer] An event which occurs after the initial act leading to an accident and substantially causes the injury; D's negligence no longer makes him liable [Question]

Output: Superseding cause


Input: [Answer] Crime of stealing [Question]

Output: Theft/Larceny


Input: [Answer] A private wrong (other than breach of contract) in which a person or property is harmed because of another's failure to carry out a legal duty [Question]

Output: Tort


Input: [Answer] The person who commits the tort [Question]

Output: Tortfeasor


Input: [Answer] A legal fiction that if a person directs a tortuous action toward A but instead harms B, the intent to act against A is applied to B [Question]

Output: Transferred intent


Input: [Answer] Unauthorized intrusion or invasion of the premises of land of another [Question]

Output: Trespass


Input: [Answer] When someone enters or causes something to enter or remain on the land of another without permission [Question]

Output: Trespass to Land


Input: [Answer] When someone harms or interferes with the owner's exclusive possession of the property but has no intention of keeping the property [Question]

Output: Trespass to Personal Property


Input: [Answer] Those activities that have an inherent risk of injury and therefore may result in strict liability [Question]

Output: Ultrahazardous Activities


Input: [Answer] A valid contract that cannot be imposed because of a procedural error, such as the passage of the statute of limitations [Question]

Output: Unenforceable Contract


Input: [Answer] Model code governing commercial transactions [Question]

Output: Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)


Input: [Answer] A promise is exchanged for an act [Question]

Output: Unilateral Contract


Input: [Answer] Contract which has all essential elements needed for a binding contract [Question]

Output: Valid Contract


Input: [Answer] Contract that is found to be for an illegal purpose [Question]

Output: Void Contract


Input: [Answer] A reason for invalidating a statute where a reasonable person could not determine a statute's meaning [Question]

Output: Void for vagueness


Input: [Answer] A contract that can be set aside at the option of one party; such as a contract with a minor; minor can void contract [Question]

Output: Voidable Contract


Input: [Answer] A court's prior permission for the police to search and seize [Question]

Output: Warrant


Input: [Answer] A request that the court release the D because of the illegality of the incarceration [Question]

Output: Writ of habeas corpus


Input: [Answer] A medical malpractice claim brought by the parents of a child born with birth defects, alleging that negligent treatment or advice deprived them of the opportunity to avoid conception or terminate the pregnancy. [Question]

Output: Wrongful birth


Input: [Answer] A type of medical malpractice claim brought on behalf of a child born with birth defects, alleging that the child would not have been born but for negligent advice to, or treatment of, the parents [Question]

Output: Wrongful life


Input: [Answer] posterior ring like portion [Question]

Output: Vertebral arch


Input: [Answer] the space enclosed by the vertebral arch and body [Question]

Output: Vertebral foramen


Input: [Answer] two pedicles and two lamina [Question]

Output: What forms the vertebral arch?


Input: [Answer] the concave superior and inferior surfaces of the pedicles [Question]

Output: Vertebral notch


Input: [Answer] formed by the vertebral notches of a superior and inferior vertebrae [Question]

Output: Intervertebral foramina


Input: [Answer] thick, project posteriorly from the pedicles running from the transverse process to the spinous process. [Question]

Output: Laminae (L-spine)


Input: [Answer] arise from the junction of the pedicle and lamina to articulate with the vertebrae above and below [Question]

Output: Superior and inferior articular processes


Input: [Answer] on the posterior surface [Question]

Output: The superior articular process has a facet where?


Input: [Answer] on the anterior surface [Question]

Output: The inferior articular process has a facet where?


Input: [Answer] the articulation between the superior and inferior articular facet [Question]

Output: Zygapophyseal joint


Input: [Answer] laterally [Question]

Output: The transverse processes of L1-L3 are directed:


Input: [Answer] superiorly [Question]

Output: The transverse processes of L4-L5 are directed:


Input: [Answer] posteriorly [Question]

Output: The pedicles are directed:


Input: [Answer] portion of the lamina located between the superior and inferior articular process [Question]

Output: Pars interarticularis


Input: [Answer] smooth rounded process on the back of each superior articular process [Question]

Output: Mamillary process


Input: [Answer] near the point of attachment on the transverse process, posteriorly [Question]

Output: Accessory process


Input: [Answer] 30-60 degrees [Question]

Output: How do the zygapophyseal joints lie to the MSP?


Input: [Answer] perpendicular [Question]

Output: How do the intervertebral foramina lie to the MSP?


Input: [Answer] the superior articular process [Question]

Output: the ear of the scotty dog represents what?


Input: [Answer] transverse process [Question]

Output: the nose of the scotty dog represents what?


Input: [Answer] pedicle [Question]

Output: the eye of the scotty dog represents what?


Input: [Answer] pars interarticuaris [Question]

Output: the neck of the scotty dog represents what?


Input: [Answer] lamina [Question]

Output: the body of the scotty dog represents what?


Input: [Answer] inferior articular process [Question]

Output: the foot of the scotty dog represents what?


Input: [Answer] cartilaginous symphysis [Question]

Output: intervertebral joint space type


Input: [Answer] synovial gliding [Question]

Output: zygapophyseal joint space type


Input: [Answer] irregular gliding [Question]

Output: sacroiliac joint type


Input: [Question] In a free economy, a business operates on a system of [Answer]

Output: supply and demand


Input: [Question] People used to barter to get things they needed by [Answer]

Output: trading good and services


Input: [Question] A business makes a profit by _______ the ______of its goods or services _______enough to pay for its costs and have money left over. [Answer]

Output: setting price high


Input: [Question] The first Americans might have been drawn to North America because they [Answer]

Output: followed a migrating herd of animals


Input: [Question] If a business makes more of a product than people want to buy, the price of the product will likely____ [Answer]

Output: decrease


Input: [Question] When two regions depend on one another for goods, services, and resources, they are said to be______ [Answer]

Output: interdependent


Input: [Question] TRUE or FALSE Trading by bartering is NOT a way people contribute to the nation's economy. [Answer]

Output: TRUE


Input: [Question] In the 1700's, most people lived in ________areas and ____________. [Answer]

Output: rural farmed


Input: [Question] In the 1800's, most people lived in ___________ and ____________________. [Answer]

Output: cities worked in factories


Input: [Question] In 1848, the discovery of_________led many people to move to California. [Answer]

Output: gold


Input: [Question] Advancements in technology in the late 1800's still seen in the U.S. today are__________,________, and _____________. [Answer]

Output: railroads, steel, electricity


Input: [Question] The role producers play in the economy is to_______________________. [Answer]

Output: make goods or products to sell for profit


Input: [Question] Transportation helps economically interdependent regions by helping regions___________________________. [Answer]

Output: get the resources they need


Input: [Question] A_______________is someone who makes goods or products to sell. [Answer]

Output: producer


Input: [Question] In the ________ a change that did NOT occur was that more people moved from cities to rural areas. [Answer]

Output: 1800's


Input: [Question] ____________has not increased world trade. [Answer]

Output: Bartering


Input: [Question] If the supply of a popular product is much less than the demand for it, the price will likely____________. [Answer]

Output: increase


Input: [Question] Computer parts coming from all around the world is an example of_________________. [Answer]

Output: globalization


Input: [Question] Many settlers moved westward during the 1800's to___________________. [Answer]

Output: find more land


Input: [Answer] having a number of different species in an area [Question]

Output: Biodiversity


Input: [Answer] area, climate, and diversity of niches [Question]

Output: Factors that affect biodiversity in an ecosystem


Input: [Answer] a species that influences the survival of many other species in an ecosystem [Question]

Output: Keystone species


Input: [Answer] the structures in an organism's cell that carry it's hereditary information [Question]

Output: Genes


Input: [Answer] the disapearance from earth of all members of a species [Question]

Output: Extinction


Input: [Answer] species in danger of becoming extinct in the near future [Question]

Output: Endangered species


Input: [Answer] a species that could become endangered in the near future [Question]

Output: Threatened species


Input: [Answer] natural events [Question]

Output: Causes of extinction


Input: [Answer] Habitat destruction [Question]

Output: Leading cause of extinction


Input: [Answer] illegaly killing animals [Question]

Output: Poaching


Input: [Answer] the mating of animals in a safe captivity [Question]

Output: Captive breeding


Input: [Answer] Attenuation [Question]

Output: process by which a beam of radiation is reduced in energy when passing through tissue or other materials.


Input: [Answer] Central Ray [Question]

Output: Theoretical center of a beam of radiation.


Input: [Answer] Density [Question]

Output: Degree of darkening of exposed and processed photographic or radiographic film


Input: [Answer] Distortion [Question]

Output: Misinterpretation of the true size of shape of an object.


Input: [Answer] Dynamic [Question]

Output: With motion


Input: [Answer] Fog [Question]

Output: Unwanted exposure or film densities


Input: [Answer] Grid [Question]

Output: Device consisting of thin lead strips designed to permit primary radiation to pass while reducing scatter radiation.


Input: [Answer] Half-Value Layer [Question]

Output: Amount of filtration necessary to reduce the intensity of the radiation beam to one half its original value.


Input: [Answer] Image Receptor [Question]

Output: Medium used to capture the image for recording, such as x-ray film or a digital imaging plate.


Input: [Answer] Intensifying Screen [Question]

Output: Layer of luminescent crystals placed inside a cassette to expose x-ray film efficiently and thereby significantly reduce patient dose.


Input: [Answer] Inverse Square Law [Question]

Output: Mathematical formula that describes the relationship between radiation intensity and distance from the source of the radiation.


Input: [Answer] Kilovoltage Peak [Question]

Output: Measure of the potential difference, which controls the quality and quantity of x-ray photons produced in the x-ray tube.


Input: [Answer] Latent image [Question]

Output: Invisible image created after exposure but before processing.


Input: [Answer] Milliampere Seconds [Question]

Output: Measurement of milliamperage times seconds, which controls the quantity of x-ray photons produced in the x-ray tube.


Input: [Answer] Penetrating Ability [Question]

Output: Ability of an x-ray beam to pass through an object, controlled by the kVp of the beam.


Input: [Answer] Penumbra [Question]

Output: Fuzzy border of an object as imaged radiographically.


Input: [Answer] Photon [Question]

Output: Quantum or particle of radiant energy


Input: [Answer] Positive Beam Limitation [Question]

Output: automatic collimation system used on diagnostic x-ray units.


Input: [Answer] Primary Radiation [Question]

Output: x-ray beam after it leaves the x-ray tube and before it reaches the object


Input: [Answer] Radiolucent [Question]

Output: permitting the passage of x-rays or other forms of energy with little attenuation


Input: [Answer] Radiopaque [Question]

Output: not easily penetrable by x-rays or other forms of radiant energy.


Input: [Answer] Recorded Detail [Question]

Output: Representation of an object's true borders


Input: [Answer] Relative Speed [Question]

Output: Relative measurements of the speed of radiographic film and intensifying screen system.


Input: [Answer] Remnant Radiation [Question]

Output: Radiation resulting after the x-ray beam hits the object.


Input: [Answer] Resolution [Question]

Output: A measurement of the recorded detail on a radiograph.


Input: [Answer] Scatter Radiation [Question]

Output: Radiation produced from x-ray photon interactions with matter in such a way that the resulting photons have continued in a different direction.


Input: [Answer] Source-to-Image Receptor Distance [Question]

Output: The distance between the source of the x-rays (usually the focal spot of the x-ray tube) and the image receptor.


Input: [Answer] Static [Question]

Output: Unmoving


Input: [Answer] Umbra [Question]

Output: True border of an object as imaged radiographically.


Input: [Answer] the distance traveled divided by the time taken to travel the distance [Question]

Output: speed


Input: [Answer] divide the total distance traveled by the time taken [Question]

Output: average speed


Input: [Answer] the speed of an object at one instant of time [Question]

Output: instantaneous speed


Input: [Answer] the speed of the object and the direction of its motion [Question]

Output: velocity


Input: [Answer] the change in velocity divided by the time it takes for the change to occur [Question]

Output: acceleration


Input: [Answer] the amount of matter in the object [Question]

Output: mass


Input: [Answer] the tendency of an object to resist change in its motion [Question]

Output: inertia


Input: [Answer] a measure of how hard it is to stop an object; depends on its mass and velocity [Question]

Output: momentum


Input: [Answer] the total momentum of objects that collide is the same before and after the collision [Question]

Output: law of conservation of momentum


Input: [Question] Endowment [Answer]

Output: putting emotional memory into objects or people to become more involved with what's going on and to become more focused.


Input: [Question] Subtext [Answer]

Output: reactive thought that leads you to your next action as the character. Becomes the last link in throughline.


Input: [Question] Moment before [Answer]

Output: a developed detailed series of events that the actor imagines for their character before entering the scene


Input: [Question] Sense Memory [Answer]

Output: the use of the memory of an actor's real or imagined past of sensations similar to those required by a scene in order to enrich the actor's response to a scene. (5 senses)


Input: [Question] Tactics [Answer]

Output: techniques used to overcome obstacles


Input: [Question] Tempo Rhythm [Answer]

Output: Tempo is the speed of the action. Rhythm is the intesity of the action.


Input: [Question] Beat Objective [Answer]

Output: The aim or goal of the smallest division of the dramatic action for your character, and to have a useful beat objective, you must have an active verb and a fully defined relationship with your object in the now.


Input: [Question] Truth and Belief [Answer]

Output: Truth comes through the convincing actions of an actor. Once the actor's actions are acknowledged, they are recognized and believed. The belief is our confirmation and acceptance of the truthful action.


Input: [Question] Ensemble [Answer]

Output: Everyone involved in making the production.


Input: [Question] Throughline [Answer]

Output: Each beat and scene in a role fitting together like the vertebrae in a spine. When the actor experiences the connectedness, the role begins to flow as if under it's own power.


Input: [Question] Public Solitude [Answer]

Output: The actor, through focus on the objective, can "forget" that he or she is in the public and thereby avoid self-consciousness and stage fright.


Input: [Question] Justification [Answer]

Output: Finding reason behind and impetus towards physical action. It is a means through which we translate a logical sequence of thought into a feasible progression of doing.


Input: [Question] Physical Actions [Answer]

Output: The justified movements of an actor's character in a play.


Input: [Question] Obstacle [Answer]

Output: anything that stands in the way of your character achieving their goal and getting what he/she wants.


Input: [Question] Communion [Answer]

Output: The collaboration of emotions, thoughts, and words with your character and the objects of the play.


Input: [Question] Superobjective [Answer]

Output: The overriding goal of a character throughout the entire world of the play.


Input: [Question] Imagination [Answer]

Output: The ability to let your thoughts run wild into an endless array of possibilities, situations, and circumstances within the world of the play.


Input: [Question] Psychological gesture [Answer]

Output: After studying your character, the GC's and creating a biography, psychological gestures are specific gestures of your character that are NOT a part of you. This is a tool to help you focus on your smallest circle of attention.


Input: [Question] Score [Answer]

Output: The framework of your character in a play that leads you to your inspiration for that character. This is something you actually write down to help you find your super, beat, and scene objectives along with your tactics and obstacles.


Input: [Question] Beats [Answer]

Output: A unit o action with it's own crisis and conflict. In each beat, your character will have a single objective. Beats are formed of moments and flow to create the underlying structure of a scene.


Input: [Question] Relaxation [Answer]

Output: The act of releasing all the tensions from your body and mind. making your creative processes free and clear.


Input: [Question] Adaptation [Answer]

Output: The inner and outer means that people use in a variety of relationships and also as an aid in affecting an object. Made consciously and unconsciously.


Input: [Question] Magic If [Answer]

Output: When you put yourself in the GC's of your character as if you lived in that world, then experience your character's needs as if they were your own, then choosing and following your character's actions as if they were your own


Input: [Question] Scene Objective [Answer]

Output: Your characters needs and wants within a scene.


Input: [Question] Biography [Answer]

Output: A developed detailed back story that an actor creates for their character in a play before going into the rehearsal process.


Input: [Question] Given Circumstances [Answer]

Output: the plot, facts, incidents, period, time and place of action, the way of like, how the actors and the directors understand the play, contributions we ourselves make, the mise-en-scene, sets, costumes, props, stage dressing, sound effects etc.


Input: [Answer] street [Question]

Output: The boy crossed the ____________.


Input: [Answer] song [Question]

Output: We sang a ___________.


Input: [Answer] bell [Question]

Output: The _________ rang before school.


Input: [Answer] corn [Question]

Output: We ate sweet _________ off the cob.


Input: [Answer] watch [Question]

Output: I looked at my __________ to tell the time.


Input: [Answer] flower [Question]

Output: The ____________ smelled great after I picked it.


Input: [Answer] picture [Question]

Output: She took a ____________ of the mountains to remember them forever.


Input: [Answer] name [Question]

Output: What is my ________?


Input: [Answer] grass [Question]

Output: I cut the ______ because it was long.


Input: [Question] Vertebral arch [Answer]

Output: posterior ring like portion


Input: [Question] Vertebral foramen [Answer]

Output: the space enclosed by the vertebral arch and body


Input: [Question] What forms the vertebral arch? [Answer]

Output: two pedicles and two lamina


Input: [Question] Vertebral notch [Answer]

Output: the concave superior and inferior surfaces of the pedicles


Input: [Question] Intervertebral foramina [Answer]

Output: formed by the vertebral notches of a superior and inferior vertebrae


Input: [Question] Laminae (L-spine) [Answer]

Output: thick, project posteriorly from the pedicles running from the transverse process to the spinous process.


Input: [Question] Superior and inferior articular processes [Answer]

Output: arise from the junction of the pedicle and lamina to articulate with the vertebrae above and below


Input: [Question] The superior articular process has a facet where? [Answer]

Output: on the posterior surface


Input: [Question] The inferior articular process has a facet where? [Answer]

Output: on the anterior surface


Input: [Question] Zygapophyseal joint [Answer]

Output: the articulation between the superior and inferior articular facet


Input: [Question] The transverse processes of L1-L3 are directed: [Answer]

Output: laterally


Input: [Question] The transverse processes of L4-L5 are directed: [Answer]

Output: superiorly


Input: [Question] The pedicles are directed: [Answer]

Output: posteriorly


Input: [Question] Pars interarticularis [Answer]

Output: portion of the lamina located between the superior and inferior articular process


Input: [Question] Mamillary process [Answer]

Output: smooth rounded process on the back of each superior articular process


Input: [Question] Accessory process [Answer]

Output: near the point of attachment on the transverse process, posteriorly


Input: [Question] How do the zygapophyseal joints lie to the MSP? [Answer]

Output: 30-60 degrees


Input: [Question] How do the intervertebral foramina lie to the MSP? [Answer]

Output: perpendicular


Input: [Question] the ear of the scotty dog represents what? [Answer]

Output: the superior articular process


Input: [Question] the nose of the scotty dog represents what? [Answer]

Output: transverse process


Input: [Question] the eye of the scotty dog represents what? [Answer]

Output: pedicle


Input: [Question] the neck of the scotty dog represents what? [Answer]

Output: pars interarticuaris


Input: [Question] the body of the scotty dog represents what? [Answer]

Output: lamina


Input: [Question] the foot of the scotty dog represents what? [Answer]

Output: inferior articular process


Input: [Question] intervertebral joint space type [Answer]

Output: cartilaginous symphysis


Input: [Question] zygapophyseal joint space type [Answer]

Output: synovial gliding


Input: [Question] sacroiliac joint type [Answer]

Output: irregular gliding


Input: [TERM] SELECTIVE ATTENTION [DEFINITION]

Output: The focusing of conscious awareness on a particular stimulus, as in the cocktail party effect.


Input: [TERM] VISUAL CAPTURE [DEFINITION]

Output: The tendency for vision to dominate the other senses.


Input: [TERM] GESTALT [DEFINITION]

Output: An organized whole. These psychologists emphasize our tendency to integrate pieces of information into meaningful wholes.


Input: [TERM] FIGURE-GROUND [DEFINITION]

Output: The organization of the visual field into objects that stand out from their surroundings.


Input: [TERM] GROUPING [DEFINITION]

Output: The perceptual tendency to organize stimuli into coherent groups.


Input: [TERM] DEPTH PERCEPTION [DEFINITION]

Output: The ability to see objects in three dimensions although the images that strike the retina are two-dimensional; allows us to judge distance.


Input: [TERM] VISUAL CLIFF [DEFINITION]

Output: A laboratory device for testing depth perception in infants and young animals.


Input: [TERM] BINOCULAR CUES [DEFINITION]

Output: Depth cues, such as retinal disparity and convergence, that depend on the use of two eyes.


Input: [TERM] MONOCULAR CUES [DEFINITION]

Output: Distance cues, such as linear perspective and overlap, available to either eye alone.


Input: [TERM] RETINAL DISPARITY [DEFINITION]

Output: A binocular cue for receiving depth: By comparing images from the two eyeballs, the brain computes distance - the greater the disparity (difference) between the two images, the closer the object.


Input: [TERM] CONVERGENCE [DEFINITION]

Output: A binocular cue for perceiving depth; The extent to which the eyes converge inward when looking at an object.


Input: [TERM] PHI PHENOMENON [DEFINITION]

Output: An illusion of movement created when two or more adjacent lights blink on and off in succession.


Input: [TERM] PERCEPTUAL CONSTANCY [DEFINITION]

Output: Perceiving objects as unchanging (having consistent lightness, color, shape, and size) even as illumination and retinal images change.


Input: [TERM] PERCEPTUAL ADAPTATION [DEFINITION]

Output: In vision, the ability to adjust to an artificially displaced or even inverted visual field.


Input: [TERM] PERCEPTUAL SET [DEFINITION]

Output: A mental predisposition to perceive one thing and not another.


Input: [TERM] HUMAN FACTORS PSYCHOLOGY [DEFINITION]

Output: A branch of psychology that explores how people and machines interact and how machines and physical environments can be adapted to human behaviors.


Input: [TERM] EXTRA SENSORY PERCEPTION [DEFINITION]

Output: The controversial claim that perception can occur apart from sensory input. Said to include telepathy, clairvoyance, and precognition.


Input: [TERM] PARAPSYCHOLOGY [DEFINITION]

Output: The study of paranormal phenomenon, including ESP and psychokinesis.


Input: [Questions] Visibility of detail [Answers]

Output: the overall quality of the finished radiograph


Input: [Questions] Recorded detail [Answers]

Output: the sharpness of the lines of the image


Input: [Questions] What is noise? [Answers]

Output: any unwanted thing on the image


Input: [Questions] A decrease in OID causes recorded detail to do what? [Answers]

Output: increase


Input: [Questions] An increase in FSS causes recorded detail to do what? [Answers]

Output: decrease


Input: [Questions] As SOD increases, detail ___________ [Answers]

Output: increases


Input: [Questions] As OID increases, magnification ___________ [Answers]

Output: increases


Input: [Questions] As FSS increases, penumbra ___________ [Answers]

Output: increases


Input: [Questions] As OID increase, penumbra ___________ [Answers]

Output: increases


Input: [Questions] As SID increases, penumbra ___________ [Answers]

Output: decreases


Input: [Questions] What are the geometric factors that affect recorded detail? [Answers]

Output: FSS, OID, and SID


Input: [Questions] What is used to measure recorded detail? [Answers]

Output: resolution grid


Input: [Questions] A metal line and the space next to it is called a _______ [Answers]

Output: line pair


Input: [Questions] The area of unsharpness is called __________ [Answers]

Output: penumbra


Input: [Questions] As unsharpness increases, recorded detail __________ [Answers]

Output: decreases


Input: [Questions] What is the area on the anode of the tube that is hit with electrons from the filament? [Answers]

Output: focal spot size


Input: [Questions] Involuntary motion can be best reduced by _________ ____________ __________ [Answers]

Output: decreasing exposure time.


Input: [Questions] The best method of reducing motion is _____________ ______________ [Answers]

Output: patient communication


Input: [Questions] The controlling factor of recorded detail is __________ [Answers]

Output: FSS


Input: [Question] CUSTOMER SERVICE: ROLE OF EXPECTATIONS [Answer]

Output: Are based on knowledge and experiences which vary with type of retailers (discount vs department stores)


Input: [Question] PERCEIVED SERVICE [Answer]

Output: Evaluation are based on perception


Input: [Question] CUES USED TO ASSESS SERVICE [Answer]

Output: Reliability, Tangibility, Empathy, Responsiveness, Assurance


Input: [Question] RELIABILITY [Answer]

Output: Accuracy of billing, meeting promised delivery dates


Input: [Question] ASSURANCE [Answer]

Output: (Trust) Guarantees and warranties return policies; Knowledge and courtesy of employees and their ability to convey trust and confidence, such as having sales people who are thoroughly trained


Input: [Question] RESPONSIVENESS [Answer]

Output: Willingness to help customers and provide prompt service as returning calls and emails immediately


Input: [Question] EMPATHY [Answer]

Output: Caring, individualized attention provided to customers ex) personalized service and/or recognition by name


Input: [Question] TANGIBILITY [Answer]

Output: Appearance of store/website, display of merchandise, and appearance of sales people


Input: [Question] GAP MODEL FOR IMPROVING SERVICE QUALITY [Answer]

Output: 1)Knowledge gap 2)Standards gap 3)Delivery gap 4)Communication gap


Input: [Question] KNOWLEDGE GAP [Answer]

Output: Difference b/w customer expectations and the retailers perception of customer expectations= knowing what the customer wants


Input: [Question] STANDARDS GAP [Answer]

Output: Difference b/w the retailers perception of customer's expectations and the customers service standards is set.


Input: [Question] DELIVERY GAP [Answer]

Output: Difference b/w the retailer's service standard and the actual service provided to customers


Input: [Question] COMMUNICATION GAP [Answer]

Output: Difference b/w the actual service provided to customers and the service promised in the retailer's promotion program


Input: [Question] CLOSING THE KNOWLEDGE GAP [KNOWING WHAT CUSTOMERS WANT] [Answer]

Output: Comprehensive studies, customer panels and interviews, interacting with customers, feedback from store employees, and using customer research


Input: [Question] CLOSING THE STANDARDS GAP: [SETTING SERVICE STANDARDS] [Answer]

Output: High quality service commitment, define the service providers, set service goals, measure service performance (mystery shoppers)


Input: [Question] CLOSING THE DELIVERY GAP: [MEETING AND EXCEEDING SERVICE STANDARDS] [Answer]

Output: Provide instrumental and emotional support, improve internal communications, provide incentives, use technology


Input: [Question] INSTRUMENTAL SUPPORT: [Answer]

Output: Associates need to have the appropriate systems and the right equipment to deliver the services


Input: [Question] EMOTIONAL SUPPORT: [Answer]

Output: Associates need emotional support from their coworkers or a concern for the well-being of others


Input: [Question] CLOSING THE COMMUNICATIONS GAP: [COMMUNICATION THE SERVICE PROMISE] [Answer]

Output: Corporate ideas-reality of store operations need to be communicated; managing customer expectations


Input: [Question] SERVICE RECOVERY [Answer]

Output: 1)Listen to the customer 2)Provide a fair solution 3)Resolve problem quickly


Input: [Question] SERVICE RECOVERY PARADOX? [Answer]

Output: Customer initially dissatisfied with the service but after applying the 3 steps, customer will be more satisfied with the company then before


Input: [Answer] Skeletal, Cardiac, and Smooth [Question]

Output: Name the 3 types of muscle tissue.


Input: [Answer] Smooth muscle tissue [Question]

Output: What is the only kind of muscle tissue that is NOT striated?


Input: [Answer] Skeletal muscle tissue [Question]

Output: What is the only kind of muscle tissue that is voluntary?


Input: [Answer] producing body movements, stabilizing body positions, storing and moving substances within the body, generating heat [Question]

Output: What are the FOUR key functions of muscle tissue?


Input: [Answer] electrical excitability, contractility, extensibility, and elasticity [Question]

Output: What are the FOUR special properties of muscle tissue?


Input: [Answer] Epimysium [Question]

Output: What is the outermost layer surrounding muscle tissue?


Input: [Answer] Fascicles [Question]

Output: Perimysium surroundfs groups of 10 to 100 muscle fibers, separating them into bundles called _________.


Input: [Answer] dense irregular [Question]

Output: Both epimysium and perimysium are _____ ______ connective tissue.


Input: [Answer] endomysium [Question]

Output: the innermost layer of muscle tissue is called _______.


Input: [Answer] a class II, III, or IV [Question]

Output: A matrix must be used to create a temporary wall for which classifications of tooth restoration?


Input: [Answer] class II [Question]

Output: What classification(s) of cavity preparation would use a posterior matrix system?


Input: [Answer] Tofflemire retainer and matrix band [Question]

Output: What is the most common matrix system used for class II posterior restorations?


Input: [Answer] contra-angle [Question]

Output: A _____ Tofflemire retainer has been designed with a slight bend in the body to accommodate positioning from the lingual surface.


Input: [Answer] toward the gingiva [Question]

Output: When placing a matrix band, where is the smaller circumference of the band placed?


Input: [Answer] Matrices [Question]

Output: What is the plural of matrix?


Input: [Answer] clear plastic [Question]

Output: This matrix is used for anterior composite resin or glass ionomer restorations.


Input: [Answer] the T-band or the spot-welded band [Question]

Output: This is used as a matrix system for the primary molars.


Input: [Answer] a burnisher or the end of a mirror handle [Question]

Output: What is used to contour a metal matrix band for posterior teeth?


Input: [Answer] a wedge [Question]

Output: What additional item is used in the matrix system to re-establish a proper contact with an adjacent tooth?


Input: [Answer] Overhang or cupping [Question]

Output: What can result from improper wedge placement?


Input: [Answer] Howe pliers [Question]

Output: What is the instrument of choice when positioning a wooden wedge?


Input: [Answer] Metal bands scratch composites [Question]

Output: Why can’t a stainless steel matrix band be used with composites?


Input: [Answer] Mylar strip [Question]

Output: What is another term for a clear plastic matrix?


Input: [Answer] automatrix [Question]

Output: What matrix system is an alternative to the universal retainer?


Input: [Answer] palodent [Question]

Output: What is another term for a thin polished matrix band used for posterior composites?


Input: [Answer] 1 mm [Question]

Output: When a posterior metal matrix band and retainer are placed, the seated matrix band should extend approximately _______ below the gingival margin of the preparation.


Input: [Question] erosion [Answer]

Output: the movement of soil or other materials from one place to another


Input: [Question] ingenuity [Answer]

Output: cleverness and originality


Input: [Question] Project Board [Answer]

Output: a space for the class to keep track of progress while working on a project


Input: [Question] case [Answer]

Output: an example or occurrence of something


Input: [Question] case study [Answer]

Output: an analysis of an example or occurrence of something


Input: [Question] sediment [Answer]

Output: solid fragments of inorganic or organic materials that come from rock and are carried and deposited by wind, water, or ice


Input: [Question] friction [Answer]

Output: a force that resists motion


Input: [Question] drought [Answer]

Output: a long period of dry weather with very little or no rain


Input: [Question] weathering [Answer]

Output: the breaking down of rocks into smaller pieces by natural processes


Input: [Question] deposition [Answer]

Output: in this case, the laying down of soil or other materials in a new location


Input: [Question] phenomenon [Answer]

Output: an event or detail that can be observed


Input: [Question] variable [Answer]

Output: a single factor that is tested in an experiment


Input: [Question] interpret [Answer]

Output: to find the meaning of something


Input: [Question] trend [Answer]

Output: a pattern or a tendency


Input: [Question] claim [Answer]

Output: in this case, a statement about what a trend means


Input: [Question] Investigation Expo: [Answer]

Output: presentation of the procedure, results, and interpretations of results of an investigation


Input: [Question] fair test [Answer]

Output: things being compared are tested under the same conditions, and the test matches the question being asked. All variables, aside from the variable you are investigation, are kept the same


Input: [Question] independent (manipulated) variable [Answer]

Output: in an experiment, the variable the scientist intentionally changes


Input: [Question] control variables [Answer]

Output: in an experiment, the variables kept constant (not changed).


Input: [Question] dependent (responding) variables [Answer]

Output: in an experiment, the variables whose values are measured; scientists measure how these variables respond to changes they make in a manipulated variable


Input: [Question] terracing [Answer]

Output: cutting a series of raised steps into a slope


Input: [Question] Capitation [Answer]

Output: A fixed amount periodically paid to a provider for delivery of services for each person covered under a contract or policy


Input: [Question] Entitlements [Answer]

Output: Government payments that are made through legislatively specified programs to individuals having certain designated characteristics and circumstances, such as age or need


Input: [Question] Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) [Answer]

Output: A prepaid organized delivery system where the organization and the primary care physicians assume some financial risk for the care provided to its enrolled members


Input: [Question] Indemnity [Answer]

Output: The standard fee-for-service insurance policies provided by employers, organizations, or individuals. Usually the most expensive type, this insurance covers service from any provider


Input: [Question] Managed Care [Answer]

Output: A synonym for all kinds of integrated delivery systems, in contrast with unmanaged, fee-for-service care.


Input: [Question] Medigap insurance [Answer]

Output: Medicare supplemental insurance policies that are available through private companies


Input: [Question] Point of service plan (POS) [Answer]

Output: An open-access plan similar to an HMO that provides limited coverage for self-referral outside the network


Input: [Question] Preferred provider organization (PPO) [Answer]

Output: An entity that acts as a broker between the purchaser of care and the provider in which consumers have the option of using the preferred providers available with the plan or not


Input: [Question] what is the function of the extracellular matrix? [Answer]

Output: tissue resiliency and cellular interactions


Input: [Question] where is the extracellular matrix concentrated? [Answer]

Output: connective tissues


Input: [Question] how many different kinds of collagen are in the body? [Answer]

Output: 14


Input: [Question] what is the most abundant protein of the body, making up half our protein by weight? [Answer]

Output: collagen


Input: [Question] which direction is the helix of collagen? [Answer]

Output: left-handed (opposite of the norm)


Input: [Question] what elements provide tensile strength by resisting stretching forces? [Answer]

Output: collagen


Input: [Question] what is every 3rd residue of an α-chain? [Answer]

Output: glycines


Input: [Question] About 10% of the total weight of collagen represents sugar side chains, mostly glucose-galactose disaccharides. What process do they contribute to? [Answer]

Output: glycosylation


Input: [Question] Hydroxyl (OH) groups are bound to numerous proline and lysine residues of collagen. What process do they contribute to? [Answer]

Output: hydroxylation


Input: [Question] what molecule crosslinks the lysyl residues at the end of the collagen fibers? [Answer]

Output: lysyl oxidase


Input: [Question] why do muscles look striated? [Answer]

Output: from the pattern of overlap between tropocollagens


Input: [Question] why does the collagen process move outside of the cell? [Answer]

Output: it is too large to remain inside the cell


Input: [Question] Excessive collagen production (e.g. pulmonary fibrosis, atherosclerosis, scar tissue in liver due to over consumption of alcohol) are what collagen defect? [Answer]

Output: fibrosis


Input: [Question] Lack of hydroxyproline residues due to dietary deficiency of vitamin C leads to what collagen defect? [Answer]

Output: scurvy


Input: [Question] what are the symptoms of scurvy? [Answer]

Output: Symptoms include weak and malformed bones, teeth, skin, blood vessel walls, and dermal hemorrhaging


Input: [Question] Mutations resulting in underproduction or incomplete processing of different collagens leads to what collagen defect? [Answer]

Output: Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (rubber-man syndrome


Input: [Question] what are the symptoms of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (rubber-man syndrome)? [Answer]

Output: loose skin and joints or neonatal death.


Input: [Question] Mutations of type I collagen, which interfere with triple helix assembly (e.g. substitution of glycines residues with more bulky amino acids). The most severe mutations result in lethality in utero or soon after birth is what collagen deficiency? [Answer]

Output: Osteogenesis imperfecta (brittle-bone syndrome)


Input: [Question] what component provides tissues with elasticity, the ability to return to their original size and shape? [Answer]

Output: elastin


Input: [Question] elastin is abundant in what structures? [Answer]

Output: ligaments, arteries, aortic arch, some in tendons, skin, and loose connective tissue


Input: [Question] what are the major components of the extracellular matrix? [Answer]

Output: collagen, elastin, hyaluronan and proteoglycans


Input: [Question] polypeptides that are produced by collagen are known as what? [Answer]

Output: alpha-chains


Input: [Question] why are alpha-chains the opposite of the normal direction? [Answer]

Output: high proportion of proline residues which contort the polypeptide backbone


Input: [Question] most prolines follow what amino acid on the helix? [Answer]

Output: lysine


Input: [Question] where is collagen produced in the body? bones? cartilage? [Answer]

Output: fibroblasts, osteoblasts, chondroblasts


Input: [Question] after being processed in the cell, collagen is exported for completion in what form? [Answer]

Output: tropocollagen


Input: [Question] fibrilin mutation result in what disease? [Answer]

Output: marfan's syndrome


Input: [Question] what formations congregate to a scaffold of glycoprotein microfibrils such as fibrillin? [Answer]

Output: tropoelastins


Input: [Question] unlike collagen, tropoelastins are not bundled into parallel fibrils. Instead, they form what structures? [Answer]

Output: crisscrossed meshworks


Input: [Question] Tropoelastin consists of alternating what? [Answer]

Output: hydrophobic and hydrophilic segments


Input: [Question] what is an inhibitor of various proteases such as elastase, which is secreted by neutrophils? [Answer]

Output: alpha-1-antitrypsin


Input: [Question] alpha-1-AT-deficiency can lead to what disease? [Answer]

Output: emphysema


Input: [Question] what are polysaccharides composed of disaccharide repeats which are modified with nitride, sulfide or carboxyl groups? [Answer]

Output: Glycosaminoglycans


Input: [Question] an extremely large glycosaminoglycan, consisting of up to 50,000 glucuronic acid / acetylglucosamine repeats: [Answer]

Output: Hyaluronan (hyaluronic acid)


Input: [Question] The polar sugars of hyaluronan globs interact with water molecules to form gel like bodies known as what? [Answer]

Output: hydration spheres


Input: [Question] what is the function of hydration spheres? [Answer]

Output: provide turgor to tissues, increase viscosity of extracellular fluids, and serve as lubricants for joints


Input: [Question] glycosaminoglycan-protein compounds are known as what? [Answer]

Output: proteoglycans


Input: [Question] what is a proteoglycan that activates a clotting inhibitor called antithrombin III? [Answer]

Output: heparin sulfate


Input: [Question] these consist of as many as 100 proteoglycans linked to a hyaluronan core: [Answer]

Output: aggrecans


Input: [Question] what is the function of aggrecans? [Answer]

Output: to resist compression


Input: [Question] extracellular matrix crosslinking proteins are called what? [Answer]

Output: multiadhesive matrix proteins


Input: [Question] what structures crosslink the extracellular matrix and anchor it to cells? [Answer]

Output: fibronectins


Input: [Question] what structures crosslink extracellular matrix fibers forming the basal lamina? [Answer]

Output: laminin


Input: [Question] offtime [Answer]

Output: time they had off


Input: [Question] What did the slaves do with thier land? [Answer]

Output: they grew grops and had live stock


Input: [Question] How could slaves get a day off? [Answer]

Output: work double time


Input: [Question] 2 task holiday [Answer]

Output: doubled work


Input: [Question] weekend pass [Answer]

Output: could leave for the weekend


Input: [Question] When slaves left the farm what did they have to get before ruturning? [Answer]

Output: thier ticket singed


Input: [Question] courting [Answer]

Output: dating


Input: [Question] On sundays was there always church? [Answer]

Output: no


Input: [Question] What did they doon sunday? [Answer]

Output: went to owners house and had foot races, hourse races, hunt and fish


Input: [Question] On christmas how many days did they have off? [Answer]

Output: 3


Input: [Question] what did they do on christmas? [Answer]

Output: went singing


Input: [Question] piaza [Answer]

Output: large porch


Input: [Question] Were weddings common around christmas? [Answer]

Output: yes


Input: [Question] What was the mixture of slaves religoin? [Answer]

Output: chritianity,african belives,voodo


Input: [Question] did slaves have stronge belives in after death? [Answer]

Output: yess


Input: [Question] conjures [Answer]

Output: medician man, cast spells and curses


Input: [Question] Did slaves belive in ghosts? [Answer]

Output: yes


Input: [Question] a haunt [Answer]

Output: spirit of the dead to trouble the living


Input: [Question] the hagg [Answer]

Output: disimbodied from a witch who sheds her skin adnd rides people at night


Input: [Question] plat-eye [Answer]

Output: shape changing spirit


Input: [Question] religious meetings [Answer]

Output: very long and very lively


Input: [Question] did the owners want the slaves to read the bible? [Answer]

Output: no


Input: [Question] What wzaS the main way of communicating? [Answer]

Output: storey telling


Input: [Question] trickster tales [Answer]

Output: not just for entertain ment, describes the slaves world and to educate and inspire the little slaves,teach how to behave


Input: [Question] What were the most common trickster tale deal with? [Answer]

Output: animals are given person characturistics


Input: [Question] In TT what were the small and weak? [Answer]

Output: smart and sly and get the best of the bigger ones


Input: [Question] Was the trickster ever tricked? [Answer]

Output: yes


Input: [Question] IN TT was in the main focus? [Answer]

Output: food and the trickster punish ment


Input: [Question] Slave john tales [Answer]

Output: john against omasa,shows how the slave owners fortins ties together


Input: [Question] Do slve rales begin like fairy tales? [Answer]

Output: yes


Input: [Question] What did slave storeys point out? [Answer]

Output: how things were suppose to be


Input: [Question] What did slaves think their owners were [Answer]

Output: thiefes


Input: [Question] What did the ownerzs think of the slaves? [Answer]

Output: ingnorant,care free,child like


Input: [Question] Gullah [Answer]

Output: own languege not being poorly taught how to speak


Input: [Question] What were inportant in gullah? [Answer]

Output: tones,spoken not writen, different for today gullah


Input: [Question] GULLAH PORNOUNS [Answer]

Output: 'e= he ,it , she


Input: [Question] gullah plurals [Answer]

Output: 'em=them


Input: [Question] Where pronouns more complex than verbs? [Answer]

Output: yes


Input: [Question] pidgin [Answer]

Output: a second languge for two or more groups of people who speak different languges


Input: [Question] creole [Answer]

Output: a pidgin languegs passed on to a second generation as thier native languege


Input: [Question] When you start to write gullah does it become more complex? [Answer]

Output: YES, becomes closer and closer to english


Input: [Question] naming children [Answer]

Output: the power to name children means you own them


Input: [Answer] Are based on knowledge and experiences which vary with type of retailers (discount vs department stores) [Question]

Output: CUSTOMER SERVICE: ROLE OF EXPECTATIONS


Input: [Answer] Evaluation are based on perception [Question]

Output: PERCEIVED SERVICE


Input: [Answer] Reliability, Tangibility, Empathy, Responsiveness, Assurance [Question]

Output: CUES USED TO ASSESS SERVICE


Input: [Answer] Accuracy of billing, meeting promised delivery dates [Question]

Output: RELIABILITY


Input: [Answer] (Trust) Guarantees and warranties return policies; Knowledge and courtesy of employees and their ability to convey trust and confidence, such as having sales people who are thoroughly trained [Question]

Output: ASSURANCE


Input: [Answer] Willingness to help customers and provide prompt service as returning calls and emails immediately [Question]

Output: RESPONSIVENESS


Input: [Answer] Caring, individualized attention provided to customers ex) personalized service and/or recognition by name [Question]

Output: EMPATHY


Input: [Answer] Appearance of store/website, display of merchandise, and appearance of sales people [Question]

Output: TANGIBILITY


Input: [Answer] 1)Knowledge gap 2)Standards gap 3)Delivery gap 4)Communication gap [Question]

Output: GAP MODEL FOR IMPROVING SERVICE QUALITY


Input: [Answer] Difference b/w customer expectations and the retailers perception of customer expectations= knowing what the customer wants [Question]

Output: KNOWLEDGE GAP


Input: [Answer] Difference b/w the retailers perception of customer's expectations and the customers service standards is set. [Question]

Output: STANDARDS GAP


Input: [Answer] Difference b/w the retailer's service standard and the actual service provided to customers [Question]

Output: DELIVERY GAP


Input: [Answer] Difference b/w the actual service provided to customers and the service promised in the retailer's promotion program [Question]

Output: COMMUNICATION GAP


Input: [Answer] Comprehensive studies, customer panels and interviews, interacting with customers, feedback from store employees, and using customer research [Question]

Output: CLOSING THE KNOWLEDGE GAP [KNOWING WHAT CUSTOMERS WANT]


Input: [Answer] High quality service commitment, define the service providers, set service goals, measure service performance (mystery shoppers) [Question]

Output: CLOSING THE STANDARDS GAP: [SETTING SERVICE STANDARDS]


Input: [Answer] Provide instrumental and emotional support, improve internal communications, provide incentives, use technology [Question]

Output: CLOSING THE DELIVERY GAP: [MEETING AND EXCEEDING SERVICE STANDARDS]


Input: [Answer] Associates need to have the appropriate systems and the right equipment to deliver the services [Question]

Output: INSTRUMENTAL SUPPORT:


Input: [Answer] Associates need emotional support from their coworkers or a concern for the well-being of others [Question]

Output: EMOTIONAL SUPPORT:


Input: [Answer] Corporate ideas-reality of store operations need to be communicated; managing customer expectations [Question]

Output: CLOSING THE COMMUNICATIONS GAP: [COMMUNICATION THE SERVICE PROMISE]


Input: [Answer] 1)Listen to the customer 2)Provide a fair solution 3)Resolve problem quickly [Question]

Output: SERVICE RECOVERY


Input: [Answer] Customer initially dissatisfied with the service but after applying the 3 steps, customer will be more satisfied with the company then before [Question]

Output: SERVICE RECOVERY PARADOX?


Input: [Question] process by which a beam of radiation is reduced in energy when passing through tissue or other materials. [Answer]

Output: Attenuation


Input: [Question] Theoretical center of a beam of radiation. [Answer]

Output: Central Ray


Input: [Question] Degree of darkening of exposed and processed photographic or radiographic film [Answer]

Output: Density


Input: [Question] Misinterpretation of the true size of shape of an object. [Answer]

Output: Distortion


Input: [Question] With motion [Answer]

Output: Dynamic


Input: [Question] Unwanted exposure or film densities [Answer]

Output: Fog


Input: [Question] Device consisting of thin lead strips designed to permit primary radiation to pass while reducing scatter radiation. [Answer]

Output: Grid


Input: [Question] Amount of filtration necessary to reduce the intensity of the radiation beam to one half its original value. [Answer]

Output: Half-Value Layer


Input: [Question] Medium used to capture the image for recording, such as x-ray film or a digital imaging plate. [Answer]

Output: Image Receptor


Input: [Question] Layer of luminescent crystals placed inside a cassette to expose x-ray film efficiently and thereby significantly reduce patient dose. [Answer]

Output: Intensifying Screen


Input: [Question] Mathematical formula that describes the relationship between radiation intensity and distance from the source of the radiation. [Answer]

Output: Inverse Square Law


Input: [Question] Measure of the potential difference, which controls the quality and quantity of x-ray photons produced in the x-ray tube. [Answer]

Output: Kilovoltage Peak


Input: [Question] Invisible image created after exposure but before processing. [Answer]

Output: Latent image


Input: [Question] Measurement of milliamperage times seconds, which controls the quantity of x-ray photons produced in the x-ray tube. [Answer]

Output: Milliampere Seconds


Input: [Question] Ability of an x-ray beam to pass through an object, controlled by the kVp of the beam. [Answer]

Output: Penetrating Ability


Input: [Question] Fuzzy border of an object as imaged radiographically. [Answer]

Output: Penumbra


Input: [Question] Quantum or particle of radiant energy [Answer]

Output: Photon


Input: [Question] automatic collimation system used on diagnostic x-ray units. [Answer]

Output: Positive Beam Limitation


Input: [Question] x-ray beam after it leaves the x-ray tube and before it reaches the object [Answer]

Output: Primary Radiation


Input: [Question] permitting the passage of x-rays or other forms of energy with little attenuation [Answer]

Output: Radiolucent


Input: [Question] not easily penetrable by x-rays or other forms of radiant energy. [Answer]

Output: Radiopaque


Input: [Question] Representation of an object's true borders [Answer]

Output: Recorded Detail


Input: [Question] Relative measurements of the speed of radiographic film and intensifying screen system. [Answer]

Output: Relative Speed


Input: [Question] Radiation resulting after the x-ray beam hits the object. [Answer]

Output: Remnant Radiation


Input: [Question] A measurement of the recorded detail on a radiograph. [Answer]

Output: Resolution


Input: [Question] Radiation produced from x-ray photon interactions with matter in such a way that the resulting photons have continued in a different direction. [Answer]

Output: Scatter Radiation


Input: [Question] The distance between the source of the x-rays (usually the focal spot of the x-ray tube) and the image receptor. [Answer]

Output: Source-to-Image Receptor Distance


Input: [Question] Unmoving [Answer]

Output: Static


Input: [Question] True border of an object as imaged radiographically. [Answer]

Output: Umbra


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] Incumbent [Definitions]

Output: The person currently in office.


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] Coattails [Definitions]

Output: The tendency of lesser-known or weaker candidates to profit in an election by the presence on the ticket of a more popular candidate.


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] Political Action Committee (PAC) [Definitions]

Output: A committee set up and representing a corporation, labor union, or special-interest group that raises and spends campaign contributions on behalf of one or more candidates or causes.


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] Malapportionment [Definitions]

Output: Drawing the boundaries of political districts so that districts are very unequal in population.


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] Gerrymandering [Definitions]

Output: Drawing the boundaries of political districts in bizarre or unusual shapes to make it easy for candidates of the party in power to win elections in those districts.


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] Sophomore surge [Definitions]

Output: An increase in the votes that congressional candidates usually get when they first run for reelection.


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] Position Issue [Definitions]

Output: An issue dividing the electorate on which rival parties adopt different policy positions to attract voters.


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] Valence Issue [Definitions]

Output: An issue on which voters distinguish rival parties by the degree to which the associate each party or candidate with conditions, goals, or symbols the electorate universally approves or disapproves of.


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] General Election [Definitions]

Output: An election used to fill an elective office.


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] Primary election [Definitions]

Output: An election prior to the general election in which voters select the candidates who will run on each party's ticket.


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] Closed Primary [Definitions]

Output: A primary election that permits voters to choose on election day the primary in which they wish to vote. They may vote for candidates of only one party.


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] Open Primary [Definitions]

Output: A primary election that permits voters to choose on election day the primary in which they wish to vote. They may vote for candidates of only one party.


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] Blanket Primary [Definitions]

Output: A primary election that permits all voters, regardless of party, to choose candidates.


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] Runoff Primary [Definitions]

Output: A second primary election held in some states when no candidate receives a majority of the votes in the first primary. The runoff is between the two candidates with the most votes. Runoff primaries are common in the south.


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] Presidential Primary [Definitions]

Output: A primary held to select delegates to the presidential nominating conventions of the major parties and is held before presidential elections


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] Independent expenditure [Definitions]

Output: Spending by political action commttees of political matters that is done directly and not by givnig money to a candidate or party.


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] Soft money [Definitions]

Output: Funds solicited from individuals, corporations, and unions that are spent on party activites rather than on behalf of a specific candidate. These funds need not be reported to the Federal Election Commisions.


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] Prospective Voting [Definitions]

Output: Voting for a candidate because one favors his or her ideas for addressing issues after the elections.


Input: [Chapter 8 Terms] Retrospective Voting [Definitions]

Output: Voting for or against the candidate or pary in office because one likes or dislikes how things have gone in the recent past.


Input: [Question] What mahjor event led to a food surplus in Great Britain in the early 1700s? [Answer]

Output: Agricultural Revolution


Input: [Question] Which 3 major advancements took place during the Agricultural Revolution? [Answer]

Output: Crop Rotation, Invention of Farm Machinery, & Improved breeding practice of livestock


Input: [Question] This event led in the mid-1700s marked the decline in the need for hand(muscle) power and increased the demand for machine power, thus creating factories? [Answer]

Output: The Industrial Revoltion


Input: [Question] What is Enclousure Movement? [Answer]

Output: Small fields to create large farms and fenced them, a transformation


Input: [Question] What is Standard of Living? [Answer]

Output: Level of material comfort