Input: [Question] the anatomical landmarks of the incisive foramen, mid-palatine suture, and the nasal fossa identifies the x-ray region of the... [Answer]

Output: maxillary central lateral incisor


Input: [Question] which of the following would appear radiopaque [Answer]

Output: nasal septum and genial tubercles


Input: [Question] the coronoid process is part of the mandible that is seen in a periapical radiograph of the... [Answer]

Output: maxillary molar area


Input: [Question] an increase in the width of the periodontal membrane space indicates... [Answer]

Output: occlusal stress (trauma) to the tooth or tooth movement


Input: [Question] the anatomical landmark "Y" formation is seen in which periapical radiograph... [Answer]

Output: cuspid region of the maxilla


Input: [Question] the radiolucent anatomical landmark that could be mistaken for an apical lesion (abscess) in the mandibular bicuspid region is the... [Answer]

Output: mental foramen


Input: [symbol] H [element]

Output: hydrogen


Input: [symbol] He [element]

Output: helium


Input: [symbol] Li [element]

Output: lithium


Input: [symbol] Be [element]

Output: berylium


Input: [symbol] B [element]

Output: boron


Input: [symbol] C [element]

Output: carbon


Input: [symbol] N [element]

Output: nitrogen


Input: [symbol] O [element]

Output: oxygen


Input: [symbol] F [element]

Output: flourine


Input: [symbol] Ne [element]

Output: neon


Input: [Question] Plebiscite [Answer]

Output: A popular vote by which people indicate their wishes on a measure officially to them.


Input: [Question] Jonquil [Answer]

Output: A plant related to the daffodil but with fragrant


Input: [Question] Denomination [Answer]

Output: A name especially for a class of things.


Input: [Question] Commission [Answer]

Output: To put a ship into service.


Input: [Question] Challenge [Answer]

Output: A call or dare for someone to compete in a contest or sport.


Input: [Question] Democratically [Answer]

Output: Relating to, or flavoring, political, social, or economic democracy.


Input: [Question] Jodhpur [Answer]

Output: Riding breeches loose above the knee and tight-fitting below.


Input: [Question] Jurisdiction [Answer]

Output: The power, right, or authority to interpret and apply the law


Input: [Question] Kaleidoscope [Answer]

Output: A continually changing pattern of shapes and colors.


Input: [Question] Antagonistic [Answer]

Output: Being against something or someone.


Input: [Question] Dugong [Answer]

Output: An aquatic plant eating mammal.


Input: [Question] Kink [Answer]

Output: A mental twist notion whim or crotchet.


Input: [Question] Lozenge [Answer]

Output: A small little daisy like flower.


Input: [Question] Self pollinate [Answer]

Output: To under go or cause to under go.


Input: [Question] Rendezvous [Answer]

Output: An agreement between two or more people.


Input: [Question] Macron [Answer]

Output: A horizontal line used used as a diacritic over a vowel to. Indicate that it has a long sound or other specified.


Input: [Question] Zimbabwe [Answer]

Output: The site of stone ruins (Great Zimbabwe) discovered 1870 in Rhodesia, probably built by a Bantu people, consisting of three main groups of ruins, and dating between the 9th and 15th centuries.


Input: [Question] Kaolin [Answer]

Output: A fine white clay used in the manufacture of porcelain.


Input: [Answer] uttterly hopeless, humiliating [Question]

Output: abject


Input: [Answer] to accustum or become accustom to a new enviornment [Question]

Output: acclimate


Input: [Answer] pleasently easy to approach and to talk to [Question]

Output: affable


Input: [Answer] to make indifferant or hostile [Question]

Output: alienate


Input: [Answer] uncertainty or fluctuation caused by inability to make a choice. [Question]

Output: ambivalent


Input: [Answer] a state of society without government or law. [Question]

Output: anarchy


Input: [Answer] uttered clearly in distinct syllables. [Question]

Output: articulate


Input: [Answer] a wasting away of the body or an organ or part of the body. [Question]

Output: atrophy


Input: [Answer] severe in mannor or apperance; uncompromising; strict; forbiding [Question]

Output: austere


Input: [Answer] devoid of freshness or origionality; hackneyed; trite. [Question]

Output: banal


Input: [Answer] joyous, merry, or gay in disposition, glad, cheerful. [Question]

Output: blithe


Input: [Answer] abrupt in manner; blunt; rough. [Question]

Output: brusque


Input: [Answer] an external prop or suport built to steady a structure by opposing its outward thrusts. [Question]

Output: buttress


Input: [Answer] strong or vehment expresion of dissaproval. [Question]

Output: censure


Input: [Answer] to compel by force, intimidation or authority [Question]

Output: coerce


Input: [Answer] to disregard or overlook (illegal) [Question]

Output: condone


Input: [Answer] large in quantity or number; abundent; plentiful. [Question]

Output: copious


Input: [Answer] large or bulky of body; large; stout; fat. [Question]

Output: corpulent


Input: [Answer] to put off to a future time. [Question]

Output: defer


Input: [Answer] to turn aside; route; way ; course. [Question]

Output: deviate


Input: [Answer] to speak of or treat slightingly [Question]

Output: disparage


Input: [Answer] decitfullness in speach or conduct; speaking or acting in two differant ways concerning the same matter with intent to deceive; double-dealing. [Question]

Output: duplicity


Input: [Answer] a country mostly or entirly surronded by another country. [Question]

Output: enclave


Input: [Answer] mental or emotionaly stability or composure esp. under tension or straign; calmness. [Question]

Output: equanimity


Input: [Answer] understood by or meant for only the select few who have speacial knowlage or interest; recondite. [Question]

Output: esoteric


Input: [Answer] an area of soft, wet earth and decayed vegetation [Question]

Output: boggy


Input: [Answer] calm, peaceful [Question]

Output: serenely


Input: [Answer] honestly [Question]

Output: candidly


Input: [Answer] secretly [Question]

Output: stealthy


Input: [Answer] unwilling [Question]

Output: disinclined


Input: [Answer] unusual; weird [Question]

Output: peculiar


Input: [Answer] grab suddenly [Question]

Output: seized


Input: [Answer] facial expression [Question]

Output: countenance


Input: [Answer] to apply or place [Question]

Output: bestow


Input: [Answer] to sleep lightly [Question]

Output: doze


Input: [Answer] not workable [Question]

Output: impractical


Input: [Answer] having a bad smell [Question]

Output: malodorous


Input: [Answer] completely neat and clean [Question]

Output: immaculate


Input: [Answer] to wait [Question]

Output: bide


Input: [Answer] someone you know personally but is not officially your friend [Question]

Output: acquaintance


Input: [Answer] to give up [Question]

Output: succumbed


Input: [Answer] great energy and strength [Question]

Output: intensity


Input: [Answer] perfect; extremely happy; peaceful; picturesque [Question]

Output: idyllic


Input: [Answer] involving an amount of effort and difficulty that is strenuous or burdensome [Question]

Output: onerous


Input: [Answer] a piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides [Question]

Output: peninsula


Input: [Question] medical term for cross eyed [Answer]

Output: bilateral esotropic eye gaze


Input: [Question] eye gaze upward [Answer]

Output: hypertropic


Input: [Question] eye gaze downward [Answer]

Output: hypotropic


Input: [Question] eye gaze outward [Answer]

Output: exotropic


Input: [Question] poor awareness of your abilities and inabilities [Answer]

Output: impaired insight


Input: [Question] ability to find items in the foreground from the background- like looking in a junk drawer [Answer]

Output: figure gound


Input: [Question] knowing your left from your right [Answer]

Output: left right discrimination


Input: [Question] knowing what comes 1st, second, third, etc. Knowing to put on your socks before your shoes [Answer]

Output: sequencing


Input: [Question] feeling in your backpack for an item and knowing you have found the item with out using your vision [Answer]

Output: stereognosis


Input: [Question] working on 2 tasks simultaniously requires you to use what type of attention [Answer]

Output: divided attention


Input: [Question] your ability to maintain your attention on a test requires what type of attention [Answer]

Output: sustained attention


Input: [Question] A & O x 4 means? [Answer]

Output: Alert and oriented to person, place, time, and reason


Input: [Question] If you do not know why you are in a hospital, you are disoriented to ____ [Answer]

Output: reason


Input: [Question] If you know your name but no other personal info about you, you are not fully oriented to ____ [Answer]

Output: person


Input: [Question] Knowing that the room is down the hall from the kitchen means that you have good ______ orientation. [Answer]

Output: topographical


Input: [Question] being able to put LIKE things together involves [Answer]

Output: categorization skills


Input: [Question] When trying to decide which task to complete next, you need to use [Answer]

Output: reasoning


Input: [Question] You try to turn on your computer and it does not come on. You try the power button again. After that does not work you tell your friend your computer is dead. What do you have a problem with? [Answer]

Output: problem solving


Input: [Question] You ask your patient to repeat 7 digits back to you right after you say them. You are testing? [Answer]

Output: Immediate recall


Input: [Question] You ask your patient what they did last week. You are testing [Answer]

Output: LTM


Input: [Question] You ask your patient to recall what happened 5 minutes ago. You are testing? [Answer]

Output: STM


Input: [Question] Your patient believes he can still play volleyball, even though they can not sit up on their own and can not move their arms. The patient is lacking [Answer]

Output: insight


Input: [Question] You have a big party coming up. You decide what to do each day to prepare for the event. You are_____________ [Answer]

Output: planning


Input: [Question] Learning just the facts involves using what type of memory [Answer]

Output: declaritive


Input: [Question] Learning something in order to perform a motor action is using what type of memory [Answer]

Output: procedural


Input: [Question] Knowing your memory abilities is [Answer]

Output: metamemory


Input: [Question] you ask your patient to put the red cube in front of the book, the blue cube under the book, and the yellow one next to the book. You are testing? [Answer]

Output: position in space.


Input: [Question] When asked to draw a picture of a person, the patient draws the hand on top of the head and the nose on the foot. They have a problem with __________ [Answer]

Output: Body schema


Input: [Question] you see an object and can not name it. You have ______________ [Answer]

Output: Visual agnosia


Input: [Question] You are asked to open a door. You know what the person has asked you to do, you just do not know how to make your arm move in a way to do the task. You have _______ [Answer]

Output: ideomotor apraxia


Input: [Question] You are asked to open the door. You do not understand what the task is or how to make your arm do the task. you have___________ [Answer]

Output: ideational apraxia


Input: [Question] You know a pen is a pen no matter what shape or color it is. This is because you have good [Answer]

Output: form constancy


Input: [Question] Your patient does not acknowledge the left half of his body nor the left half of the environment. He has [Answer]

Output: left neglect (unilateral neglect)


Input: [Question] Your patient has lost his vision in the lower left quadrant. He has ________ [Answer]

Output: visual field loss


Input: [Question] You ask your patient to copy a block design. He can not. He has _______________ [Answer]

Output: constructional apraxia


Input: [Question] You ask your patient to get dressed. They can not complete the motor action to get dressed even though they have the movement to complete the task. They have [Answer]

Output: dressing apraxia


Input: [Word 2] newly [Word 1]

Output: newly


Input: [Word 2] desserts [Word 1]

Output: desserts


Input: [Word 2] purchased [Word 1]

Output: purchased


Input: [Word 2] professional [Word 1]

Output: professional


Input: [Word 2] surf board [Word 1]

Output: surf board


Input: [Word 2] chef [Word 1]

Output: chef


Input: [Word 2] hit [Word 1]

Output: hit


Input: [Word 2] skill [Word 1]

Output: skill


Input: [Word 2] catapulted [Word 1]

Output: catapulted


Input: [Word 2] cook [Word 1]

Output: cook


Input: [Word 2] formation [Word 1]

Output: formation


Input: [Word 2] particular [Word 1]

Output: particular


Input: [Word 2] although [Word 1]

Output: although


Input: [Word 2] when [Word 1]

Output: when


Input: [Word 2] scratch [Word 1]

Output: scratch


Input: [Word 2] experience [Word 1]

Output: experience


Input: [Word 2] assigned [Word 1]

Output: assigned


Input: [Word 2] participating [Word 1]

Output: participating


Input: [Word 2] concerns [Word 1]

Output: concerns


Input: [Word 2] portion [Word 1]

Output: portion


Input: [Word 2] chosen [Word 1]

Output: chosen


Input: [Word 2] solar system [Word 1]

Output: solar system


Input: [Word 2] Neptune [Word 1]

Output: Neptune


Input: [Word 2] study [Word 1]

Output: study


Input: [Word 2] equality [Word 1]

Output: equality


Input: [Word 2] thrilled [Word 1]

Output: thrilled


Input: [Word 2] equally [Word 1]

Output: equally


Input: [Word 2] policies [Word 1]

Output: policies


Input: [Word 2] receive [Word 1]

Output: receive


Input: [Word 2] while [Word 1]

Output: while


Input: [Word 2] treatment [Word 1]

Output: treatment


Input: [Word 2] preferential [Word 1]

Output: preferential


Input: [Word 2] employed [Word 1]

Output: employed


Input: [Word 2] detective [Word 1]

Output: detective


Input: [Word 2] recently [Word 1]

Output: recently


Input: [Word 2] department [Word 1]

Output: department


Input: [Word 2] astounding [Word 1]

Output: astounding


Input: [Word 2] received [Word 1]

Output: received


Input: [Word 2] serious [Word 1]

Output: serious


Input: [Word 2] information [Word 1]

Output: information


Input: [Word 2] robbed [Word 1]

Output: robbed


Input: [Word 2] trouble [Word 1]

Output: trouble


Input: [Word 2] items [Word 1]

Output: items


Input: [Word 2] numerous [Word 1]

Output: numerous


Input: [Word 2] relaxing [Word 1]

Output: relaxing


Input: [Word 2] stolen [Word 1]

Output: stolen


Input: [Word 2] during [Word 1]

Output: during


Input: [Word 2] cafeteria [Word 1]

Output: cafeteria


Input: [Word 2] released [Word 1]

Output: released


Input: [Word 2] hectic [Word 1]

Output: hectic


Input: [Word 2] nutritious [Word 1]

Output: nutritious


Input: [Word 2] finally [Word 1]

Output: finally


Input: [Word 2] telling [Word 1]

Output: telling


Input: [Word 2] launched [Word 1]

Output: launched


Input: [Word 2] everyone [Word 1]

Output: everyone


Input: [Word 2] hysterical [Word 1]

Output: hysterical


Input: [Word 2] deserted [Word 1]

Output: deserted


Input: [Word 2] squirted [Word 1]

Output: squirted


Input: [Word 2] also [Word 1]

Output: also


Input: [Word 2] yet [Word 1]

Output: yet


Input: [Word 2] lonley [Word 1]

Output: lonley


Input: [Word 2] stare [Word 1]

Output: stare


Input: [Word 2] crawl [Word 1]

Output: crawl


Input: [Word 2] smaller [Word 1]

Output: smaller


Input: [Word 2] making [Word 1]

Output: making


Input: [Word 2] always [Word 1]

Output: always


Input: [Word 2] people [Word 1]

Output: people


Input: [Word 2] contained [Word 1]

Output: contained


Input: [Word 2] wrong [Word 1]

Output: wrong


Input: [Word 2] appeared [Word 1]

Output: appeared


Input: [Word 2] measure [Word 1]

Output: measure


Input: [Word 2] thinks [Word 1]

Output: thinks


Input: [Word 2] grocery [Word 1]

Output: grocery


Input: [Word 2] hopes [Word 1]

Output: hopes


Input: [Word 2] might [Word 1]

Output: might


Input: [Answer] a thick, stiff structure that protects and supports the plant cell [Question]

Output: cell wall


Input: [Answer] the power plant of the cell. Food is burned here to give the cell energy [Question]

Output: mitochondrion


Input: [Answer] the plant cell's food factory [Question]

Output: chloroplast


Input: [Answer] one of the largest parts of the cell. It controls the cell's activities [Question]

Output: nucleus


Input: [Answer] the threadlike structures that control an organism's traits [Question]

Output: chromosomes


Input: [Answer] a holding bin for food water and wastes. Plant cells have 1 or 2 of these. They are small in animal cells. Animal cells have more than plant cells. [Question]

Output: vacuole


Input: [Answer] an animal cell's thin outer covering. in plants it is found inside the cell wall [Question]

Output: cell membrane


Input: [Answer] the jellylike substance that fills the cell. It is mostly water but contains many important chemicals. [Question]

Output: cytoplasm


Input: [Question] boggy [Answer]

Output: an area of soft, wet earth and decayed vegetation


Input: [Question] serenely [Answer]

Output: calm, peaceful


Input: [Question] candidly [Answer]

Output: honestly


Input: [Question] stealthy [Answer]

Output: secretly


Input: [Question] disinclined [Answer]

Output: unwilling


Input: [Question] peculiar [Answer]

Output: unusual; weird


Input: [Question] seized [Answer]

Output: grab suddenly


Input: [Question] countenance [Answer]

Output: facial expression


Input: [Question] bestow [Answer]

Output: to apply or place


Input: [Question] doze [Answer]

Output: to sleep lightly


Input: [Question] impractical [Answer]

Output: not workable


Input: [Question] malodorous [Answer]

Output: having a bad smell


Input: [Question] immaculate [Answer]

Output: completely neat and clean


Input: [Question] bide [Answer]

Output: to wait


Input: [Question] acquaintance [Answer]

Output: someone you know personally but is not officially your friend


Input: [Question] succumbed [Answer]

Output: to give up


Input: [Question] intensity [Answer]

Output: great energy and strength


Input: [Question] idyllic [Answer]

Output: perfect; extremely happy; peaceful; picturesque


Input: [Question] onerous [Answer]

Output: involving an amount of effort and difficulty that is strenuous or burdensome


Input: [Question] peninsula [Answer]

Output: a piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides


Input: [Answer] oxygen [Question]

Output: what is the final e-acceptor to synthesize ATP?


Input: [Answer] potential energy [Question]

Output: chemical energy is the ____ stored in chemical bonds:


Input: [Answer] 3 high energy phosphate bonds [Question]

Output: what makes ATP such a good energy source?


Input: [Answer] when the forward and reverse reactions are occurring at equal rates [Question]

Output: when is equilibrium reached?


Input: [Answer] reduction potential [Question]

Output: what is a measure of the energy change that occurs when a compound accepts electrons?


Input: [Answer] apoxia [Question]

Output: pyruvate can build up and lead to increased LDH activity in what conditions?


Input: [Answer] oxidize fuels, make atp, use atp [Question]

Output: what are the three phases of aerobic respiration?


Input: [Term] Retained Earnings [Definition]

Output: An amount earned by a a corporation and not yet distributed by stockholders


Input: [Term] Dividends [Definition]

Output: Earnings distributed to stockholders


Input: [Term] Board of Directors [Definition]

Output: A group of persons elected by the stockholders to manage a corporation


Input: [Term] Declaring a Dividend [Definition]

Output: Action by board of directors to distribute corporate earnings to stockholders


Input: [Term] Merchandise Inventory [Definition]

Output: The amount of goods on hand for sale to customers


Input: [Term] Uncollectible Accounts [Definition]

Output: Accounts receivable that cannot be collected


Input: [Term] Allowance Method of Recording Losses from Uncollectible accounts [Definition]

Output: Crediting the estimated value of uncollectible accounts to a contra account


Input: [Term] Book value [Definition]

Output: The difference between an asset's account balance and its related contra account balance


Input: [Term] Book value of accounts receivable [Definition]

Output: The difference between the balance of accounts receivable and its contra account allowance for uncollectible accounts


Input: [Term] current Assets [Definition]

Output: Cash and other assets expected to be exchanged for cash or consumed within a year


Input: [Term] Plant Assets [Definition]

Output: Assets that will be used for a number of years in the operation of a business


Input: [Term] Depreciation Expense [Definition]

Output: The portion of a plants assets cost that is transferred to an expense account i each fiscal period during a plants asset's useful life


Input: [Term] Estimated Salvage Value [Definition]

Output: The amount an owner expects to receive when a plant asset is removed from use


Input: [Term] Straight-Line Method of Depreciation [Definition]

Output: Charging an equal amount of depreciation expense for a plant asset in each year of useful life


Input: [Term] Accumulated Depreciation [Definition]

Output: The total amount of depreciation expense that has been recorded since the purchase of a plant asset


Input: [Term] Book Value of a Plant Asset [Definition]

Output: The original cost of a plant asset minus the accumulated depreciation


Input: [Answer] Salivary & pancreatic amylase, dextrinase, & glucoamylase. [Question]

Output: Starches & sugars are broken down by?


Input: [Answer] monosaccharides [Question]

Output: Broken down carbs become __ & are digested.


Input: [Answer] In the stomach when pepsin cleaves it. [Question]

Output: Protein digestion begins?


Input: [Answer] Trypsin & chymotrypsin (both pancreas), carboxypeptidase, aminopeptidase, & dipeptidase [Question]

Output: Protein digestors of the small intestine.


Input: [Answer] lipid - due to lipases [Question]

Output: __ digestion occurs only in the small intestine.


Input: [Answer] bile salts [Question]

Output: Major absorptive role of ileum is to reclaim __.


Input: [Answer] Fatty elements clustered together with bile salts - diffuses between microvilli [Question]

Output: Micelles


Input: [Answer] in the duodenum [Question]

Output: Iron & calcium absorption occurs?


Input: [Answer] Immune reaction to gluten - intestinal villi damaged [Question]

Output: celiac disease


Input: [Answer] Inflammation of GI tract [Question]

Output: gastroenteritis


Input: [Answer] Gallbladder problems [Question]

Output: cholecystitis


Input: [Answer] Marked decrease in the number of granulocytes, particularly neutrophils [Question]

Output: Agranulocytosis


Input: [Answer] Reduction of the number of RBCs, quantity of hemoglobin, or volume of packed RBCs to less than normal [Question]

Output: Anemia


Input: [Answer] Severe pain in a joint [Question]

Output: Arthralgia


Input: [Answer] Immune-mediated destruction of the body's own cells and tissues; immunity against itself [Question]

Output: Autoimmunity


Input: [Answer] component of metabolism that involves the breakdown of tissues [Question]

Output: Catabolism


Input: [Answer] formation of a clot [Question]

Output: Coagulation


Input: [Answer] small, flat, hemorrhagic patch, larger than a petechia, on the skin or mucous membrane [Question]

Output: Ecchymosis


Input: [Answer] insoluble protein that is essential to the clotting of blood. [Question]

Output: Fibrin


Input: [Answer] volume percentage of RBCs in whole blood [Question]

Output: Hemotocrit


Input: [Answer] release of hemoglobin from RBCs by destruction of the cells [Question]

Output: Hemolysis


Input: [Answer] Stoppage or cessation of bleeding [Question]

Output: Hemostasis


Input: [Answer] Enlargement of the liver [Question]

Output: Hepatomegaly


Input: [Answer] chemical substance produced in the body that has a specific regulatory effect on certain cells or a certain organ or organs [Question]

Output: Hormone


Input: [Answer] excess of calcium in the blood [Question]

Output: Hypercalcemia


Input: [Answer] excess of glucose in the blood [Question]

Output: Hyperglycemia


Input: [Answer] stained less intensely than normal [Question]

Output: Hypochromic


Input: [Answer] deficiency of phosphates in the blood [Question]

Output: Hypophosphatemia


Input: [Answer] hormone produced inthe pancreas by the beta cells in the islets of Langerhans; insulin regulates glucose metabolism and is the major fuel-regulating hormone [Question]

Output: insulin


Input: [Answer] Accumulation of acid int he body resulting from accumulation of ketone bodies [Question]

Output: Ketoacidosis


Input: [Answer] RBC that is smaller than normal [Question]

Output: Microcyte


Input: [Answer] muscle pain [Question]

Output: Myalgia


Input: [Answer] decrease number of neutrophils in the blood [Question]

Output: Neutropenia


Input: [Answer] abnormal rarefaction of bone [Question]

Output: Osteoporosis


Input: [Answer] parathyroid hormone [Question]

Output: Parathormone


Input: [Answer] minute red spot on the skin or mucous membrane caused by escape of a small amount of blood [Question]

Output: petechia


Input: [Answer] disc-shaped structure, also called thrombocyte, found in the blood; it plays and important role in blood coagulation [Question]

Output: Platelet


Input: [Answer] increase in the total red blood cell mass in the blood [Question]

Output: Polycythemia


Input: [Answer] chronic excessive thirst and intake in fluid [Question]

Output: Polydipsia


Input: [Answer] Blood disorders characterized by purplish or brownish-red discolorations caused by bleeding into the skin or tissues [Question]

Output: Purpura


Input: [Answer] cell surface protein to which a specific hormone can bid; such binding leads to biochemical events [Question]

Output: Receptor


Input: [Answer] Enlargement of the spleen [Question]

Output: Splenomegaly


Input: [Answer] platelet [Question]

Output: Thrombocyte


Input: [Answer] Decrease in the number of platelets in circulating blood [Question]

Output: Thrombocytopenia


Input: [Question] Salutation Pose [Answer]

Output: Om Mitraya Namaha /Acknowledges the unconditional power of the sun


Input: [Question] Hands to Sky Pose [Answer]

Output: Om Ravaye Namaha /Acknowledges the darkness dispelling power of the sun


Input: [Question] Equestrian Pose [Answer]

Output: Om Bhanave Namaha /Acknowledges the wisdom that dawns when light is brought onto a subject


Input: [Question] Mountain Pose [Answer]

Output: Om Khagaya Namaha / Celebrates the unlimited power of the sun


Input: [Question] Eight Limbs Pose [Answer]

Output: Om Pooshne Namaha /Acknowledges the nourishment the sun provides to all living beings on earth


Input: [Question] Cobra Pose [Answer]

Output: Om Hiranya Namaha / Acknowledges the inner light that is reflected in the outer light of the sun


Input: [Question] Parvatasana / Mountain Pose [Answer]

Output: Om Marichaya Namaha / Acknowledges Celebrates the unlimited power of the sun


Input: [Question] Ashwa Sanchalasana / Equestrian Pose [Answer]

Output: Om Aditya Namaha / Acknowledges the light that dawns when light is brought onto a subject


Input: [Question] Pada Hastasana / Hand to Foot Pose [Answer]

Output: Om Savitre Namaha / Acknowledges the continuous movement of the sun which induces daily & seasonal rhythms


Input: [Question] Hasta Uttanasana / Sky Reaching Pose [Answer]

Output: Om Arkaya Namaha / Acknowledges the darkness dispelling power of the sun


Input: [Question] Pranamasana / Salutation Pose [Answer]

Output: Om Bhaskaraya Namaha / Acknowledges the unconditional life giving power of the sun


Input: [Term] Genres [Definition]

Output: Literary Text and Informational Text


Input: [Term] Drama [Definition]

Output: Stories composed in verse or prose, usually for theatrical performance. Conflicts and emotions are expressed through dialogue and action.


Input: [Term] Fable [Definition]

Output: Narration demonstrating a useful truth, especially in which animals speak as humans. It is a legendary, supernatural tale.


Input: [Term] Fairy Tale [Definition]

Output: A story about fairies or other magical creatures. It is usually for children.


Input: [Term] Fantasy [Definition]

Output: Fiction with strange or other worldly settings or characters. It invites suspension of reality


Input: [Term] Fiction [Definition]

Output: Narrative literary works whose content is produced by the imagination. It is not necessarily based on fact.


Input: [Term] Folklore [Definition]

Output: The songs, stories, myths, and proverbs of a people or “folk” as handed down by word-of-mouth.


Input: [Term] Historical Fiction [Definition]

Output: A story with fictional characters and events in a historical setting


Input: [Term] Horror [Definition]

Output: Fiction in which events evoke a feeling of dread in both the characters and the reader.


Input: [Term] Legend [Definition]

Output: A story, sometimes of a national or folk hero, which has a basis in fact. But, it also includes imaginative material.


Input: [Term] Mystery [Definition]

Output: Fiction dealing with the solution of a crime or the unraveling of secrets


Input: [Term] Mythology [Definition]

Output: Legend or traditional narrative often based in part on historical events. It reveals human behavior and natural phenomena by its symbolism. It often pertains to the actions of the gods.


Input: [Term] Science Fiction [Definition]

Output: A story based on impact of actual, imagined, or potential science. It is usually set in the future or on other planets.


Input: [Term] Tall Tale [Definition]

Output: Humorous story with blatant exaggerations and swaggering heroes who do the impossible with nonchalance.


Input: [Term] Realistic Fiction [Definition]

Output: A story that can actually happen and is true to life.


Input: [Term] Biography [Definition]

Output: A biography is the story of a person’s life that is told by another person.


Input: [Term] Autobiography [Definition]

Output: An autobiography is the story about the life of a person, written by that person.


Input: [Term] Poem [Definition]

Output: A written composition, often using rhythm, rhyme, metaphor, and other such artistic techniques to express an idea, feelings, or a story.


Input: [Term] Sensory Language [Definition]

Output: Authors use sensory language to further enhance their writings such as similes, metaphors,figurative language


Input: [Definition] Literary Text and Informational Text [Term]

Output: Genres


Input: [Definition] Stories composed in verse or prose, usually for theatrical performance. Conflicts and emotions are expressed through dialogue and action. [Term]

Output: Drama


Input: [Definition] Narration demonstrating a useful truth, especially in which animals speak as humans. It is a legendary, supernatural tale. [Term]

Output: Fable


Input: [Definition] A story about fairies or other magical creatures. It is usually for children. [Term]

Output: Fairy Tale


Input: [Definition] Fiction with strange or other worldly settings or characters. It invites suspension of reality [Term]

Output: Fantasy


Input: [Definition] Narrative literary works whose content is produced by the imagination. It is not necessarily based on fact. [Term]

Output: Fiction


Input: [Definition] The songs, stories, myths, and proverbs of a people or “folk” as handed down by word-of-mouth. [Term]

Output: Folklore


Input: [Definition] A story with fictional characters and events in a historical setting [Term]

Output: Historical Fiction


Input: [Definition] Fiction in which events evoke a feeling of dread in both the characters and the reader. [Term]

Output: Horror


Input: [Definition] A story, sometimes of a national or folk hero, which has a basis in fact. But, it also includes imaginative material. [Term]

Output: Legend


Input: [Definition] Fiction dealing with the solution of a crime or the unraveling of secrets [Term]

Output: Mystery


Input: [Definition] Legend or traditional narrative often based in part on historical events. It reveals human behavior and natural phenomena by its symbolism. It often pertains to the actions of the gods. [Term]

Output: Mythology


Input: [Definition] A story based on impact of actual, imagined, or potential science. It is usually set in the future or on other planets. [Term]

Output: Science Fiction


Input: [Definition] Humorous story with blatant exaggerations and swaggering heroes who do the impossible with nonchalance. [Term]

Output: Tall Tale


Input: [Definition] A story that can actually happen and is true to life. [Term]

Output: Realistic Fiction


Input: [Definition] A biography is the story of a person’s life that is told by another person. [Term]

Output: Biography


Input: [Definition] An autobiography is the story about the life of a person, written by that person. [Term]

Output: Autobiography


Input: [Definition] A written composition, often using rhythm, rhyme, metaphor, and other such artistic techniques to express an idea, feelings, or a story. [Term]

Output: Poem


Input: [Definition] Authors use sensory language to further enhance their writings such as similes, metaphors,figurative language [Term]

Output: Sensory Language


Input: [Question] two or more subjects connected by a conjunction [Answer]

Output: compound subjects


Input: [Question] The part of speech that describes an action or occurrence or indicates a state of being. [Answer]

Output: verb


Input: [Question] A verb tense indicating action that occurred in the past and which does not extend into the present. [Answer]

Output: past tense


Input: [Question] the simplest form, without a special ending [Answer]

Output: form of the verb


Input: [Question] A verb, such as a form of be or seem, that joins the subject of a sentence to a word or word group that completes the predicate in a sentence [Answer]

Output: linking verb


Input: [Question] A group of words that begins with a capital letter and ends with a period, question mark, or exclamation point but is grammatically incomplete [Answer]

Output: sentence fragment


Input: [Question] The process of joining two or more short, simple sentences to make one longer sentence [Answer]

Output: combine


Input: [Question] A sentence with only one independent clause (also known as a main clause) [Answer]

Output: simple sentence


Input: [Question] how people seek to satisfy their needs and wants [Answer]

Output: Economics


Input: [Question] best combination of costs and benefits [Answer]

Output: Economize


Input: [Question] a benefit offered to envourage people to act a certain way [Answer]

Output: Incentive


Input: [Question] the way society uses resources to satisfy people's wants [Answer]

Output: Economic systems


Input: [Question] give up something you value for something you want [Answer]

Output: Voluntary Trade


Input: [Question] lack of enough resources to satisfy everyone [Answer]

Output: Scaracity


Input: [Question] a situation in which a good or service is unavailable [Answer]

Output: shortage


Input: [Question] natural resources that are used to make goods and services [Answer]

Output: land


Input: [Question] the effort that people devote to a task for which they are paid [Answer]

Output: labor


Input: [Question] any human-made resource that is used to create other goods and services [Answer]

Output: capital


Input: [Question] all human-made goods that are used to produce other goods and services, tools and buildings [Answer]

Output: Physical Capital


Input: [Question] the skills and knowledge gained by a worker through education and experience [Answer]

Output: Human Capital


Input: [Question] ambitious leader who combines land, labor, and capital to create and market new goods and services [Answer]

Output: Entrepreneur


Input: [Question] an alternative that we sacrifice when we make a decision [Answer]

Output: Trade-Off


Input: [Question] a phrase that refers to the trade-offs that nations face when choosing whether to produce more or less military or consumer goods [Answer]

Output: Guns or Butter


Input: [Question] the most desirable alternative given up as the result of a decision [Answer]

Output: Opportunity Cost


Input: [Question] deciding whether to do or use one additional unit of some resource [Answer]

Output: Thinking at the Margin


Input: [Question] a graph that shows alternative ways to use an economy's resource [Answer]

Output: Production Possibilities Curve


Input: [Question] the line on the PPC that shows the max possible output [Answer]

Output: Production Possibilities Frontier


Input: [Question] using resources in such a way as to maximize the production of goods and services [Answer]

Output: Efficiency


Input: [Question] using fewer resources than an economy is capable of using [Answer]

Output: Under utilization


Input: [Question] to an economist, the alternative that is given up because of a decision [Answer]

Output: Cost


Input: [Question] law that states that as we shift factors of production from making one good or service to another, the cost of producing the second item increases [Answer]

Output: Law of Increasing Costs


Input: [Japanese] ぶしゅ [English]

Output: radical


Input: [Japanese] ～かく [English]

Output: stroke


Input: [Japanese] かず [English]

Output: amount


Input: [Japanese] かんたん [English]

Output: simple


Input: [Japanese] ふくざつ [English]

Output: complicated


Input: [Japanese] まちがえる [English]

Output: to make mistakes


Input: [Japanese] stem+やすい [English]

Output: easy to ~


Input: [Japanese] stem+にくい [English]

Output: hard to ~


Input: [Japanese] おん（よみ） [English]

Output: Chinese reading


Input: [Japanese] くん（よみ） [English]

Output: Japanese reading


Input: [Japanese] いみ [English]

Output: meaning


Input: [Japanese] どういういみですか [English]

Output: What does it mean?


Input: [Japanese] ～といういみです [English]

Output: It means ~


Input: [Japanese] 漢字じてん [English]

Output: Kanji dictionary


Input: [Japanese] （じしょを）ひく [English]

Output: to look up a word (in the dictionary)


Input: [Japanese] さがす [English]

Output: to search for,look for


Input: [Japanese] （～が）みつかる [English]

Output: to be found


Input: [Japanese] （～を）みつける [English]

Output: to find


Input: [Japanese] なかなか+neg [English]

Output: (not)easily


Input: [Japanese] stem+はじめる [English]

Output: to begin doing~


Input: [Japanese] stem+おわる [English]

Output: to finish doing~


Input: [Japanese] stem+つづける [English]

Output: to continue doing~


Input: [Japanese] しょきゅう [English]

Output: beginning level


Input: [Japanese] ちゅうきゅう [English]

Output: intermediate level


Input: [Japanese] じょうきゅう [English]

Output: advanced level


Input: [Japanese] ～かい [English]

Output: ~times


Input: [Japanese] しらべる [English]

Output: to check, investigate


Input: [Japanese] わえいじてん [English]

Output: Japanese to English dictionary


Input: [Japanese] えいわじてん [English]

Output: English to Japanese dictionary


Input: [Japanese] ぶん [English]

Output: sentence


Input: [Japanese] けいざい [English]

Output: economics


Input: [Japanese] かたち [English]

Output: shape


Input: [Japanese] かきじゅん [English]

Output: stroke order


Input: [Japanese] 思い出す [English]

Output: to recall


Input: [Japanese] やくす [English]

Output: to translate


Input: [Japanese] めちゃくちゃ [English]

Output: messy,confusing,incorrect


Input: [Japanese] さいきん [English]

Output: recently


Input: [Japanese] たとえば [English]

Output: for example


Input: [Japanese] まんが [English]

Output: comics


Input: [Japanese] はつおん [English]

Output: pronunciation


Input: [Japanese] はつおんする [English]

Output: to pronounce


Input: [Japanese] きょうみ [English]

Output: interest


Input: [Japanese] sentence しsentence [English]

Output: besides,what's more


Input: [Japanese] sentence て（から）sentence [English]

Output: afterS1,S2


Input: [Answer] altered state reversible loss of consciousness analgesia amnesia muscle relaxation [Question]

Output: General Anesthesia is characterized by:


Input: [Answer] Induction Maintenance Emergence [Question]

Output: Three Phases of General Anesthesia


Input: [Answer] Anesthetic potency correlates with lipid solubility. Implies when a specific hydrophobic region is occupied-anesthesia results. [Question]

Output: Meyer-Overton Rule


Input: [Answer] Proposes all inhalational anesthetics share a common mechanism of action at the molecular level [Question]

Output: Unitary Hypothesis


Input: [Answer] anesthesia occurs when a “critical region” volume is sufficiently changed. Anesthesia binding to sites on cell mem cause an expansion of the bilayer [Question]

Output: Critical Volume Hypothesis


Input: [Answer] membrane channels behavior is changed by anesthetic agents some channels slowed, some speed up, different channels with different effects, with different agents. [Question]

Output: Membrane Hypothesis


Input: [Answer] Enhancement of GABA receptor is thought to be a target in the CNS GABA-A & GABA receptors with a alpha-5-sub-unit. [Question]

Output: Receptor Theory


Input: [Answer] Supraspinal effects on the brain: amnesia and hypnosis. Thalamus,midbrain, and reticular formation more depressed. Spinal cord level: suppression of nociceptive motor responses/immobilization of skeletal muscle [Question]

Output: Newer theories


Input: [Answer] Amnesia occurs with induction and LOC, no pain remembrance, lightest stage, patient still feels pain [Question]

Output: Stage I


Input: [Answer] Delirium with period of excitement, muscle movement, irritability, and pupils dilated, disconjugate gaze, increased RR and HR, risk of laryngospasm [Question]

Output: Stage II


Input: [Answer] Surgical plane (target depth), fixed gaze of eyes, constricted pupils and no response to pain [Question]

Output: Stage III


Input: [Answer] Overdose, absent or shallow RR, hypotension, profound CV compromise [Question]

Output: StageIV


Input: [Answer] determined by the vaporizer and flowmeter settings [Question]

Output: FGF


Input: [Answer] determined by FGF, breathing circuit volume, and circuit absorption [Question]

Output: FI: inspired gas concentration


Input: [Answer] determined by uptake, ventilation, the concentration effect and second gas effect [Question]

Output: FA: alveolar gas concentration


Input: [Answer] affected by ventilation/perfusion mismatch [Question]

Output: Fa: arterial gas concentration


Input: [Answer] Slower [Question]

Output: the more soluble the anesthetic agent is in the blood the ________ the patient becomes anesthetized


Input: [Answer] More [Question]

Output: The more soluble the anesthetic agent is in the blood the ____ the drug goes into the body


Input: [Answer] Faster [Question]

Output: Insoluble agents have a slower uptake by the blood so a _____ induction


Input: [Answer] Decreased blood flow through the lungs, less anesthetic taken up by the blood therefore the alveolar concentration increases [Question]

Output: If CO decreases what happens to the alveolar concentration


Input: [Answer] Increase in CO, more blood travels through the lungs, thereby removing more anesthetic from the gas phase, decrease alveolar concentration and slower FA increase [Question]

Output: If CO increases what happens to the FA


Input: [Answer] tissue solubilitytissue blood flowarterial blood/tissue partial pressure difference [Question]

Output: What determines PA-Pv/Partial Pressure difference in Alveolar gas and Venous blood


Input: [Answer] Decreased alveolar partial pressure by uptake can be countered by increasing ventilation [Question]

Output: How does ventilation affect FA/Alveolar Concentration


Input: [Answer] Directly [Question]

Output: Brain uptake is _______ related to the alveolar ventilation: the greater the ventilation, the faster the uptake


Input: [Answer] Concentration Effect [Question]

Output: What is it called when "increasing the inspired concentration can increase alveolar concentration"


Input: [Answer] Speed [Question]

Output: Increasing the concentration will _____ the rate of equilibrium of the agent


Input: [Answer] Declines [Question]

Output: Uptake _______ as tissues become saturated, plateaus in about an hour


Input: [Answer] Uptake of large volumes of a first or primary gas(usually N2O) from alveoli increases the rate of increase in alveolar concentration of a second gas given at the same time [Question]

Output: Second Gas Effect


Input: [Answer] increasing ventilation and concentration [Question]

Output: factors that are responsible for the concentration effect and also control the second gas effect


Input: [Answer] increase the aveolar-arterial difference [Question]

Output: Ventilation/Perfusion Mismatch will


Input: [Answer] Agent used Length of procedure Patient age, mental state, medical conditions, other medications(benzo’s, opiates, neuroleptics, intoxicants)Obesity [Question]

Output: Factors Affecting Wake Up


Input: [Answer] *Exhalation, increasing ventilation and FGFlow, anesthetic circuit volume decreased, Biotransformation: cytochrome P-450(CYP) [Question]

Output: Metabolism/Elimination of gases


Input: [Answer] Tidal Volume decreased,Respiratory rate increased,Minute ventilation decreased,Chemoreceptor response to CO2 is blunted. [Question]

Output: Respiratory effects of inhaled agents


Input: [Answer] All are great bronchodilators by direct action on smooth muscle.Good for bronchospasm. [Question]

Output: More Respiratory effects of inhaled agents


Input: [Answer] All cause cardiac depression, causes an increased rate of concentration rise, which can cause even more cardiac depression--Halo=Enfl>Des=Iso=Sevo Desflurane >Isoflurane can cause initial tachycardia, Halothane reduces HR, Sevo and Enf are neutral [Question]

Output: CVS effects of inhaled agents


Input: [Answer] All inhaled agents are smooth muscle relaxants. All cause vasodilation(decreased SVR) leading to hypotension except Nitrous Oxide Coronary Dilators--Iso>Sevo=Des Arrhythmias can be induced by the agents, Halothane the worst>enfl>iso>des [Question]

Output: More CVS effects of inhaled agents


Input: [Answer] decreased Amplitude, increased Latency [Question]

Output: EEG changes due to inhaled agents


Input: [Answer] Increased Cerebral Blood flow, autoregulation of cerebral blood is impairedIncreased ICP due to increased blood flow and induced hypercapnea(prevented by hyperventilation) [Question]

Output: ICP and cerebral blood flow changes


Input: [Answer] age, gender, substance abuse/use, underlying medical conditions, ALSO Paralytic use Type of surgery Poor Machine maintenance estimated at 0.15% [Question]

Output: Intraoperative Awareness risk factors


Input: [Answer] renal function usually returns to normal after stopping anesthesia does dependent decreases in renal blood flow, GFR, Urine outputSevo potentially produces Compound A which is renal toxin but not really shown in humans [Question]

Output: Renal risk factors induced by inhaled agents


Input: [Answer] Hepatic blood flow decreased, drug metabolism slowed, so agents are hepatotoxic Most agents cause a transient increase in LFT’s [Question]

Output: Liver problems associated with inhaled agents


Input: [Answer] alveolar concentration at one atmosphere of an inhalational agent at which 50% of patients do not move in response to skin incision or similar noxious stimuli [Question]

Output: MAC


Input: [Answer] because the partial pressure in the aveolus quickly equilibrates with that in the blood and brain because of the brains high blood flow [Question]

Output: Why is the Alveolar concentration used as the measure of anesthetic concentration


Input: [Answer] MAC is INVERSELY related to POTENCY [Question]

Output: How is MAC related to potency?


Input: [Answer] ED95= 1.3 MAC of any volatile anesthetic has been found to prevent movement in 95% of patients [Question]

Output: What is ED95


Input: [Answer] MAC of volatile anesthetic at which a patient will open their eyes (0.3-0.4 MAC) [Question]

Output: What is MAC awake


Input: [Answer] concentration required to block autonomic reflexes to nociceptive stimuli (1.7-2.0 MAC) [Question]

Output: What is MAC BAR


Input: [Answer] Hyperthermia Drugs that increase CNS catecholamine levels (monoamine oxidase inhibitors, tricyclic antidepressants, acute cocaine use,Infants (6-12 months)Hypernatremiachronic ethanol abuse [Question]

Output: Factors that increase MAC


Input: [Answer] Hypothermia Preoperative medications and IV anesthetics Neonates and the elderlyPregnancyAlpha-2 blockers, calcium channel blockersacute alcohol ingestion [Question]

Output: Factors that decrease MAC


Input: [Answer] Duration and GenderAnesthetic metabolism Thyroid gland dysfunctionHyper/HypokalemiaPaCO2 15-95 mm HgPaO2 above 38Blood pressure above 40 mm Hg [Question]

Output: Factors that have no efect on MAC


Input: [Answer] formed from the reaction between Sevo and soda lime, Compound A is a renal toxin, and large amounts are produced at low gas flow ratesRecommended FGF of 2 or more liters, little evidence of harm unless low flows or long exposure [Question]

Output: What is compound A


Input: [Answer] Increased ETco2, increased heart rate and temperature [Question]

Output: Signs of MH


Input: [Answer] The release of excessive calcium from the sarcoplasmic reticulum(SR) [Question]

Output: primary pathophysiologic event in MH


Input: [Answer] Fulminant HYPERMETABOLIC state of skeletal muscle induced by volatile anesthetics, succinylcholine, and, perhaps by stress and exercise [Question]

Output: What is MH


Input: [Answer] Advantages: cheap, very soluble-slow to leave pt, cardio-protective Disadvantages: Solubility-high residual at end of case, risk of awareness, may slow OR turnover, can’t be used for gas inductionBlood:Gas coefficient= 1.4MAC:1.2 [Question]

Output: ISOFLURANE(Forane)


Input: [Answer] Insoluble, fast on and off, easy to use, faster turnover, low residual at end of case, patient more awake pungent smell, cost, SNS stimulation, can’t be used for induction, careful with irritable airways, asthma, smokers, requires special vaporizerBl [Question]

Output: DESFLURANE(Suprane)


Input: [Answer] non-pungent smell, good for induction, less SNS activation, cardio-protective, can be used with N2O to decrease need of Sevo, quicker wakeupDisadvantages: cost, solubility, compound ABlood:Gas coefficient= .65MAC:2.0 [Question]

Output: SEVOFLURANE(Ultane)


Input: [Answer] Only inorganic gas in clinical usecolorless, pleasant smell, non-explosive, non-flammableusually used in combination with inhaled gas or with O2Blood:Gas coefficient= 0.47No respiratory irritation, good for inductionCheapLow solubility [Question]

Output: Nitrous Oxide (N2O)


Input: [Answer] slight myocardial depression usually offset by the SNS(increased endogenous catecholamines)Increased RR, decreased TV, reduced ventilatory response to CO2 and hypoxiaNOT a triggering agent for MH [Question]

Output: Cardiac and respiratory effects of Nitrous


Input: [Answer] Major drawback is the diffusion of N2O into closed air Avoid N2O use in bowel cases/obstruction, pnuemothorax/blebs, venous air emboli, middle ear surgery, some eye surgeries, [Question]

Output: Disadvantage of Nitrous


Input: [Answer] N2O activates methionine synthetase by oxidizing the cobalt in Vit B12 and can affect DNA, spontaneous abortions in women working in the OR/dental offices (Unproven) [Question]

Output: Toxicity of Nitrous


Input: [Question] The A-10 fuselage components that redistribute loads around cutouts and provide redundant load pats are [Answer]

Output: auxiliary longerons


Input: [Question] To prevent potential tank explosion during combat, the A-10's integral fuel tanks are filled with [Answer]

Output: polyurethane foam


Input: [Question] The danger associated with a functioning lift transducer on the A-10 is [Answer]

Output: extreme heat


Input: [Question] After engine shutdown, A-10 engine exhaust areas are considered hazardous for [Answer]

Output: 15 minutes


Input: [Question] The A-10 main landing gear strut component that transmits torque loads from the wheel to the strut cylinder is the [Answer]

Output: torque strut


Input: [Question] On the A-10, the main landing gear uplock cylinder hyraulically releases the uplock [Answer]

Output: hooks


Input: [Question] The number of fusible plugs incorporated in each A-10 main landing gear wheel is [Answer]

Output: three


Input: [Question] The A-10 nose wheel steering is initiated in the commanded direction by the movement of the rudder pedals in conjunction with a steering command signal generated by the [Answer]

Output: position transducer potentiometer


Input: [Question] If electrical power is lost, the operable A-10 nose wheel steering mode is [Answer]

Output: damper-caster


Input: [Question] The brake system of the A-1o consist of a normal, an emergancy, and an [Answer]

Output: anti-skid system


Input: [Question] Should the left and right hydraulic systems fail, emergency braking power for the A-10 is provided by [Answer]

Output: an accumulator


Input: [Question] The A-10 anti-skid caution light on the A-10 comes on when the system [Answer]

Output: is disengaged


Input: [Question] On the A-10, hydraulic pressure from the left system is directed to the nose drag strut actuators by the [Answer]

Output: landing gear control valve


Input: [Question] During auxiliary landing gear extension on the A-10, the left hydraulic system reservoir bootstrap pressure is ported [Answer]

Output: to the return


Input: [Question] The position the A-10 feel and trim devices provide the stick to represent any trim set into the elevator actuator is [Answer]

Output: neutral (zero load)


Input: [Question] The components of the A-10 pitch and roll flight control systems that free the control stick from a control path jam are the pitch and roll [Answer]

Output: disconnectors


Input: [Question] The actuator type A-10 speed brakes use is [Answer]

Output: unbalanced pistons


Input: [Question] The number of hydraulic power supply systems on the A-10 is [Answer]

Output: two


Input: [Question] The two components that make up the A-10 hydraulic power supply package are the bootstrap hydraulic [Answer]

Output: reservoir and supply module


Input: [Question] The A-10 hydraulic system component that allows fluid to pass to and charge the accumulator is the [Answer]

Output: balanced relief valve


Input: [Question] When hydraulic pressure is not being supplied by the auxiliary power unit (APU), small amounts of hydraulic fluid are directed to the APU-driven hydraulic pump from the [Answer]

Output: right hydraulic reservoir


Input: [Question] You reset the A-10 hydraulic filter differential pressure (ΔP) indicator after it has actuated by [Answer]

Output: removing the filter bowl, inverting it, and depressing the button


Input: [Question] The percentage of engine thrust of the A-10's TF34-GE-100A engine fan bypass stream accounts for is [Answer]

Output: 85


Input: [Question] The number of ignitors installed on the combustor of the A-10's TF34-GE-100A engine is [Answer]

Output: two


Input: [Question] Continuous oil flow is supplied to the number three bearing of the A-10's TF34-GE-100A engine during zero- or negative-G maneuvers by the [Answer]

Output: auxiliary lubrication system


Input: [Question] On the A-10's fire extinguishing system, the fire extinguishing discharge switch is a [Answer]

Output: three-position, double-throw, center-off toggle switch


Input: [Question] The A-10's fire extinguisher container fired when the extinguisher discharge switch is placed to the right is the [Answer]

Output: forward


Input: [Question] The A-10's external tank fuel feed system component that prevents the external tank from collapsing when the air pressure within the tank is less than the ambient pressure is the [Answer]

Output: negative pressure relief valve


Input: [Question] The interface between the A-10's external fuel tanks and plyon-refueling manifold is provided by the [Answer]

Output: fuel disconnects


Input: [Question] The A-10's fuel system component that diffuses the fuel spray to reduce static buildup caused by the fuel pouring into the fuel tanks during refueling is the [Answer]

Output: piccolo tube


Input: [Question] The component that allows verification of the operational status of the A-10's refueling system is the [Answer]

Output: test box assembly


Input: [Question] The A-10 can be refueled in flight by a tanker aircraft equipped with [Answer]

Output: flying boom


Input: [Question] The A-10's integrated drive generator oil supply circuit component that attracts ferrous metal particles is the [Answer]

Output: magnetic chip detector


Input: [Question] The external power monitor on the A-10 measures the frequency, voltage, and phase sequence of external AC power applied to the aircraft and [Answer]

Output: sends the power to the generator control unit


Input: [Question] The A-10's DC electrical system component that is an air-cooled transformer-rectifier is the [Answer]

Output: converter


Input: [Question] The A-10's emergency power system consists of a battery and a [Answer]

Output: inverter


Input: [Question] The two exterior lights mounted as an assembly on the wingtips of the A-10 are the [Answer]

Output: anti-collision and position


Input: [Question] The nose illumination lights on the A-10 are used for [Answer]

Output: in-flight refueling


Input: [Question] The oxygen regulator supply lever on the A-10 is [Answer]

Output: green


Input: [Question] During inhalation, the A-10's oxygen regulator flow indicator should show [Answer]

Output: white


Input: [Question] The four mount pads on the U-2 center section, aside from being attach points for the RG130 ground handling cart, are used for aircraft [Answer]

Output: tie down


Input: [Question] The aft portion of the U-2 canopy is coated with four coats of paint to [Answer]

Output: combat solar radiation and glare


Input: [Question] To signal that the emergency start system has been activated in flight, the pilot of a U-2 [Answer]

Output: turns on the main landing gear lights


Input: [Question] The automated weight and balance program used on the U-2 is maintained by [Answer]

Output: quality assurance


Input: [Question] All items, not part of the basic weight, installed on the U-2 aircraft are recorded on the [Answer]

Output: AFTO Form 781C, Avionics Configuration and Load Status Document


Input: [Question] The U-2's aircraft's automated weight and balance programs daily data is gathered from the AFTO Form [Answer]

Output: 781C


Input: [Question] The main landing gear strut on the U-2 is constructed of [Answer]

Output: titanium


Input: [Question] The auxiliary landing gear on the U-2 are called [Answer]

Output: pogos


Input: [Question] If total hydraulic failure occurs on the U-2, the number of full brake applications the emergency brake accumulator supplies hydraulic pressure for is [Answer]

Output: five


Input: [Question] During normal landing gear extension on the U-2, the main landing gear actuator pressure buildup is delayed until the uplock actuator has unlocked the gear by a [Answer]

Output: orfice valve


Input: [Question] The U-2 ailerons are adjusted to the neutral position by a [Answer]

Output: linear actuator connected to the left aileron tab


Input: [Question] On the U-2, you set the aileron trim tabs to neutral if they are slightly warped by [Answer]

Output: aligning the tabs as close to the middle as possible


Input: [Question] The U-2 flight control system that reduces the wing and empennage structural loading during high speed or rough air operation by shifting both aileron wing surfaces and wing flaps upward is the [Answer]

Output: gust control


Input: [Question] The wing flaps on the U-2 are controlled [Answer]

Output: electrically


Input: [Question] The U-2 aircraft lift spoilers are used to assist in landing and [Answer]

Output: descent from altitude


Input: [Question] On the U-2, the speed brakes are located on [Answer]

Output: each side of the aft fuselage


Input: [Question] Except during system maintenance, the U-2 hydraulic reservoir should remain pressurized to [Answer]

Output: eliminate the possibility of air and contaminants entering the system


Input: [Question] The U-2 hydraulic pump is allowed to vary the volume of fluid delivered to compensate for changes in demand by a [Answer]

Output: change in the angle between the yoke and pump shaft axis


Input: [Question] The hydraulic tubing for the U-2 horizontal stabilizer trim is color-coded to [Answer]

Output: prevent cross-connection of lines during maintenance


Input: [Question] The allowable leakage for static seals on the U-2 is [Answer]


Input: [Question] The acceptable leakage for the flap dynamic seals on the U-2 is [Answer]

Output: a few drops overnight


Input: [Question] The U-2 exhaust system consists of the tail pipe and [Answer]

Output: fan flow adapter diverter


Input: [Question] The three operating modes of the U-2 aircraft mounted accessory drive are [Answer]

Output: engine-starting, accessory drive, and subsystem checkout


Input: [Question] The U-2 cockpit indicator that provides an indication of high-pressure compressor rotor operation is the [Answer]

Output: N²RPM


Input: [Question] When refueling the U-2, the fuel tank filled first is the [Answer]

Output: fuselage sump


Input: [Question] The U-2's sump tank manifolds are checked for moisture during which inspection? [Answer]

Output: Basic post flight


Input: [Question] The light that illuminates on the U-2 aircraft when the fuel sump reads 38 (+/- 3) gallons remaining is the [Answer]

Output: FUEL LEVEL LOW


Input: [Question] A momentary hammering sound when the U-2 fuel transfer valves are actuated is caused by [Answer]

Output: air in the system


Input: [Question] The external DC power required to power the monitored AC bus contactor coil on the U-2 is provided through [Answer]

Output: pin E of the external AC power receptacle


Input: [Question] The U-2 DC generator is cooled by [Answer]

Output: ram air through the left engine air inlet


Input: [Question] The U-2 exterior lights consist of landing, anti-collision and [Answer]

Output: navigation lights


Input: [Question] The navigation lights on the U-2 consist of a [Answer]

Output: red light on the left wingtip, a green light on the right wingtip, and two clear lights on the upper vertical stabilizer


Input: [Question] It is critically important on the U-2 that you check the turbine bypass switch to prevent [Answer]

Output: valve wear


Input: [Question] The number of liquid oxygen convertors on the U-2 is [Answer]

Output: two


Input: [Question] The U-2 technical manual section that provides you with a description of the aircraft, aircraft stations, access provisions, and drain and vent points is [Answer]

Output: general information


Input: [Question] The headings of the U-2 troubleshooting tables are [Answer]

Output: PROBABLY CAUSE, ISOLATION PROCEDURE, AND REMEDY


Input: [Question] Peculiar maintenance procedures exist for the U-2 because of the [Answer]

Output: need to maintain its lightweight characteristics


Input: [Question] The reference that lists suitable substitutes for U-2 aircraft is the [Answer]

Output: SP 1977, Engineering Standards Procurement Manual


Input: [Question] The compression ratio of the RQ-1 Rotax 914F engine is [Answer]

Output: 9.0:1


Input: [Question] The purpose of valve lead and valve lag in the valve mechanism used on the RQ-1's reciprocating engine is to [Answer]

Output: increase the volumetric efficiency and lower the temperature of the cylinder


Input: [Question] What type carburetors are installed on the RQ-1's engine? [Answer]

Output: 32-millimeter, constant depression, cross-draft butterfly valve


Input: [Question] On the RQ-1's engine, oil is forced out of the sump in the crankcase and back to the oil reservoir by [Answer]

Output: blow-by gases


Input: [Question] Ignition power for the spark plugs on the RQ-1's engine is provided by a [Answer]

Output: dual breaker-less capacitive discharge ignition system


Input: [Question] Which spark plugs are driven by power box 1 in the RQ-1's engine ignition system? [Answer]

Output: Top spark plugs in cylinders 1 and 2, and the bottom spark plugs in cylinders 3 and 4


Input: [Question] To disable ignition power box 1 when performing a test of ignition power box 2 in the RQ-1's ignition test circuit, ignition test relay [Answer]

Output: 1 must be energized


Input: [Question] What type of mechanism is incorporated on the RQ-1's variable pitch propeller assembly to facilitate or perform pitch movement of the propeller blades? [Answer]

Output: Rack and pinion


Input: [Question] The RQ-1 is equipped with [Answer]

Output: disc brakes actuated by electrical servos


Input: [Question] On the RQ-1, what is the range in degrees that the nose wheel steering operates from either side of center [Answer]

Output: 15


Input: [Question] Under normal conditions, the RQ-1's gear-retract servos stop driving the landing gear [Answer]

Output: after a stop-detect signal is received or after driving for the minimum expected swing time


Input: [Question] The purpose of decambering the ailerons and flaps on the RQ-1 is to [Answer]

Output: provide improved low-speed flight characteristics


Input: [Question] The component that algebraically adds simultaneous pitch and yaw commands to determine the required tail positions on the RQ-1 is the [Answer]

Output: primary control module


Input: [Question] What type fuel tanks are used on the RQ-1? [Answer]

Output: Rubberized fuel bladders mounted in the fuselage


Input: [Question] The fuel level sensors used in the RQ-1's fuel system are [Answer]

Output: capacitance-type probes provided a 12-VDC reference voltage from the SCM


Input: [Question] When the RQ-1's fuel system is in the normal operating mode, what are proper positions for the valves on the main and return fuel trays? [Answer]

Output: Aft tank valve open on main fuel tray; aft tank valve open on return fuel tray


Input: [Question] What is the approximate front tank to back tank fuel ratio on the RQ-1? [Answer]

Output: 3:2


Input: [Question] At what engine speed (in revolutions per minute [RPM]) does the starter/alternator automatically start acting as an alternator on the RQ-1? [Answer]

Output: 1600


Input: [Question] If the alternator on the RQ-1 fails, backup power is provided by [Answer]

Output: two dry-cell nickel-cadmium batteries


Input: [Question] On the RQ-1, the payload power distribution module is used to power the [Answer]

Output: primary control module and the components in the forward fuselage


Input: [Question] The feature on the RQ-1 which, through the primary control module, automatically switches the aircraft lights on is the [Answer]

Output: Lights-Off Range


Input: [Question] The ice detector probe on the RQ-1 detects ice [Answer]

Output: through a change in its resonant frequency


Input: [Question] Energy [Answer]

Output: Energy is the ability to do work.


Input: [Question] Energy resources [Answer]

Output: they provide us with energy.


Input: [Question] Work [Answer]

Output: Anything we do using chemical energy appling a force that makes something move.


Input: [Question] Fuel [Answer]

Output: materials with stored chemical energy which is burnt to supply power and heat.


Input: [Question] Fossil fuels [Answer]

Output: remains of dead plants and animalsmade millions of years ago.


Input: [Question] Coal [Answer]

Output: An impure form of carbon.


Input: [Question] Natural Gas [Answer]

Output: methane


Input: [Question] Crude oil [Answer]

Output: A thick black smelly liquid obtained from the ground.


Input: [Definition] : A mask or voice through which an author or narrator speaks. [Term]

Output: Persona


Input: [Definition] : Inclusive of opinion. Denotes the set of standards and principles each individual uses when making sense of information. [Term]

Output: Subjectivity


Input: [Definition] : Concerns the influence of individual beliefs and opinions. The act of one group or individual making another group or individual appear as different usually for the effect of enhancing a perceived sense of superiority. [Term]

Output: Othering


Input: [Definition] A telling of events through a narrator's point of view [Term]

Output: Theme


Input: [Definition] A situation where information from the past is inserted in the midst of a chronologically flowing narrative. [Term]

Output: Diction


Input: [Definition] A central idea or insight of a literary work. [Term]

Output: Tone


Input: [Definition] The atmosphere of the work conveyed by the author through language, images and physical setting. [Term]

Output: Mood


Input: [Definition] The implied authorial attitude toward the subject matter in a literary work. [Term]

Output: Narrative


Input: [Definition] The word choice and arrangement used by an author to covey attitudes, accents, tone, intonation, inflections, and other characteristics of speech. [Term]

Output: Flashback


Input: [Definition] A comparison between two objects using "like" or "as" [Term]

Output: Setting


Input: [Definition] A combination of descriptive images presented through use of language techniques to convey ideas, concepts, emotions, or meanings. More specifically, imagery engages our sensory perceptions: sound, sight, smell, taste, touch [Term]

Output: Figurative language


Input: [Definition] A comparison between an object is compared dissimilar object or idea for the purpose of conveying an unique quality about or expanding our understand of the first object. [Term]

Output: Metaphor


Input: [Definition] The time and physical place in which events or actions in literary work take place [Term]

Output: Simile


Input: [Definition] The use of language in non-standard or emblematic ways to describe or convey some idea or essence [Term]

Output: Imagery


Input: [Definition] Recognition of a reality different from actual reality or what is anticipated or expected [Term]

Output: Symbol


Input: [Definition] Use of an object or image to express a meaning beyond the literal one. [Term]

Output: Irony


Input: [Terms] language [Definition]

Output: a set of sounds, combination of sounds and symbols that are used for communication


Input: [Terms] standard language [Definition]

Output: the variant of a language that a country's political & intellectual elite seek to promote as the norm for use in schools, government, the media, and other aspects of public life.


Input: [Terms] dialects [Definition]

Output: local or regional characteristics of a language; while accent refer to the pronunciation differences of a standard language, a dialect, in addition to pronunciation variation, has distinctive grammar and vocabulary


Input: [Terms] isogloss [Definition]

Output: a geographic boundary within which a paticular lingustic feature accurs.


Input: [Terms] mutual inteligibility [Definition]

Output: the ability of two pwople to understand each other when speaking


Input: [Terms] dialect chains [Definition]

Output: a set of contiguous dialects in which the dialects nearest to each other at any place in the chain are most closely related


Input: [Terms] language families [Definition]

Output: group of languages with a shared but fairly distant origin


Input: [Terms] subfamilies [Definition]

Output: divisions within a language family where the commonalities are more definite and the origin is more recent


Input: [Terms] sound shift [Definition]

Output: slight change in a word across languages within subfamilies or through a language family from the present backward toward its origin


Input: [Terms] Proto-Indo-European [Definition]

Output: linguistic hypothesis proposing the existence of an ancestral Indo-European language that is the hearth of the ancient Latin, Greek, and Sanskrit languages


Input: [Terms] backward reconstruction [Definition]

Output: the tracking of sound shifts and hardening of consonants "backward" toward the original language


Input: [Terms] extinct language [Definition]

Output: language without any native speakers


Input: [Terms] deep reconstruction [Definition]

Output: technique using the vocabulary of an extinct language to re-create the language that proceeded the extinct language


Input: [Terms] nostratic [Definition]

Output: language believed to be the ancestral language not only of Proto-Indo-European, but also the Kartvelian languages. languages such as Hungarian, Finnish, Turkish, and Mongolian


Input: [Terms] language divergence [Definition]

Output: the opposite of language convergence; a process suggested by German linguist August Schleicher whereby new languages are formed when a language breaks into dialects due to the lack of spatialinteraction among speakers of the language


Input: [Terms] language convergence [Definition]

Output: the collapsing of two languages into one resulting from the consistent spatial interaction of people with different languages; the opposite of language divergence


Input: [Terms] Romance languages [Definition]

Output: languages such as French, Spanish, Italian, Romanian and Portuguese


Input: [Terms] Germanic languages [Definition]

Output: languages such as English, German, Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish


Input: [Terms] Slavic languages [Definition]

Output: languages that developed as Slavic people migrated from a base in present day Ukraine close to 2000 years ago


Input: [Terms] lingua franca [Definition]

Output: today, it refers to a "common language" a language used among speakers of different languages for the purposes of trade and commerce.


Input: [Terms] pidgin language [Definition]

Output: when parts of two or more languages are combined in a simplified structure and vocabulary


Input: [Terms] Creole language [Definition]

Output: a language that began as a pidgin language, but was later adopted by the mother tongue by the people in places of the mother tongue


Input: [Terms] monolingual states [Definition]

Output: countries in which only one language is spoken


Input: [Terms] multilingual states [Definition]

Output: countries in which more than one language is spoken


Input: [Terms] official language [Definition]

Output: in multilingual countries, the language selected , often by the educated and politically powerful elite, to promote intrenal cohesion; usually the language of the courts and the government


Input: [Terms] global language [Definition]

Output: the language commonly used around the world


Input: [Terms] place [Definition]

Output: uniqueness of a location


Input: [Terms] toponym [Definition]

Output: place name


Input: [Question] Energy [Answer]

Output: the ability to make things move; has no mass and takes up no space


Input: [Question] Matter [Answer]

Output: has mass and takes up space


Input: [Question] Chemical Energy [Answer]

Output: holds the atoms in molecules together; stored in all living things


Input: [Question] Electrical Energy [Answer]

Output: electricity; electrons flowing through matter


Input: [Question] Thermal Energy [Answer]

Output: heat


Input: [Question] Electromagnetic Energy [Answer]

Output: light


Input: [Question] Mechanical Energy [Answer]

Output: energy of moving objects


Input: [Question] Nuclear Energy [Answer]

Output: holds protons and neutrons together in the nucleus of atoms


Input: [Question] Sound Energy [Answer]

Output: vibrates air molecules and bones in your ear


Input: [Question] Kinetic Energy [Answer]

Output: energy in action


Input: [Question] Potential Energy [Answer]

Output: stored energy because of position or chemistry


Input: [Question] Conversion [Answer]

Output: energy changes from one form to another; transformation


Input: [Question] Law of Conservation of Energy [Answer]

Output: Energy cannot be made. Energy cannot be destroyed. Energy can change from one form to another.


Input: [Question] Photosynthesis [Answer]

Output: the process by which plants change the light from the sun into chemical energy


Input: [Question] Fossil Fuels [Answer]

Output: substanaces like coal, oil, and natural gas which store chemical energy from the remains of ancient plants and animals


Input: [Question] Forms of Potential Energy [Answer]

Output: nuclear and chemical


Input: [Question] forms of kinetic energy [Answer]

Output: thermal, electromagnetic, electrical, mechanical, sound


Input: [Question] position [Answer]

Output: a way of having potential energy based on the location of the object such as on a high shelf or the top of a hill


Input: [Question] chemistry [Answer]

Output: a way of having potential energy based on the what the object is made of and its ability to give off energy


Input: [Question] chemical to heat [Answer]

Output: conversion that occurs in your body


Input: [Question] mechanical to sound [Answer]

Output: conversion that occurs in most instruments


Input: [Question] chemical to mechanical [Answer]

Output: conversion that occurs in automobiles like cars and planes


Input: [Question] electrical to light and sound [Answer]

Output: conversion that occurs in TV's and computer screens


Input: [Question] electrical to heat [Answer]

Output: conversion that occurs in ovens


Input: [Question] chemical to heat and light [Answer]

Output: conversion that occurs when things burn


Input: [Answer] Going Concern [Question]

Output: Assumes that the life of a business is expected to continue into the foreseeable future.


Input: [Answer] Asset [Question]

Output: Has service potential or future economic benefit Is controlled by the entity, As a result of a past transaction.


Input: [Answer] Expense [Question]

Output: Is a reduction in assets or increases in liabilities, other than drawings, which decrease owner’s equity


Input: [Answer] Liability [Question]

Output: Is a future sacrifice of assets That the entity is currently obliged to make • As a result of a past transaction


Input: [Answer] Income [Question]

Output: Inflows of cash other assets, or reductions in liabilities other than those relating to contributions by owners, which result in an increase in owner’s equity


Input: [Answer] Period Reporting [Question]

Output: Assumes that the business’ life may be divided into regular time periods to measure its financial position and provide timely information for decision making


Input: [Answer] Historical Cost [Question]

Output: Transactions are recorded at the amount of cash paid or payable at the time of the transaction


Input: [Answer] Monetary Measurement [Question]

Output: States that all transactions are recorded in dollar terms


Input: [Answer] Accrual Accounting [Question]

Output: The effects of transactions are recognised when they occur and are reported in the financial statements of the periods to which they relate


Input: [Answer] Accounting Entity (notion) [Question]

Output: States that the financial affairs of an entity must be kept separate from the financial affairs of the owner and other entities


Input: [Answer] Owners information needs (user) [Question]

Output: Interested in the business information to make sure that the business is making a profit and will continue in business. To see if the business has enough security so can raise a bank loan if needed for expansion. read the Financial Statements, profit.


Input: [Answer] Lenders information needs (user) [Question]

Output: Interested in information that enables them to determine whether their loans and the interest, will be paid when due. Is their sufficient assets for security for a loan? Does the business have a good credit history and rating?


Input: [Answer] Suppliers/creditors information needs (user) [Question]

Output: Suppliers are interested in information that enables them to determine whether amounts owing to them will be paid on time.


Input: [Answer] Components of Income Statement [Question]

Output: Income Divided into revenue and other income Expenses Divided into ‘group 1’ or distribution costs Administrative expenses and Finance Costs are components of what statement?


Input: [Answer] Components of a cash budget [Question]

Output: Components Receipts Payments Net increase/decrease in cash for the period Opening bank balance Closing bank balance are components of what statement?


Input: [Answer] Components of Statement of financial position. [Question]

Output: Current assets, Non current assets, Property plant and equipment, investment assets, intangible assets, current liabilities, non current liabilities, equity are components of which statement


Input: [Answer] Revenue Expenditure [Question]

Output: Expenditure whose benefits are consumed (used up) in the current period. They are costs incurred to earn revenue and affect the year’s profit and owners’ equity. E.g paid rates, insurance, registration.


Input: [Answer] Capital Expenditure [Question]

Output: Expenditure on items that will benefit the business beyond the current financial period. It creates an asset and does not affect Equity. Eg purchase of building, installing new equipment, improvements to an existing asset that extends its useful life


Input: [Answer] Depreciation [Question]

Output: Depreciation is the systematic allocation of the depreciable amount(cost) of an asset over its useful life.


Input: [Answer] Straight line depreciation method [Question]

Output: Assumes the use (consumption) of economic benefits the asset can provide occurs evenly over its useful life eg The wear and tear on the outside of a Building is consistent each accounting period.


Input: [Answer] Equity [Question]

Output: Assets – liabilities The residual interest in assets after deducting all liabilities of an entity at any point of time.


Input: [Answer] Profit [Question]

Output: Profit is an increase in the net assets of a business which is not attributable to contributions by the owners.


Input: [Answer] Sole Proprieter [Question]

Output: (owner) is a one person owned business that solely responsible for everything in the business, all finance, all risk, all profit. They can lose all their property paying for debts.


Input: [Answer] Partnership [Question]

Output: (owners) are two or more people that are jointly and separately responsible for the debts, and share the profit, financing, work and risk.


Input: [Answer] Company [Question]

Output: (Shareholders) that can sell shares to raise finance, profit is shared by dividends. Has one or more directors, succession is possible. Limited liability (ltd) the risk is limited to the amount of investment (shares) they have invested.


Input: [Answer] Not for profit (Community Organisation) [Question]

Output: a group of members(owners) who make money to provide services to its members or recipients, Finance is gained from subscriptions, donations and grants, profits/surplus is distributed services NOT money. Must be audited.


Input: [Answer] Incorporated Society (Community organisation) [Question]

Output: (community organisation) protects debts from members.


Input: [Answer] Unicoporated Society (community Organisation) [Question]

Output: (community organisation) does not protect debts or the organisation from its members.


Input: [Answer] Accounting [Question]

Output: The purpose is to assist users in making financial decisions.


Input: [Answer] Current Asset [Question]

Output: Assets whose future economic benefit will be consumed within one accounting period.


Input: [Answer] Property, plant and Equipment [Question]

Output: Assets that will be kept in the business so that the firm can operate in the future. These are the main income producing assets of the firm. Eg Buildings, Computers, Vehicles


Input: [Answer] Investment Asset [Question]

Output: These Assets generally produce income for the firm but are not the main income producing assets.


Input: [Answer] Intangible Asset [Question]

Output: Assets that have no physical presence but represent an investment by the firm. Eg Trademark, Patents


Input: [Answer] Administration Expense [Question]

Output: Expenses that are incurred in order to organise and run the business. These include all expenses that relate to the business premises. Eg rent, office salaries, telephone, general expenses, office wages, insurance, electricity, rates, accounting fees.


Input: [Answer] Finance Cost [Question]

Output: Expenses that are incurred to gain finance. Eg.Interest


Input: [Answer] Distribution Cost [Question]

Output: Expenses incurred in order to increase sales and promote business. Eg Advertising, wages for door to door salesman.


Input: [Answer] Accounts Payable [Question]

Output: Liabilities which we expect to be paid within the next accounting period. It will be necessary for us to have cash to meet these liabilities. Eg Short term bank loan and Accounts Payable.


Input: [Answer] Non Current Liabilities [Question]

Output: Liabilities which will be paid over a period of time beyond the next accounting period. Eg mortgages, hire purchase payments and long term loans


Input: [Answer] Limitation of Financial Statements and Monetary measurement [Question]

Output: If a transaction cannot be expressed in money values, it will not be recorded in the accounting records. For example, the number of years that the business has been trading will not appear in the financial statements of the business.


Input: [Answer] Accounting Entity [Question]

Output: When preparing the accounting records of a business we only include the business’ transactions and exclude those transactions of its owner. For example, the owner’s private car must not be included as a business asset.


Input: [Answer] Auditor [Question]

Output: What type of Accountant that checks the accuracy of the financial statements and ensures that the business has met legal requirements.


Input: [Answer] Cost Accountant [Question]

Output: What type of Accountant who Calculates the costs of the production of goods and helps to manage these costs.


Input: [Answer] Financial Accountant [Question]

Output: What type of Accountant who Prepares the accounting reports and analyses the results.


Input: [Answer] Management Accountant [Question]

Output: What type of Accountant who Supervises the daily running of the accounting systems within the business.


Input: [Answer] Accounting Technician (AT) [Question]

Output: What type of Accountants who are not fully qualified accountants but help the accountants in the processing of accounting information.


Input: [Answer] Taxation Accountant [Question]

Output: What type of Accountant Advises a company of the current tax legislation and how much tax that they are required to pay.


Input: [Answer] Assets plus Expenses = liabilities plus owners equity plus Income [Question]

Output: What is the Accounting equation


Input: [Question] become [Answer]

Output: became


Input: [Question] begin [Answer]

Output: began


Input: [Question] bend [Answer]

Output: bent


Input: [Question] bet [Answer]

Output: bet


Input: [Question] bite [Answer]

Output: bit


Input: [Question] bleed [Answer]

Output: bled


Input: [Question] blow [Answer]

Output: blew


Input: [Question] break [Answer]

Output: broke


Input: [Question] bring [Answer]

Output: brought


Input: [Question] broadcast [Answer]

Output: broadcast


Input: [Question] build [Answer]

Output: built


Input: [Question] burst [Answer]

Output: burst


Input: [Question] buy [Answer]

Output: bought


Input: [Question] catch [Answer]

Output: caught


Input: [Question] choose [Answer]

Output: chose


Input: [Question] cling [Answer]

Output: clung


Input: [Question] come [Answer]

Output: came


Input: [Question] cost [Answer]

Output: cost


Input: [Question] creep [Answer]

Output: crept


Input: [Question] cut [Answer]

Output: cut


Input: [Question] deal [Answer]

Output: dealt


Input: [Question] dig [Answer]

Output: dug


Input: [Question] dive [Answer]

Output: dove


Input: [Question] do [Answer]

Output: did


Input: [Question] draw [Answer]

Output: drew


Input: [Question] drive [Answer]

Output: drove


Input: [Question] drink [Answer]

Output: drank


Input: [Question] eat [Answer]

Output: ate


Input: [Question] fall [Answer]

Output: fell


Input: [Question] feed [Answer]

Output: fed


Input: [Question] feel [Answer]

Output: felt


Input: [Question] fight [Answer]

Output: fought


Input: [Question] find [Answer]

Output: found


Input: [Question] fit [Answer]

Output: fit


Input: [Question] flee [Answer]

Output: fled


Input: [Question] fling [Answer]

Output: flung


Input: [Question] fly [Answer]

Output: flew


Input: [Question] forbid [Answer]

Output: forbade


Input: [Question] forget [Answer]

Output: forgot


Input: [Question] forgive [Answer]

Output: forgave


Input: [Question] freezw [Answer]

Output: froze


Input: [Question] get [Answer]

Output: got


Input: [Question] give [Answer]

Output: gave


Input: [Question] go [Answer]

Output: went


Input: [Question] grind [Answer]

Output: ground


Input: [Question] grow [Answer]

Output: grew


Input: [Question] hang [Answer]

Output: hung


Input: [Question] hear [Answer]

Output: heard


Input: [Question] hide [Answer]

Output: hid


Input: [Question] hit [Answer]

Output: hit


Input: [Question] hold [Answer]

Output: held


Input: [Question] hurt [Answer]

Output: hurt


Input: [Question] keep [Answer]

Output: kept


Input: [Question] kneel [Answer]

Output: knelt


Input: [Question] knit [Answer]

Output: knit


Input: [Question] know [Answer]

Output: knew


Input: [Question] lay [Answer]

Output: laid


Input: [Question] lead [Answer]

Output: led


Input: [Question] leave [Answer]

Output: left


Input: [Question] lend [Answer]

Output: lent


Input: [Question] let [Answer]

Output: let


Input: [Question] lie [Answer]

Output: lay


Input: [Question] lose [Answer]

Output: lost


Input: [Question] make [Answer]

Output: made


Input: [Question] mean [Answer]

Output: meant


Input: [Question] meet [Answer]

Output: met


Input: [Question] mistake [Answer]

Output: mistook


Input: [Question] pay [Answer]

Output: paid


Input: [Question] put [Answer]

Output: put


Input: [Question] quit [Answer]

Output: quit


Input: [Question] read [Answer]

Output: read


Input: [Question] ring [Answer]

Output: rang


Input: [Question] rise [Answer]

Output: rose


Input: [Question] run [Answer]

Output: ran


Input: [Question] say [Answer]

Output: said


Input: [Question] see [Answer]

Output: saw


Input: [Question] sell [Answer]

Output: sold


Input: [Question] send [Answer]

Output: sent


Input: [Question] set [Answer]

Output: set


Input: [Question] shake [Answer]

Output: shook


Input: [Question] shine [Answer]

Output: shone


Input: [Question] shoot [Answer]

Output: shot


Input: [Question] shrink [Answer]

Output: shrank


Input: [Question] shut [Answer]

Output: shut


Input: [Question] sink [Answer]

Output: sank


Input: [Question] sit [Answer]

Output: sat


Input: [Question] sleep [Answer]

Output: slept


Input: [Question] slide [Answer]

Output: slid


Input: [Question] speak [Answer]

Output: spoke


Input: [Question] speed [Answer]

Output: sped


Input: [Question] spend [Answer]

Output: spent


Input: [Question] spin [Answer]

Output: spun


Input: [Question] split [Answer]

Output: split


Input: [Question] spread [Answer]

Output: spread


Input: [Question] stand [Answer]

Output: stood


Input: [Question] steal [Answer]

Output: stole


Input: [Question] stick [Answer]

Output: stuck


Input: [Question] sting [Answer]

Output: stung


Input: [Question] stink [Answer]

Output: stank


Input: [Question] strike [Answer]

Output: struck


Input: [Question] swear [Answer]

Output: swore


Input: [Question] sweep [Answer]

Output: swept


Input: [Question] swim [Answer]

Output: swam


Input: [Question] swing [Answer]

Output: swung


Input: [Question] take [Answer]

Output: took


Input: [Question] teach [Answer]

Output: taught


Input: [Question] tear [Answer]

Output: tore


Input: [Question] tell [Answer]

Output: told


Input: [Question] think [Answer]

Output: thought


Input: [Question] throw [Answer]

Output: threw


Input: [Question] understand [Answer]

Output: understood


Input: [Question] wake [Answer]

Output: woke


Input: [Question] wear [Answer]

Output: wore


Input: [Question] win [Answer]

Output: won


Input: [Question] write [Answer]

Output: wrote


Input: [Term] market [Definition]

Output: is a group of potential customers


Input: [Term] market segment [Definition]

Output: a subgroup of a larger market that share one or more characteristics


Input: [Term] market segmentation [Definition]

Output: the process of dividing a larger market into smaller groups


Input: [Term] geographic [Definition]

Output: markets divided by where the customer lives


Input: [Term] mass market [Definition]

Output: is when the group is considered as a whole with all the marketing activities; using a single market plan


Input: [Term] customer [Definition]

Output: someone who buys


Input: [Term] goals [Definition]

Output: objectives set to achieve a specified purpose that should have measurability and a deadline established


Input: [Term] place [Definition]

Output: include where customers can obtain the product


Input: [Term] behavioral [Definition]

Output: segmenting a market base on the way customers use a product or behave towards it


Input: [Term] tactics [Definition]

Output: specific actions for carrying out strategies and the goal. How to.


Input: [Term] consumer [Definition]

Output: someone who uses


Input: [Term] good [Definition]

Output: tangible item; can be durable or nondurable


Input: [Term] pricing [Definition]

Output: function that considers a value that is affordable for the customer and profitable for the business


Input: [Term] market info mtg [Definition]

Output: function that researches what the consumer wants


Input: [Term] marketing mix [Definition]

Output: four p's.


Input: [Term] demographic [Definition]

Output: statistics that describe a population by personal characteristic such age, gender, income, marital status, etc


Input: [Term] product service mtg [Definition]

Output: include what to make or obtain as the business's product mix


Input: [Term] price [Definition]

Output: determining what a customer is willing to pay, what competition is charging, discounts and credit terms


Input: [Term] promotion [Definition]

Output: decisions include the promotional mix


Input: [Term] strategies [Definition]

Output: plans of action used to achieve the goals (what you do)


Input: [Term] target market [Definition]

Output: are identified segments of the market that a business wants to have as their customer


Input: [Term] psycographics [Definition]

Output: markets divide by social and psychological characteristics


Input: [Term] product [Definition]

Output: function involves deciding what product to make or sell


Input: [Term] marketing concept [Definition]

Output: satisfying customers needs and wants


Input: [Term] selling [Definition]

Output: one on one contact w/ the customer


Input: [Term] marketing [Definition]

Output: process of developing, pricing, selling, promoting, and distributing products to satify customers needs and wants


Input: [Term] financing [Definition]

Output: obtaining the money to operate a business


Input: [Term] service [Definition]

Output: a business doing something for a customer


Input: [Question] Order of Operations [Answer]

Output: a set of rules used to solve mathematical problems


Input: [Question] Decreasing Order [Answer]

Output: to go from the greatest value to the least value


Input: [Question] Increasing Order [Answer]

Output: to go from the least value to the greatest value


Input: [Question] Number line [Answer]

Output: a line with numbers placed in their correct position


Input: [Question] Rational Number [Answer]

Output: any real number that can be expressed as the ratio of two integers


Input: [Question] Irrational Number [Answer]

Output: any real number that cannot be expressed as the exact ratio of two integers


Input: [Question] Real Number [Answer]

Output: a number that is either rational or irrational


Input: [Question] Natural Number [Answer]

Output: any whole number greater than zero


Input: [Question] Counting Number [Answer]

Output: a positive whole number


Input: [Question] Whole Number [Answer]

Output: a positive or negative number, including zero that does not contain a fraction or decimal


Input: [Question] Integer [Answer]

Output: any positive or negative whole number or zero


Input: [Question] Exponent [Answer]

Output: shows you how many times the base appears in the product


Input: [Question] Power of a Number [Answer]

Output: shows you how many times to use the number in a multiplication


Input: [Question] Expression [Answer]

Output: an expression which is obtained by performing a finite number of the following operations on symbols representing numbers: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, raising to a power


Input: [Question] Simplify [Answer]

Output: to make more simple, reduce, add, subtract, multiply, divide


Input: [Question] Sum [Answer]

Output: answer to an addition problem


Input: [Question] Difference [Answer]

Output: answer to a subtraction problem


Input: [Question] Product [Answer]

Output: answer to a multiplication problem


Input: [Question] Quotient [Answer]

Output: answer to a division problem


Input: [Question] Evaluate [Answer]

Output: to calculate the numerical value


Input: [Term] spórt [Definition]

Output: sport


Input: [Term] teilifís [Definition]

Output: tv


Input: [Term] ríomhairí [Definition]

Output: computers


Input: [Term] léitheoireacht [Definition]

Output: reading


Input: [Term] drámaíocht [Definition]

Output: drama


Input: [Term] amhránaíocht [Definition]

Output: singing


Input: [Term] ceol [Definition]

Output: music


Input: [Term] scríbhneoireacht [Definition]

Output: writing


Input: [Term] galf [Definition]

Output: golf


Input: [Term] rugbaí [Definition]

Output: rugby


Input: [Term] iománaíocht [Definition]

Output: hurling


Input: [Term] peil gaelach [Definition]

Output: football


Input: [Term] sacar [Definition]

Output: soccor


Input: [Term] dornalaíocht [Definition]

Output: boxing


Input: [Term] marcaíocht capall [Definition]

Output: horse riding


Input: [Term] damhsa [Definition]

Output: dancing


Input: [Term] camógaíocht [Definition]

Output: camogie


Input: [Term] eitpheil [Definition]

Output: volleyball


Input: [Term] luthcleasaíocht [Definition]

Output: athletics


Input: [Question] TIME LIMITS ATATED IN INDIVIDUAL HEALTH INSURANCE POLICIES ABOUT AN INSURANCE COMPANY'S OBLIGATION TO PAY BENEFITS ARE THE SAME FOR ALL INSURANCE COMPANIES [Answer]

Output: FALSE