AMMBER

12.) Outlining is not an effective means of organizing a speech.

true

false

23.) Reading from a manuscript is by far the most common method of speech making. It is not important for a speaker to learn about impromptu speaking.

true

false

34.) It important to cover the manuscript of your speech with any necessary additions, edits, transposed word order, and to cross out material that you will not use.

true

false

45.) When reading from a manuscript, the speaker’s head should be kept erect and the eyes should drop down, not the head, to read from the paper.

true

false

56.) Reading tends to make delivery indirect; both speaker and audience are usually robbed of any feeling of direct communication, principally because the speaker glues his eyes to his manuscript. A speaker must practice keeping his eyes on his audience.

true

false

67.) When reading from a manuscript, a speaker should look at his hearers for only 20 per cent of the time.

true

false

78.) Notes are an important tool for impromptu speaking. Notes provide a ready means of suggesting what might be said.

true

false

89.) Two methods can be used to secure excellence in delivery. One consists in training yourself to concentrate intensely on the ideas embedded in language. The other consists in training your voice and body to become more responsive to ideas.

true

false

91.) A speaker must work deliberately to portray helpful emotions and attitudes; remember that emotion and attitude when associated with ideas: promote improved memory of the subject and add variety to the delivery.

true

false

105.) The voice, through its inflections, changes in tone and rate, carries meanings which are not expressed by written symbols alone. Emotion and feeling--and the absence of emotion and feeling--effect our vocal tones.

true

false

Sometimes I go 2 or 3 months with out having a period. I had protected sex with a condom January 13. I have not had sex since then. Since January 13 I have had 4 periods. All of my periods since then have been light. I had a period at the end of January that lasted 6 days January 24-29 but was light only needing 1 or 2 regular tampons a day and the color was brown with a little red mixed in. The end of February/ begining of march I had I period that lasted 5 days feb 29- march 4th. Also light and a brown color. The end of march I had a period lasting from march 27- April 9 2 weeks this was my last period and was also very light and my period blood was mostly brown I also made note that I did have clots that were normal sized. I only had to wear a tampon twice the whole time pantie liners the rest of the time. I really worried because my mom had endometriosis and my sister had cervical cancer at the age of 17 witch is how old I am. Also Is there any possibility I could be pregnant?

So I am 17 and this is the first month I've been on BC I just finished all of my white pills yesterday and took my first placebo pill this morning it is the end of the day and I have not started yet. Is this normal? I have not missed any pills and I'm still a virgin so I know I'm not pregnant. Also I spotted a lot through out the month. Is that normal. Please help

How are Christian Scientists able to cope with life if they accept its theory of what is real?

Most of the gnostic cults that claim to be Christian reject the authority of the Bible as established by II Timothy 3:16. Why might this be so? Explain.

What is similar with the view of God held by the USC and the Rosicrucians? Why is this belief problematic to the orthodox Christian?

Why did Muslim invaders allow most conquered Jews and Christians to keep their traditions if their chief motive of invasion was winning souls to the Prophet?

My dads friends son Landon and his fiance broke up about a month ago mabe a little longer.well tuesday he kissed me and we cuddled in his bed the whole night and in the morning i kissed him bye.well Wednesday he showed me a menu to a restaurant in Ashville about an hour from the town where we live.I asked him when he was gonna take me and he said it would have to be a monday or tuesday. so i left. Yesterday he told his dad that he really likes me but hes not completely over his ex and he wasnt ready for a girlfriend yet.well we hung out that day and built a fire and sat around and talked and after awhile his brother called and he said he was going to meet him at a bar in town (im not old enough to drink) so i stayed at the house. he said it wouldn't take long that his brother had to be at work at 9:30 and wanted to know if i was gonna be at his house tonight and i said probably but u can text me to make sure i am. well he left and i waited for him to text me but i never got anything. about 12:30 two cars pull in the drive and he comes home with this girl who honestly isnt even pretty. they sat in the living room where i was at for about 2 1/2 hours and then they went back to his room with her. I slept on the couch and cried all night. this morning he text me on his way to work to see what i was doing. What is he doing? what does this mean? please help idk what to do.

Why was it important for Diaspora Jews to form closely-knit communities when they emigrated to other parts of the world? Name at least two reasons and explain them.

What is the role of the Talmud in Judaism? Why is it believed to contain the spirit of the faith?

Describe the annual observance(s) when Jews examine their conscience.

Why might Matthew 27:25 be used to justify Christian persecution of Jewish people? What might be incorrect with this use?

11.) Gathering-place for Jewish worship after the destruction of the Jerusalem Temple: _____

synagogue

Mt. Sinai

Babylon

the ghetto

12.) Most decentralized and democratic group of American Christians: ____

the Mormons

the Presbyterians

the Baptists

the Lutherans

13.) First church council that formulated the official understanding of the Holy Trinity and Jesus Christ’s identity: ____

Constantine

Nicaea

Ephesus

Constantinople

14.) Established a Christian brotherhood that became a respected mendicant order after his death: ____

John Wycliffe

Augustine of Hippo

The Apostle Paul

Francis of Assisi

15.) Jewish system of rules that prescribe proper living: ____

the Kabbalah

halachic law

the Talmud

the Thirteen Articles

16.) Islamic legal system that applies Qur’anic standards to settle disputes and to administer justice: ____

salat

hadith

shari’a

qiya

17.) What a Muslim says if asked what he/she believes, in a "nutshell": ____

the shahada

the Hajj

zakat

verticality

18.) One’s inner spirit, according to a Hindu: ____

Brahman

vidya

soma

Atman

19.) The Hindu principle of cosmic justice: ____

reincarnation

karma

caste

mantra

20.) Hindu deity that reappears in numerous forms to instruct and/or defend humanity: ____

Vishnu

samsara

Shiva

Brahma

11.) Gathering-place for Jewish worship after the destruction of the Jerusalem Temple: _____

synagogue

Mt. Sinai

Babylon

the ghetto

12.) Most decentralized and democratic group of American Christians: ____

the Mormons

the Presbyterians

the Baptists

the Lutherans

13.) First church council that formulated the official understanding of the Holy Trinity and Jesus Christ’s identity: ____

Constantine

Nicaea

Ephesus

Constantinople

14.) Established a Christian brotherhood that became a respected mendicant order after his death: ____

John Wycliffe

Augustine of Hippo

The Apostle Paul

Francis of Assisi

15.) Jewish system of rules that prescribe proper living: ____

the Kabbalah

halachic law

the Talmud

the Thirteen Articles

16.) Islamic legal system that applies Qur’anic standards to settle disputes and to administer justice: ____

salat

hadith

shari’a

qiya

17.) What a Muslim says if asked what he/she believes, in a "nutshell": ____

the shahada

the Hajj

zakat

verticality

18.) One’s inner spirit, according to a Hindu: ____

Brahman

vidya

soma

Atman

19.) The Hindu principle of cosmic justice: ____

reincarnation

karma

caste

mantra

20.) Hindu deity that reappears in numerous forms to instruct and/or defend humanity: ____

Vishnu

samsara

Shiva

Brahma

1.) From a general standpoint, the role of the prophet consists of ____.

foretelling the terrible things that are to come

reminding ordinary people that religious meaning is from faith rather than empty ritual

criticizing the corrupt religious and political authorities in power

all of the above

2.) A sacerdotal (priest-directed) tradition is most likely to ____.

have extensive rituals and liturgical procedures

encourage its adherents to fast often

be quite liberal in terms of the demands it places upon believers

dismiss worship as nonessential for salvation

3.) "Man created God in his own image" represents the ____ viewpoint.

monotheistic

anthropomorphic

personalist

pedagogical

4.) The ____ religious tradition, mostly owing to its ethnic identity, has not sought the winning of new converts.

Hindu

Jainist

Jewish

Zoroastrian

5.) Although virtually all religions encourage the compassionate care of the poor, only in ____ is this practice formally institutionalized.

Roman Catholicism

Islam

Judaism

Bah’ai

1.) In theory, _____ is the least exclusive and most tolerant of other religious traditions.

Judaism

Hinduism

Christianity

Islam

2.) One who believes that religion is the product of what God alone has revealed to humankind most likely believes in ____.

divine pedagogy

deism

pluralism

reductionism

3.) In tribal religions, ____ is often considered to be a source of universal, divine power that can be harnessed by humans.

maya

the totem

the shaman

mana

4.) In the ____ stage of religious development, society first begins to believe that moral behavior in this-life has an effect on the character of the afterlife.

classical

animist

polytheistic

monotheistic

5.) ____ refers to the school of thought that assumes a single, higher Order or Principle that unifies and sustains all created things.

Pantheism

Monism

Theism

none of the above

1.) In theory, _____ is the least exclusive and most tolerant of other religious traditions.

Judaism

Hinduism

Christianity

Islam

2.) One who believes that religion is the product of what God alone has revealed to humankind most likely believes in ____.

divine pedagogy

deism

pluralism

reductionism

3.) In tribal religions, ____ is often considered to be a source of universal, divine power that can be harnessed by humans.

maya

the totem

the shaman

mana

4.) In the ____ stage of religious development, society first begins to believe that moral behavior in this-life has an effect on the character of the afterlife.

classical

animist

polytheistic

monotheistic

5.) ____ refers to the school of thought that assumes a single, higher Order or Principle that unifies and sustains all created things.

Pantheism

Monism

Theism

none of the above

1.) A floor of a rectangular room is 16.5 ft by 11 1/3 ft. Find the floor's area.

143.5 sq. ft

158 sq. ft

168.4 sq. ft

187 sq. ft

2.) A floor of a rectangular room is 16.5 ft by 11 1/3 ft. Find the floor's perimeter.

55 2/3 ft

59 2/3 ft

27.8 ft

32 1/3 ft

3.) For ?'s 3-6: A 3 ft. wide walk is built around a rectangular garden 18 ft. by 12 ft.

Find the area of the garden.

162 sq. ft

216 sq. ft

245 sq. ft

206.4 sq. ft

4.) Find the outside dimensions of the walk.

21 ft. x 15 ft.

24 ft. x 15 ft

24 ft. x 18 ft.

21 ft. x 18 ft.

5.) Find the total area of the garden and the walk.

432 sq. ft

392 sq. ft

415 sq. ft

358 sq. ft

1.) A floor of a rectangular room is 16.5 ft by 11 1/3 ft. Find the floor's area.

143.5 sq. ft

158 sq. ft

168.4 sq. ft

187 sq. ft

2.) A floor of a rectangular room is 16.5 ft by 11 1/3 ft. Find the floor's perimeter.

55 2/3 ft

59 2/3 ft

27.8 ft

32 1/3 ft

3.) For ?'s 3-6: A 3 ft. wide walk is built around a rectangular garden 18 ft. by 12 ft.

Find the area of the garden.

162 sq. ft

216 sq. ft

245 sq. ft

206.4 sq. ft

4.) Find the outside dimensions of the walk.

21 ft. x 15 ft.

24 ft. x 15 ft

24 ft. x 18 ft.

21 ft. x 18 ft.

5.) Find the total area of the garden and the walk.

432 sq. ft

392 sq. ft

415 sq. ft

358 sq. ft

6.) What is the area of a rectangle should the sides be 14ft by 16 ft?

30sq. ft

16sq. ft

224sq. ft

448 sq. ft

7.) A side of a square is 5 feet. What is its area?

10 sq. ft

15 sq. ft

20 sq. ft

25 sq. ft

8.) A side of a square is 5 inches. What is its perimeter?

10 in

15 ft

20 in

25 ft

9.) Find the area of a square with side 4 in.

8 sq. in.

12 sq. in.

16 sq. in.

24 sq. in.

10.) Find the area of a square with side 8.2 ft.

64. 4 sq. ft

67.24 sq. ft

72.4 sq. ft

84.23 sq. ft

11.) Find the area of a square with side 4.5 yd.

20.25 sq. yd

22.45 sq. yd

19.5 sq. yd

16.25 sq. yd

12.) Find the area of a square with side 20 rd.

40 sq rd.

400 rd.

240 sq rd.

400 sq. rd

13.) Find the area and the perimeter of a parallelogram with base 10 ft., side 6 ft., altitude 4 ft.

32 sq. ft; 40 ft

60 sq. ft; 16 ft

40 sq. ft; 32 ft

60 sq. ft; 32 ft

14.) Find the area and the perimeter of each parallelogram base 5 in., side 15 in., altitude 12 in.

60 sq. in; 34 in

75 sq. in; 40 in

75 sq. in; 34 in

60 sq. in; 40 in.

15.) Find the area and the perimeter of each parallelogram base 2 ft. 3 in., side 1 ft. 9 in., altitude 1 ft. 3 in.

340 sq. in; 96 in

405 sq. in; 96 in.

390 sq. in; 84 in.

410 sq. in; 84 in.

16.) Find the area of the trapezoid whose height is 8 inches and whose bases measure 13 and 15 inches.

124 sq. in

96 sq. in

88 sq. in

112 sq. in

17.) Find the area of a trapezoid whose height measures 1 ft. 3 in. and the bases measure 2 ft. 3 in. and 3 ft. 1 in.

480 sq. ft

480 sq. in

360 sq. in

384 sq. in

18.) Find the area of a trapezoid with altitude 8 ft. and bases 13 and 28 ft.

180 sq. ft

164 sq. ft

144 sq. ft

210 sq. ft

19.) Find the area of a trapezoid with altitude 5 in. and bases 21 and 39 in.

150 sq. in

200 sq. in

180 sq. in

210 sq. in

20.) Find the area of a trapezoid with altitude 8 in. and bases 15 in and 2 ft. 7 in.

164 sq. in

172 sq. in

184 sq. in

196 sq. in

1.) The circumference of a circle with d = 63 ft. is _______.

2100 ft

198 ft.

656 in.

463 ft.

2.) The circumference of a circle with d = 14.7 in. is _______.

46.2 in

64.7 in

462 in.

138 in.

3.) The circumference of a circle with r = 4.2 ft. is _______.

28.8 ft

12.6 ft

26.4 ft

15.4 ft

4.) The circumference of a circle with r = 21.5 in. is _______.

135 in.

67.5 in

72.3 in.

114 in.

5.) The circumference of a circle with d = 12.5 ft. is _______.

20.2 ft

125 ft

27.3 ft

39.3 ft

6.) The circumference of a circle with r = 15.4 ft. is _______.

47.2 in

96.7 in.

88 in

56.7 in

7.) Find the circumferences of circles with radii 2", 4", and 8".

18.6"; 25.12"; 66.24"

12.56"; 25.12"; 50.24"

9.56"; 23.12"; 50.88"

12.56"; 26.79"; 58.24"

8.) If you double the radius of a circle, by what number is the circumference multiplied?

1/2

1 1/2

2

4

9.) Find the circumferences of circles with diameters 1 ", 2", 3", 4", and 5".

5.65"; 6.28"; 11.42"; 13.4"; 18.67"

3.14"; 6.28"; 13.5"; 18.6"; 20.70"

3.14"; 6.28"; 9.42"; 12.56"; 15.70"

2.19"; 7.68"; 9.42"; 14.88"; 15.70"

10.) If a diameter is increased 1 unit, by how much is the circumference increased?

1 unit

pi units

2 units

6.28 units

11.) If a wheel is 28 inches in diameter, how far will it travel in making one complete turn? Use pi = 3 1/7.

88 in.

76.4 in.

112 in.

67.8 in.

What is the goal of psychological assessment?

to derive a theory of human cognition

to see how people vary in ability, behavior, and personality

to measure the stages of growth in intellectual abilities

to diagnose psychological problems

2.) You are taking a test in which you are asked to agree or disagree with statements, such as "I give up too easily when discussing things with others." Which test would this be?

the Scholastic Aptitude Test

the Rorschach test

the Strong Interest Inventory

the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory

3.) What was Binet's aim in developing a measure of intelligence?

to identify children in need of special help

to show that intelligence was innate

to weed out inferior children

to provide an empirical basis for a theory of intelligence

4.) How were the results of Binet's test expressed?

in terms of general and specific factors

as an intelligence quotient

as a mental age related to a norm

as a percentile score

5.) What formula did Tennan create to express?

MA/CA = IQ

MA x CA = IQ

CA/MA x 100 = IQ

MA/CA x 100 =IQ

6.) In 1939, David Wechsler designed a new intelligence test. What problem of its predecessors was the test designed to overcome?

bias in favor of minority groups

unreliable scores

dependence on language

norms based on a restricted population

7.) A test for prospective firefighters has been shown to predict success on the job. Which statement about the test is true?

the test is reliable.

the test is valid.

the test is standardized.

the test is unbiased.

8.) Cultural biases in tests can lead to the overvaluing of some attributes and the undervaluing of others. Which of the following is likely to be overvalued in the U.S.?

common sense

motivation

creativity

verbal ability

9.) Imagine that anyone who wants a job as a hospital orderly has to take a test. The test is valid for its norm group, white men. Imagine a black woman is taking the test. Which statement about the woman's score is most likely to be accurate?

It will accurately predict her job performance.

It will be lower than that of white men.

It may indicate she is not capable when she in fact is capable.

It cannot indicate anything about her because there were no blacks or women in the norm group.

10.) What new perspective did Howard Gardner introduce to the study of intelligence?

He redefined intelligence as "practical intelligence."

He expanded intelligence to include other types.

He argued for a biological basis for describing intelligence in terms of brain waves.

He argued that the term, intelligence, should be abolished.

11.) Robert Sternberg has devised a test for managers. How does its prediction of success compare with predictions from a standard IQ test?

They predict equally well and are not correlated.

They predict equally well, probably because they are measuring the same thing.

Stemberg's test predicts twice as well as IQ and is not correlated with IQ.

Stemberg's test predicts twice as well as IQ and is moderately correlated with IQ.

12.) The attempt by neuroscientists to find biologically based measures of intelligence rests on the assumption that intelligence involves:

multiple factors.

cultural leaming.

speed of adaptation.

high excitability.

13.) Standardized intelligence tests typically:

overvalue verbal ability.

give too much value to creative problem solving.

are biased to give exceptionally high scores to people from other cultures

are the best available predictors of life success.

14.) Which of these is a self-fulfilling prophesy that can be based on age, race, or gender?

test-retest reliability

stereotype threat

crystallized intelligence

criterion validity

15.) The growing practice of "teaching for tests" creates the possibility of:

lessened ecological validity.

eliminating stereotype threat.

lowered reliability.

eliminating genetic influences on intelligence.

16.) Which of the following is an innovation in intelligence assessment that David Wechsler introduced?

displaying physical coordination

demonstrating social sensitivity

producing appropriate verbal metaphors

putting pictures in a logical sequence

What key are these songs in?

Example: Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star C

Au Claire De La Lune

-Rock a Bye Baby

-Home on the Range

-Oh, Susanna

-London Bridge

1.) Melodies are formed by skipping from one pitch to another.

True

False

2.) The distance between two pitches is called an interval.

True

False

3.) A four-tone melody is called a melodic interval.

True

False

4.) Sharps and flats do not affect the measurement.

True

False

5.) Intervals in a scale have a quality for each interval.

True

False

6.) The largest interval, which would correspond to zero in arithmetic, is the unison.

True

False

7.) Major intervals made smaller are called minor.

True

False

8.) Minor and perfect intervals made smaller are called tiny.

True

False

9.) Major and perfect intervals made larger are called augmented.

True

False

10.) Tones separated by a certain interval distance at the same time form a harmonic interval.

True

False

1: Finding food brought pleasure to everyone.

finding

to everyone

No noun verbals present.

2: By challenging these statements, we enter into a kind of argument.

challenging

enter

No noun verbals present.

3: We like to win and to exult in victory.

to win AND to exult

to win

No noun verbals present.

4: Finding ways to improve may become an arduous task.

finding ways to improve (gerund phrase)

to improve

No noun verbals present.

5: After his dental surgery, John found eating yogurt soothing .

soothing

eating

No noun verbals present.

6: To search may be to find.

to search

to search AND to find

No noun verbals present.

7: Sherry considers eating meat immoral.

considers

eating

No noun verbals present.

8: To disagree with a person, tact must be used.

tact

to disagree

No noun verbals present.

9: He ran the mile in four minutes, 21 seconds.

ran

minutes

No noun verbals present.

10: Our aim was winning our final game.

winning

final

No noun verbals present