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| refers to the purity of a color or hue |
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| means to be able to not see through; nontransparent |
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| Numerical data is an example of quantitative research. |
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| Qualitative research is purely observational data. |
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| Qualitative research is purely observational data. |
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| Common good is an effort by individuals to work for their own personal needs. |
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| Data is true information that is combined to form a conclusion |
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| If the dimensions of a rectangle's sides change, its perimeter will change. |
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| If the dimensions of a rectangle's sides change, its perimeter will not change |
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| A biased sample will provide a good data set for research. |
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| A biased sample will provide a good data set for research |
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| Using a debit card for purchases is a convenient way to to buy now and pay later. |
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| Under the Fair Debt Collection |
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| Under the Fair Debt Collection Act, creditors are allowed to charge a new debt collection fee without informing the borrow notice. |
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| The parts of a plot are exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution |
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| The parts of a plot are exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. |
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| Authors included every part of the plot in order to make their stories interesting |
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| Authors included every part of the plot in order to make their stories interesting. |
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| Frequency is how hard a person works |
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| Repetition refers to several exercises to be done in a series. |
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| Opportunity cost refers to the next best choice when making a decision |
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| A noun takes the place of a pronoun |
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There is an adjective in the following sentence: Maria was excited about
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The measures between a scale drawing and the object it represents are proportionate.
a. skewed
b. proportionate
c. equivalent
d. random |
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As a child grows, the understanding of their surroundings develops.
a. stagnant
b. progression
c. deterioration
d. relapse |
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Any color that has black added to it is called a shade.
a. tint
b. prism
c. shade
d. complement |
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Linear perspective organizes objects in space to show height, depth and width.
a. height
b. depth
c. width
d. all of the above |
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When a good is brought in from another country it is considered an import.
a. Export
b. Culture
c. Objective
d. Import |
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When someone is treated unfairly due to their ethnic background it is discrimination.
a. Immigration
b. discrimination
c. transformation
d. communism |
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The factor that remains fixed in an experiment is called a constant.
a.data
b.constant
c.experiment
d.hypothesis |
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A testable explanation of a situation is called a hypothesis.
a.data
b.constant
c.experiment
d.hypothesis |
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Placing money in several different types of investments is called diversification.
a. stocks
b. diversification
c. dividends
d. budgeting |
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Jargon means the following:
a.special terms or language that is used within a particular job, field, or industry.
b.sending messages without using spoken words.
c.words that have certain meaning in a particular region of a country.
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The sequence of events, with each event leading to the next, in a story, novel, or play
is known as the
a exposition
b. theme
c. plot
d.setting |
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A particular type or class of literature, music, or an artistic composition is
a. plot
b. geotnre
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Goals should be all of the following except
a. Non Specific
b. Measurable
c. Attainable
d. Realistic |
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This part of speech joins words, phrases, and sentences.
a. Preposition
b. Conjunction
c. Interjection
d. Verb |
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| is the movement of a group of people or animals from one location to another |
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is the amount of money someone is willing to loan you or amount
still owed. |
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| is the profit from an investment |
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The following data set of numbers are in
___________________order. |
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| A mirror image is known as a |
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| Getting a fever after a virus enters your body is an example of a |
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| Scientific inquiry begins with |
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| The message of the author, directly stated or implied, is referred to as in literature. |
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| A piece of literature which is the result of the author’s imagination is |
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| is the act of working together toward a common end or purpose |
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is a working practice whereby individuals work together to a
common purpose to achieve business benefit. |
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| describes nouns and pronouns |
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| describes verbs, adjectives, and adverbs |
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There is an adjective in the following sentence: Maria was excited about
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| When a good is brought in from another country it is considered an import. |
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| Goals should be all of the following except |
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| To examine or judge carefully |
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