Which of the following statement is FALSE about surface currents?


A) Surface currents are not impacted by he global wind patterns
B) Surface currents can affect the climate on land
C) Surface currents are influenced by the shape of the ocean basin.
D) Surface currents do not depend on the weather.

Answer:

A) surface currents are not impacted by global wind patterns

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Which of the following has the greatest possible magnification?
A.)SEM (Scanning Electron Microscope)
B.)Microspectrophotometer
C.)Stereoscope (or Stereoscopic microscope)
D.)Compound microscope

What has your experience with taking Honors English II been?

Kate Chopin's early life. "As a writer, Kate Chopin wrote very rapidly and without much revision."
Wyatt, h t t p :// w w w dot v c u dot e d u/e n g w e b/e n g 384/kate bio dot h t m.

Which type of note taking is shown in the example above?
A.
summary
B.
paraphrase
C.
quotation
D.
fact

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AP Psych
Dissociative identity disorder is the feeling of becoming separated from prior memories after wandering away from home.


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

T
F
(Answer is F)
Add an answer so it won't be deleted!

The writer wants sentence 10 (reproduced below) to provide a logical, vivid description of the experience of reading with an e-reader.

I would read quickly, seeing page after page of disembodied text, words flashing by me on a screen—I often felt overwhelmed.

Which of the following versions of sentence 10 most effectively accomplishes this goal?

A. (As it is now)

B. I read quickly, words flashed by me on a screen, I saw page after page of disembodied text, and I felt overwhelmed often.

C. I often felt overwhelmed; I quickly read the words that flashed by me on a screen and I saw page after page of disembodied text.

D. Words flashing by me on a screen because I would read quickly; I saw page after page of disembodied text, so I often felt overwhelmed.

E. I would read quickly—I saw page after page of disembodied text—and I often felt overwhelmed, because I had words flashing by me on a screen.

At the end of the second paragraph (“And yet . . . India”), the author includes a series of clauses that serve to
A. support the claim that Wyoming’s homogeneity promotes inclusiveness

B. qualify the argument that Wyoming’s political culture lacks diversity

C. provide evidence of a long tradition of feminism in Wyoming

D. reveal the strong influence of liberal thinkers on Wyoming politics

E. correct an assumption about the size of the Asian American population in Wyoming

*AP PSYCHOLOGY HELP NEEDED ASAP!!! 100 POINTS FOR WHOEVER ANSWERS!!!!!!!!!!!"
2. Describe Maslow’s hierarchy of needs and discuss how Maslow felt motivation is shaped. How does the contemporary hierarchy of needs (Kenrick, Griskevicius, Neuberg, & Schaller, 2010) differ from Maslow’s? Which model do you prefer, and why?

The writer wants sentence 20 (reproduced below) to provide commentary that reflects the complexity of the discussion in the paragraph and the passage.

You can expect to read quite a bit in college.

Which of the following versions of sentence 20 most effectively accomplishes this goal?

A. (As it is now)

B. Consulting secondary sources stimulates critical thinking.

C. As you can tell, I really like to read.

D. Not all of my professors required the use of scholarly articles, though some made a point of suggesting ones that they themselves had written.

E. However, I understood that my level of engagement with these materials was not as profound as it was with primary texts such as Shakespeare’s plays.

A realtor has been told that 42% of homeowners in a city prefer to have a finished basement. She surveys a
group of 400 homeowners randomly chosen from her client list. Find the mean of the proportion of
homeowners in this sample who prefer a finished basement.

The writer wants to combine sentences 18 and 19 (reproduced below) to emphasize the relationship between the ideas in these sentences.

It proved an invaluable tool for research projects involving secondary sources. It was more efficient to read scholarly articles on my e-reader than to go to the library for hard copies.

Which version of the underlined text best accomplishes this goal?

A. sources, while it

B. sources because it

C. sources, yet it

D. sources, although it

E. sources, unless it

HELP PLEASE 30 POINTS!! All of the following explain the shift in U.S. manufacturing from the Rust Belt to the Sun Belt EXCEPT

a growing labor pool
available land
lower wages
access to transportation networks
increased government regulations

Excerpts from the 2016 Platform of Party A
Our agenda is high on job creation, expanding opportunity and providing a better chance at life
for everyone willing to work for it. Our modern approach to environmentalism is directed to that
end, and it starts with dramatic change in official Washington. We propose to shift responsibility for
environmental regulation from the federal bureaucracy to the states and to transform the EPA into
an independent bipartisan commission... with structural safeguards against politicized science.
We will strictly limit congressional delegation of rule-making authority, and require that citizens be
compensated for regulatory takings.... We firmly believe environmental problems are best solved
by giving incentives for human ingenuity and the development of new technologies, not through
top-down, command-and-control regulations that stifle economic growth and cost thousands
of jobs.
Excerpts from the 2016 Platform of Party B
Climate change is an urgent threat and a defining challenge of our time. Fifteen of the 16 hottest
years on record have occurred this century.... The best science tells us that without ambitious,
Immediate action across our economy to cut carbon pollution and other greenhouse gases, all of
these impacts will be far worse in the future. We cannot leave our children a planet that has been
profoundly damaged... We will work to expand access to cost-saving renewable energy by low-
income households, create good paying jobs in communities that have struggled with energy
poverty, and oppose efforts by utilities to limit consumer choice or slow clean energy deployment....
We will phase down extraction of fossil fuels from our public lands, starting with the most polluting
sources, while making our public lands and waters engines of the clean energy economy and
creating jobs across the country."
2. Use the quotes and your knowledge of U.S. Government and Politics to answer parts A, B, and C.
A. Describe the viewpoint about environmental regulation expressed in each platform.
B. Pick one of the platforms and describe whether it is more consistent with liberal or
conservative ideology.
C. Describe one other policy area where liberals and conservatives propose different
approaches

Richard caught fff fish two weeks ago and 323232 fish last week. How many fish has Richard caught these last two weeks combined? Write your answer as an expression.

AP Psych
Adults who have had a traumatic experience will most likely develop a dissociative disorder.


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

T
F

(Answer is F)
Please add an answer so it won't get archived!

It can be inferred that "the few" (paragraph 2) refers most specifically to
A. tyrants

B. courtiers

C. monarchs

D. dissenters

E. foreign observers

ii. Describe one potential disadvantage of generating electricity using wind turbines.

Evaluate what research has shown about the relationship between intelligence, biological sex, and race or ethnicity. Use evidence presented in the text to support your claim. Be sure to also discuss what psychologists believe.​

write the meaning in English
please answer this ​

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Lord Strawberry, a nobleman, collected birds. He had the finest aviary in Europe, so large that eagles did not find it uncomfortable, so well laid out that both humming birds and snowbuntings had a climate that suited them perfectly. But for many years the finest set of apartments remained empty, with just a label saying: "PHOENIX. Habitat: Arabia." Many authorities on bird life had assured Lord Strawberry that the phoenix is a fabulous bird, or that the breed was long extinct. Lord Strawberry was unconvinced: his family had always believed in phoenixes. At intervals he received from his agents (together with statements of their expenses) birds which they declared were the phoenix but which turned out to be orioles, macaws, turkey buzzards dyed orange, etc., or stuffed cross-breeds, ingeniously assembled from various plumages. Finally Lord Strawberry went himself to Arabia, where, after some months, he found a phoenix, won its confidence, caught it, and brought it home in perfect condition.
It was a remarkably fine phoenix, with a charming character – affable to the other birds in the aviary and much attached to Lord Strawberry. On its arrival in England it made a greatest stir among ornithologists, journalists, poets, and milliners, and was constantly visited. But it was not puffed by these attentions, and when it was no longer in the news, and the visits fell off, it showed no pique or rancour. It ate well, and seemed perfectly contented. It costs a great deal of money to keep up an aviary. When Lord Strawberry died he died penniless. The aviary came on the market. In normal times the Rarer birds, and certainly the phoenix, would have been bid for by the trustees of Europe’s great zoological societies, or by private persons in the U.S.A.; but as it happened Lord Strawberry died just after a world war, when both money and bird-seed were hard to come by (indeed the cost of bird-seed was one of the things which had ruined Lord Strawberry). The London Times urged in a leader that the phoenix be bought for the London Zoo, saying that a nation of bird-lovers had a moral right to own such a rarity; and a fund, called the Strawberry Phoenix Fund, was opened. Students, naturalists, and school-children contributed according to their means; but their means were small, and there were no large donations. So Lord Strawberry’s executors (who had the death duties to consider) closed with the higher offer of Mr. Tancred Poldero, owner and proprietor of Poldero’s Wizard Wonderworld. For quite a while Mr. Poldero considered his phoenix a bargain. It was a civil and obliging bird, and adapted itself readily to its new surroundings. It did not cost much to feed, it did not mind children; and though it had no tricks, Mr. Poldero supposed it would soon pick up some. The publicity of the Strawberry Phoenix Fund was now most helpful. Almost every contributor now saved up another half-crown in order to see the phoenix. Others, who had not contributed to the fund, even paid double to look at it on the five-shilling days. But then business slackened. The phoenix was as handsome as ever, and amiable; but, as Mr. Poldero said, it hadn’t got Udge. Even at popular prices the phoenix was not really popular. It was too quiet, too classical. So people went instead to watch the antics of the baboons, or to admire the crocodile who had eaten the woman. One day Mr. Poldero said to his manager, Mr. Ramkin: "How long since any fool paid to look at the phoenix?" "Matter of three weeks," replied Mr. Ramkin. "Eating his head off," said Mr. Poldero. "Let alone the insurance. Seven shillings a week it costs me to insure the Archbishop of Canterbury." "The public don’t like him. He’s too quiet for them, that’s the trouble. Won’t mate nor nothing. And I’ve tried him with no end of pretty pollies, ospreys, and Cochin-Chinas, and the Lord knows what. But he won’t look at them." "Wonder if we could swap him for a livelier one," said Mr. Poldero. "Impossible. There’s only one of him at a time." "Go on!" "I mean it. Haven’t you ever read what it says on the label?" They went to the phoenix’s cage. It flapped its wings politely, but they paid no attention.
-Kim

What is the handicap for beautiful people?

IN your opinion, what is the hardest subject?

Why is it difficult for the governments of developing countries to provide their citizens with clean water and sewage treatment

A college professor asked an elementary school teacher to let a college student observe her teaching for one hour. After the student observed
the teacher, the professor asked the teacher to accept the student to observe for a school day. She agreed. After the student observed, the
professor asked the teacher to accept the student to observe for 8 weeks. She agreed. The strategy the professor used to get the teacher to
agree is called (3 points)
conformity
foot-in-the-door phenomenon
obedience
social influence
cognitive dissonance

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May someone please help me how to solve this with explanation?

HELP 25 POINTS!! What two innovations allowed Great Britain to have a greater advantage over the rest of the world during the Industrial Revolution?

Fordism and assembly lines
Steamships and railways
Outsourcing and cargo shipping
High levels of educated citizens and a strong primary sector
English as a lingua franca and progressive politics