Matching Quizzes

Example: Evaporation : The stage by which water vapor in the air is changed into liquid water and form clouds., Condensation: The stage of the water cycle where water is temporarily collected and stored., Precipitation: The stage that changes liquid water to gaseous water (water vapor). The water vapour or steam leaves the river, lake or ocean and goes into the air., Collection: The stage when clouds get heavy and water falls back to the earth in the form of rain, hail, sleet or snow.

Example: Spider: Anansi, Sky God: Nyame, Leopard: Osebo, Python: Onini

Example: In Athens, the right to vote was held by: Only free men, What is a "Colosseum": Giant statue, Women were allowed to vote in ancient Greece: False, Democracy means government:: By the people

Example: In Athens, the right to vote was held by: Only free men, What is a "Colosseum": Giant statue, Women were allowed to vote in ancient Greece: False, Democracy means government:: By the people

Example: Potassium: K, Phosphorus: P, Calcium: Ca, Carbon: C

Example: The useful output of a system divided by the total output: Efficiency, The energy gained by an object when it is raised by a height in a gravitational field: Gravitational Potential energy, The energy transferred when a force moves an object over a distance: Work done, The work done or energy transferred by a system divided by the time taken for that to be done: Power

Example: The useful output of a system divided by the total output: Efficiency, The energy gained by an object when it is raised by a height in a gravitational field: Gravitational Potential energy, The energy transferred when a force moves an object over a distance: Work done, The work done or energy transferred by a system divided by the time taken for that to be done: Power

Example: _____ Textbooks: A. Academic books, usually focused on one discipline. ​ Primary purpose is to educate readers on a particular subject., _____ Academic articles: B. Written by people who specialize in a particular field or subject.​ Usually published in scholarly journals with fairly small circulations. , _____ Magazine articles: C. May be from recent newspapers and magazines​. Written for a broad audience, and they are published in magazines and newspapers that are generally available for purchase at grocery stores or bookstores. , _____ Literature and nonfiction books: D. The purpose is to teach students about different genres, events, time periods, and perspectives.

Example: Textbooks: Academic books, usually focused on one discipline. ​ Primary purpose is to educate readers on a particular subject., Academic articles: Written by people who specialize in a particular field or subject.​ Usually published in scholarly journals with fairly small circulations. , Magazine articles: May be from recent newspapers and magazines​. Written for a broad audience, and they are published in magazines and newspapers that are generally available for purchase at grocery stores or bookstores. , Literature and nonfiction books: The purpose is to teach students about different genres, events, time periods, and perspectives.

Example: Order the steps to make a multi person booking: Click "New Reservation", Select the requested time slot under correct provider, Select the correct service, Select gender preference and any enhancements

Example: Activity Based costing is used to: include overheads in unit cost, A cost driver rate is calculated by: cost pool/cost driver , Activity Based costing will produce more accurate costings but : may be difficult and expensive to implement, An advantage of ABC is that it will provide a : much better insight into what causes (drives) OH costs

Example: when one object hits or crashes into another object: collision, the ability to do an action: energy, when energy travels from one place to another: energy transfer, a change in the position of an object: motion

Example: when one object hits or crashes into another object: collision, the ability to do an action: energy, when energy travels from one place to another: energy transfer, a change in the position of an object: motion

Example: <outsource> translation work: 외부에 위탁하다, <looming> danger: 희미하게 나타나는, minimum <wage> : 임금, skilled <workforce> : 노동인구

Example: A nationally recognized code used for a fire emergency: Code Red, Will be bedded near the nursing station, if possible, for better visibility/monitoring : High Risk patients, All patients have the right to be free from physical or mental abuse, and : Corporal Punishment, ____and____must have a working knowledge of his policy.: Physicians and licensed independent practitioners

Example: A nationally recognized code used for a fire emergency: Code Red, Will be bedded near the nursing station, if possible, for better visibility/monitoring : High Risk patients, All patients have the right to be free from physical or mental abuse, and : Corporal Punishment, ____and____must have a working knowledge of his policy.: Physicians and licensed independent practitioners

Example: Suffering from/struggling with a mental illness: Living with a mental illness/experiencing a mental illness, Chris is mentally ill: Chris is living with a mental illness / experiencing a mental illness., Chris is schizophrenic: Chris has schizophrenia / is living with schizophrenia., Chris is a drug addict: Chris has substance use disorder / is living with substance use disorder.

Example: I'd: I would or I had, aren't: are not, haven't: have not, doesn't: does not

Example: Developed the periodic table, organizing chemical elements and their relationships.: Dmitri Mendeleev, Norwegian mineralogist and petrologist who laid the foundation of inorganic crystal chemistry: Victor Goldschmidt, He is credited with the co-discovery of the first known natural quasicrystal. He founded stratigraphy, which studies rock layers and layering. Regarded as the founder of the science of crystallography through his discovery of the geometrical law of cr: Luca Bindi, A US geologist and mineralogist: James Dwight Dana

Example: How hot or cold something is: Temperature, The water that falls to earth from clouds: Precipitation , A tool that measures the speed of wind: Anemometer, To change from a liquid to a gas: Evaporate

Example: Developed the periodic table, organizing chemical elements and their relationships.: Dmitri Mendeleev, His work explained crystal structures and mineral formation. : Victor Goldschmidt, A prominent mineralogist known for his work in crystallography and mineralogy.: Luca Bindi, His work spans various aspects of mineral science, including crystallography, mineral identification, and mineral-related technologies. : Giuseppe Cruciani

Example: is a form used to apply for student financial aid from the federal and state government: Free Application for Federal Student Ald , is a 4-digit number used to electronically sign the online version of the FAFSA.: Personal Identification Number , is the official notification sent to you about a week after filing the FAFSA online: Student Aid Report (SAR), is a measure of your family's financial strength. It is based on the Information you submitted on the FAFSA: Expected Family Contribution (EFC)

Example: A sharp heavy file used to smooth hooves and clinches: rasp, Special shaped pliers used to pull shoes and remove nails: Pincers, Used to nip of excess hoof wall: Nippers, Hoof knife: used to trim frog and take off excess sole

Example: The frog and sole have been cut away too much: Doesn't touch the ground, The shoe is too small: The hoof has been rasped down to fit the shoe, Heel of shoe: Too short pressing on the heel, Incorrect type of shoe used: not suitable for the work or weight of horse

Example: "Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.": 2 Corinthians 3:17, "Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.": Philippians 1:2, "The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all.": 2 Corinthians 13:14, "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.": Matthew 28:19

Example: Bee: Honey, Apple : Fruit, Mango: Bite, Monkey : Animal

Example: Taxes that had to be paid before a person could vote: poll tax, related to the science of growing fruits, veggies, flowers and ornamental plants: horticultural, complete injustice or wickedness: iniquity, native, white people of northern North America and Greenland: Inuit

Example: Taxes that had to be paid before a person could vote: poll tax, related to the science of growing fruits, veggies, flowers and ornamental plants: horticultural, complete injustice or wickedness: iniquity, native, white people of northern North America and Greenland: Inuit

Example: Audacious: Showing willingness to take bold risks, Implore: Beg someone earnestly or desperately to do something, Flummoxed: Utterly confused or perplexed, Obsolete: No longer produced or used; out of date

Example: ardilla: squirrel, pantalones: pants, miel: honey, manzana: apple

Example: What is an ostomy bag also known as?: pouch, How many types of ostomies are the most common?: 3, What is the surgical opening called?: stoma, How often should an ostomy bag changed?: 2-3

Example: kino: cinema, knihovna: library, škola: school, kostel: chuch

Example: battery: a device that stores energy, circuit: a path where electricity can flow, conductor: a material that electricity can flow through easily, electricial energy: a type of energy like that-what powerslight bulbs

Example: Aqua: Water, Cent: One hundred, Vis/Vid: To see, Cardi: Heart

Example: Safe following dfistance between you and the other vehicler ahead of you.: The 3 to 4 second rule, what is a lane with a double broken line on each side called: a reversible lane, To keep a proper grip on the steering wheelo, you should keep your hands at : 8 and 4 o'clock, to exit an interstate you should use : a deceleration lane

Example: Dr. carter g woodsoon. : nkb kf, kjbevnlejv: krv kjevjr, erjrvbljnelvb: kjbverb

Example: vexillology: the study of flags, Malleable: able to be hammered or pressed permanently out of shape without breaking or cracking, translucent: something that is not completely clear or transparent but is clear enough to allow light to pass through, Nomenclature: the choosing of names for things

Example: Struggled with hair issues of her own and started created hair products, one of them are known as "Wonderful Hair Grower": Madame CJ Walker, Realized that improving hair health could have a positive effect on the lives of African Americans: Annie Malone, Had to battle a segregated and sexist society in order to become successful: Annie Malone, Experimented with chemistry to create a line of products promoting hair growth and scalp health known as "Hair Grower": Annie Malone

Example: feeling pleased and satisfied: proud, uncivilized; undeveloped; early; original: primitive, regular; usual; continual; : frequent , impatiently or excitedly wanting or waiting for something; enthusiastic: eager

Example: Person that throws the football: Quarterback, Person that hikes the football: Center, Person that catches the football: Receiver, How many points is a touchdown: 6

Example: Involves complicated, multi step mental manipulations of spatial information. : Spatial Visualization, Involves determining spatial relationships with respect to one’s body orientation, including there being a distraction. : Spatial Perception, Involves being able to visualize subjects and mentally rearrange them with accuracy.: Mental Rotation, Mental Rotation: Spatiotemporal ability

Example: a ghost/phantom: spectre, promptly & quickly: expeditiously, condition of being unknown: obscurity, afflicted by torment or trouble: obscurity

Example: to hit something with force: collide, techniques used to achieve a goal: tactics, to introduce something new: innovative, to keep or save something from injury, loss or being runined: preserve

Example: To examine in detail for a purpose: Analyze, Any of Earth's main continuous areas of land: Continent, A theory that the continents were attached together in a single landmass called Pangaea in the past and have been drifting apart ever since: Continental Drift, moving toward the same place: Convergent

Example: To examine in detail for a purpose: Analyze, Any of Earth's main continuous areas of land: Continent, A theory that the continents were attached together in a single landmass called Pangaea in the past and have been drifting apart ever since: Continental Drift, moving toward the same place: Convergent

Example: God redovisningssed: General Accepted Accounting Principals, Grundbok: Day Book, Handelsbolag: Partnership/Joint Stock Company, Huvudbok: General Ledger

Example: rodent: a sharp feeling of emotion, knowingly: to say or speak correctly, gnawed: to move or push in a rude way, barged: an small animal that has sharp teeth

Example: unfavorable : adverse, helpers, assistants: auxiliaries, in a degrading manner: derisively, lasting forever: imperishable

Example: GSP/Police Needed: 10-55, Fire Truck Needed: 10-54, Transporting Person: 10-80, Abandoned Vehicle: 10-61

Example: A lucky object that may protect a person: amulet, a street market in africa: bazaar, a steep slope or cliff at the edge: escarpment, the gradual changing of something into more: evolution

Example: an accomplishment: achievement , a person who designs buildings: architect , to make something using the imagination: create , the way of living, including ideas, arts, and customs, of a particular group of people: culture

Example: Hinduism: Major religious system of India. Originated with Aryans. Believed in many gods and goddesses., Ganesha: One of the most beloved and worshipped gods and goddesses., Sanskrit: Written language developed around 1,000 BC., Rajas: Leaders or princes who created small kingdoms

Example: 2 + 2: a. 4 b. 5 c.3, 3 + 3: a. 6 b. 4 c. 7, 5 + 5: a. 11 b. 10 c. 8, what is a cat : a. animal b. sky c. ground

Example: 2 + 2: 4, 3 + 3: 6, 5 + 5: 10, what is a cat : animal

Example: A menu that offers each food & beverage item priced & served separately: a la carte, A piece of equipment used to keep foods warm so they can be used in other dishes; also referred to as a water bath: bain marie, "To the bite"; to cook pasta so that it is not too soft/overdone: al dente, The bulk price of an item: as purchased

Example: tar: is taken from pine trees to make boats waterproof, up to 40 men: could sail in a longboat, 18 kilometres per hour: the speed of a longboat, shields: were attached to the sides of a boat for defence

Example: Ronald or messi: Ronald, Dose Roblox have less graphics : Yes, How many bib Ronald scored : 54, Donkey or srek : Donky

Example: panicked: to suddenly feel afraid , ridiculous: how silly it is , prohibited: it is not allowed, cautiously : to do something very carefully

Example: Rotational Symmetry : when an object can rotate around an axis and find a new spin position that matches the original position., Isometric Projection: a persepctive drawing that shows an object from a "corner view", Cabinet Projection: a perspective drawingthat shows an object straight on, with the depth going back at an angle., Scale Factor: the ratio of their corresponding sides in two similar geometric figures.

Example: Geometry: explores the properties and relationships of points, lines, angles, surfaces, shapes and solids., Plan Figure: two dimensional shape, like a triangle, circle or square, Solid Figure: three dimensional shape, like a triangular prism, sphere or cube., Congruent Figures: geometric figures that have the same shape and size

Example: bitterly : angrily, certainly: without a doubt, cruelly: harsh meaness, especially: particularly

Example: bitterly : angrily, certainly: without a doubt, cruelly: harsh meaness, especially: particularly

Example: Solid, Liquid, Gas and Plasma : States of Matter, A group of parts/ideas that work together to do something or form a whole system.: System, Matter and energy can move in and out of this type of system.: Open , Matter can NOT move in and out of this type of system. Energy can ove in and out of this type of system.: Closed system

Example: What we are testing (only 1): Independent Variable, What we are measuring, the results (only 1): Dependent Variable, Everything else that stays the same (as many as you need): Controlled Variable, Change: Delta

Example: hospes, hospitis: guest, diēs, diēī : day, revenit: revēnit: comes back, returns, homō, hominis: human being

Example: hospes, hospitis: guest, diēs, diēī : day, revenit: revēnit: comes back, returns, homō, hominis: human being

Example: throws, sends: ēmittit: ēmīsi, looks at, examines: īnspicit: īnspexit, offers: offert: obtulit, proceeds, advances: prōcēdit: prōcessit

Example: throws, sends: ēmittit: ēmīsi, looks at, examines: īnspicit: īnspexit, offers: offert: obtulit, proceeds, advances: prōcēdit: prōcessit

Example: agnōscit: agnōvit: recognizes, parat: parāvit: prepares, trādit: trādidit: hands over, dat: dedit : gives

Example: agnōscit: agnōvit: recognizes, parat: parāvit: prepares, trādit: trādidit: hands over, dat: dedit : gives

Example: money: pecūnia, pecūniae, want(s): volo, vis, vult, oh no! alas!: ēheu!, you: tū

Example: ānulus, ānulī: ring, signum, signī: stamp, seal, habeo, habes, habet: has/ have, cūr?: why

Example: hablaba (the original infinitive or verb): hablar, vivíamos (the original infinitve or verb): vivir, comías (the original infinitive or verb): comer, word that means "I used to" (use the infinitive): soler

Example: Hva er en agnostiker?: Noen som mener at vi mennesker ikke kan vite om Gud ekisterer eller ikke., Hva handler etikk om?: Det har å gjøre med hvilken menneskelige handlinger er gode og hvilke som er gale, Hva tror humanister meningen med livet er?: De mener at vi mennesker må skape vår egen mening., Hva tenker livssynshumanister om religiøs tro?: De tror ikke på religiøse læresetninger om det overnaturlige og de ønsker å leve uten en gudstro.

Example: pursue: follow or continue along a route, mutiny: a rebellion, refuse to obey, privy: toilet, trepidation: feeling of fear

Example: satanic: Evil, malicious: intending to harm, courting: involved romantically, idleness: laziness

Example: promenade: a place for walking, strolling, punctilious: showing attention to detail, correct behavior, somber: depressed sad, oblige: to do as someone asks

Example: Perpetually: constantly, never ends, loathsome: hatred disgust, indicative: A sign or indication of something, fact, impertinence: rudeness lack of respect

Example: 4 types of chemical reactions: synthesis; decomposition; single replacement; double replacement, What does the law of conservation of mass say?: the mass of a substance at the beginning of a reaction must be the same amount at the end of the reaction, What are coefficients in a chemical equation and where are they found: a number in front of the chemical formula. It tells you how many of that kind of element or compound you have, What do the subscripts represent in a chemical formula?: it is the small-sized number on the bottom right of the element symbol. it represents the number of atoms of the specific element

Example: St. Landry: Opelousas, Avoyelles: Marksville, Evangeline: Ville Platte, Lafayette: Lafayette