Uncategorized Matching Quizzes

Example: Pigment: A substance that gives colors to other material, Daylight: The light of day hours., Chlorophyll: A substance that gives color to other materials., Temperature: How much heat is in something, and you experience it every day.

Example: Tax: An amount of money added on to the original price, Discount : An amount of money subtracted from the original price, Sale: When an item is listed to be less then it's original price., Commission rate: The rate of the amount of money additionally earned from a job

Example: Interest: Money added on to the original amount., Interest Rate: The rate at which money is earned by percentage, Principle: The original amount of money invested or loaned., Loan: To borrow money from someone, usually a bank.

Example: self-guided, self-disciplined thinking which attempts to reason at the highest level of quality in a fair-minded way.: Critical Thinking , a statement, thought, or action that is reasonable; words that make sense: Logical, when you make something new or better; something new, a change; the act of introducing a new method: Innovation , Gathering relevant data and facts from various sources: Information (In Critical Thinking)

Example: A way to show how you feel or think, often through your face or voice.: Expression, Laying or sitting in a spread out in a messy or relaxed way.: Sprawled, Feeling a strong need for something or being willing to try anything because you're in trouble. : Desperate, Talking a lot without a clear point or walking aimlessly.: Rambled

Example: indispensable, vital, very important: critical, a conclusion or opinion that is formed because of known facts or evidence: inference, an introduction to a literary work; before the word: prologue, a formal meeting at which several specialist deliver short addresses on a topic or related topics: symposium

Example: Film Director: The person in charge of a film or video project., Producer: The person who supervises the entire production process., Costume Designer: The person responsible for the appearance of actors., Casting Director: The person who finds actors to portray the characters that are written in a script.

Example: Has a gaped tooth, a Big brimmed hat, and "Knows all the ways of love": The Prioress / Nun, A big fellow who can knock over any door with his body or head, had a spade beard: The Parson, Loves money a lot, knows every physician, and knows every remedy : The Miller, Borrows money from his friends for books and never pays them back: The Doctor

Example: Had a gaped tooth, a Big brimmed hat, and "Knew all the ways of love": The Prioress / Nun, A big fellow who could knock over any door with his body or head, had a spade beard: The Parson, Loves money a lot, knows every physician, knows every remedy : The Miller, Borrows money from his friends for books and never pays them back: The Doctor

Example: Had a gaped tooth, a Big brimmed hat, and "Knew all the ways of love: The Prioress / Nun, A big fellow who could knock over any door with his body or head, had a spade beard: The Parson, Loves money a lot, knows every physician, knows every remedy : The Miller, Borrows money from his friends for books and never pays them back: The Doctor

Example: Beneficial : Makes good resuts, Consumption: To eat or Drink, Cultivated: Prepare land for crops, Emergence: Something become known

Example: Beneficial : Makes good resuts, Consumption: To eat or Drink, Cultivated: Prepare land for crops, Emergence: Something become known

Example: Beneficial : Makes good resuts, Consumption: To eat or Drink, Cultivated: Prepare land for crops, Emergence: Something become known

Example: Beneficial : Makes good resuts, Consumption: To eat or Drink, Cultivated: Prepare land for crops, Emergence: Something become known

Example: Beneficial : Makes good resuts, Consumption: To eat or Drink, Cultivated: Prepare land for crops, Emergence: Something become known

Example: The number in front of a variable.: Coefficient, A mathematical phrase that contains numbers, variables, constants, and does NOT have an equal sign. : Expression, A number that stands alone with no variables beside it. : Constant, A letter that represents an unknown number. : Variable

Example: Entirety : Everything , Essential : Necessary , Exclaimed : Shout , Tradition: Custom

Example: Temporary : Permanent , Apparent : Hidden, Captivity : Freedom, Attentive : Distracted

Example: Evidence: Proof, Persuade : Convince , Contrast : Difference, Frequent : Often

Example: Evidence: Proof, Persuade : Convince , Contrast : Difference, Frequent : Often

Example: Evidence: Proof, Persuade : Convince , Contrast : Difference, Frequent : Often

Example: Total institution: a setting in which people are isloated from the rest of society for a specific period of time and are subject to tight control, agents of socialization : describes the specific individuals, group, and insitutions that enable socialization to take place, peer group : a primary group composed of individuals of roughly equal age and similar social charateristics , resoicalization : a break with past expectations and the learning of new values and norms

Example: A large area of flat land: Mountain, A large, tall, rocky area of land that comes up out of the earth’s surface: Plateau, A large area of flat land that is raised higher than the land around it: Hill, A mound of raised land that is smaller than a mountain: Plain

Example: The highest kind of land.: Landform, A natural feature found on Earth's surface.: Mountain , A raised area. it is not as high a s a mountain. : Hills, Flat areas of land.: Valley

Example: The highest kind of land.: Landform, A natural feature found on Earth's surface.: Mountain , A raised area. it is not as high a s a mountain. : Hills, Flat areas of land.: Valley

Example: the highest kind of land.: Landform, a natural feature found on Earth's surface.: Mountain , A raised area. it is not as high a s a mountain. : Hills, Flat areas of land.: Valley

Example: Quaterback: Person who throws the football, Wide Receiver : Person who catches the football, Center: Person who gives the football to the quaterback, Defensive back: Person who tries to "intercept" the football

Example: encourage support: abet, discover the meaning of something: capitulate, show great care or attention to detail: decipher, end resistance: fastidious

Example: Spacing out : When someone is talking to us but we ingnore them because our mind is wandering off in another galaxy, Pretend Listening : not paying much attention to the other person but pretend that we are by making "insightful comments at key junctures such as "yeah", 'Uh-huh", "cool", selective listening: pay attention to only the part of the conversation that interests us , word listening : when we actually pay attention to what someone is saying, but we listen only to the words, not the body language, the feelings, or the true meaning beind the word

Example: instinct : an unchanging, biologically inherited behavior pattern , socialization : the interaction process through which people learn the basic skills, values, beliefs, and behavior patterns , role-taking: taking on or pretending to take on the role of others , I: the unsocialized, spontaneous, self- interseted component of the personality and self- identity

Example: Sovereignty : The right and power a nation has to rule itself or another country or state , Civic : The duties, rights, responsibilities in a community, city, or state , Democracy : A kind of government in which people choose leaders by voting , Sculptor : An artist who makes sculptures

Example: Sovereignty : The right and power a nation has to rule itself or another country or state , Civic : The duties, rights, responsibilities in a community, city, or state , Democracy : A kind of government in which people choose leaders by voting , Sculptor : An artist who makes sculptures

Example: Sovereignty : The right and power a nation has to rule itself or another country or state , Civic : The duties, rights, responsibilities in a community, city, or state , Democracy : A kind of government in which people choose leaders by voting , Sculptor : An artist who makes sculptures

Example: Sovereignty : The right and power a nation has to rule itself or another country or state , Civic : The duties, rights, responsibilities in a community, city, or state , Democracy : A kind of government in which people choose leaders by voting , Sculptor : An artist who makes sculptures

Example: Sovereignty : The right and power a nation has to rule itself or another country or state , Civic : The duties, rights, responsibilities in a community, city, or state , Democracy : A kind of government in which people choose leaders by voting , Sculptor : An artist who makes sculptures

Example: Veins: Carry blood to the heart, Arteries: Carry blood away from the heart, Platelets: Left over pieces of cells that form a web to trap blood cells, Erythrocytes: Red blood cells

Example: Tumor that lacks the ability to spread throughout the body: benign, Tumor that interferes with the functioning of neighboring cells: malignant, The cause of most cancers: genetic mutations, Limitless number of cell divisions: hallmark of cancer

Example: title: gives more information related to the main article, heading: tells what the whole passage is about, key word: shows what part of the passage is about, sidebar: calls attention to an important word that you should pay attention to

Example: What is a Globe?: It is a 3D representation of the Earth. It is in the shape of a sphere. , What is a map?: It is a diagram of an area that shows physical features, cities and roads, What is a map key? : Is a table of symbols used on a map, What is a physical map?: Shows the states in our country and our country’s geography

Example: What is bird’s level?: Looking at something from above, What is a borough?: A borough is a part of a city , Name the 5 boroughs.: Queens, Brooklyn, manhattan, Staten Island and Brooklyn , What is a boundary? : A boundary is a line that shows where one place begins and another ends.

Example: to turn to stone: petrification, shined brightly, sparkled: glittered, fell sharply down, often at high speed: plummeted, a person who is escaping or running away: fugitive

Example: System where RO employees submit requests for reimbursement.: Columbia RO Travel Hub SharePoint, System in which first-time travelers are required to establish a vendor record.: Financial Services Center (FSC), VA's travel system used for all reimbursable official travel.: ConcurGov, System where travelers take the required Basic Travel Authorization and Travel Claim course.: Talent Management System (TMS)

Example: A group of organisms that are closely related to each other: Species, Instructions for making a living thing that are in cells and passed from parents to offspring: Genes, Observations and measurements recorded during an experiment: Data, Something that can be observed about an organism, such as color or size: Trait

Example: to turn to stone: petrification, to force or be forced, pressured urged: compelled, deep crack in the earth's surface: chasm, not containing anything, empty: void

Example: Solid: A state of matter that has a definite shape and a definite volume., Liquid: A state of matter that has no definite shape but a definite volume, Surface Tension: The result of an inward pull among the molecules of a liquid that brings molecules on the surface closer together, causing the surface to act as if it has a thin skin., Viscosity: A liquid's resistance to flowing.

Example: a characteristic that an organism develops due to its environment: acquired trait , a trait that can be passed from parents to offspring: inherited trait, the child or young of a particular human, animal, or plant: offspring, a living thing: organism

Example: Formal request to an authority for something: application, A fixed regular payment, typically paid monthly or biweekly: salary, A summary of your personal data, educational background training, business, professional experience & qualifications & achievements : resume, A paid position of regular employment: job

Example: electronic community : a group made up of people who interact with in another regularly through the internet or other forms of electronic communication , reference group : any group with whom individuals identify and whose attitudes and values they often adopt, preindustrial society : a type of society in which food production- carried out through the use of human and animal labor- is the main economic activity , informal group : a group in which there is no offical structure or established rules of conduct

Example: a barrier built across a river: A.Relief map, a process that moves weathered rock: B .Rate of erosion, a unique, important part: C.Nonrenewable resource, a group of mountains: D.Mountain range

Example: a resource that will not run out or that has an unlimited supply: A. Sediment, a big stripe in Earth’s surface: B . Renewable resource, weathered rock that is carried away by wind, water, ice, or gravity: C. Rock layer, a process in which a force acts on a rock and breaks it into smaller pieces: D. Weathering

Example: a resource that will not run out or that has an unlimited supply: A. Sediment, a big stripe in Earth’s surface: B . Renewable resource, weathered rock that is carried away by wind, water, ice, or gravity: C. Rock layer, a process in which a force acts on a rock and breaks it into smaller pieces: D. Weathering

Example: a barrier built across a river: A. Relief map, a process that moves weathered rock: B . Nonrenewable resource, a unique, important part: C. Rate of erosion, a group of mountains: D. Mountain range

Example: a barrier built across a river: Relief map, a process that moves weathered rock: Nonrenewable resource, a unique, important part: Rate of erosion, a group of mountains: Mountain range

Example: unusual: strange, elderly: old, defeat: beat in a competition, permanant: lasts forever

Example: impressive: amazing, diligent: does not give up, challenging: difficult, destructive: damage

Example: status : a socially defined position in a group or in a society , achieved status : a status required by an individual on the basis of some special skill, knowledge, or ability , role conflict : a situation that occurs when fulfilling the expectiations of one status makes it difficult to fulfill the expectations of another status, social insitition : a system of statuses, roles, values, and norms that is organized to satisfy one or more of the basic needs of scoiety

Example: A loose collection of ice and dust that orbits the sun, typically in a long, narrow orbit: comet, The middle layer of the sun's atomosphere.: chromosphere, Electromagnetic radiation that can be seen with the unaided eye: visble light, A large, gaseous body at the center of the solar system: sun

Example: The imaginary line through Earth that extends from the North Pole to the South Pole and is the center of Earth's rotation.: Axis, A phenomenon or process that involves multiple steps and repeats itself. : Cyclic Patterns, An obscuring of light from a celestial body by the passage of an object between the celestial body and the observer or between the celestial body and its source of illumination. : Eclipse, When the full moon passes into Earth's shadow, causing the Moon to appear reddish in color; occurs when the Sun, Earth. and the Moon directly line up; last 1-3 1/2 hours. : Lunar Eclipse

Example: The Supreme Being, infinitely perfect, who made all things and keeps them in existence. : God, A supernatural gift and power from God inviting us to know and believe in him, and our free response to that invitation: Faith, The mystery of One God in three Divine persons – God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit is the: The Holy Trinity, The announcement to The Virgin Mary by the angel Gabriel that God had chosen her to be the mother of Jesus, the Son of God, through the power of the Holy Spirit: The Annunciation

Example: The Supreme Being, infinitely perfect, who made all things and keeps them in existence. : God, A supernatural gift and power from God inviting us to know and believe in him, and our free response to that invitation: Faith, The mystery of One God in three Divine persons – God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit is the: The Holy Trinity, The announcement to The Virgin Mary by the angel Gabriel that God had chosen her to be the mother of Jesus, the Son of God, through the power of the Holy Spirit: The Annunciation

Example: DNA: Specific instruction your body uses to make you, Telophase: Chromosomes gather at opposite ends of cell, Interphase: Time between cell divisions, Cytokinesis: Splitting of cells

Example: a principle stating that geologic processes that occur today are similar to those that occurred in the past: uniformitarianism, the numerical age, in years, of a rock or object: absolute age, the age of rocks and geologic features compared with other nearby rocks and features: relative age, the principle that in undisturbed rock layers, the oldest rocks are on the bottom: superposition

Example: The French and Indian War began when the French built what fort on the Ohio River?: Fort Duquesne, Which of the following was a result of the French and Indian War?: The French lost their North American territory, Who were the main allies of the French?: The Native Americans, Who won the French and Indian War?: The British

Example: Statewide Procurement Division (SPD): Contract Development, Procurement Policy and Outreach, Historically Underutilized Business, Statewide Fleet, Travel, and Mail, Contract Management., Statewide Contract Development Team: Develops and administers over 250 statewide contracts representing several thousand-line items of products/services, Develops Term, Managed, and TXMAS contracts, Processes open market requisitions on behalf of state agencies, universities, and more than 1, Training & Policy Development : Conducts policy research and clarification, Provides training courses, certifications, and continuing education courses for procurement professionals., Outreach: Provides the customer support for procurement inquiries for the following programs: Texas SmartBuy, Texas SmartBuy Membership Program, Texas Purchasing from People with Disabilities, Electronic State Business Daily Centralized Master Bidders List Vendor P

Example: Dependent variable: The outcome or factor that a researcher is trying to explain or predict, which is expected to change as a result of manipulation or variation in the independent variable., Hypothesis: A specific, testable prediction about the relationship between variables that is formulated before collecting data in a research study., Independent variable: The variable that is manipulated or varied in a research study to observe its effect on the dependent variable. It is considered the cause in a cause-and-effect relationship., Theory: A set of interconnected ideas that explain how and why particular phenomena occur, providing a framework for understanding relationships between variables and guiding the formulation of research hypotheses.

Example: horse: has 4 legs, jadzia: has one symbiont, mama: has one baby, space: has one space

Example: Be Proactive : You are the force for postive actions in your life. You have to look at yourself and change actions that aren't helpful, Begin with the end in mind : Decide what your goals are or your destiiny will be decided by other , Put First things First : You have to do what's importnat before doing less important things , Think Win-Win : There doesn't have to be a loser in relationships. Aim to win for yourself while allowing others to win for themselves

Example: nonmaterial culture : abstract human creations, such as language, ideas, beliefs, rules, skills, family patterns, work practices, and politic and economic sysytems , norms : shared rules of conduct that tell people how to act in specific siuations , laws : written rules of conduct that are entacted and enfored by the government , counterculture : a group that rejects the values, norms, and practices of the larger society and replaces them with a new set of cultural patterns

Example: Define the problem: Ask, Brainstorm: Imagine, Design/draw your solution: Plan, Build a prototype/model: Create

Example: Fluvius: River, Lupi: Wolves, Gladius: Sword, Cibus: Food

Example: Fluvius: River, Lupi: Wolves, Gladius: Sword, Cibus: Food

Example: Guess who is coming to : dinner, West side: story, Rear: window, Bringing up: baby

Example: 10-1: Receiving poorly, 10-2: Receiving good, 10-3: Stand-by until no interference, 10-4: Acknowledgement

Example: A piece of nonfiction writing told in the first person : Personal narrative , Against the law: Illegal, Take away: Confiscated , A person who receives a benefit or advantage : Beneficiary

Example: water cycle: a cycle that moves water from the earth to the sky and back to the earth again, South pole: the area st the bottom ot he Earth, climate zone: an area of the world that has a certain type of climate, sleet: water dfrozen into tiny pellets

Example: An account of the past constructed from evidence. This account of the past differs based on the author’s point of view.: History, Everything that has ever happened since the beginning of human history.: The Past, In history class, an opinion or a claim: Point of View, When historians look at multiple different sources (primary and/or secondary) to find similarities and differences that may show what actually happened. : Collaboration

Example: case study : an intensive analysis of a person, group, event, or problem , social Imagination: the ability to see the connection between the larger world and our personal lives , Funtion : a positive consequence that an element of society produces for the maintanace of the social system , Social Darwinism : the perspective that holds that societies evolve towards stability and prefection and only the fittest societies survive over time

Example: William: a young boy with 6 sisters, Malawi: the setting, where the story takes place, sing'anga: a type of "doctor", farmers: most common job in Malawi

Example: Demonstrate flexibility when navigating challenging situations: Adaptability, Interact respectfully with others in digital and in-person interactions: Collaboration , Possess an ongoing desire to learn, unlearn, and relearn: Learner's Mindset, Take ownership of decisions and persevere through challenges: Personal Responsibility

Example: Demonstrate flexibility when navigating challenging situations: Adaptability, Interact respectfully with others in digital and in-person interactions: Collaboration , Possess an ongoing desire to learn, unlearn, and relearn: Learner's Mindset, Take ownership of decisions and persevere through challenges: Personal Responsibility

Example: ac: before meals, bid: twice a day, pc: after meals, c: with

Example: God sent the ________ to see Zechariah, the priest.: angel Gabriel, Zechariah was in the _______ of the temple.: Holy Place, Zechariah had prayed that he and Elizabeth would have _______.: a child, The angel told Zechariah not __________.: to be afraid

Example: What is Personification: When an animal or thing is given the characteristics of a person, What is dialogue: The parts of a story where characters speak to on another. Quotation marks are used., What is Narration? : The voice that tells what is happening in the story and does not have punction marks around it. , What is perspective?: How someone sees, feels about, or experiences

Example: 10-1: Unable to copy, 10-2: Signal is good, 10-4: Acknowledgment, 10-6: Busy

Example: 10-1: Unable to copy, 10-2: Signal is good, 10-4: Acknowledgment, 10-6: Busy

Example: 10-1: Unable to copy, 10-2: Signal is good, 10-4: Acknowledgment, 10-6: Busy

Example: ac: before meals, bid: twice a day, pc: after meals, c: with

Example: This tool is used to remove clay.: Loop Tool, This tool is used to carve fine lines. : Needle Tool, This tool is used to cut a chunk of clay.: Cutting Wire, This tool is used to rotate pottery when making a coil pot. : Bench Wheel

Example: This tool is used to remove clay.: Loop Tool, This tool is used to carve fine lines. : Needle Tool, This tool is used to cut a chunk of clay.: Cutting Wire, This tool is used to rotate pottery when making a coil pot. : Bench Wheel

Example: Dilatation: Expansion of an organ or vessel, Esophagus: Connects the mouth to the stomach, Distention: A swelling of the abdomen, Gastritis : An inflammation of the stomach lining

Example: What is encoding?: before speaking; putting thoughts into words, What is decoding?: after speaking (listening) putting words into meaning, What is communication?: exchanging of ideas and creating meaning, What is feedback?: response or confirmation of understanding

Example: afraid of something: scared, likes: admires, someone who is in your class at school: classmate, a place where people live, work, and play together: community

Example: Act: Large divisions in a play., Scene : Smaller subdivisions that make up an act., Blocking: The planning and working out of movements of actors on stage., House: Where the audience sits to watch a performance.

Example: to be all around someone or something: surrounded, skill or knowledge you get by doing things: experience, a small closed in area used for various skills: booth, group of people who are chose to do a particular job: committee

Example: The FIRST to open a restaurant in 1765 that served SOUP.: Monsieur Antoine Boulanger, King of Chefs, Haute Cuisine style of cooking, and one of the first international celebrity chefs.: Marie Antoine Careme, FIRST A LA CARTE MENU: George Auguste Escoffier, South African Chef that shared his dishes with poor children.: Lucas Ndlovu

Example: The FIRST to open a restaurant in 1765 that served SOUP.: Monsieur Antoine Boulanger, King of Chefs, Haute Cuisine style of cooking, and one of the first international celebrity chefs.: Marie Antoine Careme, FIRST A LA CARTE MENU: George Auguste Escoffier, South African Chef that shared his dishes with poor children.: Lucas Ndlovu

Example: A lifelong journey of work and learning that people choose based on their interests, skills, and passions.: Careers, Defined as having a variety of people with different backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives, contributing to a community where everyone is unique and valued.: Diversity, The process of acquiring knowledge, skills, and understanding through formal instruction, typically provided in schools, to develop intellectual, social, and practical abilities essential for personal growth and participation in society: Education, is a creative and practical field where experts use science and math to design, build, and improve things that make our world function better.: Engineering

Example: A lifelong journey of work and learning that people choose based on their interests, skills, and passions.: Careers, Defined as having a variety of people with different backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives, contributing to a community where everyone is unique and valued.: Diversity, The process of acquiring knowledge, skills, and understanding through formal instruction, typically provided in schools, to develop intellectual, social, and practical abilities essential for personal growth and participation in society: Education, is a creative and practical field where experts use science and math to design, build, and improve things that make our world function better.: Engineering

Example: a group of organisms of the same species living within an ecosystem: Population , the process by which plants synthesise glucose using carbon dioxide, water and energy from sunlight: Photosynthesis , the different populations that live together in an ecosystem: Community , a group of organisms within an ecosystem which fill the same level within a food chain: Trophic Level

Example: a large ecological zone characterised by its soil, climate vegetation and wildlife.: Biomes, the role and position that a species fills in an ecosystem, including the conditions and feeding needs necessary for the survival of the species: Ecological Niche, a group of organisms of the same species living within an ecosystem : Population, the different populations that live together in an ecosystem : Community