Uncategorized Matching Quizzes

Example: Koalas feed on the ______ of the eucalyptus tree: leaves, In Australia's government, the legislative power is: Parliament, Most of Oceania lies in the ________ Ocean: Pacific, Parliament is made up of the _______ and House of Representatives: Congress

Example: -drome: running together, -ectomy: surgical removal, -emia: in the blood, -ism: state of

Example: acr/o: extremities, aden/o: gland, adrenal/o: adrenal, calc/i: calcium

Example: Eu-: normal, tetr-: four, hypo-: below, abnormally low, oxy-: sharp, rapid

Example: control is exercised over the actions of the citizens or people of a community: government, a country or government in which one person has total power : dictatorship, a state or nation in which the supreme power is led by a king or queen: monarchy, the state of being free or at liberty : freedom

Example: control is exercised over the actions of the citizens or people of a community: government, a country or government in which one person has total power : dictatorship, a state or nation in which the supreme power is led by a king or queen: monarchy, the state of being free or at liberty : freedom

Example: control is exercised over the actions of the citizens or people of a community: government, a country or government in which one person has total power : dictatorship, a state or nation in which the supreme power is led by a king or queen: monarchy, the state of being free or at liberty : freedom

Example: control is exercised over the actions of the citizens or people of a community: government, a country or government in which one person has total power : dictatorship, a state or nation in which the supreme power is led by a king or queen: monarchy, the state of being free or at liberty : freedom

Example: control is exercised over the actions of the citizens or people of a community: government, a country or government in which one person has total power : dictatorship, a state or nation in which the supreme power is led by a king or queen: monarchy, the state of being free or at liberty : freedom

Example: What qualifies as a document?: Recorded information, regardless of medium or characteristics, made or received by an organization in pursuance of legal obligations or in the transaction of business, What are the characteristics of good records?: Authentic, accurate, usable, complete, What is a document hold?: Temporary suspension of disposal of documents because of governance authority or other requirement, What is the retention period for emails that are not saved in an electronic business folder?: 90 days from the date it was received

Example: What qualifies as a document?: Recorded information, regardless of medium or characteristics, made or received by an organization in pursuance of legal obligations or in the transaction of business, What are the characteristics of good records?: Authentic, accurate, usable, complete, What is a document hold?: Temporary suspension of disposal of documents because of governance authority or other requirement, What is the retention period for emails that are not saved in an electronic business folder?: 90 days from the date it was received

Example: What qualifies as a document?: Recorded information, regardless of medium or characteristics, made or received by an organization in pursuance of legal obligations or in the transaction of business, What are the characteristics of good records?: Authentic, accurate, usable, complete, What is a document hold?: Temporary suspension of disposal of documents because of governance authority or other requirement, What is the retention period for emails that are not saved in an electronic business folder?: 90 days from the date it was received

Example: A Japanese poem written in three lines, usually about nature.: HAIKU, A five line poem containing 22 syllables, often with a specific structure of syllable counts (2, 4, 6, 8, 2).: CINQUAIN, A poem or series of lines in which certain letters, usually the firs in each line form a name, motto, or message when read in order.: ACROSTIC, In this type of poems, the words are arranged to create a picture that relates to the content of the poem.: CONCRETE POEMS

Example: To take part in.: Participate, Rate of speed.: Pace, Now.: Immediately, Well known.: Prominent

Example: How do you sanitize hands during med pass?: Wash hands prior, sanitize for 3 passes, then wash hands again, What is the #1 way to stop the spread of infections?: Wash your hands, When passing plates, what is the process with hand hygiene?: Wash hands, hand sanitizer for 3 trips, then wash hands again, When do you wash your hands?: Before and after tasks, going on break, using the restroom, eating, and after touching mouth, face, hair

Example: produces the hormone melatonin which is essential for circadian rhythm (body clock): pineal gland, consist of 2 lobes and secretes several different hormones, some of which activate secretions of other glands. : pituitary gland, this gland secretes 3 hormones essential for maintaining metabolism: thyroid gland, this gland secretes the hormone responsible for regulating calcium levels in the blood: parathryoid gland

Example: promotes growth of bones, muscles and other tissues. : growth hormone, stimulates ovaries to secrete estrogen and growth of ovarian follicles in females and sperm in males: follicle stimulating hormone, stimulates the mammary gland so that milk is produced: lactogenic hormone, controls skin pigmentation: melanocyte stimulating hormone

Example: promotes growth of bones, muscles and other tissues. : growth hormone, stimulates ovaries to secrete estrogen and growth of ovarian follicles in females and sperm in males: follicle stimulating hormone, stimulates the mammary gland so that milk is produced: lactogenic hormone, controls skin pigmentation: melanocyte stimulating hormone

Example: Social cognitive theory : the theory that personality is shaped and learning is aquired by the interaction of personal, behavioral, and enviormental factors , traits : an aspect of personality that is considered to be reasonably consistent , archetypes : Orginal models from which later forms develo; in Jung's personality theory, archetypes are primitvie images or concepts that reside in the collective unconscious, id : the reservior of unconscious psychic energy that strives to satisfy basic sexual and aggressive drives: the pleasure principles

Example: You go from one side to another.: cross, Not safe.: dangerous, Everything you learn.: education, To make it better.: improve

Example: Uou go from one side to another.: cross, Not safe.: dangerous, Everything you learn.: education, To make it better.: improve

Example: moving quickly and gracefully: agile, a hollow place or hole: cavity, tells; reveals: discloses, consistently quiet; tight-lipped: taciturn

Example: texture: characteristics such as size shape and an arrangement of grains or crystals, heat and pressure: the geological forces that change rocks into other metamorphic rocks, foliated: metamorphic rocks whose minerals are arranged in parallel layers, metamorphic rocks: rocks formed when pre-existent rock is subjected to high heat and pressure or hot mineral rich fluids

Example: The smallest type of network that connects personal devices within a very short range: PAN, Covers a larger geographical area than a LAN, typically spanning a city or large : MAN, links several Local Area Networks LAN within a restricted geographical area, like a university: CAN, Spans a large geographical area, connecting multiple LANs and MANs: WAN

Example: 1: amaras a dios sobre todas las cosas, 2: no tomaras en nombre De Dios en vano, 4: honraras a tu padre y a tu madre, 3: santificaras las fiestas

Example: Colony : Is a place that is ruled by another country , Colonist : A person who travels to a new land in order to settle it, Ellis Island : Whas an important immigration center in the United States , Statue of Liberty : Is a statue of a woman holding a torch

Example: anything that can limit the size of a population: Limiting Factor, organism that makes its own food, autotroph: Producer, organism that cannot make its own food, heterotroph: Consumer, consume wastes and dead organisms: Decomposer

Example: Study of interactions that take place among organisms and their environment: Ecology, Things living within an ecosystem: Biotic, One of any living thing: Organism, Place where organism lives that provides food, shelter, moisture and temperature needed for survival: Habitat

Example: Clastic sedimentary Rock: rocks formed by the compaction of clasts made from weathered and eroded rocks, Chemical sedimentary Rock: rocks formed by the chemical precipitation that begins as water traveling through rocks, dissolves, some of the minerals, Organic sedimentary rock: rocks formed by the accumulation of organic material (such as plants, animal remains, roots, etc), Sediments: material (ie. gravel, sand and mud) that is transported and deposited by wind, water, ice, or gravity

Example: Intrusive Igneous Rock: rocks formed by the cooling and solidification of molten rock inside the Earth's crust (magma), Extrusive Igneous Rock: rocks formed by the cooling and solidification of molten rock outside the Earth's crust (lava), Lava: molten rock that breaks through the Earth surface, Magma: molten rock found underground

Example: cow said: moo, dog said: bark, why here school: learn school, what name school: msd

Example: Invent: to create something new, often an object or a way of doing something, machine: a tool that uses pushes and pulls to do something , Pull: to move an object toward you , push: to move an object away from you

Example: Genre: a type of book, Non-Fiction: text and visual images to give factural information about a particular topic, Narrative Non-Fiction: presents factual information about real people, things, or events in the format of a story, Fiction: narrative stories that are from an author's imagination to entertain readers

Example: Genre: a type of book, Non-Fiction: text and visual images to give factural information about a particular topic, Narrative Non-Fiction: presents factual information about real people, things, or events in the format of a story, Fiction: narrative stories that are from an author's imagination to entertain readers

Example: examine or inspect closely and thoroughly: scrutinized, speak to or treat with disrespect or scornful abuse: insulted, the first general study of Indian Boarding Schools: Meriam Report, constantly moving from one are or place to another: roving

Example: What syllable type is used in the word "Rabbit": Closed, What syllable type is used in the word "Rolo": Open, What syllable type is used in the word "Bike": Silent E, What syllable type is used in the word "School": Vowel Team

Example: Aqua/Aque/Aqui: water, Cent: 100, Dic/Dict: to say or tell, Frag/Fract: to break

Example: Aqua/Aque/Aqui: water, Cent: 100, Dic/Dict: to say or tell, Frag/Fract: to break

Example: SENADOR ACTUAL: ALEX PADILLA, PRESIDENTE ACTUAL: DONALD TRUMP, REPRESENTANTE A NIVEL NACIONAL: RAUL RUIZ, GOBERNADOR ACTUAL: GAVIN NEWSOM

Example: 1: Chief David Riley, 2: Ass. Chief Ian Renfrow, 3: Keith Harrell, 5: Brian Jennings

Example: Mundus-i: World, mankind, Nuntius-i: Messenger, message, Socius-i: Ally, Ventus-i: Wind

Example: Primus-a-um : First, Annus-i: Year, Cibus-i: Food, Dominus-i: Lord, master

Example: Aeternus-a-um : Eternal, everlasting , Laetus-a-um: Happy, Magnus-a-um : Large, great, Malus-a-um: Bad

Example: Personal Finance : All of the decisions and activities of an individual of family regarding their money, including spending, saving, budgeting, etc. , Loan : A debt evidenced by a "note," which specifies the principal amount, interest rate and date of repayment (ex: house mortage), Debt : An obligation of repayment owed by one party (debtor/borrower) to a second party (creditor/lender), Credit : The granting of a loan and the creation of a debt; any form of deferred payment

Example: 2x0: , 2x1: , 2x2: , 2x3:

Example: remaining: lingering, a small trace or hint: wisp, hang; swing loosely: dangle, feeling; perception: sensation

Example: Water Cycle: The change of water from one state to another as it moves between Earth and the atmosphere, Evaporation: The process of changing from a liquid to a gas, Condensation: The process of changing from a gas to a liquid, Precipitation: Water that falls to Earth‘s surface as rain, snow, sleet, or hail

Example: laughing in a loud, boisterous way: guffawing, wild; untamed: savage, overcome, conquered: subdued, an unhappy or unlucky situation: plight

Example: makes laws : legislative , signs laws : executive , decides if laws are consitutional : judicial , 2 senators from each state: legislative

Example: What else did god create?: God created all things, and all his creation was very good., How can we glorify god?: By loving him and by obeying his commands and law., What does the law of god require?: What we love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength; and love our neighbor as ourselves., What is the law of god stated in the ten commandments?: You shall have no other gods before me. You shall not make for yourself an idol. You shall not misuse the name of the Lord your God. Remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy. Honor your father and your mother. You shall not murder. You shall no

Example: What else did god create?: God created all things, and all his creation was very good., How can we glorify god?: By loving him and by obeying his commands and law., What does the law of god require?: What we love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength; and love our neighbor as ourselves., What is the law of god stated in the ten commandments?: You shall have no other gods before me. You shall not make for yourself an idol. You shall not misuse the name of the Lord your God. Remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy. Honor your father and your mother. You shall not murder. You shall no

Example: case study : an in-depth study of single person or group to reveal some universal principles , double-blind study : an experiement in which neither the particpant nor the researcher knows whether the participant has recieved the treatment or the palcebo , naturalistic observation : the study of behavior in a naturally occuring situations without manipulation or control on the part of the observe , control group : in an experiment, the group that does not recieve the treatment

Example: relicated: To rrepeat a research study, usually eith differnet participants and in different situations to confirm the results of the orginal study , sample : a representive segment of a target population , Bias : a predisposition to certain point of view despite the facts , survey : a reserach technique for acquiring data about the attidue or behaviors of a group of people, usually by asking questions of a representive random sample

Example: Measure: the space between 2 bar lines, the way music is divided into groups of beats, Bar Line: a vertical line placed on a staff to divide the music into measures, Double Bar Line: two bar lines placed close together on a staff to mark the end of a section, Final Bar Line: 2 bar lines that mark the end of the song

Example: a regulatory body that governs the practice of nursing in a specific jurisdiction, usually a state or province: BON (Board of Nursing), access to quality and afforable healthcare as well as other health-related rights: Universal Rights, what a doctor must purchase before ever taking their first patient: liability insurance, professional organization that advocates for registered nurses and the nursing profession: ANA (American Nursing Association)

Example: a person who works to bring about social or political change: activist, to support or argue in favor of something: advocate, unfair treatment of someone because of their race, religion, age, etc.: discrimination, a large number of people gathered together: throng

Example: To put the decimals in order from least to greatest or greater to least.: Ordering Decimals, The number in a power that tells how many times to use the baseas a factor.: Exponents, A way to writea number being divided.: Dividend, A way to write a number that shows the place value of each digit.: Expanded Form

Example: Converge: When several people meet or things come together and meet, Negotiation: A method of bargaining so that you can reach an agreement, Quiver: To tremble, Malicious Mischief : The act of purposely destroying the property of someone else's business

Example: Converge: When several people meet or things come together and meet, Negotiation: A method of bargaining so that you can reach an agreement, Quiver: To tremble, Malicious: The act of purposely destroying the property of someone else's business

Example: Slump: A drop in the activity of a business or the economy, Nudge: Prod gently, typically ones elbow to draw their attention to something, Squirrel: To put something in a safe place especially so it can be kept for future use, Bloom: A flower, especially one cultivated for its beauty; A period of flowering

Example: Adagio: Slow, Adagietto: Rather slow, Slightly faster than Adagio, Allegro: Fast, Allegretto: Moderately fast, slightly slower than Allegro

Example: scared: temoroso, did: hizo, ate: comieron/comi/comiste, find: encontrar

Example: A seed needs _____, _____, and _____ to germinate: water, air, sunlight, Things in nature that help plants and animals live and grow: nutrients, A young plant is a : seedling, To make more of the same kind of organism is to: reproduce

Example: A seed needs _____, _____, and _____ to germinate: water, air, sunlight, Things in nature that help plants and animals live and grow: nutrients, A young plant is a : seedling, To make more of the same kind of organism is to: reproduce

Example: Fiscal Federalism: A system of spending, taxing, and providing Aid in the Federal System, Grants In Aid : Money and other resources that the national government provides to pay for the state and local spending., Categorical Aid : A federal grant that can only be used for a specific purpose, or category, of state and local activities. , Block Grant: A federal grant that is given for general purposes or for broad policy area's.

Example: sanctions: The reward or punishment used to enofrce conformity to norms , formal sanctions: A reward or punishment that is given by some formal orgnization or regulatory body , deviance: a behavior that violates significant social norms , anomie: a situation that arises when the norms of society are unclear or are no longer applicable

Example: noisy confusion, disorder: commotion, got the better of someone by being more clever: outwitted, a great lack of food over a wide area: famine, unhappy or sorrowful: woeful

Example: -ac. -al: pertaining to, -centesis: surgical puncture to aspirate fluid, -ectomy: surgical removal, -emia: condition of blood

Example: angi/o. vas/o. phleb/o. : vessel, aort/o: aorta, arteri/o: artery, ather/o: yellowish, fatty plague

Example: recidivism : repeted criminal behavior , crime: any act that is labeled as such by those in authority and is prohibited by law , criminal-justice system : a system of police, courts, and corrections, that has jurisdiction once a crime has been commited , white-collar crime : crime that is commited by people of high social status in the course of thier professional lives

Example: noisy confusion, disorder: commotion, got the better of someone by being more clever: outwitted, a great lack of food over a wide area: famine, unhappy or sorrowful: woeful

Example: life structure : the combination of statues, roles, activities, goals, values, beliefs, and life circumstances that charaterize an individual , novice phase: a term uses for the first three stages of the early adulthood era during which a person prepares for entry into the adult world , labor focre : all indiviudals 16 or older who are employed in pais positions or who are seeking paid emloyment , work : all of the tasks necessary for producing goods and providing services that meet human needs

Example: indispensable, vital, important: critical, an introduction to a literary work; before the word: prologue, Technology Entertainment Design Talks: Ted Talk, to examine officially: inspected

Example: indispensable, vital, important: critical, an introduction to a literary work; before the word: prologue, Technology Entertainment Design Talks: Ted Talk, to examine officially: inspected

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