Matching Quizzes

Example: Lunes : Monday, miércoles : Tuesday , Viernes : Wednesday , Domingo : Thursday

Example: worried; troubled: concerned, to go on; to keep on; to carry on: continue, settled; decided: determined, the act of searching and exploring: exploration

Example: Where the story takes place: setting, Words that characters speak: dialouge, list of characters: cast, the people and animals of the story: characters

Example: Where the story takes place: setting, Words that characters speak: dialouge, list of characters: cast, the people and animals of the story: characters

Example: swelling of the wrist joint that causes pressure on the median nerve: carpal tunnel, What is the most common cause of spinal cord injuries: trauma, What does the suffix plegia mean?: paralysis, What does the root word quad or tetra mean?: four

Example: swelling of the wrist joint that causes pressure on the median nerve: carpal tunnel, What is the most common cause of spinal cord injuries: trauma, What does the suffix plegia mean?: paralysis, What does the root word quad or tetra mean?: four

Example: Mesopotamia is located in the : Middle East or Near East, Mesopotamia is also referred to as the : Fertile Crescent, The area Fertile Crescent is referred to that name because of the area's: fertile soil and fertile soil &its shape, The Fertile Crescent was created by two rivers _____ & ______.: Tigris River & Euphrates River

Example: Extreme exaggeration: hyperbole, When one thing represents something else: symbol, Repetition of a consonant sound at the beginning of a word: alliteration, Words that paint a picture in your mind: imagery

Example: Extreme exaggeration: simile, When one thing represents something else: metaphor, Repetition of a consonant sound at the beginning of a word: alliteration, Giving a nonliving object human qualities: personification

Example: A comparison of two unlike things using like or as: simile, Saying one thing is something else: metaphor, Repetition of a consonant sound at the beginning of a word: alliteration, Giving a nonliving object human qualities: personification

Example: A comparison of two unlike things using like or as: simile, Saying one thing is something else: metaphor, Repetition of a consonant sound at the beginning of a word: alliteration, Giving a nonliving object human qualities: personification

Example: A comparison of two unlike things using like or as: simile, Saying one thing is something else: metaphor, Repetition of a consonant sound at the beginning of a word: alliteration, Giving a nonliving object human qualities: personification

Example: A comparison of two unlike things using like or as: simile, Saying one thing is something else: metaphor, Repetition of a consonant sound at the beginning of a word: alliteration, Giving a nonliving object human qualities: personification

Example: grouping people based on their values, beliefs, and lifestyles.: market segmentation, grouping people based on location or where they live.: geographic segmentation, grouping people based on: age, income, gender, occupation, etc.: behavioral segmentation, grouping people based on their similarities: demographic segmentation

Example: grouping people based on their values, beliefs, and lifestyles.: market segmentation, grouping people based on location or where they live.: geogrpahic segmentation, grouping people based on: age, income, gender, occupation, etc.: behavioral segmentation, grouping people based on their similarities: demographic segmentation

Example: ___ grouping people based on their values, beliefs, and lifestyles.: B) market segmentation, ___ grouping people based on location or where they live.: D) geogrpahic segmentation, ___ grouping people based on: age, income, gender, occupation, etc.: C) behavioral segmentation, ___ grouping people based on their similarities: A) demographic segmentation

Example: ___ grouping people based on their similarities.: B) market segmentation, ___ grouping people based on location or where they live.: D) geogrpahic segmentation, ___ grouping people based on: age, income, gender, occupation, etc.: C) behavioral segmentation, ___ grouping people based on their values, beliefs, and lifestyles.: A) demographic segmentation

Example: ___ grouping people based on their similarities.: B) market segmentation, ___ grouping people based on location or where they live.: D) geogrpahic segmentation, ___ grouping people based on: age, income, gender, occupation, etc.: C) behavioral segmentation, ___ grouping people based on their values, beliefs, and lifestyles.: A) demographic segmentation

Example: Recorded information from a person who experienced an event. : Oral History, An object made long ago.: Artifact, Something written or made by a person who saw the event.: Primary Source, Written or made by someone who did not see or experience an event. : Secondary Source

Example: Recorded information from a person who experienced an event. : Oral History, An object made long ago.: Artifact, Something written or made by a person who saw the event.: Primary Source, Written or made by someone who did not see or experience an event. : Secondary Source

Example: ___ grouping people based on their similarities.: B) market segmentation, ___ grouping people based on location or where they live.: D) geogrpahic segmentation, ___ grouping people based on: age, income, gender, occupation, etc.: C) behavioral segmentation, ___ grouping people based on their values, beliefs, and lifestyles.: A) demographic segmentation

Example: ___ grouping people based on their similarities.: B) market segmentation, ___ grouping people based on location or where they live.: D) geogrpahic segmentation, ___ grouping people based on: age, income, gender, occupation, etc.: C) behavioral segmentation, ___ grouping people based on psychological aspects of a person like lifestyle and interests: A) demographic segmentation

Example: ___ grouping people: B) market segmentation, ___ grouping people based on location or where they live.: D) geogrpahic segmentation, ___ grouping people based on: age, income, gender, occupation, etc.: C) behavioral segmentation, ___ grouping people based on psychological aspects of a person like lifestyle and interests: A) demographic segmentation

Example: Cardiovascular: Heart & Blood Vessels transport oxygen, nutrients, and waste products., Respiratory: Lungs, Trachea & Bronchi facilitate breathing and gas exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide., Muscular: Skeletal Muscles, Smooth Muscles & Cardiac Muscles facilitate movement, maintain posture & produce heat, Skeletal: Bones, Cartilage & Ligaments provide structure, support, protection & produce blood cells

Example: what is a example of a mupitcelliur: tiger, what is a example of a unicellular : bactira , what are examples of elements: oxygen and nitrogion , what is a mites: dna distrubetide in to daguter cells

Example: Yo estoy bien: I am well, Yo estoy regular/asi asi : I am ok/so so , Yo estoy mal: I am bad, Yo estoy feliz: I am haopy

Example: Como estas?: How are you, Que tal?: How are you, Y tu?: Nice to meet you , Que pasa?: What's happening

Example: Encantao: Delighted, Igualmente: Likewise , Mucho gusto: Nice to meet you , Senor: Mr.

Example: Hola: Hi/Hello, Buenos Dias: Good morning , Buenos Tardes: Good Afternoon, Buenos Noches: Good night

Example: Nada: Nothing, Gracias : Thank you, De Nada: You're Welcome, Por Favor : Please

Example: Adios : Goodbye, Hasta Luego : See you later, Hasta manana: See you tomorrow, Hasta pronto: See you soon

Example: What is the name of a person who roams or wonders: Nomad, In warm climates, first families lived in : tents, In rocky cold climates, first families lived in: caves, What is one of the best places for earliest people to live: fertile crescent

Example: Oprechte interesse tonen: Je luistert actief en zonder oordeel naar de persoon

Example: The purpose or role that something is designed to serve: Function, The purpose or role that something is designed to serve: Ornamentation, A set of traditional actions, often connected with religion.: Ritual, To represent or show in a picture.: Depict

Example: friendly : unfriendly, kind: mean, honest: dishonest, confident: insecure

Example: Change: When something becomes different over time, Competition: When two or more populations use the same resource, such as the same food source., Consumer Population: A populations that eats organisms from another population., Ecologist: A scientist who studies the interactions of organisms with each other and their environment.

Example: May it go well for you!: Que te vaya bien!, Good luck!: Buna Suerte!, Good evening/good night: Buenas noches!, Buenos dias!: Good morning

Example: un salto: a leap, una sonrisa: a smile, Adios: Goodbye, Hasta manana: until tomorrow

Example: Un beso: A kiss, Hola: Hello, Buenos Dias : Good morning, Buenas noches: Good night

Example: Un beso: A kiss, Hola: Hello, Buenos Dias : Good afternoon, Buenas noches: Good night

Example: This is a persons beliefs, and traditions passed down from people who lived before him/her.: heritage, Something that is very, very old.: ancient, A promise that you make to do or not do something.: resolution, When you aren't sure about something, you have these. : doubts

Example: Abhor: Hate, Accost: Confront, Abate: Lessen or subside, Aberration: Deviation or not normal

Example: Manía: Alta energía, hiperactividad casi incontrolable, Manía: Se siente invencible y con poderes especiales, Hipomanía: Cambios de ánimo rápidos pero no incapacitantes, Hipomanía: Duerme menos de lo habitual pero sin agotamiento grave

Example: maps that show territorial features such as countries, states, cities, towns, and the significant bodies of water: political map, maps that show landforms like deserts, mountains, plains, rivers, and lakes: physical map, maps that show where you are and how to get to your destination: road map, maps that show where certain natural resources are found: resource map

Example: scientist who studies life: biologists, a living thing: organism, the smallest unit of an organism: cell, thin layer around the outside of a cell that allow some substances to enter and leave the cell: cell membrane

Example: a number written using word names that represent the value: word form / number name, the name of any of the numbers 0-9: digit, a number written using digits and commas: standard form, the name of a set of three digits between commas.1's period, 1,000's period, million's period: period

Example: a number written using word names that represent the value: word form / number name, the name of any of the numbers 0-9: digit, a number written using digits and commas: standard form, the name of a set of three digits between commas.1's period, 1,000's period, million's period: period

Example: a number written using word names that represent the value: word form / number name, the name of any of the numbers 0-9: digit, a number written using digits and commas: standard form, the name of a set of three digits between commas.1's period, 1,000's period, million's period: period

Example: Is one of the numbers you multiply to get a product : Factor, The smallest number that can be used as the denominator of two or more fractions : Least common denominator , A natural number that has more than 2 factors: Composite numbers, The sum of a whole number and a proper fraction : Mixed numbers

Example: Is one of the numbers you multiply to get a product : Factor, The smallest number that can be used as the denominator of two or more fractions : Least common denominator , A natural number that has more than 2 factors: Composite numbers, The sum of a whole number and a proper fraction : Mixed numbers

Example: To use an experiment to model a situation that can be represented with numbers such as votes in an election : Simulate, To attach or add something : Annex, Is a statement that appears to be true but has not been proven: Conjecture, A set of steps or a procedure used to carry out a computation or solve a problem : Algorithm

Example: To use an experiment to model a situation that can be represented with numbers such as votes in an election : Simulate, To attach or add something : Annex, Is a statement that appears to be true but has not been proven: Conjecture, A set of steps or a procedure used to carry out a computation or solve a problem : Algorithm

Example: Controls voluntary moments : Somatic Nervous System, Controls involuntary movements: Autonomic Nervous System, Consists of the Brain and Spinal Cord: Central Nervous System, Consists of Cranial and Spinal Nerves: Peripheral Nervous System

Example: Valve between R Atrium and R Ventricle: Tricuspid Valve, Valve between R Ventricle and Pulmonary Artery: Pulmonic Valve, Valve between L Atrium and L Ventricle: Mitral Valve, Valve that comes after the L Ventricle: Aortic Valve

Example: Inflammation of the Appendix: Appendicitis, Inflammation of the colon: Diverticulitis, Inflammation of the uterine wall: Endometriosis, Inflammation of the kidney: Pyleonephritis

Example: Medical Term for Immune System: Immunologic, Obvious organ issue from Jaundice skin: Liver issues, Trauma Splinting rule: Check CMS, When to alert hospital of transport: Time critical conditions

Example: Supine: Laying on back, facing up, Prone: Laying on stomach, facing down, Recovery: Left Lateral Recumbent, Fowlers: Sitting up 90 degrees

Example: Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm: When aorta in the abd balloons out, Acute Coronary Syndrome: Conditions that blood flow of the heart muscle is suddenly reduced or blocked, Acute Myocardial Infarction: Heart attack, Angina: Transient chest discomfort

Example: Conduction: Direct transfer of heat from body to object or substance, Convection: Heat is transferred to circulating air, Evaporation: Conversion of liquid to gas, Radiation: Loss of body heat directly to colder objects in the environment

Example: Hypertension: BP over 140 systolic, Hypotension: BP under 90 Systolic, Tachypnea: RR over 20 Breaths/min, Bradypnea: RR under 12 Breaths/min

Example: Neonate: 0-1 Month, Infant: 1 month - 1 year, Toddler: 1 year - 2 years, Preschooler: 3 years - 5 years

Example: Normal Breathing: Air Passing in and Out, Wheezing: High Pitched Sounds, Rhonchi: Low Pitched Rattle, Snoring, Stridor: High Pitched on Inspiration, Seal barking

Example: Location: Where is it?, Movement: How do people in one area relate to people in another area?, Region: What common features bring geographical areas together?, Place: What is it like?

Example: an original record of a past event, usually created by someone who actually saw or participated in the event: primary source, an object made or used by humans long ago: artifact, a member of a nomadic group of people who live chiefly by hunting, fishing and harvesting wild food: hunter-gatherer, someone who moves from place to place rather than settling permanently in one location: nomad

Example: red fruit: apples, orange fruit: oranges, yellow fruit: bananas, blue fruit: blueberries

Example: Assets, Balance sheet, Double Entry, FIFO

Example: What led to the intolerable act 1773: The Boston tea party, Why did Parliament pass the stamp act?: To help the United States pay off war debt, Why did the American colonist throw tea overBoard and into the harbor?: Because they were angry about the taxes, How did Parliament respond to the Boston tea party?: By passing laws that punish the people of Boston

Example: What led to the intolerable act 1773: The Boston tea party, Why did Parliament pass the stamp act?: To help the United States pay off war debt, Why did the American colonist throw tea overBoard and into the harbor?: Because they were angry about the taxes, How did Parliament respond to the Boston tea party?: By passing laws that punish the people of Boston

Example: Mini Blizzard: 1 scoop of product, Small Blizzard : 2 scoops of product, Med Blizzard: 3 scoops of product, Large Blizzard: 4 scoops of product

Example: Mini Blizzard: 1 scoop of product, Small Blizzard : 2 scoops of product, Med Blizzard: 3 scoops of product, Large Blizzard: 4 scoops of product

Example: Hay: There is, Es la una: It's 1 o'clock, salgo con mis amigos: I go out with my friends, bebidas: drinks

Example: Abram entered into a ____ or serious, agreement with God: solemn, a solemn agreement between two people or between God and people: covenant, a member of a person's family who lived long ago: ancestor, all of a person's children down through time: decendants

Example: Belived that life could come into existence from nonliving things.: Aristotle, Spontaneous Generation: Aristotle, Humors: Hippocrates, Considered to be the father of all modern medicine.: Hippocrates

Example: to eat hungrily or quickly: consume: devour, useful and easy to use in real life; workable, helpful: practical, gently criticize someone for something they did wrong; scold: reprove, lost in thought and unaware of one's surrounding; dazed: absentminded

Example: Commandment Number 1: No Other Gods Before me, Commandment Number 2: No Carved images to bow down and serve, Commandment Number 3 : Don't Take the Name of the Lord your God in Vain, Commandment Number 4: Remember to keep the Sabbath Holy

Example: What does the word Genesis mean?: Beginning, What does the word Gospel mean?: Good News, Who is our Creator?: God, Who is God's Son?: Jesus

Example: Holds product for application, can be placed in towel cabbie to warm product: bowl, Used on top of mylar or blanket to catch product and assist in penetration, can't be disinfected: plastic sheet, For draping and product removal: towel, Keeps warm moist towels ready for use : cabbie

Example: Breastplate: Chest, Saddle: Back, Helmet: Rider's Head, Gloves: Hands

Example: 524.2/524.2-R: 223, 14DIOX/123TCP: 222, 525.2: 220, Nitrosamines: 220

Example: prefrontal lobotomy : a radical form os psychosurgery in which a section of the frontal lobe of thr brain in seven or destroyed , antianxiety drug : a type of medication the relieves anxiety disorders and panic disorders by depressing the activity of the central nervous system, psychosurgery : biologigical treatment in which specific areas of strutures of the brain are removed or destroyed to change behavior , antidepressant drug : a type of medication used to treat major depressionby increasing the amount of one or both of the neurotransmitters noradrenaline and serotonin