Answer Options:
A. the rights of all Americans provided for in the Fourteenth Amendment.
\nB. civil liberties such as freedom of religion, speech, or assembly.
\nC. the governmental steps to ensure freedom from discrimination.
\nD. limitations on what the government may not do to interfere with individual liberties.
\nE. Options A and C are true.
Answer: E. Options A and C are true.
Question: In a unitary system of government, ultimate government authority is located at
Answer Options:
A. the state or provincial level.
\nB. the local or municipal level.
\nC. the regional level.
\nD. the national or central level. Correct
Answer: the national or central level.
Question: Government is necessary because:
Answer Options:
A. groups compete for power in society.
\nB. there needs to be a means to make order in society.
\nC. a central authority is necessary to provide for the common defense.
\nD. external authority is necessary to promote economic development.
\nE. All of the above are true. Correct
Answer: E. All of the above are true.
Question: Which of the following is the preferred fuel for the functioning of the brain and nerves?
Answer Options:
Proteins
\nKetones
\nCarbohydrates
\nFats
\nFibers
Answer: Carbohydrates
Question: Accepting that relational life is a rollercoaster with inevitable challenges reflects which strategy for managing dialectical tensions?
Answer Options:
Alternating
\nCompromising
\nReaffirming
\nRearticulating
Answer: Reaffirming
Question: An independent auditor is generally an employee of the organization it is auditing.
Answer Options:
True
\nFalse
Answer: False
Question: Approximately how much does nursing turnover cost?
Answer Options:
A. $8,000 per lost nurse
\nB. $22,000 per lost nurse
\nC. Nothing per lost nurse, they are a dime a dozen.
\nD. $10,000 per lost nurse
\nE. $20,000 per lost nurse
Answer: A. $8,000 per lost nurse
Question: Malnutrition includes deficiencies, imbalances, and excesses of nutrients, alone or in combination, any of which can take a toll on health over time.
Answer Options:
A. True
\nB. False
Answer: A. True
Question: Which of the following does NOT describe a major feature of Romantic-era architecture?
Answer Options:
Materials like iron, steel, and glass were hidden from view within Romantic designs.
\nIt reflected an age of industry and use of new materials.
\nUsed elements of fantasy.
\nIt was an era of borrowing styles from other periods and whimsy.
Answer: Materials like iron, steel, and glass were hidden from view within Romantic designs.
Question: Which of the following is NOT considered one of the major features of musical Romanticism?
Answer Options:
Tonal color/timbre led to greater diversity in vocal and instrumental performance.
\nSpontaneity replaced control.
\nEmotional conflict with juxtaposed meters and rhythmic irregularity stressed.
\nComposers emphasized colorless, simple harmonies.
\nDissonance was explored for its own sake and its emotional effect.
Answer: Composers emphasized colorless, simple harmonies.
Question: Liberalism endorses all of the following except
Answer Options:
A. equal rights.
\nB. improving the welfare of individuals.
\nC. a limited role for the government in helping individuals. Correct
\nD. government regulation of the economy.
\nE. tolerance for political and social change.
Answer: a limited role for the government in helping individuals.