Advanced Placement (AP)

People are sometimes likely to help others, and other times are less likely. Explain the factors involved in the concept of helping others by discussing altruism, the bystander effect, the social exchange theory, the reciprocity norm, and the social responsibility norm
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What is the significance of the threefold. holy?
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Many people think the question, What is truth? is the hardest because the truth is often difficult to quantify. Science claims that truth is based on facts and reality, but many philosophers disagree and think the truth is subjective.
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Worth 100 points, no links, please!Why does the narrator (Nick) lie to Henry C. Gatz and claim that Gatsby and the narrator (Nick) himself were close?A.) Because the narrator wants to steal Gatsby's moneyB.) Because of the narrator's need to feel importantC.) Because the narrator wishes to comfort Gatsby's fatherD.) Because the narrator wants to avoid emotional entanglementsE.) Because the narrator understands Daisy's state of mind
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Plastics can take thousands of years to naturally break down in the environment. Scientists have discovered an enzyme (a special type of protein) that naturally breaks downplastic. If scientists were to genetically modify a bacteria to make this enzyme what impact would the enzyme most likely have on the environment?OThe bacteria could be used to clean up plastic pollutionOThe bacteria could breed with native bacteria and cause more pollutionThe bacteria would start destroying native wildlife and have a negative impact on biodiversityoThe bacteria would not be able break down plastic in nature having no impact on the environment
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Identify who was bolvars intended audience
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Select the correct answer. Frank helps his son Joe, and supports him during a trying time in Joe's life. What function of marriage is Frank fulfilling?wA emotional support. economic supportC socializationD. Common residence
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AP Modern World History Chapter 124 Multiple Choice questions 4-6
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Which influence does Alvarez write about in this passage?
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HELP PLSLake Erie is one of the Great Lakes of the United States. It is also the shallowest and warmest of the five lakes. The drainage basin thatsurrounds Lake Erle contains urban areas, as well as agricultural and industrial areas. Because of the amount of nutrients, primarilyphosphates, being transported into Lake Erie from surrounding areas, Lake Erle experienced cultural eutrophication. The surface of the lake developed large blooms of algae, which blocked out the sunlight to the depths of the lake and caused the lake to become anoxic. In 1972, the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement was signed between the United States and Canada to reduce phosphate pollution. This wasthe beginning of the recovery of Lake Erie. Phosphate-containing detergents have been eliminated from surrounding areas and native species have returned, but the lake is still subjected to pollution, including sewage, which results in beach closures, and invasive species, which drive out native species and change the biome. 1. Identify the source of pollution in Lake Erle. Was it a point source or non-point source of pollution? Explain your reasoning. 2. Describe two human activities that have impacted the health of Lake Erle. 3. Organophosphates are a common endocrine disruptor in many pesticides today and part of agricultural runoff. Describe theeffects an endocrine disruptor could have on human populations surrounding Lake Erle. 4. Explain the environmental effects the excessive use of detergents had on Lake Erle. 5. The Clean Water Act and subsequent legislation mandated that Industries stop dumping wastes directly into bodies of water bybuilding sewage treatment facilities to clean sewage water before it discharged into lakes and rivers. An average wastewater reclamation plant treats 55 million gallons a day. Calculate the amount of pollution-free water it could release into Lake Erle in ayear.
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Explain ONE development in the late twentieth or early twenty-first centuries that would undermine the authors argument that developing countries are unable ""to secure basic human rights"" due to ongoing economic and political problems
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Describe psychologys interest in peoples sense of self, and discuss the benefits and liabilities of self-esteem and self-serving pride
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From a biological perspective, a low level of the neurotransmitter serotonin is associated with depression. Repetitive physical exercise can increase a person's level of serotonin. What conclusion can be drawn from this information? Exercise is a healthy addition to treatment for depression. Unconscious drives influence neurotransmitter levels. If an athlete feels depressed, he isn't practicing enough. Physically fit people are not at risk for depression. People can treat depression themselves and never need professional help.
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What are the advantages of global climate models?1. helps model the interactions between different systems on Earth2. helps understand the relationships among different variables that may control or impact climate3. helps predict the way the planet's life-support systems will respond to change aI only bII only cIII only dI and III only eI, II, and III
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Name all the constallations that are visible 12 months a yeat from Bellingham Washington U.S.A
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1. List three consequences of the global economic crisis that began in 2008.a. Financialb.C.2. The rapid spread of thecurrent economic crisis is directly related to the
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The ebook says, "Many people are reluctant to take medication to begin with, and thisreluctance increases dramatically when they believe they may have to take amedication for the rest of their lives. "1. Why do you think people may be more reluctant to take medication when it comesto mental health treatment specifically (compared to other physical ailments)?2. What factors do you think might increase or decrease this reluctance? Why do youthink the length of time for taking the medication (e. G. , "for the rest of their lives")would increase reluctance?3. How could therapists who believe that medication would be beneficial for theirclients work to overcome reluctance to taking medication?NEED HELP ASAP!!!! Please For 12 points
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which consumer protection policy helps protect consumers from having their shopping habits sold to other companiesA. product liabilityB. price discriminationC.potential hazardsD. customer privacy
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Knowing that you will be assisting customers over the phone and will not be face-to-face with your customer, how will you make each interaction a memorable experience?
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When designing an experiment to see if Big Foot likes apples which house would be your control group?
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How are we united as a church community?
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what happens when we die?
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Which of the following words should be placed at the beginning of sentence 16 (reproduced below) in order to demonstrate a connection to the previous sentence?Mayfies impact the economies of humans who live near healthy rivers and lakes-both tourists and locals spend money to enjoy activities in and near the water,A.However,B.Regardless,C.Thus,D.Nonetheless,E.Conversely,
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opportunity cost is:a) another term for supply and demand b) the paradox of value c) the price of good and servicesd) the cost in money, time, or other value when one makes a choiceHELP ME!!! MY ASSIGNMENT IS DUE TOMORROW AND I JUST NEED THIS QUESTION!! :((
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