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Does any know know where I can download a free Microsoft trial. BESIDES 2010. I've tried every where and I can not find anything!

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Answer:Have you considered free OpenOffice?

OOo Writer can save in ms word formats.

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ice maiden be?

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Answer:Seemingly cold, strong, unwavering or lacking in emotion.

I wouldn't want to cross one.

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Answer:A

totally-self-assured lady from the far North.

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Answer:A man with a vagina.

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Answer:A cold lady…?

Well i'm 17…and i got my AS results back last week..and i didn't do so well… I got; A in Psychology, C in Sociology, D in chemistry and D in biology… My parents aren't happy (because they are the stereotypical asian parents which believe if i haven't got A's i have failed) and they want me to leave college and find a job.. At GCSE i got 6A, 3B and 1C… I was just wondering what possible careers could i possibly go for? What is the best i can achieve in life? And please…no one say, work in Asda or Mcdonalds etc. because i hear it all the time from my parents..(yes i know they aren't nice)

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Answer:Hello,

First of all, ignore your parents.. haha.. they aren't very helpful. You're obviously good at Psychology, so some good jobs include: Counseling, Clinical Psychologists, School Psychologists, Industrial-Organizational Psychologists, Developmental Psychologists, Social Psychologists, Research/Experimental Psychologists… and many more. Those jobs probably don't make sense, But I will give you a web site in the source's box and it will explain them all. If you don't think Psychology is for you, then start a year of college taking the required classes and see what fits you best.. there are a lot of helpful people at the college that will help you choose your career path. I assure you that you will know eventually what you want to do.. you don't really need to know what you're going to do until the second year of college.

Hope this helped!

-Haylee.

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Answer:Don't go after a career because you think it will be fitting to your grades. Find a career that you really want to have and do whatever it takes to achieve it.

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Answer:therapist mayb?

It goes Like A 6 54? something like that

And then it goes

Living Life like if your dieing..?

THANKS SO MUCh

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Answer:Live like you're Dying by Kris Allen

It's a really nice song, hope this helps.

some kinda american fitness thing

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Answer:your 40 meter dash time

its a measure of your acceleration

i have a 4.22 of something like that and im really fast

In a paper I am writing I am discussing my summer vacation and how it went by very quickly and how before I knew it my cheerleading season stared at the end of july and I'm wondering how to word this in a better way..look at this…

The greatest feeling is completing my final exam on that last day of school before summer vacation. That moment the bell rings an ecstatic feeling of freedom comes over me. For the first two months my summer included relaxing by the pool, parties with friends, and seemingly endless leisure time. Before I knew it, it was the end of July and cheer tryouts were around the corner.

For that first sentence, "The greatest feeling", I would like to avoid using the word greatest because it is boring, but I don't know what would sound better. I'm also trying to think of a better way to word "Before I knew it"…I feel like this is informal and just doesn't sound intellectual

I understand this isn't a homework helper website I'm not asking anyone to write my paper I am just asking for some tips

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Answer:The most incomparable feeling is completing my final exam on that last day of school before summer vacation. The exact moment when the bell rings generates an ecstatic feeling of freedom that pours over me. In the initial two months of my vacation, my summer included relaxing by the pool, parties with friends, and a seemingly endless amount of leisure time. The next thing I knew, it was the end of July and cheer tryouts were approaching right around the corner.

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Answer:I had a wonderful summer vacation. I had been so looking forward to it that when the final exam I was over, I felt happy and free. The moment the bell rang that last time, my summer began and I didn't waste a minute of it. I relaxed by the pool, went to parties with my friends, and enjoyed all the leisure time. It was amazing how quickly it passed. It was the end of July before I knew it with the cheerleading tryouts right around the corner….

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Answer:Instead of great, you could put 'the most…', for example, 'the most uplifting feeling'. There isn't really a better way to put 'greatest', I can't think of a good word..

'Sooner than I would've liked', instead of 'before I knew it'?

You can't judge a time.

- Depends on:

- The person's ability to retain and learn information

- The person's ability to study and review

- The person's ability to memorize

- The person's ability at test-taking

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Answer:It depends on the person, the classes being taken, and how close the next test is.

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Answer:As long as it takes to get them. Set up a regular time, regular place and take adequate breaks.

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Answer:2 hours a night.

Could you add some pros and cons. Idk what to do. I'm leaning towards applying. It's a great private college. It's hard to get into.

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Answer:If you want to go there and they asked you to do that … why would you do anything else?

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Answer:Early admission means you find out where you're going to college in November of your senior year instead of April. It's nice to have that out of the way ahead of time, but it doesn't mean you're actually starting college early. Early admission is typically non-binding (you can change your mind) unlike early decision.

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Answer:Generally speaking, "private" colleges are NOT hard to get into – they take anybody with a checkbook – what's hard is for people is to be able to afford their exorbitant tuition costs.

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Answer:If you are ABSOLUTELY SURE that this is the college that you want to attend, then go ahead and do it. If you have some doubts, don't do it.

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Answer:Yeah apply early its great to know your options before you graduate!!!

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Answer:if you plan to graduate early, it will be a good decision to do so. but if are not there is no reason to apply.

A friend of yours from history department says "This whole financial system is what got us into the mess we are in right now. Why do we even need the financial markets when they create this massive problem in the society?". How would you respond?

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Answer:Financial markets help create the basis for a capitalistic economy. They make sure that pay is regulated and that taxes aren't mindblowingly high. They make it easier to get a job and regulate supply and demand. If the markets weren't controlled, you might not get paid; you might be taxed outrageously by the government; you might never be able to fix a leak because there weren't any wrenches to be found in the whole of town. The financial system has its fair share of problems, but I'd take those any day over the havoc that would be wreaked without it.

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Answer:A response for this requires you to understand the research you will need to do.

Understand that everything, and I mean everything we do is wrong, completely backwards.

In order to get out of the troubles our financial system has put us in you need to understand life in absolute happiness – living in a garden without things.

A resource based economy. No longer a technocratic society.

Steering away from technology, away from clothing, away from everything you have ever known.

Our money owns our educational system, think about it.

our money owns you.

Our jail is only as big as our bank accounts.

Nothing in your life, up until now has been done to truly help you, it has merely been an attempt to take your money. How can we bring our children into a world like this and be proud of it?

Think about it. The only answer is to move away from money and currency. It's the root of all sin, and even if you are not religious, it still is the root of all sin.

you can also approach an answer for this as an Ego based economy. Power, status, aristocracy, ego, personal gain, anything which allows one to 'win' or beat someone else means competition, and competition divides us. winners and losers, ugly and beautiful, skinny and fat. its all wrong, outer beauty shouldnt even exist. It is all about just being.

Try listening to OSHO on Youtube – he can explain everything.

Do your research. Learn about everything so you can communicate with everyone about anything they wish to talk about.

I know I am all over the place lol. and im sorry about it.

Cheers.

So my sister works for this center where mentally handicap adults come over for the day and you do activities and such with them. She might be able to get me a job there, possibly, but I am a little nervous because I would have to wip butts and clean some of them up, not all of them are like that but some are. I am never around people like that and I have no idea how to act around them. I figured I would get used to it. I am up for it because it would be nice to feel like I am actually doing something good with my life. Thoughts? Advice?

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Answer:Maybe you can start as a volunteer part time there. Just to get the feeling of this type of work.

Most likely as a volunteer at the center you will not be responsible for wiping tooshies.

I volunteered at an adult day care program.

Here is a list of things I did, when having contact with them.

-wipe their faces after a meal

-wipe their hands down

-put on their coats

-some winter boots

i got a really weird answer and i really dont know wat i did wrong…!!!!!

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Answer:If you got an answer equal to zero, the answer is undefined. You didn't do it wrong. If you ever need homework help, I don't mind helping. I'm a student teacher. beckyljohnson@gmail.com

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Answer:**EDIT: Haha thanks Josh, I failed at pretty much the most basic part of the whole question XD **

7(5-7x) = 5(2x 5) -2………………..expand the brackets

35 -49x = 10x 25 – 2………… 2

37 – 49x = 10x 25……… -25

12 – 49x = 10x……………. 49x

12 = 59x……………..divide by 59

0.2033 = x

Okay so that's a really weird answer so that probably means I failed it ^w^

But I guess I'll post this anyway because if my weird answer was the same as yours it might be right

I doubt that but I can hope XD

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Answer:.2033

Tammy was almost right but 37-25= 12 not 13.

i got -1 but i dont think its righ please someone help me solve it!

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Answer:Close. It's positive 1.

a teaching certificate is earned by a teacher and given by the state in which he/she is planning to work.

teaching certificates are usually only given to teachers that have completed a bachelor's degree in education, with usually 36 or more credits in a certain subject area, like math, science, english or music.

in order to obtain a teaching certificate, teachers also must pass an exam in the subject area that they will teach.

once teachers have met these requirements, they are awarded a certificate to teach in a certain state.

in some states, teachers can use a certificate that they obtained in another state but many states require teachers to meet their own set of requirements in order for teachers to gain certification.

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Answer:The degree is what you get from college. The certificate is from the state board of education. It is your license that you get after you take the required tests.

I'm thinking about becoming a teacher, but I want to get a master's degree in sociology, not a degree in teaching like a lot of teachers do. I've heard that you can earn a certificate in teaching and combined with your actual degree you can teach.

Whats the difference between a teaching certificate and a teaching degree (other then the length of time to complete and the difficulty).

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Answer:You are mixing a few things up.

First – you do not need "a degree in teaching". Most elementary teachers hold a liberal arts degree – some colleges might have a "teaching major" which is fine. But on its own does not allow you to teach. Secondary teachers – usually grades 7-12 – most often major in their subject areas and do not have what you call a "teaching degree". I teach 7th grade math and science and my college major was Biology.

To teach you need a credential (sometimes called a certificate, state issued credential etc.) This is post bachelors work. To get it – you must take methods and curriculum courses through a state approved program, pass various state required tests and do your student teaching. Once this is complete, the school applies to the state for your certificate.

take a look at UCLA's program and you will notice it is graduate work. To get in, you must have a bachelors in the subject you wish to teach.

http://centerx.gseis.ucla.edu/teacher-ed…

good luck!

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Answer:Actually, here in California (U.S.A.), most high school teachers have a degree in a specific subject matter. Then, they acquire a single-subject teaching credential to teach that particular subject matter. For example, a person who has a degree in History can get a credential to teach history and/or social studies. A person who has a degree in English can get a credential to teach English. In my particular case, my degree is in Spanish Literature & Linguistics, and my single-subject teaching credential allows me to teach any level of Spanish. Furthermore, because I also have a Master's degree in the same area, I can also teach some college-level courses.

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Answer:erm, you can do something called a PGCE, at the end of your degree. it lasts a year and makes you able to teach

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I really need help with these two math problems. I am terrible in math btw! I would really appreciate the help.

1/5x – 2 = 2/3x – 2/5x

and

3x-1/4 x 3/6 = 3

Thank you! and if you couls work them out just so I can see how you got the answer. I will choose best answer.

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Answer:1:

1/5x – 2 = 2/3x – 2/5x

1/5x – 2 = 4/15x

-2 = 4/15x – 1/5x

-2 = 1/15x by 15

x = -30

#2:

3x – 1/4 x 3/6 = 3

4x = 11/4 by 1/4

x = 11/16

#3:

x – 8/5 8/5 = -x/3 by 3

3x = -x

4x = 0

x = 0

Hope everything is right if there is something wrong please put a replay

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Answer:first one is -30, lol did it wrong first time

i got 11/16 for the second one

how you do the problem is you set the denominator equal before you do anything

so in the first one 1/5x becomes 3/15x, 2/3x becomes 10/15x, 2/5x becomes 6/15x and 2 becomes 30/15. then you can cancel the 15 out on both sides and it becomes

3/15x – 30/15 = 10/15x – 6/15x

after this you get all the x's on one side(ill show step by step)

1. 3/15x – 30/15 = 10/15x – 6/15x

2. 3/15x – 30/15 = 4/15x

3. -30/15 = 1/15x

4. (now multiply both sides by 15) -30 = x

I basically want to say, you dont need many people in life to be satisfied.

Im writing a paper about my father, and my best friend. Those are the only people that I need in my life. But I want the sentence to be more put together. Any help?

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Answer:It is not the quantity of people you number among your friends, but the quality of those people you can truly call "friend" that enriches and fulfills your life.

It is not the quantity, but the quality of those people you can truly call "friend" that enriches and fulfills your life.

It is the quality of those people you can truly call "friend," not the quantity, that enriches and fulfills your life.

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Answer:The most valuable people to me in my whole life, that can never be replaced, are my father who is always there for me, and my best friend who makes me happy.

HOPE THAT'S GOOD ENOUGH!

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Answer:i need hlpe wft 4tims 2 n 5tims 9

Since we call our parents' parents "grandma & grandpa", why don't we call our grandparents' siblings (our great aunts and great uncles) "granduncle & grandaunt"? (Or I guess you could go the reverse as well, calling our parents' parents "greatmother & greatfather"…)… I am a great aunt but not a grandma, and I want to be "grand", not merely "great"…lol…

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Answer:Hiya Ladystang!

I like your question, it's the kind of thing that intrigues me!

My dictionary actually lists the following:

"Grand aunt, a great-aunt, see GREAT adj 11" …. great adj 11 gives us

"11 (in comb.) (in names of family relationships) denoting one degree further removed upwards or downwards (great-uncle; great-great-grandmother)"

It seems like grand/great are technically interchangeable, so unless you fortuitously run into a historical linguist, I doubt if you'll be able to solve this one on this forum!

I don't have any descendants to call me by either of the terms in question ……. but I'd choose to be regarded as 'GREAT' rather than 'grand', any day!!!! So (dare I suggest?!!) you can relish being GREAT, and practice a fancy condescending rolling hand-wave to address the masses, when you need to be acknowledged as 'grand'? …….. :O), tee hee, keep smilin' !!!

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Answer:tell them you want to be called grand instead of great

I have a summer assignment due tomorrow over The Book Thief. I haven't read it and I need your help!

What's a life lesson learned that can be learned from it?

What is an important passage worth citing from it?

What five adjectives (each) would you use to describe the main characters?

Who is the antagonist?

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Answer:Dude, I don't mean to like not answer your question but that's such a good book. You should read it. Try skimming through it at least.

Perhaps for the life lesson, is respect your fellow man? I read it years ago, so I don't remember much. It's set in WWII and they're hiding a jew in there house so maybe something like that.

There's probably tons of passages you could easily cite if you skim through it.

As for the antagonist…I'm not sure. There might be more than one.

Good luck.

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Answer:… srsly?

I need to find a new backpack before I start. Links would be great!

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Answer:I agree with the first person who answered. I think a lot of the things that mattered so much in high school become trivial in college, and the brand of your backpack is one of them. This question made me smile because it gives me a flashback to visiting a friend a couple of years ahead of me at our college while I was still in high school, and how she was able to so quickly spot me in a crowded student union because I was the only one wearing a bold patterned Vera Bradley backpack in a sea of muted Jansports and North Faces. Vera Bradley is not as popular where I live as elsewhere, and I bought the bag because I thought it had a really pretty peacock-pattern design that I loved rather to the follow a trend. I've given up on it because it's just not as durable or practical.

College students are still fashion conscious, but to a lesser extent than ones in high school, and there is more of an emphasis on practicality than style. At my campus most people get around by foot or bike, so you don't see as many girls in the Gossip Girl-esque shoes, and they carry backpacks / messenger bags that can protect their belongings if they get caught out in the rain instead of the ones that will get soaked through. You'll see a lot of students with backpacks and messenger bags that have been used the entire time the person's been at college because the back-to-school trend of buying everything new for the year isn't as big.

I love Haiku's "poetically functional" bags; they are spacious enough to carry what I really need, durable, and have a lot of features that are appealing to me. A lot of the classes at my university have e-textbooks, so there's less to lug around on a daily basis. I bought the messenger bag linked below for everyday use, and will switch to my well broken-in, spacious North Face when I have more to carry around.

Check out REI. You can find the Haiku bags, Columbia, North Face and several other brands there. Macy's and Target also sell nice backpacks and messenger bags.

~ peace : )

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Answer:If you have a laptop, then it's a good idea to buy a bag that has a dedicated laptop pocket with padding. Other than that, just get something big enough to hold whatever books you may need.

Added:

Style and brand names don't matter. Obviously you don't want to wear something awkwardly hideous, but generally nobody cares what brand of bag you have.

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Answer:hi,

Try this site :

http://FindYourUniversity.info

They offer the largest database of universities and colleges.

Hope that was helpful for you

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Answer:I just used a simple Jansport bag. It's not about style and name brand but rather what can carry what you need. Same with grad school.

Ok so next Monday (the 30th) i start 7th grade. I have friends and ppl said i was popluar. But none of my friends have called back only a few email me. Its the same every summer. At school they give me all the attention. Im confused, should i make new friends that will call and email me when i need them or should i stick with these?

Also, last year on my 1st day of middle school, i had no idea of where to sit in each class so i usually sat in the back or by the 'dorks'. Do i sit with ppl i know this year or leave them a lone and do the same as last year?

Is this a good 1st day of school outfit?:

Its a light gray and light pinkish sweater. the sleeves arent that long and the sweater is longish.

Im gonna wear a light pink tank under neath.

and some super skinny jeans.

I usually would wear skinny jeans a vneck and vans. (im gonna wear vans^)

IM SUPER SCARED.

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Answer:I suggest talk to friends who you find the nicest of all your friends.

And the oufit seems cute!! But will that sweater be too hot??

Good luck!! You'll have fun

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Answer:im feeling the same way right now! im going into 6th. yes thats a good outfit. and sit by your friends. youll feel alot more comfortable. besides the school im going to, i dont know ANYBODY. Not even my teachers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Answer:Don't worry about it.

Make new friends, focus on school. It's seems scary at first, but you'll soon find where you fit in.

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Answer:You should focus more on school.Chose your friends wisely though.Hope this helps

I'm on 9 grade on the homeschool program, this is my first time on homeschooling and I have a question to make: my mom told me i have a knowledge to be in 11 grade and not in 9 grade, I studied everything for 9 and 10 grade, my question is: when i have a anual evaluation if the person who evaluate me see that i have a knowldge to be in 11 grade she can promote me to be on 11 grade? i can skip grade 10 if i have a knowledge to be on 11?. Please someone who study on homeschooling program can let me know?. I appreciate this

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Answer:High school works differently than other grades. In high school, learning is documented in terms of credits (1/2 credit = 1/2 a year's work in a particular subject area). So, an evaluator can't just say that you are working at a higher level and have you skip a grade.

But here are a couple of ways homeschoolers do it:

Assuming you plan to homeschool through high school, you could go back and re-number your years of study. What you used to call 8th grade can be re-labelled and documented as 9th grade work–if it was really at a 9th grade level. Write it up in transcript form and suddenly, you've moved on to the next grade level.

Or, for your 12th grade year, take dual-enrollment classes at a local community college. These classes will count for college credit while also counting toward high school graduation. (In some states, there is a tuition savings for those taking the classes as dual-enrollment.) Then when you finish 12th grade, you'll actually have finished a year of college, too (and effectively moved up a grade level).

Hope this helps

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Answer:Hi im not sure how to say this but go to http://www.go2boss.com

what is middle school like? im going into the sixth grade and its not just an ordinary school. its a magnet school. what was it like going into middle scool for you? Were you scared? HELP ME!!!!!

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Answer:I go to a 6-12th grade magnet school and when I entered in 6th grade, It was not scary. Trust Me, Middle School is just like elementary school just more people and maybe a little more homework. It will be fine! Good Luck!

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Answer:First off, I find it kind of amazing that parents are letting their 5th graders who are just barely reaching middle school get on to sites like this… but in answer to your question, middle school isn't a big deal. Just be yourself and all will be well

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Answer:It's fine trust me… all the girls are the same. You're gonna notice alot of Abercrombie and Hollister. Everyone thinks thats cool. But try to shop wear others dont usually go!! Try to be different.

And you'll be scared i'm not gonna lie. But just find friends thats the easiest way to make it through. Call your friends and ask what classes they have or ask about schedules ask to meet up with them in front so you can walk in together.. especially a friend with the same classes!!

It will be fun.. Good luck.

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Answer:6th is scary as crap they make u eat **** have sex with a banana and ur bf or gf and require u to go out with ur same gender for at least 5 days and u hav to hav sex with them to and require u to get pregnant if ur a girl

Just kiddin it's really fun unless u hav a mean teacher

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Answer:don't worry at all honey middle is like icing on a key lime pie. sweet and doesn't last that long after i've been eating it! you'll be done after you know it. plus it ain't that hard. life live breathe air!

shoo gurl, i love me some key lime piiiiieeee right now

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Answer:Middle school is the BOMB. I was in 6th last yr. but in a public school.

Well, ur just gonnahav more than 1 teacher,

Sit anywhere at school.

More and mre friends

And maybe a locker! Good luckk:) Oh i didnt get hw but idk about u

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Answer:Well the first time I went to Middle School I was really nervous and scared that I would be alone and have no one to talk to but you make friends and middle school isn't that bad once you make friends.

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Answer:I was scared, but it turned out fine. The only grade I hated was 7th grade.

Middle School marks your awkward years.. what with all the hormones and crap.

1. Bernard Marx is an Alpha-Plus psychologist, rumored to have received alcohol in his blood surrogate, a circumstance that would explain his shortness. (Points : 10)

correct

incorrect

2. Lenina is an upper-caste Londoner, she commits the ultimate social sin by bearing a child. She is deeply ashamed and longs for escape, finding it in peyote, mescal, sex, and soma. (Points : 10)

correct

incorrect

3. Linda is a technician, attracted by Bernard, in love with John. A conventional young woman who is drawn unconsciously toward danger, she represents ideal beauty for John. (Points : 10)

correct

incorrect

4. John is an Alpha who is seeing Lenina Crowne. He is a typically conventional Londoner. (Points : 10)

correct

incorrect

5. Fanny encourages Lenina to pursue John sexually if he will not take the lead. (Points : 10)

correct

incorrect

6. Henry Foster is the son born of parents from the brave new world but raised in the Savage Reservation. (Points : 10)

correct

incorrect

7. Mitsima is an old Indian man in Malpais who begins to teach John to mold clay and presides in the marriage ceremony John witnesses. (Points : 10)

correct

incorrect

8. Pope is an Emotional Engineer, he longs to become a poet. He represents a more courageous and intellectual character than Bernard. (Points : 10)

correct

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9. Helmholtz inspires John's deep revulsion for sex. (Points : 10)

correct

incorrect

10. Mustapha Mond is the World Controller, intellectually and politically powerful. (Points : 10)

correct

incorrect

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Answer:1 correct

2 incorrect

3 incorrect

4 incorrect

5 correct

6 no idea

7 correct

8 no idea

9 incorrect that would be pope

10 correct

Double check my answers it's been awhile since I read this.

So I am an incoming freshman student at a college and classes are moderate sized. I plan on sitting fairly close to the front row in lecture halls, but i am wondering how to get to know the professor. A lot of people told me to make lame excuses like how I don't know how to solve a problem (when I really do). Wouldn't professors be annoyed with me if I do such things just to get to know them? Do professors enjoy knowing a face of a person they will teach for one semester? I want to have the best college experience ever. Thanks for your help/advice.

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Answer:Hm, well… not sure how well you want to know your professors or for what reason. Professors for smaller classes will remember you pretty well for years regardless of what you do or don't do and those for large lecture classes probably won't and may or may not care to. Also, some professors are open to being "friends" with (former) students and some really would rather keep a professional distance, so you do want to pay attention to how they interact with you and respect their boundaries.

But obviously there are some universal things you can do to make a good impression.

Look and act interested. Or rather, BE interested, to the extent that you can anyway; if a class is boring, change classes or sections if you can, or if not, try to find some small thing about it to enjoy or try to find a way to connect what you're learning to something that you are more interested in.

Contribute to discussions, preferably in a useful, intelligent way. But, on the other hand, don't stress out over not sounding smart–if you have any questions or comments, speak up, and don't worry about getting an answer wrong. My point is just that it's better to share maybe one good insight per class than to say random things all the time just for attention. Do your reading in advance and come prepared with some thoughts or questions that you might bring up in class.

Visit office hours a couple times. No need to make lame excuses or pretend you don't understand something. You'll probably have questions at some point, even if it's as simple as "when is the final exam" or "does this sound OK as a paper topic" or "I'm interested in learning more about X, do you have any suggestions on books to read or classes to take?" You know, things you could ask by email, but you could also go to office hours for instead and have a chance to chat for a few minutes. And if you think you will want a recommendation from that prof for something in the future, make an appointment to talk about it.

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Answer:Colleges stock freshman classes with the most idiotic and worthless professors. Skip these morons and wait till you are an upper classman. By your junior year class size will be much smaller (more classes offered and only 43% of students who go to college ever graduate)

Once you are in your junior year find a couple of professors that you like and take every class they teach. By doing this you will be able to get good references from them and they will remember you.

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Answer:Just be straight up with the professors and tell them how you fell that you want to have the best college experience ever with all of your professors, that will definitely get their attention. Don't lie about it that's not the way to do it, then your being manipulating.Just be honest.There's nothing wrong with that:)

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Answer:Hello

Try this web site :

http://EduFinder.info

They offer the largest database of universities and colleges.

Hope that was helpful

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Answer:Go to office hours. Go with questions about the material, questions about how to learn more about the subject and especially go around when tests/papers are due. Plan to spend 10-15 minutes, then leave, you don't want to be a pest and be very conscious of the time if other students are waiting.

As you go through school, if you are particularly interested or good at a subject see what you can do to be a research assistant or do some independent studies or internships under a professor.

Don't lie about not knowing something or ask a ton of questions especially during the end of class. If you need a lot of extra help schedule an appointment or go to office hours. Professors have places to go, and the other students will hate you for it. Don't be "that" kid that is obviously sucking up or constantly demanding attention.

I may be a humble grad student, but I do like it when the students I teach act like they actually care about the material and act interested.

And remember to have some fun too.

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Answer:If you're a good liar, you can pull off being cordial and interested in a professor quite easily without having your insincere behavior be on your conscious. In short, a liar can lie and not feel too guilty about it, or be worried about being "discovered". However, *I* am not a good liar so have had to figure out my own system. You're right about sitting in the front row of lecture halls. Or, after the first week or so of class, check to see what spot your professor likes standing in throughout the duration of the class. I had a professor that really liked standing on the step right next to my seat, so I was always under his nose and his mental check to remember what particular step he should stop at (the one closest to me). Be your professor's mental note, or "that reassuring student that always sits in that particular seat near me". That will be a start. Answer questions in class, and even ASK questions. Professors like to know that their students are engaged in lecture, and part of that is asking for clarification or making an introspective remark.

Go to office hours. I cannot emphasize it enough. You'll probably have to go anyway, so make sure you go to nearly every single one and even if you don't ask questions, pay attention to what your professor says and maybe make a comment, or make sure your voice is heard, even if you're talking to someone else. After office hours, go up to your professor and introduce yourself (since you won't be in the mess, confusion, and mass of students in the lecture hall) and you can either ask him a question about the lesson, make a comment, or thank him for the help he gave that day. Perhaps mention a thing or two about you. For example, let's say your in a math class. You can go up to your math professor in office hours and say "Hi Professor Carrie, my name is John, how are you? Thanks so much for helping me out with this stuff, I'm a physics major and I need to take this class but want to make sure that I understand everything." Continue going to office hours.

Go to class every day that you need to go, sit in the same spot so the professor can recognize you, talk with the professor every now and then… be the kid who actually cares. Focus on the good aspects of your professor in order to keep yourself hopeful and tell yourself that your professor is there to help you. Although professors only teach you for that one semester, they could write you a letter of recommendation in the future, guide you if you need help in something in another class, be a friend, or could be your professor again in a future course. And I'd have to say that, yes, if you're genuine about getting to know your professor and not just a brown noser, professors enjoy knowing those students that care.

Good luck!

im a sophmore in highschool and last year i really messed up and failed three classes , English 1 spanish 1 and algebra 1 . i am acually pretty smart & i understand EVERYTHING , i just never did the work because i wanted to seem cool , but im done w/ that and focusing on my work now .my school used to offer summer school and nigh school classes but now they dont have any of that because of budget cuts . i would like to get ahread or catch up somehow with out having to go to a continuation school , advice and help on this are very neeeeded and aprecciated THANKS !

by the way my plan was and still is to go to a four year college Chico State . i will and am going to do EVERYTHING i can to make it there

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Answer:You might ask your counselor if your school will give you credit for classes you complete online. Two reputable schools which offer such courses are Indiana University and Brigham Young University.

Some schools may also allow you to earn credit through community service.

so this monday im going to be a freshman in high school. im realy nervous! to top it all off, im in a program called the i.b. program. that means all my classes are college prepatory and all honours classes. also i have to do a bunch of community service -its a requirement. so do u guys have any tips for me anything will help!

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Answer:I'm in the same situation all honors and I have to do community service (but don't worry it looks good on college applications). I've been told many tips going into freshman year, but I'm still Nervous though… haha:(

1. Everyone is nervous, even if they don't look like it.

2. Be yourself, people can tell if your fake.

3. But be friendly S M I LE:) it can brighten up not your own day but others

4. Start conversations, don't be shy people like others who are outgoing and fun!

5. don't worry about the first week it's mainly just prep and going over summer work

6. Once used to the school get involved; clubs, sports, student council…

7. Find friends that are good influences from the start: will make school year easier

8. Be nice to teachers, there people too and they like u have to go to school but think for more hours:/ (even though there not in our position)

9. Stay positive, don't go on thinking "man this is gonna suck!" cause if u say that ur gonna start to believe it and others won't like ur attitude

10. School is school, don't forget it. It's not called social secission!

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Answer:i was just like you but i was 1000x more nervous i couldn't eat anything and i felt like throwing up.

its okay to be nervous, every freshman is in the same boat. just take a deeep breath, walk through the doors with your head like high back straight, smile be yourself, talk, try and make friends. the year will go by speeedy quick. trust me

be prepared for class bring paper and a pen, walk "with a purpose" to class to get there on time, be friendly!,

those harder classes and community service with look great on a college application:)

try hard this year, super hard these high school years really count!

oh but dont be tooo worried about the honors classes just save time to study

they require a lot more work but arent impossible:)

have fun and be involved!

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Answer:I was in the same boat two years ago, Just be your self, you will learn who your true friends are. Do not worry what any one thinks and study hard. If you get bad grades it will be hard to bring the GPA back up. With your Community service do stuff that will benefit for college. Try and do things that will help with your future. And Remember lots of note, try using flash cards and study every subject for a couple hours a night. TRUST ME ON THAT!!! I hope you have a great first day, High School is a lot of fun but can be challenging. and remember just because you are in high school and have a lot of responsibilities does not mean you can't have fun. Try joining clubs to meat new friends, go to the games, and try have fun

Hoped I helped

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Answer:D O N T Be nervous ! (: theres nothing to really be nervous about, honestly, High skl, is no different from middle school. The only BIG difference for me was the campus size, and how many students were there. other than that its the same as 8th grade ! only during lunch, (for us,imma sophomore btw) a bell rings for lunch and everyone gets 45min to theirselves to do whatever, juniors and seniors get to go off campus but other than that its fun, thats the best part of the day if ya ask me ! (:

just relax, nervousness is natural, but trust me, after the 1st day you won't be as nervous. you'll start to see school in a wholeeeeeeee different way (:

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Answer:Balence your extra curricular activites with your schoolwork. Don't take too mcuh responsibility that you can't handle. A lot girls at my school were very smart in middle school and now they are into drugs and doing poorly at school due to boys and peer pressure. Make sure you han out with the right group of friends and most importantly, have fun! You only get to be a freshman once- well hopefully.

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Answer:don't get to caught up with friends because none of them (except one or two) will be permanent. Just do what you gotta do, stay away from the druggies and the parties and don't try to be cool you'll just seem like a douche. Be yourself and now who your real friends are dude

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Answer:Put your studies first. I know you probably hear that a lot, but it is the best thing you can possibly do for yourself at this point in your life.

THINGS YOU CAN DO WITH ABSOLUTELY NOTHING

Blink wildly and then close your eyes really tight for an interesting light show

(Amusement Potential: 1-5 minutes)

See a variety of blobs, stars and flashes. Try to make out shapes and see if your subconscious is trying to send you a message (perhaps that funny shape is saying, 'send all your money to urban75.com'?)

See how long you can hold a note

(Amusement Potential: 4-20 minutes)

Not that much fun, but it sure passes the time. Play with a friend, or try to beat your own personal best. Inhale deeply and then try and make a noise for as long as you can. Earn extra points for making your partner laugh or ending on an amusing note.

Try to not think about penguins

(Amusement Potential: 1-5 minutes)

This is especially hard, because by trying too much, you remember what you were trying to avoid thinking of. If you try too little, you end up thinking about penguins anyway.

Use your secret mind power

(Amusement Potential: 5-10 minutes)

Pick a passing by and try to use your mind power to command them do something, like drop their bag or knock into someone. The law of averages dictates that sooner or later one of your mind commands will come true, so you can convince yourself that you really have super human powers and waste even more time trying them out.

Pretend you're a robot

(Amusement Potential: 1-3 minutes)

Walk down the street with mechanical movements, adding 'zzzzzt' sounds with each motion. Pretending to have a motor broken in, say, your left hand can add at least 30 seconds more entertainment.

Scratch yourself

(Amusement Potential: 1-3 minutes)

Go ahead, scratch yourself now. Even if nothing itches, go ahead. Doesn't that feel pretty good?

Rate passers by

(Amusement Potential: 10-15 minutes)

Secretly award passers by marks out of ten as you go along, offering (unsaid) expert criticism over their clothing, hairstyle and footwear choices.

Repeat the same word over and over until it loses its meaning

(Amusement Potential: 1-3 minutes)

Pick a random word out of a magazine and say it aloud to yourself until it becomes a meaningless set of noises.

Pinch yourself

(Amusement Potential: 1-3 minutes)

What is pain? Why is it unpleasant? There's nothing physical about it – it's all in your mind. Plus, after pinching yourself for awhile, boredom will seem nice next to being in pain.

Try to swallow your tongue

(Amusement Potential: 1-2 minutes)

There's not much to say about this one. It is possible, but really stupid.

Pretend to be a car

(Amusement Potential: 5-10 minutes)

Make appropriate revving noises in your head as you walk along and add a racing commentary as you pass strangers in the street. Use blinking eyes as indicators for extra authenticity.

Make Star Trek door noises

(Amusement Potential: 1-2 minutes)

Stand by an electric door to a bank or something and make that silly "Scccccccchwop" sound heard whenever people popped on to the bridge to hang with Captain Kirk.

Look at something for awhile, shut eyes, study after image

(Amusement Potential: 2-5 minutes)

Another great time waster. It takes about 30 seconds of staring to create an after image, and the image is then viewable for about the same length of time. Fun to combine this one with pushing on your eyes.

Get yourself as nauseated as possible

(Amusement Potential: 5-10 minutes)

Best achieved by looking straight up and spinning around. Try to be so dizzy you can't even stand up. This is also entertaining due to the "makes boredom seem a lot better" effect (see "Hurt Yourself").

Invent a weird twitch

(Amusement Potential: 5-10 minutes)

Adopt a bizarre twitch (e.g. flicking your head irregularly, twitching with eye or busting out sporadic cough noises) and try it out when you go shopping.

Make a low buzzing noise

(Amusement Potential: 15-30 minutes)

Hours of fun in libraries! Keeping a totally straight face and looking nonchalant, make a low pitch humming/buzzing noise and see who reacts.

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Answer:well i hav nothing 2 do so im snswering your question while doing a projct due at the end of the semester

hi

seems i've been living lately in a Psychological Vortex, Tornado, whirlpool or something like that and i can't get out of it!!! i can't study, i waste time on PC..games…, youtube, Global conspiracy theories "yea i know it's crazy"…, too much time wasting…not even thinking of studying or feeling guilty that i am wasting time!

now i really feel it's wrong!!! it's like i am numb!….any ideas, opinions…help that might wake me up and snatch me out of that numbness and force me to start studying?!!!!!!

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Answer:You could tell yourself that your life depends on good grades and that you won't have any money to spend if you don't get a good education.

Or you could get a study group and study with your friends no matter what.

Because you should study even if you don't want to.

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Answer:You can't just ask people on the Internetz todo that for you.

In fact, it's a symptom of your problem.

Just do it. Get off the Internet. Disconnect yourself from the network if you have to; make someone else (whom you trust) change your password. Don't be an idiot.

If it's any consolation, I have the same problem

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Answer:what i do when i need to study for important upcoming tests, I block all goof off sites, like facebook, youtube, etc. and have my mother pick the password that way i cant get on to them and get distracted.

I often here a lot of people say that the French are gay and run from everything? I've never understood this and I'm trying to figure out why people say this. Could somebody tell me why people say this?

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Answer:The French have a reputation (especially developed during the last century) of not wanting to fight in wars and basically yelling for help during invasions until another country stepped in to fight for them. It's not fair and it's not really true either.

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Answer:This stems from French opposition to the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq. Hard to believe, isn't it? Remember though, most people are totally incapable of independent thought.

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Answer:Because they surrendered in World War 2, and people tend to associate their surrender with weakness.

I'm starting college tomorrow at a large four year public university. I have 3 classes MWF, Algebra at 8 am, a History class based on East Asia at 9 am and a history class based on the United States at 11 am. Thursday and Fridays I have afternoon classes, Art and Biology, from 5-8 pm.

I just wanted some tips and advice on starting college. I know basic things- don't skip class, sit towards the front, and all that. But I was wondering if anyone had any more advice. I'm kind of nervous about starting and I'd like to feel more prepared.

Thanks in advance.

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Answer:Don't be afraid to join organizations. It's a great way to meet people and stay involved. Try to meet people in your classes. They can help you in that class or down the line in later classes. Find out if you REALLY need a book for your classes. Some professors say you do, and you'll find out that you never open the book. I noticed this for more of my upper division classes. Buy and sell books through the internet if you can. Much cheaper than through your univ. book store.

And don't worry. Just think about how many other freshmen are there too, new to the idea of college.

And see if your university offers CLEP tests. They are a great way to get credit hours out of the way through a pass/fail computer generated test you take at the school. You just study from a study guide for the subject you want to test out of and if you meet a certain score you get 3 hours credit for that class. It does not affect your GPA. It's faster than taking a class, easier, and so much cheaper. You can get more information from your university Testing Services department. Trust me, take advantage of it. I took a couple CLEP exams to finish my college degree and free up my summer.

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Answer:Pay extremely close attention, don't miss a sinlge word instructed. If you are able to, it would behoove you to take a tape recorder and record lectures. this is NOTHING like high school, with so much teacher help. They simply tell you what to do and you better hope you understand whats required. sorry if i scared you but this is college, it will fly by and with more schooling comes more money $$$$

1. (6-2)a-3b=4a-3b

2.(r s)t=rt st=(r s)t

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Answer:number one is cummutive since it shows equal

and two is distributive since it has parenthesis

I actually did that once! I sat down, unwrapped one, and licked it, counting each one. It was really fun! But the number actually varies. There is an AVERAGE number, but no one has the same exact number. We all have a different amount of saliva in out mouth, so this may change it completely.

I got over a thousand.

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Answer:It depends on the size of the lollipop.

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Answer:its not lollipop its tootsiepop !!! ggeeezzzz get it right just kiding!! lolz

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Answer:A one… A two… A three…. *crunch*

Three…

The world may never know.

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Answer:69….ahhaaaaha

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Answer:I just bite the whole dam thing off.

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Answer:Mr. owl says "thahdreee" or three without his accent.

I am in 7th grade Gifted Science.

I need some really good science fair ideas for my science fair.

They can not involve humans or animals, germs or bacteria, or surveys of any kind.(Or consumer goods. Ex: Which paper towels is stronger? or Which drink has more pH?)

My partner and I are struggling. We can't find anyone!

We need them quickly! THX for the people that help!

PS: No bull crap like volcanoes, or stuff like that sort.

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Answer:Here's a good one.

You could do a project on which fabrics burn quickest. Commonly used fabrics in clothing, upholstery, carpeting and the like. You could even go a step further and find out things that you could put on these fabrics as a flame retardant without ruining the fabrics.

It's what I did when I was about that age. Got me tenth place in the county.

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Answer:You could do one about how you think the world would explode or something on 2012. I'm not good at science projects but this came to mind. Just a thought.

Not many people I've ever talked to know who thought of AC current, only DC.

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Answer:maybe they do not teach it very well in school…

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Answer:are you asking if i know about ac current? yes

World war 1

world war 2

pilgrums

light bulb invented

apple peronal computers

woman votes

louis and clark

cival war

atomice bomb droped on japan

G.W President

Twin toowers collapsed

Telephone invented

Wirhgt bros Fly 1st air plane

Neil Armstrong walks on moon

boston tea party

Grate depression

American Revolultion

I did it but I dont know if I was right .

Helpp ?

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Answer:Civil Wars have existed for centuries. The American Civil War was between 1861–1865.

The history of the light bulb is a complicated one. Edison patented *a* light bulb in1880. In 1883 that patent was invalidated.

British inventor, Joseph Swan, received a patent for a light bulb in 1878. There were many many earlier light bulb inventions. The earliest being in 1802 when Humphry Davy created the first incandescent light. (which was before the American Civil war and the Lewis and Clark Expedition… before Edison was even born)

If you want to get the question right for school, then go with the order the other guy said. If you want your answer to reflect the historical truth then you need to do a little more research and go with what really happened rather than what were generally taught in school. It would also help to define the terms a little better.

Oh, and the first Write Brother flight of what could be called an airplane(powered glider) was in 1903, not 1900.

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Answer:abt 1621 Pilgrims

1773 boston tea party

1775 – 1783 American Revolultion

1804 – 1806 louis and clark

1861 – 1865 cival war

1875 Telephone invented (Bell makes one work, it was already invented)

abt 1880 light bulb invented (for Edison, there were earlier efforts)

1900 Wirhgt bros Fly 1st air plane

1914 – 1918 World war 1

1920 woman votes (19th Amendment)

1929 – late 30's Grate depression

1939 – 1945 world war 2

August 1945 atomice bomb droped on japan

1969 Neil Armstrong walks on moon

1976 – present apple peronal computers

2001 – 2009 G.W President

Sept 11, 2001 Twin toowers collapsed

You could look these up better if you checked your spelling. A couple, such as invention of the light bulb and telephone, don't have a single answer without including the inventor.

Okay, so today was the second day of school and i'm in a new building, but I've been in the same district and everything for years, so I have no problem with familiar faces…. It's just the SCHOOL is so hugeeee… Anyways, I got lost on my way to class and even though I asked the teachers for directions and wandered around after the bell rung, I STILL couldn't find my class…. I felt so embarrassed and scared, so I just hid in the bathroom till the bell rung for my next class.

So now, do I tell the truth? I've never skipped before, so do teacher's usually confront you about it? And for my specific predicament, do you think I'll get major punished or warned…..?

She seems pretty nice and cool, but I don't know 'cause I've only had her for one day… I'm really nervous…

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Answer:Go in Before school and talk to her. Tell her what happened and she will understand. it is better than waiting to get to the class and her asking why you only missed her class. and also try and find someone in that class that is in a previous class and ask if you can walk with them so you know where you go. That is what I did when they built the new high school. Hope this helps. And I think she will be okay with what happened. And you most likely will just get a warning, because it was only the second day of school

Okay, so today was the second day of school and i'm in a new building, but I've been in the same district and everything for years, so I have no problem with familiar faces…. It's just the SCHOOL is so hugeeee… Anyways, I got lost on my way to class and even though I asked the teachers for directions and wandered around after the bell rung, I STILL couldn't find my class…. I felt so embarrassed and scared, so I just hid in the bathroom till the bell rung for my next class.

So now, do I tell the truth? I've never skipped before, so do teacher's usually confront you about it? And for my specific predicament, do you think I'll get major punished or warned…..?

She seems pretty nice and cool, but I don't know 'cause I've only had her for one day… I'm really nervous…

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Answer:Go straight to the teacher and explain what happened, exactly in the words you told us above.

It was an honest mistake. But show that you're sincere by making up all the work, and not skipping again. Likely there will be no penalty, a warning at most. If you miss class again, you will brand yourself as someone not to be trusted.

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Answer:i skip like half my classes, heres some options:

bad stomach bathroom break

nurses office

wrong classroom

or you can be honest and say you had no idea where you were going. thats only if she asks. ive never been confronted about it, and since its the first couple days of school im sure theyll let it slide.

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Answer:Last time I did that they noticed that I was in every class but that one, and called me to the office and then gave me ISS. I would just explain the situation to them and it should be fine though

Also the most highest percentage jobs the next 5 to 10 years?

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Answer:Mostly in law

Bad economy= crime goes up= more jobs

I want to get into medical school but a lot of the colleges I'm looking at (i'm a senior in high school) don't have good premed programs. Today I was informed that you don't have to major in premed as an undergraduate to get into medical school. So if I wanna get into medical school what's the best route that I should take major wise if I can't find a good premed program or should I keep looking for a good premed school

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Answer:You can major at anything. It doesnt have to be science related like biology, chemistry or physics. Major anything that you are passionate about. Med school nowadays look for "interesting" applicants who stands out among the pack. You must however, complete the prerequistes to get into med school which is:

2 years of chemistry

1 year of physics

1 year of biology

1 year of english

1 year of calculus

You must take the MCAT which is something you need to prepare for SERIOUSLY.

These requirements is what most med school generally look for. Look up some particular med school that has specific requirements. D=

Try to maintain a high GPA like 3.3 or higher.

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Answer:Virtually all general US universities and four-year colleges have good enough pre-med classes so that students who earn A grades in them can be admitted to medical school.

The university does not have to have a formal pre-med program. The student just has to take the required pre-med classes which are listed on medical school websites. They are all offered at virtually every US university, with the exception of physics, which is offered at about 95% of universities.

Pre-med is not a major. You may choose any academic major. You do not need a pre-med advisor. A good book on medical school application will tell you as much as many advisors can.

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Answer:All you have to do to go to Med school is go to a decent college and take the science classes that Med schools want to see (check with a pre-med advisor once you get to college). It does not matter what major you are, as long as you also take science classes.

If you really do want that science focus, just major in something like Bio, Neurobio, Genetics, Nutrition, etc. Majoring in Chemistry is somewhat less useful for your life as a doctor, but it's something.

Your better off having the flexibility to take the classes that interest you (beyond a few required sciences), so there's really no need for a pre-med program.

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You should try this company

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Answer:hey

You should try this site

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Really hope that will help

BA degrees are granted for Humanities, Arts and most Social Science programs.

BS degrees are granted for Maths, Sciences and some Social Science programs.

There are numerous other types of Bachelors degree for various specific subjects (ex. BEd = Bachelors of Education), but BA and BS are most common.

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Answer:Not much. They're both four-year college degrees, at the same level.

Sometimes schools use them to differentiate the types of majors (B.S. (Bachelors of Science) for things like chemistry, math, etc, and B.A. (Bachelors of Arts) for majors like English.

Which one you get does not change anything about your future employability.

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Answer:The BS requires more courses in your specific area of study, whereas the BA allows you to take more free electives.

I applied for EMA yesterday and posted the application form this morning. Because I have applied pretty late will I not receive payments the first few weeks? How long approximately will it be before I start receiving payments? Thanks in advance.

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Answer:Last year, the deadline was to get the form completed by mid October, around the 18th to get all the payments you are entitled to. If you sent it after, you will miss all of them payments and will just continue from the date you sent it. Don't worry about it, you have not even started the new year so you got enough time, in fact you are early. Don't forget how much you get depends on your parent's income, it may be zilch. You have to be attending your classes too. Study hard!

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Answer:you should revive EMA as soon as they say you entitled to it an obvs going to college

so this monday im going to be a freshman in high school. im realy nervous! to top it all off, im in a program called the i.b. program. that means all my classes are college prepatory and all honours classes. also i have to do a bunch of community service -its a requirement. so do u guys have any tips for me anything will help!

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Answer:I'm in the same situation all honors and I have to do community service (but don't worry it looks good on college applications). I've been told many tips going into freshman year, but I'm still Nervous though… haha:(

1. Everyone is nervous, even if they don't look like it.

2. Be yourself, people can tell if your fake.

3. But be friendly S M I LE:) it can brighten up not your own day but others

4. Start conversations, don't be shy people like others who are outgoing and fun!

5. don't worry about the first week it's mainly just prep and going over summer work

6. Once used to the school get involved; clubs, sports, student council…

7. Find friends that are good influences from the start: will make school year easier

8. Be nice to teachers, there people too and they like u have to go to school but think for more hours:/ (even though there not in our position)

9. Stay positive, don't go on thinking "man this is gonna suck!" cause if u say that ur gonna start to believe it and others won't like ur attitude

10. School is school, don't forget it. It's not called social secission!

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Answer:i was just like you but i was 1000x more nervous i couldn't eat anything and i felt like throwing up.

its okay to be nervous, every freshman is in the same boat. just take a deeep breath, walk through the doors with your head like high back straight, smile be yourself, talk, try and make friends. the year will go by speeedy quick. trust me

be prepared for class bring paper and a pen, walk "with a purpose" to class to get there on time, be friendly!,

those harder classes and community service with look great on a college application:)

try hard this year, super hard these high school years really count!

oh but dont be tooo worried about the honors classes just save time to study

they require a lot more work but arent impossible:)

have fun and be involved!

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Answer:I was in the same boat two years ago, Just be your self, you will learn who your true friends are. Do not worry what any one thinks and study hard. If you get bad grades it will be hard to bring the GPA back up. With your Community service do stuff that will benefit for college. Try and do things that will help with your future. And Remember lots of note, try using flash cards and study every subject for a couple hours a night. TRUST ME ON THAT!!! I hope you have a great first day, High School is a lot of fun but can be challenging. and remember just because you are in high school and have a lot of responsibilities does not mean you can't have fun. Try joining clubs to meat new friends, go to the games, and try have fun

Hoped I helped

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Answer:D O N T Be nervous ! (: theres nothing to really be nervous about, honestly, High skl, is no different from middle school. The only BIG difference for me was the campus size, and how many students were there. other than that its the same as 8th grade ! only during lunch, (for us,imma sophomore btw) a bell rings for lunch and everyone gets 45min to theirselves to do whatever, juniors and seniors get to go off campus but other than that its fun, thats the best part of the day if ya ask me ! (:

just relax, nervousness is natural, but trust me, after the 1st day you won't be as nervous. you'll start to see school in a wholeeeeeeee different way (:

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Answer:Balence your extra curricular activites with your schoolwork. Don't take too mcuh responsibility that you can't handle. A lot girls at my school were very smart in middle school and now they are into drugs and doing poorly at school due to boys and peer pressure. Make sure you han out with the right group of friends and most importantly, have fun! You only get to be a freshman once- well hopefully.

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Answer:don't get to caught up with friends because none of them (except one or two) will be permanent. Just do what you gotta do, stay away from the druggies and the parties and don't try to be cool you'll just seem like a douche. Be yourself and now who your real friends are dude

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Answer:Put your studies first. I know you probably hear that a lot, but it is the best thing you can possibly do for yourself at this point in your life.

Not many people I've ever talked to know who thought of AC current, only DC.

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Answer:maybe they do not teach it very well in school…

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Answer:are you asking if i know about ac current? yes

i need to find an object that represents the american dream. I was thinking something with freedom and prosperity. i dont want to have just a boring typical american flag or the statue of liberty….something creative

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Answer:Well you could say a key. Like when you have a place to live. Which signifies a home. A home is a form of independence. For immigrants, a home is the dream. To have a place to live. Something to call their own.

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Answer:How about a house key? Or a high school diploma to represent the largely free education available to all Americans (which many other countries don't have)?

Okay, so today was the second day of school and i'm in a new building, but I've been in the same district and everything for years, so I have no problem with familiar faces…. It's just the SCHOOL is so hugeeee… Anyways, I got lost on my way to class and even though I asked the teachers for directions and wandered around after the bell rung, I STILL couldn't find my class…. I felt so embarrassed and scared, so I just hid in the bathroom till the bell rung for my next class.

So now, do I tell the truth? I've never skipped before, so do teacher's usually confront you about it? And for my specific predicament, do you think I'll get major punished or warned…..?

She seems pretty nice and cool, but I don't know 'cause I've only had her for one day… I'm really nervous…

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Answer:Go straight to the teacher and explain what happened, exactly in the words you told us above.

It was an honest mistake. But show that you're sincere by making up all the work, and not skipping again. Likely there will be no penalty, a warning at most. If you miss class again, you will brand yourself as someone not to be trusted.

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Answer:i skip like half my classes, heres some options:

bad stomach bathroom break

nurses office

wrong classroom

or you can be honest and say you had no idea where you were going. thats only if she asks. ive never been confronted about it, and since its the first couple days of school im sure theyll let it slide.

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Answer:Last time I did that they noticed that I was in every class but that one, and called me to the office and then gave me ISS. I would just explain the situation to them and it should be fine though

If it is Thanksgiving, school is closed. The second sentence is : If I am offered the job,I will take it .

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Answer:Statement: If it is Thanksgiving, then school is closed. (accepted as true)

Converse: If school is closed, then it is Thanksgiving. (not necessarily true)

Statement: If I am offered the job, then I will take it. (accepted as true)

Converse: If I took the job, then I was offered it. (consequentially true)

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Answer:If school is closed, it is Thanksgiving. (Although the statement is false)

If I will take the job, then I am offered it. (???)

Well all I really know is that a converse statement is

If (blank) is (blank), then (blank) is (blank).

i need some cool science project help! i have to have 2 ideas for topics by monday. help?

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Answer:Maybe you should do a project on the solar system.

I hope this helped. ;]

1. Your speech was boring

2. You don't know anything about your topic.

3. You lost me half way through.

4. Your voice is very annoying

5. Your conclusion sucked

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Answer:i'm not sure if this is a nicer way but……oh well lol

1. no offence but your speech…..i sorta zoned out a bit haha

2. i think you might want to research your topic a little bit more

3. sorry i was a little distracted

4. your voice sounded weird for a little bit

5. maybe you should work on your conclusion more, it didn't sound complete

If you're an undergraduate, ask your adviser or professor if they are willing to take on undergraduate research students. If you want to go there for grad school, apply. If you're talking about something else, be more specific.

Hello this is my gcse:

Maths:B

Biology: A

Physics:A

Chemistry:A

Geography: B

Business studies: A

ICT: B

English: B

R.e: A

If i get Biology: A Physics: A Chemistry: A in my alevels next year do you think i have a shot getting into medical school?

Im also doing the duke of Edinburgh award.

Im going to do work experience in a hospital and try to volunteer as much as i can in there.

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Answer:You should most importantly focus on your GPA. Not only cumulative GPA but the GPA calculated for only your science classes, including physics, math, biology, chemistry.

Med schools consider GPA, MCAT scores, extracurricular activities (work, clubs joined, leadership positions in clubs), and volunteer/community service. You also will need good letters of recommendations from your professors.

Definitely get volunteer hours recorded, and try to shadow a doctor. Also try to research a possible summer medical enrichment program at a med school in your area.

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Answer:No they are not good enough for medical school. To be considered for medical school one would have to obtain a four year bachelor's degree and simultaneously take the pre-med classes that are required for med school to be considered eligible for admission.