CSET Multiple Subjects Subtest I (101) Study Guide
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& Practice Test exam with correct answers
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In |which |of |the |following |locations |did |the |Union |Pacific |and |Central |Pacific |Railroads |meet |in |1869?
Promontory |Summit, |Utah
Kansas |City, |Kansas
Denver, |Colorado
Omaha, |Nebraska |- |correct |answer | |Promontory |Summit, |Utah
The |Union |Pacific |and |Central |Pacific |Railroads |met |in |Promontory |Summit, |Utah |in |1869 |to |complete
|the |first |transcontinental |railroad. |This |made |traveling |west |significantly |easier, |and |led |to |further |
settlement |and |expansion.
In |a |Current |Account |equation |for |Country |A, |aid |that |Country |A |sends |to |Country |B |is |reflected |
within |which |of |the |following |categories?
Income
Goods
Current |Transfers
Services |- |correct |answer | |Current |Transfer
The |correct |answer |is |current |transfers, |which |would |count |as |a |debit |against |Country |A's |Current |
Account. |Income |is |a |term |for |the |payments |received |as |credits |to |the |Current |Account. |Goods |and |
Services |can |be |credits |or |debits |to |the |Current |Account, |depending |upon |whether |they |are |imports |
(debits) |or |exports |(credits).
Which |of |the |following |sentences |has |a |spelling |error |in |it?
, What's |the |special |occassion |that |has |everyone |dressed |up?
She |recommended |a |wide |selection |of |books |for |the |class |to |read.
It's |important |to |be |a |conscientious |driver |with |so |many |cars |on |the |road.
They |only |wanted |to |read |news |stories |that |were |relevant |to |them. |- |correct |answer | |What's |the |
special |occassion |that |has |everyone |dressed |up?
The |correct |answer |is |What's |the |special |occassion |that |has |everyone |dressed |up? |The |word |
occassion |is |a |commonly |misspelled |word. |It |does |have |two |s's, |so |it |should |be |spelled |occasion.
Use |the |map |below |to |answer |the |question |that |follows. |The |geographic |area |outlined |in |red |is |
considered |to |be |''the |birth |of |civilization,'' |also |known |as:
The |Mesopotamian |Crescent.
The |Agricultural |Crescent.
The |Fertile |Crescent.
The |Euphrates |Crescent. |- |correct |answer | |The |Fertile |Crescent |is |a |geographic |area |that |spans |from |
the |Persian |Gulf |to |the |Mediterranean |Coast. |It |is |here |that |humans |are |thought |to |have |first |
developed |agriculture |and |thus |sparked |the |''origin |of |civilization'' |approximately |5,000 |years |ago.
What |is |one |method |used |by |Charlemagne |to |convert |conquered |people |to |Christianity
Charlemagne |convinced |conquered |people |to |convert |by |fiercely |protecting |the |Pope.
Charlemagne |convinced |conquered |people |to |convert |by |giving |them |land.
Once |they |were |conquered, |they |had |to |be |baptized |or |die.
Once |they |were |conquered, |their |beliefs |were |incorporated |into |Christianity. |- |correct |answer | |Once |
they |were |conquered, |they |had |to |be |baptized |or |die.
Charlemagne |was |ruthless |in |his |desire |to |conquer |and |control, |so |he |gave |conquered |people |the |
choice |of |being |baptized |as |Christians |or |being |killed.
During |this |time |there |is |relative |peace |in |the |region, |and |Confucian |principles |are |being |adopted |in |
the |highest |levels |of |government. |Which |era |saw |this |occurring?
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& Practice Test exam with correct answers
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In |which |of |the |following |locations |did |the |Union |Pacific |and |Central |Pacific |Railroads |meet |in |1869?
Promontory |Summit, |Utah
Kansas |City, |Kansas
Denver, |Colorado
Omaha, |Nebraska |- |correct |answer | |Promontory |Summit, |Utah
The |Union |Pacific |and |Central |Pacific |Railroads |met |in |Promontory |Summit, |Utah |in |1869 |to |complete
|the |first |transcontinental |railroad. |This |made |traveling |west |significantly |easier, |and |led |to |further |
settlement |and |expansion.
In |a |Current |Account |equation |for |Country |A, |aid |that |Country |A |sends |to |Country |B |is |reflected |
within |which |of |the |following |categories?
Income
Goods
Current |Transfers
Services |- |correct |answer | |Current |Transfer
The |correct |answer |is |current |transfers, |which |would |count |as |a |debit |against |Country |A's |Current |
Account. |Income |is |a |term |for |the |payments |received |as |credits |to |the |Current |Account. |Goods |and |
Services |can |be |credits |or |debits |to |the |Current |Account, |depending |upon |whether |they |are |imports |
(debits) |or |exports |(credits).
Which |of |the |following |sentences |has |a |spelling |error |in |it?
, What's |the |special |occassion |that |has |everyone |dressed |up?
She |recommended |a |wide |selection |of |books |for |the |class |to |read.
It's |important |to |be |a |conscientious |driver |with |so |many |cars |on |the |road.
They |only |wanted |to |read |news |stories |that |were |relevant |to |them. |- |correct |answer | |What's |the |
special |occassion |that |has |everyone |dressed |up?
The |correct |answer |is |What's |the |special |occassion |that |has |everyone |dressed |up? |The |word |
occassion |is |a |commonly |misspelled |word. |It |does |have |two |s's, |so |it |should |be |spelled |occasion.
Use |the |map |below |to |answer |the |question |that |follows. |The |geographic |area |outlined |in |red |is |
considered |to |be |''the |birth |of |civilization,'' |also |known |as:
The |Mesopotamian |Crescent.
The |Agricultural |Crescent.
The |Fertile |Crescent.
The |Euphrates |Crescent. |- |correct |answer | |The |Fertile |Crescent |is |a |geographic |area |that |spans |from |
the |Persian |Gulf |to |the |Mediterranean |Coast. |It |is |here |that |humans |are |thought |to |have |first |
developed |agriculture |and |thus |sparked |the |''origin |of |civilization'' |approximately |5,000 |years |ago.
What |is |one |method |used |by |Charlemagne |to |convert |conquered |people |to |Christianity
Charlemagne |convinced |conquered |people |to |convert |by |fiercely |protecting |the |Pope.
Charlemagne |convinced |conquered |people |to |convert |by |giving |them |land.
Once |they |were |conquered, |they |had |to |be |baptized |or |die.
Once |they |were |conquered, |their |beliefs |were |incorporated |into |Christianity. |- |correct |answer | |Once |
they |were |conquered, |they |had |to |be |baptized |or |die.
Charlemagne |was |ruthless |in |his |desire |to |conquer |and |control, |so |he |gave |conquered |people |the |
choice |of |being |baptized |as |Christians |or |being |killed.
During |this |time |there |is |relative |peace |in |the |region, |and |Confucian |principles |are |being |adopted |in |
the |highest |levels |of |government. |Which |era |saw |this |occurring?
