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What is the definition of Beer - CORRECT ANSWER-4% of alcohol by volume and 3.2% by weight What is the legal definition of an animal - CORRECT ANSWER-Any live nonhuman vertebre creature including fowl Beastiality defined - CORRECT ANSWER-any sexual activity with an animal with the intent of sexual gratification of the actor. A person is guilty of cruelty to animals if: - CORRECT ANSWER-Tortures, poisons or kills an animal without having the legal priviledge to do so. How long is the Stat...

What is Proactive patrol? - CORRECT ANSWER-- Aim is to be highly visible in order to discourage the occurrence of the problem you are seeking to control. What is Reactive patrol? - CORRECT ANSWER-- Aim is to apprehend the violator or criminal in the act or after the fact. Major characteristics of automobile patrol? - CORRECT ANSWER-- Moving or fixed - Solo or with a partner - used to cover larger geographical areas - more efficient use of resources - faster response time - Isolates offi...

Principal in the first degree - CORRECT ANSWER-is a person who commits any criminal offense, whether felony or misdemeanor, aids, abets, counsels, hires, or persuades an offense to be committed or attempted Mutual Gaze - CORRECT ANSWER-is the common level of eye-to-eye contact that two people have when conversing How many core competencies should officers follow when performing their duties? - CORRECT ANSWER-10 core competencies Substantive Due Process - CORRECT ANSWER-is the fair and con...

o HIV is a type of retrovirus. ▪ genetic material carried in RNA instead of DNA. o HIV targets CD4+ receptor sites on T-cells o HIV virus will attack and destroy the T-cells and then replicate itself to start the process over and destroy other T-cells. T-Cells help your immune system fight germs and protect you from disease. Transmission - Blood - Semen - Pre-seminal fluid - Vaginal fluid - Rectal fluid - Breast milk - Amniotic fluid - Blood transfusions before 1985

Where does the electron flow that we measure with DCPIP originate? - CORRECT ANSWER-Photosystem II What would be the best negative control? Remember that a negative control should NOT show change during the experiment. - CORRECT ANSWER-Keep a sample in the dark What would be a good positive control for this experiment? Remember that a positive control should show a change during the experiment. - CORRECT ANSWER-Expose a sample to visible light Looking at the water extract, what wavelengt...

What does the graph tell you about the relationship between speed and height? - CORRECT ANSWER-Speed and the height have an inverse relationship. When the marble is at a greater height, the speed will be lower. Explain the graph in terms of potential energy, kinetic energy, and total energy. - CORRECT ANSWER-The potential energy at the top of the hill is converted into kinetic energy as the marble travels along the entire roller coaster. According to the law of conservation of energy, the ...

G-force - CORRECT ANSWER-A force acting on a body as a result of acceleration or gravity, informally described in units of acceleration equal to one g. Gravitational constant - CORRECT ANSWER-9.8 meters/ second squared Gravity - CORRECT ANSWER-The force that attracts a body toward the center of the earth, or toward any other physical body having mass Kinetic energy - CORRECT ANSWER-Energy that a body possesses by virtue of being in motion. Acceleration - CORRECT ANSWER-The rate of the cha...

When the hill of the roller coaster is very high it will cause the car to __________________________. - CORRECT ANSWER-speed up A force that pulls objects toward each other - CORRECT ANSWER-gravity Gravity is what causes the roller coaster to ______________ down the tracks of the hill. - CORRECT ANSWER-fall When the "Hill" marble bumps into the marble below it causes a _________________ in the force and speed in the "Hill" marble. - CORRECT ANSWER-decrease How could you increa...

Here's another coaster that will help you think about the effect of a factor's exponent! Once again, make the coaster cross at x = 500 after an initial rise and fall. This time, make your track more realistic: make the coaster come in smoothly at x = 1000 instead of just falling and suddenly stopping! - CORRECT ANSWER-y = - ax(x - 500)(x - 1000)^2 Now, make one final coaster that has the works! Include each of the following: A "swoop" down through the x-axis at x = 300. (This s...

deceleration - CORRECT ANSWER-A type of acceleration that occurs due to a loss of speed that occurs over a period of time. Slowing down. distance - CORRECT ANSWER-The measurement of length that is between any two points on the roller coaster. This length is not necessarily a straight line. gravity - CORRECT ANSWER-The force that pulls objects toward each other.The force that acts on a roller coaster that allows it to make it from the beginning to the end. Roller coasters rely only on gravi...

increasing potential energy - CORRECT ANSWER-potential energy is stored energy that an object has due to its position in a system and is equal to its capacity to do work. Potential energy increases as an object gets further away from the ground and as kinetic energy decreases. In the formula for potential energy, acceleration due to gravity and mass cannot be changed, so in order to increase potential energy the height at which the object is kept must be varied. The higher the increase in ...

What is the name of the first giga coaster and where is it located? - CORRECT ANSWER-Millennium Force; Cedar Point What is the name of the first strata coaster and where is it located? - CORRECT ANSWER-Top Thrill Dragster; Cedar Point What is the most intense roller coaster ever recorded and where was it located? - CORRECT ANSWER-Moonsault Scramble; Fuji-Q Highland What does GCI stand for? - CORRECT ANSWER-Great Coasters International What does CCI stand for? - CORRECT ANSWER-Custom Coast...

Which of the following describes a key difference between B and D? - CORRECT ANSWER-Unemployment rises in B but falls in D. Which statement best explains the relationship between points A and B? - CORRECT ANSWER-Production reaches its highest point, and then the economy begins to contract. Which part of the cycle represents a period of contraction? - CORRECT ANSWER-BA contraction is the phase of a business cycle with decreasing economic activity. In the graph, B shows the decline following...

A _________ ______ is a force that acts on an object by direct force. Examples would be pushing a book or holding a pencil in your hand. - CORRECT ANSWER-Contract force A _____-_______ _______ is a force that acts on an object without touching it. Examples would be gravity or air resistance. - CORRECT ANSWER-Non-contact force ________ is the force that would slow a feather that's falling to the ground - CORRECT ANSWER-Friction You need a _________ _____ in order to describe the motion ...

What happens to potential energy as the car goes up the hill? - CORRECT ANSWER-It increases What happens to kinetic energy as the car goes down the hill? - CORRECT ANSWER-It increases What happens to kinetic energy as the car goes up the hill? - CORRECT ANSWER-It decreases

Corkscrewed - CORRECT ANSWER-Move or twist in a spiral motion Cranked - CORRECT ANSWER-Slowly become more intense Zero-G (Zero Gravity) - CORRECT ANSWER-A state of weightlessness Steadily - CORRECT ANSWER-Gradually Exclamations - CORRECT ANSWER-Protests; sudden shouts of surprise, anger, or excitement Chaperone - CORRECT ANSWER-an adult who supervises a group of younger people Anticipation - CORRECT ANSWER-A feeling of excitement about something that is going to happen

Is energy lost or gained during the roller coaster ride? - CORRECT ANSWER-Neither, energy is conserved throughout the ride. It just changes forms from potential to kinetic. Outside forces like friction make the marble lose energy. How did you make sure the marble stayed in the loop you created? - CORRECT ANSWER-We made sure the marble stayed in the loops by testing it out multiple times. We experimented with the speed of the marble and the shape of the loops to make sure it was perfect. W...

How does Why do coaster cars have three sets of wheels? What is the purpose of each set? - CORRECT ANSWER-Running wheels guide the coaster on the track, friction wheels control lateral motion. What is G-force? - CORRECT ANSWER-a force acting on a body as a result of acceleration or gravity What are the two main feelings a rider can get from high G forces and low G forces on a coaster? - CORRECT ANSWER-Riders can feel like there is pressure being pushed on them when there are high G-Forces...

_________is energy that causes motion. - CORRECT ANSWER-kinetic energy _________is stored energy. - CORRECT ANSWER-potential energy _________tells us that energy cannot be created nor destroyed. - CORRECT ANSWER-The law of conservation of energy The steeper the slope, the __________ the accelerated - CORRECT ANSWER-greater A roller coaster demonstrates the law of conservation of energy. The total energy does not________. At the top of the _______ hill, it will have the most ________ energy...

What is a vacuum and how does it affect objects? - CORRECT ANSWER-A vacuum is a space devoid of matter. It causes all objects to fall at the exact rate, no matter the mass of the object. What is velocity? - CORRECT ANSWER-Velocity measures the speed and direction of an object What is acceleration? - CORRECT ANSWER-Acceleration is the rate at which an object speeds up. It measures velocity. Who was Isaac newton? - CORRECT ANSWER-Newton was an influential scientist, who created the laws of...