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What is the definition of an email marketing strategy? - A strategy used to market products and services and nurture relationships in a human and helpful way through the use of the email channel When was the first email sent? * - 1970's How can email marketing fuel your overall inbound strategy? - Email marketing syncs closely to your CRM What does it mean to create an inbound email marketing strategy? - Create a human, helpful, and customer-driven conversation and experience You're loo...

All of the following are content marketing practices EXCEPT: - technical SEO Which best describes the content marketing and inbound marketing relationship? - success relies on both as each serves a different function Fill in the blank: To effectively tell your business' story, you need ________________. - a mission with supporting values Your boss has tasked you with writing a company story that will help make them stand out from their competitors. Keeping this in mind, what's the most e...

what type of bones are phalanges - long bones Circumduction does NOT move within which plane? - transverse- as there is no rotation If I hold my hand above my head, my elbow is _________ to my shoulder - distal/inferior. always refer to body in anatomical position what is required for longitudinal growth of long bones? - The epiphyseal plate. It allows longitudinal growth by creating new cartilage above the plate, as cartilage on the bottom of the plate is turned into bone What is the pu...

What makes up the axial skeleton? - skull, vertebral column, rib cage What is recruitment? - activating more motor units to make more force What are flat bones? - Thin plates of compact bone - some cancellous What are flat bones used for? - protection and muscle attachment What are irregular bones? - Variable in shape size and function What is depolarisation? - Membrane potential becomes less negative what causes depolarisation? - Na+ enters the cell What are the features of the saddle jo...

What are the 4 types of tissue? - Epithelial Connective Nervous Muscle What does the anatomical position consist of? - - Upright position - Feet together - Palms facing foward - Feet facing foward - Head facing foward What are the type of planes? - - Sagittal = left and right - Coronal = front and back - Transverse = upper and lower Name the terms of directions - Proximal - Distal Superior - Inferior Anterior - Posterior Medial - Lateral What are the movements related to

Social Security as also know as? - Old Age, Survivors and Disability Insurance system (OASDI) What is Social Security combined with to provide a level of retirement security for the vast majority of Americans? - Medicare How might a planner use other forms of insurance when communicating with clients? - Most would not complain that they don't get their money's worth from a policy because it didn't burn down. They would be content with protection from catastrophic loss and happy that not...

What income reporting form should an independent contractor sometimes receive from the person who paid him for his services? - Form 1099-MISC (15.6) Schedule C, Line F asks for the accounting method used in the business. What is the difference between the cash method and the accrual method of accounting? - • Under the accrual method, total sales and total charges for services are included in income even though payment may be received in another tax year. • Under the cash method, only i...

What is the difference between earned income and unearned income? - Earned income is received for services performed. Some examples of earned income include wages, commissions, tips, farming, and other business income. Unearned income is taxable income that does not meet the definition of earned income. Examples of unearned income include interest income, dividends, rents and royalties, pensions, alimony, and unemployment income. If an employee thinks their Form W-2 is incorrect, what shou...

What is the Difference between earned income and unearned income? - Earned income is received for services performed. Examples are wages commissions, tips and generally farming and other business income . Taxable income other than that received for services performed. Unearned Income includes money received ro the investment of money or other property, such as interest, dividends, and royalties. It also includes pensions alimony, unemployment compensation and other income that is not earned ...

A taxpayer should include which of the following when figuring their federal gross income? - Gifts and inheritances. Life insurance payments, if paid by reason of the death of the insured. Meals and lodging provided for the convenience of the employer Prizes and awards. To avoid the risk of penalties, tax preparers must abide by rules regarding preparer tax identification numbers (PTINs). Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding PTINs? - A)A PTIN is required semi-annually for ...

What is the difference between earned income and unearned income? - Earned income is received for services performed. Some examples of earned income include wages, commissions, tips, farming, and other business income. Unearned income is taxable income that does not meet the definition of earned income. Examples of unearned income include interest income, dividends, rents and royalties, pensions, alimony, and unemployment income. If an employee thinks their Form W-2 is incorrect, what shou...

What are the contents of the mediastinum? - Great vessels, the heart, pericardium The mediastinum contains all of the thoracic viscera and structures except? - the lungs The superior mediastinum extends from ____ to _________ - extends from the superior thoracic aperature to the transverse thoracic plane (sternal angle to the IV disc between T4 and T5) What arteries are in the superior mediastinum? - aortic arch and branches, brachiocephalic trunk and veins, superior vena cava, left common ...

Muscles that attach to the hip bone - Pectineus, psoas, minor, iliacus, tensor fascia lata, sartorius, rectus femors, adductor longus/brevis, adductor magnus, gracilis, obturator externus, internus, glueteus maximus/minimus, gemelli superior/inferior, quadratus femors, semitendinosus, semimembranosus, & bicep femoris muscles that don't attach to the hip bone - psoas major, vastus lateralis, vastus medialis, and intermedius, and piriformis Muscles that attach to the greater trochanter of t...

What is the industry term used to describe the sum of prices paid by a business's customers? - total revenues Historically, what concept have hospitality managers chiefly used to calculate their selling prices? - costs What is an algebraic equivalent of the formula: Sales = Costs + Profit? - profit=sales-costs What is the name for the net value achieved by both parties in a business transaction? - profit What element is not present in a barter economy? - money What is the formula used to...

The course of culinary history was changed by the French Revolution particularly due to __ and ___ - The serving of restoratives by M. Boulanger at his all-night tavern; the emigration of royal chefs to the US and other parts of the world Most diners today expect to be able to pick and choose individual menu items when going out to eat, but that wasn't always the case. What 19th century innovation formed the foundation for the a la carte menu we know today? - The introduction of the Grand ...

What is curbside appeal? A.Curbside appeal is best described as repaving the parking lot annually. B.Curbside appeal is best described as keeping the restaurant looking attractive and welcoming, including the parking lot. C.Curbside appeal is best described as regular lawn care and trash removal. D.Curbside appeal is best described as the exterior décor and paint. - Curbside appeal is best described as keeping the restaurant looking attractive and welcoming, including the parking lot Why...

In the United States, still premium wines are named after the ____________. A. method of production B. founder of the vineyard C. grape varietal, such as chardonnay or merlot D. growing region - grape varietal, such as chardonnay or merlot What is the difference between fortified and aromatic wines? A. Aromatic wines have had brandy added to them, while fortified wines have been fortified and flavored with roots, herbs, barks, and flowers. B. Fortified wines have aged for at least ...

The first hotel to be franchised in the United States occurred in 1907 when this company franchised the _______________ hotel. A.Holiday Inn B.Howard Johnson C.Ritz-Carlton D.Quality Inn - Ritz-Carlton The leader of franchised hotels globally is _____________. A.InterContinental Hotels and Resorts B.Marriott International C.Choice Hotels, International D.Wyndham Worldwide - Wyndham Worldwide Becoming a franchisee has several benefits which include all of the following EXCEPT: A.a cen...

wine - fermented juice of grapes or other fruits What are the five different kinds of wine? - 1. Still 2. Natural 3. Fortified 4. Aromatic 5. Sparkling White, Red and Rose wines are considered to be... - Still wines Champagne, Sparkling white wine and Sparking rose wine are considered... - Sparkling wines What was the drink of fashion in France and Europe in the 17th century? - Champagne What is cuvée? - The method of pressing grapes to extract the finest juice. What are fortified w...

The famous Fraunces Tavern was the revolutionary headquarters of: - George Washington The code of hammurabi required owners to report quests who - planned crimes in their taverns The term sauces piquantes refers to - sauses having a pleasantly sharp taste During the 16th century, 2 "exotic imports" began to influence the culinary habits of Western Europe. They were - coffee and tea the term ___ is preferred over the term ____. - Guest, customer which of the following is NOT a current man...