Questions in Grade High-school

Questions in Grade High-school

[Homework Help] True or False: The Populist Party strongly supported the gold standard and was supported by most farmers.

[Homework Help] In sunlight, a vertical stick 6 ft tall casts a shadow 2 ft long. At the same time, a nearby tree casts a shadow 14 ft long. How tall is the tree? Round to the nearest tenth. A) 42.0 ft B) 85.7 ft C) 18.0 ft D) 52.5 ft

[Homework Help] Find the volume of the cone shown, rounded to the nearest tenth. Height is 16 yards, and radius is 8 yards.

[Homework Help] 1. Smokeless tobacco can cause: A. damage to teeth and gums B. mouth cancer C. damage to the digestive system D. all of these 2. Smoking rates among teens have fallen sharply because: A. tobacco is expensive B. legislative acts limit smoking in public places C. tobacco companies fund ads that discourage young people from smoking D. all of these 3. What is the leading cause of death among teenagers? A. driving while intoxicated B. suicide C. homicide D. cancer 4. Alcoholism: A. can be cured B. has no effect on the alcoholic's family and friends C. is a disease D. all of these 5. The process in which the body adjusts to functioning without alcohol is known as: A. admission B. detoxification C. withdrawal D. sobriety 6. Extracts of blood fluids that contain antibodies are called: A. vaccines B. antitoxins C. pathogens D. antibiotics 7. Antibiotics: A. are effective in fighting viruses B. kill harmful bacteria in the body C. usually harm the patient D. all of these 8. The recommended analgesic for children is: A. acetaminophen B. ibuprofen C. aspirin D. penicillin 9. Medicines working together in a positive way creates: A. an additive interaction B. a synergistic effect C. tolerance D. an antagonistic interaction 10. A prescription medicine's label usually contains: A. name of the prescribing doctor B. pharmacy's name, address, and phone number C. date the prescription was filled D. all of these 11. Which of the following is not an inhalant? A. gasoline B. glue C. spray paints D. steroids 12. Crack is the concentrated form of what drug? A. marijuana B. LSD C. cocaine

[Homework Help] What is a database, file, record, field, and data?

[Homework Help] What event set off the Civil Rights movement in the 1950s?

[Homework Help] True or False 1. Unlike hard liquors like whiskey, beer and wine are safe alcoholic beverages. 2. Binge drinking is unsafe and can lead to alcohol poisoning. 3. Alcoholism can be cured. 4. Most medicines do not cause side effects. 5. All over-the-counter medicines are completely safe. 6. A newborn baby whose mother used drugs during her pregnancy may experience withdrawal shortly after birth. 7. Paranoia is a feeling of intense well-being or elation that may be followed by a crash or letdown. 8. Barbiturates are a type of stimulant. 9. Hallucinogens are mind-altering drugs that have no medical use. 10. Designer drugs are natural substances meant to imitate the effects of hallucinogens.

[Homework Help] Los Angeles Airport is located 140 degrees from San Francisco Airport and is 540 km away. A pilot is planning a direct flight from San Francisco Airport to Los Angeles Airport, departing at 2 P.M. The plane's airspeed will be 640 km/h, and there will be a 60 km/h wind blowing from 290 degrees. What should the compass heading be, and what is the plane's estimated time of arrival (ETA) to the nearest minute?

[Homework Help] In what decade did the "angry young men" come to prominence on the theatrical scene? a) 1910s b) 1930s c) 1950s d) 1970s e) 1990s

[Homework Help] The carrying capacity for the human population may be about: a. 8 billion people. b. 9 billion people. c. 10 billion people. d. Humans do not have a carrying capacity.