Recently Asked Questions In Computers

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Describe the ways Shi Huangdi united his empire as he conquered new lands. (3)

8. When did Shi Huangdi's rule come to an end? (1).

9. Why did he have an army of terra cotta soldiers buried beside his tomb? (2)

10. Why did Shi Huangdi build the Great Wall? (1)

Answer

1. Shi Huangdi united his empire by conquering new lands, standardizing laws and currency, and building infrastructure such as roads and canals. 2. He had an army of terra cotta soldiers buried beside his tomb to protect him in the afterlife. 3. Shi Huangdi built the Great Wall to protect his empire from northern invaders. 4. Shi Huangdi's rule ended in 210 BC.

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1. Shi Huangdi united his empire by conquering new lands, standardizing laws and currency, and building infrastructure such as roads and canals...

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18. Explain how Rome was able to "rebound" from Hannibal's attack.

Answer

Rome rebounded from Hannibal's attack by adopting a strategy of attrition, avoiding direct confrontation with Hannibal's army and instead attacking his supply lines. Rome also formed alliances with other cities and kingdoms, such as the Numidians, and increased their military recruitment efforts. Additionally, Rome's strong economy and efficient government allowed them to quickly rebuild and replenish their army after losses.

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After Hannibal's attack, Rome was left with a weakened army and a sense of vulnerability. However, they were able to rebound by adopting a...

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3

What are Thoreau's main complaints about human society?

A) It is dull and full of empty relationships.

B) It is shallow and full of terrifying cruelty.

C) It is violent and full of appalling suffering.

D) It is rushed and full of meaningless distractions.

Answer

A) It is dull and full of empty relationships.

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Henry David Thoreau's main complaints about human society were that it was dull and full of empty relationships. He believed that people were too focused...

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LET U REVIEW!

Go through each item and

identify it as a conductor or an

insulator. Drag the red check mark

to the box "C" for conductor and

box "'* for insulator.

C I

T-Shirt

Tron

Wood

Gold

Rubber

Plastic

Copper

Styrofoam

Answer

C - T-Shirt C - Iron * - Wood C - Gold * - Rubber * - Plastic C - Copper * - Styrofoam

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The given answer identifies the materials as conductors or insulators. Conductors are materials that allow electricity to flow through them easily, while insulators...

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READING H

Select the correct answer.

Then press the Submit button.

The text states that a 2D image looks flat. This

means the image

does not show hoW wide or deep something Is.

is printed using only one color.

C

does not have any words or text anywhere.

is printed using a set of letters or numbers.

Answer

does not have any words or text anywhere.

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The text states that a 2D image looks flat, which means the image does not show how wide or deep something is and does not have any words...

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Based on what you have learned about how microbes may acquire Carson, seckon one

answer what is correct for heterotrophs,

Choose the most complete response to get credit.

No partial credit.

Heterotrophs may use y

• A, carbon dioxide as a source of carbon but not for energy,

• B. carbon dioxide as a source of energy but not for electrons.

O C. glucose as a source of carbon but not for electrons,

• D. glucose as a source of energy but not for electrons,

• E, glucose as a source of carbon, energy and electrons,

Answer

E. glucose as a source of carbon, energy and electrons.

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Heterotrophs are organisms that cannot produce their own food and must obtain their energy and carbon from other sources. They can use glucose as...

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THE CONGO

In 1890, an American Civil War veteran and politician visited the Congo and wrote this "open letter" to King

Leopold II. In the space below, list 4 complaints Williams made about the Congo under King Leopold.

Your Majesty's Government is deficient in the moral military and

financial strength, necessary to govern a territory of 1,508,000

square miles... Not one out of every twenty State-officials know

the language of the natives, although they are constantly issuing

laws, difficult even for Europeans, and expect the natives to

comprehend and obey them. Cruelties of the most astounding

character are practised by the natives, such as burying slaves

alive in the grave of a dead chief, cutting off the heads of

captured warriors in native combats, and no effort is put forth by

your Majesty's Government to prevent them...

Your Majesty's Government is excessively cruel to its prisoners,

condemning them, for the slightest offences, to the chain gang,

the like of which can not be seen in any other Government in the

civilized or uncivilized world. Often these ox-chains eat into the

necks of the prisoners and produce sores about which the flies

circle, aggravating the running wound; so the prisoner is

constantly worried. These poor creatures are frequently beaten

with a dried piece of hippopotamus skin, called a "chicote", and

usually the blood flows at every stroke when well laid on. But the

cruelties visited upon soldiers and workmen are not to be

compared with the sufferings of the poor natives who, upon the

slightest pretext, are thrust into the wretched prisons here in the

Upper River...

How was the reality exposed by Williams

different from what King Leopold claimed?

Answer

Williams' open letter exposed the reality of the Congo under King Leopold II as being deficient in moral, military, and financial strength, lacking knowledge of the native language, practicing cruel punishments, and inflicting suffering on the native population. This was in stark contrast to King Leopold's claims of a benevolent and prosperous colony.

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Williams' open letter exposed the reality of the Congo under King Leopold II as being deficient in moral, military, and financial strength, lacking...

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6. Mis primos y yo

interesante.

O a. juego, juego

O b. juego, jugo

O c. jugamos, jugo

O d. jugamos, juego

al críquet en la playa los fines de semana. Es un

Answer

d. jugamos, juego

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The correct answer is option d. The sentence is asking about what the cousins and the speaker do on the weekends. The correct answer is that they "...

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The key to understanding early Japanese history is to understand the continual fight for fertile

land. Since over 90% of the Japanese population lived on about 15% of the land, the period fro

1200-1600 was a time of constant warfare. Imagine over 30,000,000 people living on an area

15% the size of the state of Montana! The bulk of the Japanese population was centered in thi

lush fertile valleys between the volcanic mountain peaks. Because fertile land was so import

for rice production, feudal Japan was a history of one powerful clan trying to take fertile la

away from another powerful clan. Clan warfare was constant, bloody and violent.

Why was land so important to Japan feudalism explain

Answer

Land was important to Japan feudalism because it was essential for rice production, and over 90% of the population lived on only 15% of the land, making it a scarce and valuable resource. This led to constant warfare between powerful clans as they fought to take control of fertile land.

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Land was essential for rice production, which was the main source of food for the Japanese population. Since over 90% of the population lived on only 15...

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Quale delle seguenti frasi descrive il *

DMA (Direct Memory Access)?

Serve al processore per accedere

O più rapidamente alla memoria

centrale.

Agisce in modo autonomo dal

O processore sotto il controllo del

sistema operativo.

O E'un dispositivo che trasferisce dati

senza coinvolgere il processore.

O E una componente del sistema

operativo.

Answer

E' un dispositivo che trasferisce dati senza coinvolgere il processore.

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Il DMA (Direct Memory Access) è un dispositivo hardware che consente il trasferimento di dati tra la memoria e i dispositivi di input...