Which of the following human activities can increase the risks of flooding?

a.

cultivation

b.

planting trees

c.

soil management

d.

widening rivers

Initially an urn contains one red and one green ball. A ball is drawn at random from the urn, observed, and then replaced. If the ball is red, then an additional red ball is placed in the urn. If the ball is green, then a green ball is added.

The average large, publicly held U. S. corporation has around A. 30 directors. B. 25 directors. C. 10 directors. D. 7 directors. E. 19 directors.

Sarah has recently been robbed and is leery of leaving her apartment if unnecessary. According to Layton's forgiveness process, Sarah is in the midst of which of the following steps? A. Fear B. Transformation C. Obsession D. Transcendence E.

How was the expedition of Hernán Cortés significant? He established a settlement in Mexico. He introduced horses to the Native Americans. He conquered the Aztecs and built a new city. He established farms in Corpus Christi.

Which type of correctional system is more common in the northeast than in other parts of the U. S.?

11.) Which Ruling did the supreme court decide in Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier? A. student journalist are afforded the same freedoms under the first admendment as any other journalist, regardless of where their work is published. B.

Which of the following would not be considered a primary group? A person with a Twitter account and 2,000 followers A group of close teenage friends A mother and her two sons A military unit that has gone through boot camp together

A popular form of literature during the Gupta empire was the fable, which was A. a type of poetry written in Sanskrit B. based on Buddhism and Hindu writing C. the worlds first novel D. a short story with a mortal at the end

In developing countries, most of the population lives in poverty (true) or (false)

What are the differences between a congressperson acting like a trustee and a congressperson acting like a delegate?