A "bird's-eye view" is an example of
A. Representation
B. Symbolization
C. Perspective
D. Scale
C
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Book design in graphic novels is based upon
A. the frontispiece on the title page. B. the endpapers on the inside front and back boards of the cover. C. the arrangement of panels on the page. D. the use of illustrations as chapter openers.
One of the criticisms that has been leveled at research that examines the similarity between twins separated at birth is that ______.
a. there are so few cases of separated twins that this research cannot really tell us very much about the relative influence of genetics and environment b. in many cases the twins were not really separated because they were adopted by relatives or lived close to each other while growing up c. we do not yet have statistical techniques that allow us to separate the effect of genetics from the effect of the environment d. many of the reports of great similarity between separated twins have been exaggerated and these reports are not supported by data
The term referring to the right for all children, regardless of individual ability and to the greatest extent possible, to be educated within environments with typically developing peers is commonly referred to as:
a. least restrictive environment. b. inclusion. c. mainstreaming. d. blended classrooms.
Structuring investigations according to the considerations of what, how, and who suggests
a. historical research b. survey research c. deductive research d. quantitative research