Suppose the SAT were revised so that a score of 500 corresponded to a score of 100 on the WAIS (Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale). A score of 500 or more would therefore be achieved by at least __________ percent of the examinees.
A. 50
B. 75
C. 100
D. 0
Answer: A
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A. central nervous system B. autonomic nervous system C. somatic nervous system D. forebrain
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a. normal b. mild c. moderate d. severe
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a. ?show the dog the leash at least 25 minutes before the walk begins b. ?show the dog the leash immediately before the walk begins c. ?hide the leash from the dog until after the walk has begun d. ?give the dog a treat before the walk begins and then show the dog the leash after the walk begins