Toxic substances that can create diseases and epidemics when launched against enemy troops or populations are __________ weapons.
A. chemical
B. biological
C. conventional
D. nuclear
Answer: B
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a. renegotiated the terms of the treaty under which Japan allows U.S. troops to be stationed in the country. b. devalued the American dollar against the Japanese yen, thus making Japanese exports more expensive and less competitive. c. would have established a joint currency between Japan and several Asian countries. d. increased the value of the American dollar respective to the Japanese yen, thus making American exports more expensive and less competitive. e. established the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum.
The term "swing voter" refers to a. people who vote for some Democrat and some Republican candidates in a given election. b. people who remain undecided about candidates right up until election day. c. people who may vote Democrat in one year's election and Republican in another. d. those who remain undecided until election day, but then divide their votes between the two major
partycandidates. e. None of these choices is correct.
Which executive agency regulates the insurance industry?
A) Department of Insurance B) Railroad Commission C) Public Utilities Commission D) Office of General Council E) Department of Public Welfare
Which statement about political appointees is most accurate?
A) A political appointee undergoes a detailed screening process and must be confirmed by the House of Representatives. B) The average term of service for a political appointee is less than two years. C) In recent years, less than 10 percent of federal employees have been fired for incompetence. D) A political appointee will serve from the beginning of a president's term until a new appointee is transitioned after the election. E) Political appointees are often unsatisfied with their jobs, given that the salary tends to be lower than workers in the private sector.