Which of the following is least likely to succeed on a claim under the Americans with
Disabilities Act?
A) Someone, who is unable to walk, but can do all the requirements of a job, although in
some cases it might take him a little longer than if he could walk
B) Someone who has a documented history of severe asthma, although they have not had
any problems since moving from New Orleans to Denver
C) Someone who is not hired because of a past drug habit, which he has stayed away from
for a couple of years
D) Someone who wears unusual-looking thick glasses to correct a rare vision problem. This
person has normal vision with the glasses, but most people falsely assume that she cannot
see normally, even with the glasses
E) Someone who has a bad back that prevents him from being able to work at the minimum
required speed on an assembly line
E
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a. environment b. chronemics c. territoriality d. proxemics
In the presentation close, how do you confirm expectations about actions or decisions that will follow the presentation?
A) With a final introduction B) Using strong final remarks C) Ending with clarity and confidence D) Restating your main points E) By announcing the presentation close
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The “true and fair view” refers to:
a. the use of judgment to make financial statements useful. b. the same thing as “present fairly” in opinions of American auditing firms. c. the fact that financial statements are in accordance with GAAP d. the fact that financial statements are presented correctly in accordance with the law.