One reason Becky has never liked science class is that she doesn’t like to do labs. She always messes up the experiments and never gets the right results. She wishes that, instead of doing the lab herself, she could just go to the Wikipedia page about the experiment and learn what happened when actual scientists did it with actual skill and proper equipment. Based on this information, which learning style does Becky most likely favor? Which learning style does she actively disfavor?
What will be an ideal response?
Becky most likely favors the read/write learning style and disfavors the kinesthetic learning style.
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A) building good relations with a firm's various publics by obtaining positive publicity B) targeting individual consumers in an attempt to gain immediate responses C) using direct mail and e-mail to communicate with specific customers D) using a marketer's sales force to deliver personal presentations E) encouraging the purchase or sale of products through short-term incentives
When dependent clauses precede independent clauses, they always are followed by a ________
A) period B) semicolon C) comma D) colon
Whitlatch Corporation uses a job-order costing system with a single plantwide predetermined overhead rate based on machine-hours. The company based its predetermined overhead rate for the current year on the following data: ?Total machine-hours60,000?Total fixed manufacturing overhead cost$342,000?Variable manufacturing overhead per machine-hour$2.70Recently Job M238 was completed with the following characteristics:?Number of units in the job70?Total machine-hours140?Direct materials$945?Direct labor cost$2,800Required:Calculate the total job cost for Job M238.
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is not one of the needed elements of an unconscionable contract?
A) No reasonable alternative for the oppressed party B) Parties possessing severely unequal bargaining power C) An unreasonably short period of time for the oppressed party to perform D) The dominant party's unreasonable use of that bargaining power to obtain oppressive or manifestly unfair terms