Which statement is not true?
A. 4.6 percent of Fortune 500 CEOs are women.
B. More than 50 percent of all professional-level jobs are held by women.
C. 26 percent of Fortune 500 CEOs are women.
D. 8.1 percent of the top earners are women.
Answer: C
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A. eliminate gluten from the infant's diet and only use bottled water when making the baby's formula. B. put the infant to sleep on his back and make sure the mother does not to smoke while pregnant or after the baby is born. C. not allow the baby to sleep for more than 3 hours at a time and to not feed the baby after 6 p.m. D. allow the baby to co-sleep in the parents' bed and keep the bedroom temperature above 80 degrees.
In early colonial times, some women began to devote their time to teaching, converting their homes into schools. These women taught reading, writing, and computation, and their homes became known as ________.
A. common schools B. dame schools C. public schools D. charter schools
Cover letters should:
A) Have left-margin justification B) Have right-margin justification C) Both A and B D) None of the above
Assume the softball coach dismisses Shasta from the team because of her romantic relationship but does not discipline team members in a heterosexual romantic relationship. Which of the following best defines this action
Two of Shasta's softball teammates learn that Shasta and a female junior college student are lovers. The two teammates start ‘snipping' at her. The coach has a rule that states that students can be dismissed from the team for ‘any conduct that brings discredit to her or the team.' A. A violation of Shasta's right to date whoever she wants B. A possible violation of Shasta's substantive due process rights C. A possible violation of Shasta's procedural due process rights D. Not a violation at all. The coach can choose who she wants on the team