Advanced Placement (AP)

How do fishing gears cause decrease in the population of marine species?A) by changing water driftsB) by decreasing phytoplankton populationby causing loss of habitatD) by increasing water salinityPlease select the best answer from the choices provided
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Which instrument family do you think the shakuhachi belongs to?
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How did Islam, the Crusades, and the Black Death directly or indirectly led to the rise of Spanish and Portuguese maritime exploration in the late 1400s and early 1500s?
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Put the following chain of events in the correct order: concentrated labor in a single location, development of the factory system in cities, increasing degree of specialization of labor.
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Fingerprints are unique, and no two people have the same print. The prints do not change throughout an individuals lifetime, and they have general (3) that allow them to be classified.3a. Shapes3b. Patterns3c. Characteristics
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How did early Spanish explorers and settlerscontribute to the artistic history of Texas?
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What is the derivative of -cot(2x)?
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10. Lindsey is an avid tennis player. She kept track of the number of winners she had per game for an entire season. The shape of the distribution of the number of winners is roughly symmetric and the five- number summary of the number of winners is: Min: 10 Q1: 18 Med: 48 Q3: 79 Max: 92Luke is Lindseys biggest rival. The average number of winners Luke had per game for the season has the same value as Lindseys IQR. Who had the greatest average number of winners this season? Explain.(A)Lindsey, she averaged approximately 48 winners per game while Luke only averaged 18 winners per game.(B)Lindsey, she averaged approximately 49.4 winners per game while Luke only averaged 48 winners per game.(C)Luke, he averaged 61 winners per game while Lindsey only averaged approximately 48 winners per game.(D)Luke, he averaged 61 winners per game while Lindsey only averaged approximately 79 winners per game.(E)There is not enough information provided to determine Lindseys average.
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16. Which of the following is the correct interval?
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1. Bart averaged 52 miles per hour on his triplast week. At this rate, how many miles can hetravel in 2.5 hours?
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Amanda is a college student who just transferred to a new university to start the spring semester. She sees a flier for a student-run religious club and decides to attend the next meeting with the hopes of making some new friends. When she arrives, it soon becomes clear that the people there already know each other well, and that she is the only new face in the crowd. She plans to attend a few more meetings before she decides to make this club a routine part of her weekly schedule. (There are two parts to this question) A. How could each of the following help play a role in Amanda's desire for new friends? Use different examples for each concept. Be sure to relate your example to the situation. 1. Schachter two-factor theory2. The mere exposure effect3. Locus of controlB. How could each of the following hinder Amanda's desire for new friends? Use a different example for each concept. Be sure to relate your example to the situation. 1. Regression2. Circadian rhythm3. In-group bias.
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YOU WILL GET BRAINLIEST!! What could help a country move from Stage 1 to Stage 2 of the demographictransition?- Instituting population restrictions-increased immigration-The diffusion of contraceptives-better sanitation-Improving education for women
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At 25oC three moles of a gas occupy a volume of 4.0 L at 1.9 kPa If the volume increases to 8.0 L what will the new pressure be?
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The Fed sets a Reserve Requirement of 20%. A citizen takes $5000 from their cash holdings and places the money into a bank. Based on this action What is the initial amount the bank can lend out based on the deposit?
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Which of the following best describes the total consumption of all fossil fuels in 2040 compared to the consumption of nuclear energy in 2040?A. Consumption of fossil fuels will be approximately 13 times greater than consumption of nuclear energy.B. Consumption of fossil fuels will be approximately 9 times greater than consumption of nuclear energy.C. Consumption of fossil fuels will be approximately 5 times greater than consumption of nuclear energy.D. Consumption of fossil fuels will be approximately 4 times greater than consumption of nuclear energy.
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what is the meaning of consideration?
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4. An organization that strives to hold agencies accountable for truth in news reporting plans to select a random sample of 100 news stories from major U.S. news agencies in order to estimate the proportion of news stories produced by major U.S. news agencies that contain false information. A 90 percent confidence interval for the proportion of all news stories that contain false information will then be constructed. Before selecting the sample, the organization determines that they want to make the margin of error as small as possible. Which of the following is the best way for them to decrease the margin of error?(A)Increase the confidence level to 95%.(B)Increase the confidence level to 99%.(C) Include a wider diversity of sources, such as local and international news agencies.(D)Include news stories over a broad period of time, such as over the past decade.(E) Increase the sample size.
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The table shows the money Frank has saved for collegeso far.Frank needs to save $1,800 in all for college. Howmuch more money does he need to save?MonthMoney Saved$January$100February$80March$50
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Your ability to invest depends on your _____ financial strength. Group of answer choices existing past expected future
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How did monasticism impact Buddhism?
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Which of the following is an acceptable source of potable water?Boiler water.Private well water.Mop waterUntreated water
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A motorist knows four different routes from London to Oxford and three different routes from Oxford to Gloucester. How many different routes does the motorist know from London to Gloucester via oxford?
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plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz What will most likely happen in the absence of a cell membrane? Photosynthesis will not take place. The cell will not store food, water, nutrients, and waste. Energy will not be released during cellular respiration. Substances will pass in and out of the cell in an uncontrolled manner.
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what does the sentence skills section of ACCUPLACER ask students to doA. Read passages and determine how to improve themB. Improve sentences without changing their meaningC. rewrite essays to improve the organization of ideasD. write their own sentences using correct grammar and punctuation
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