Anaphylaxis is defined as

when someone has lost a large amount of blood

Using the image of the blank check, what goes on the line that is labeled with the number 4?

the amount of the check written in word form

what you are using the check for

who you are writing the check to

Using the image of the blank check, what goes on the line that is labeled with the number 5?

the amount of the check written in word form

who you are writing the check to

what you are using the check for

What is the difference between gross income and net income

gross income is before taxes and deductions and net income is after

net income is before taxes and deductions and gross income is after

gross income is per month and net income is biweekly

net income is per month and gross income is biweekly

What is NOT a benefit of having a good credit score?

You'll get accepted to better education institutions.

When you need a loan, you will have more loan offers to pick from.

You'll get lower interest rates on loans

You will have a better chance with getting nicer housing

Which is NOT correct when giving a handshake?

shake with the wrist instead of the elbow

great way to start an introduction

What is the Golden Rule?

treat others the way you would want to be treated

success comes from having necessary ability and knowledge

trust + relationships = collaboration

Understand and acknowledge what others are going through

Diversity is defined as

having the ability to work as a team

Which is an example of what you should do before your interview?

Master your emotions, plan the logistics and research

Send an email to follow up and reflect on what went right and what went wrong

present your qualifications, ask questions and introduce yourself

relax and enjoy time with friends or family

Which are the requirements for someone to vote in SC?

Must be 18 years old and live in SC consecutively for 12 months

Must be 18 years old and live in SC for at least 18 months

Must be 18 years old and currently live in SC

Must be 18 years old and live in the United States consecutively for 12 months

When using an EPIPEN you should remember

blue to the sky, orange to the thigh

orange to the sky, blue to the thigh

If a victim is choking but they are coughing you should

encourage them to keep coughing

ask them if they are choking and then ask them if you can perform first aid

30 chest compressions and 2 breaths

35 chest compressions and 3 breaths

What is the purpose of a tourniquet?

to stop bleeding that is life threatening

to provide an electrical shock to restore normal heartbeat

to provide immediate medication during a cardiac arrest

What is the first step you should do when you see someone that is in need of help?

look around to make sure the scene is safe

If you see someone having a seizure, you should do all of the following except

place a washcloth in their mouth

place a pillow or towel under their head

a belief that despite challenges and obstacles, you can still achieve goals through hard work

a belief that you are born they way you are and hard work will not change that

Which statement is NOT true about mental health and mental illness?

mental health only applies with our emotional well being only during traumatic events

mental illness exists on a spectrum in terms of severity

everyone has mental health but not everyone has mental illness

illness is a condition that affects a person's behavior, moods, thinking and feelings

When writing an email to a professional, which one is the best option for the subject line

I finished my missing assignments. Please grade them as soon as possible so I can play in tonight's football game.

bruh, when u gonna grade my work ttyl

Leadership Final Exam

Leadership Final Exam Review

1. Battle of Lexington At the Battle of Lexington in 1775, British soldiers and colonial militia faced each other on the village green. A shot was fired, but no one knows for sure who fired first. Even so, this moment is often called the beginning of the American Revolution. Why is the Battle of Lexington still considered the start of the American Revolution, even though it is unclear who fired the first shot? A. It marked the first time colonists and British soldiers fought in open battle B. It proved that colonists planned the war long before the fighting began C. It showed that British soldiers were fully responsible for starting the war D. It confirmed that colonists had already declared independence from Britain 2. Battle of Concord After the fighting at Lexington, British troops marched to Concord to destroy colonial supplies. Instead, colonial militia gathered and fought back, forcing the British to retreat toward Boston. Why is the Battle of Concord considered an important turning point in the early American Revolution? A. It showed that colonial militias could organize and successfully push back British troops B. It proved that the British army had already lost control of all the colonies C. It confirmed that the colonies had officially declared independence from Britain D. It demonstrated that foreign countries were already helping the colonial forces 3. Second Continental Congress Much of the early violent conflict between colonists and British soldiers took place in Boston. After fighting broke out at Lexington and Concord near Boston, colonial leaders met at the Second Continental Congress in 1775 to decide what to do next. Which answer best describes the main actions taken by the Second Continental Congress? A. They created an army, chose a leader, and tried to avoid war with Britain B. They declared independence, wrote the Constitution, and ended the war C. They raised taxes, formed a monarchy, and supported British rule D. They ended slavery, gave women rights, and expanded voting laws 4. Olive Branch Petition In 1775, colonial leaders sent a letter called the Olive Branch Petition to King George III of Britain. Based on this situation, what was the main purpose of the Olive Branch Petition sent to the king? A. To ask the king to restore peace between both sides B. To declare independence from Britain and begin a new nation C. To request help from foreign countries in the war effort D. To organize protests against British taxes across the colonies 5. Battle of Bunker Hill On June 17, 1775, during the Battle of Bunker Hill in Boston, colonial forces fought against the British on a hill overlooking the city. The fighting was intense and led to heavy losses on both sides. Which statement best explains why the Battle of Bunker Hill was an important battle in the war? A. The colonists won the battle, showing they were stronger than British forces B. The colonists won the battle, showing the British that the war would be short and easy for the colonists C. The British won the battle, showing the war would be difficult and costly for both sides D. The British won the battle, showing British forces could defeat the colonists easily 6. Pamphlets During the American Revolution, pamphlets were short printed writings that were inexpensive to produce and often written in everyday language so many colonists could read them. How did these features of pamphlets most affect their role in the American Revolution? A. They helped spread ideas widely, allowing more colonists to form and share opinions B. They limited ideas to educated leaders, keeping most colonists uninvolved C. They replaced newspapers entirely, becoming the only source of information D. They prevented disagreement, causing most colonists to think the same way 7. Thomas Paine’s Common Sense In 1776, Thomas Paine published Common Sense, a widely read piece of writing about the relationship between the colonies and Britain. How did this pamphlet most influence colonial thinking during the American Revolution? A. It encouraged colonists to support independence from Britain B. It convinced colonists to remain loyal to the British government C. It explained how colonial armies should organize attacks D. It described laws colonists were expected to follow 8. Declaration of Independence In July 1776, the Declaration of Independence listed complaints against King George III and explained the colonists’ ideas about government and rights. How do these parts of the Declaration of Independence work together to support the colonists’ decision? A. They connect ideas about rights to real examples, justifying separation from Britain B. They describe past events in detail, showing how the war had already ended C. They list future plans for government, explaining how leaders would be chosen D. They organize military actions, showing how the colonies planned to win 9. Washington Crosses the Delaware and Battle of Trenton In December 1776, George Washington led his army across the Delaware River and launched a surprise attack on Hessian mercenaries in Trenton. Which statement best explains why Washington’s crossing of the Delaware and the attack on Trenton was an important turning point in the war? A. It defeated British forces completely, ending the war in a short time B. It boosted morale, helping discouraged soldiers choose to keep fighting C. It brought foreign allies into the war, adding support for the colonies D. It led to independence, allowing the colonies to form a new nation 10. Battle of Saratoga In 1777, American forces defeated the British at the Battle of Saratoga, a major event during the American Revolution. Which statement best explains why the Battle of Saratoga was an important turning point in the war? A. It brought French support, helping Americans gain a strong advantage in the war B. It ended the war quickly, forcing Britain to surrender all control in the colonies C. It improved army training, helping soldiers become more skilled in future battles D. It changed leadership roles, causing new generals to take control of the army 11. Battle of Yorktown In 1781, American forces surrounded British troops at Yorktown, leading to a major moment in the American Revolution. Which statement best explains why the Battle of Yorktown was an important event in the war? A. French forces helped the Americans win, leading to the end of major fighting in the war B. Italian forces helped the British win, leading to a final victory over the American army C. German forces switched sides and helped the Americans win, leading to a final defeat for British troops D. French forces helped the British win, leading to a complete end of the war in the colonies 12. Treaty of Paris After the Battle of Yorktown, British public opinion turned against the war, and peace negotiations began. In 1783, American leaders signed the Treaty of Paris, which included agreements between the United States and Britain. Which statement best explains how the Treaty of Paris reflected the outcome of the American Revolution? A. Both sides made agreements, recognizing independence B. Americans gained independence, taking land without agreements C. British leaders kept control, ending the war with power D. Both sides refused compromise, continuing the war

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