Introduction Quizzes Online & Trivia

Receiving - learners pay attention to what is being presentedAll answers are correct

Common sense Lesson drawn from experience (Artificial) Intelligent Systems SW programs or SW/HW systems designed to perform complex tasks employing strategies that mimic some aspect of human thought or •a commonsense rule (or set of rules) intended to increase the probability of solving some problem•of or relating to or using a general formulation that serves to guide investigation

Outgoing, liking crowds interacting with othersplaying, doesn't communicate well ...

All of the above

2 and 4

Knowledge - It requires you to remember and repeat information you ve either heard or read. All three answers are correct

All of the above

Transistors

False-the acknowledgement is not unique to our program. most all text message short codes certified will have to have an acknowledgement. some carriers require it. so to get certified its best to have your bases covered and have it in place, which is why it is considered best practices by the mobile marketing associations guidelines, whom recommendations we followed as we went through the process of certifying our short code. why is it best practices? there needs to be something in place to let the end user know that it worked a confirmation to let them know the message went through.

True-burdock is a valuable remedy for cystitis due to its antibiotic properties coupled with its diuretic action. herbalists use the root for all skin ailments, such as eczema, psoriasis, and dermatitis. the antiseptic property is due to the lactones and unnamed antibiotic substance that have a specific action against staphylococci that make it a valuable remedy for boils and other staph skin infections. the presence of a central nervous system stimulant along with the bitter tonic action, which stimulates the appetite, makes it useful for anorexia nervosa.

1. TraditionalPage 45 Based on the relationship between the management and the members of the Co-operatives that emerge from the are: a) The traditional Co-operatives This is the where members make all the decisions and management is to execute only. Again, do not confuse this with the indigenous self help organizations. We made the classification in our earlier unit (3). You may revisit that unit again. The members of the traditional Co-operative usually make explicit demand for particular services, and management must comply

ProducerPage 71 There again are two extreme life styles that need to be considered. 1) A nomadic life style This is characterized by constant movement of family, homestead and economy of the producer. This life style makes it difficult to establish Co-operatives. The group which is very basic of the formation of Cooperatives does not exist. Also the area of operation of the Cooperative and the fixed address of the Co-operatives as required by law cannot be established. 2) A sedentary life style This is the opposite to the nomadic life style. It is characterized by fixed abode in specific settlements. That is where group bases and inter personal relationship are much more likely to occur. It is upon these bases that Co-operatives can be established.