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- Health specialists still argue about the maximum daily salt intake. But it is for sure that if you overdose on salt, it may affect your health negatively. What is likely to happen if you add too much salt in your diet?
- Cod liver oil is often used in many diets and healthy regimes, as a powerful source of omega-3, vitamin A and D. Some medical specialists believe that in the summer months cod liver oil should not be taken, for what reason?
- Which of these people would be able to successfully combine their regimes with a low carb diet without having to violate one of them?
- This unit, named after one of the main discoverers of electromagnetism, is the base unit of electrical current.
- Which term refers to the number of complete cycles of an alternating current that occur per second?
- Which term refers to the efficiency of an electric machine, measured in watt hours or kilowatt hours?
- This unit, named after the German physicist who discovered the relation between voltage and current, is the basic unit of electrical resistance.
- An insulator is a thin metal strip mounted in a holder. When too much current passes through it, the metal strip melts and opens the circuit.
- What is the unit of power that shows how fast a circuit uses electrical energy?
- Moonbounce is a form of wireless communication in which the moon is used as a passive satellite.
- What is the basic unit of electric pressure, also known as emf?
- This term refers to the distance between repeating units of a wave pattern and is commonly designated by the Greek letter lambda (λ).
- Lower frequencies have longer wavelengths, while higher frequencies have shorter wavelengths.
- How much blood does the average adult human have?
- What substance is added to blood to keep it from clotting until it is needed?
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Question 185: What most likely did Ms. Thomson do before Mr. Carlson's visit to her home?
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The Regency Scotia School of Design Hosts Historic Royal Costume Display
Threads of Royal History, launched on Friday, is the latest exhibit from the Regency Scotia School of Design (RSSD) in Glasgow. It is a treat for period costume enthusiasts. For the exhibit, the school borrowed 52 outfits belonging to both historical and current monarchs from museums around the world. Of particular note are the 4,000 year old headdress and accessories on loan from the Cairo Museum in Egypt as well as several stunning robes from the Forbidden City Museum in Beijing. In addition, fashion students from the school have created 38 replica outfits. All of the items are beautifully displayed on specially designed mannequins.
The exhibit will last for a month, concluding on April 30. Regular admission is £6.50, but students and faculty of the RSSD are admitted for free. Senior citizens pay £5.00, and children 10 and under pay £3.50. Inquire about student group rates by calling 555-3400. The exhibit space is located in the school's Leighton Hall, which is open from 10 a.m. through 8 p.m., Monday through Thursday.
TO Larry Dent
FROM Rhoda Augustine
SUBJECT RSSD Exhibit
DATE April 20
Hi Larry,
I saw an article in the paper about RSSD's current exhibit and am thinking of taking the students in my morning art classes there for a field trip, I called to find out about student group rates, and if there are 30 or more students, the admission fee is significantly lowered to £4.00. But I only have 24 in total for both my morning classes, so I was wondering if you and your students | might be interested in joining us. The community center's bus seats 55 people, so there should be enough room to accommodate everyone. It sounds like a really interesting display, and I think our students would learn a lot from it as well. There is no rush, but let me know whether j you're interested by Friday so I can book the visit.
Thanks!
Rhoda
Group Ticket for: Threads of Royal History Exhibition
Date: April 28 "This ticket can only be used on the indicated date.
Name: Terrington Secondary School
Rate: Student group rate
Participants: 48
Group Leader(s): Rhoda Augustine, Larry Dent
All visitors are required to proceed through the security checkpoint prior to admission. Photography is strictly forbidden. Please do not touch any item on display.
Question 186: What is NOT true about Threads of Royal History?
Question 187: Why did Ms. Augustine want Mr. Dent's students to join her group?
Question 188: How much were the Terrington Secondary School students charged for admission?
Question 189: What did Mr, Dent's students most likely do on April 28?