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3.  What is meant by birth complications?  Give an example.

What does Mead’s “brightly lit” house tell us about him? What evidence in the rest of the story supports this? [Short Answer, Full Sentence Format]

What is the independent clause in the sentence: “The cat sat on the windowsill while the rain poured outside”?

What was your favourite thing in this course?

How does Animal Farm show the reader about the dangers of totalitarianism? Give specific examples in your answer. Consider characters, plot and conflicts.  [Paragraph Answer, Full Sentence Format – minimum one proper paragraph with 7-10 sentences. If you write multiple paragraphs, make sure each one has a topic sentence.]

The following sentence has no capitalization errors (select True if it has no errors and False if it has errors): The little girl named Ariana named the Cat snowball.

Animal Farm is an allegory. What is Animal Farm an allegory for?  [Short Answer, Full Sentence Format]

Bradbury describes Mead’s walks as being “…not unequal to walking through a graveyard….” In what ways is this city like a graveyard? [Short Answer, Full Sentence Format]

Refer to the Case Study to answer the following questions:  Genevieve Wilson is a 47 year old patient with a history of periodontal disease.  She has had periodontal surgery on her lower arch, but has lost her entire maxillary arch to periodontal disease. Genevieve currently wears a full maxillary denture and was told 2 years ago that most likely she will need a lower denture in the future. She really would like to keep her lower teeth as long as possible.  She was on an alternating 3 month periodontal maintenance schedule but it has been 2 years since her last dental cleaning. Today Genevieve would just like to have the unsightly stains removed from her teeth. Despite several attempts to quit smoking, Genevieve currently has a pack per day habit. She has been diagnosed with lung disease and has difficulty breathing and swallowing. Medical History Initial Exam Radiographs    Intraoral Photos Perio Chart-Initial Visit Perio Chart-Re-eval    

Case Study: Please refer to the case study to answer the following questions: Patient Profile: DOB – 1 / 28 / 44 White male, 5’ 10 “, 190 lbs. Currently living in Mankato, MN Medical History: Sinus trouble. Cluster headaches. Currently taking Amoxicillin 500 mg for possible abscess #31. Completed smoking cessation program since last supportive periodontal therapy. Dental History: Patient of record for 20 years at University Dental Hygiene Clinic. First Non-surgical tx of periodontitis in 1978, others in ’88, ’90 & ’92. Patient has been on three month recall since l983. He has little calculus build-up between visits. ’90 referred to periodontist. ’93 episode #23. ’94 episode #30. ’94 #23 extracted due to a periodontal abscess. Wear flipper type partial. ’94 patient had first consult at periodontist. He is concerned about the appearance of his teeth. Forms a lot of stain. Currently he brushes twice a day. Uses an automatic (sonic) toothbrush and flosses daily. Generalized 2-3mm recession Social History: Teaches classical guitar at four different colleges. Commutes daily traveling between the four colleges. Concerned about finances. Has no dental insurance because of four part-time employers. Drinks 5-6 cups of coffee each day. Spouse works at home. Two children are married and the youngest son (15) lives at home. Chief Complaint: “Lower right is still sensitive”   Perio Examination:      Intra/Extraoral Photographs