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1.2 What is the difference between the comma and the hyphen used in lines 3 and 4? (2)

3.6 Refer to lines 11 and 12 of the passage. State the difference between being the prey and being the predator?  (2)

3.4 State whether the following statement is true or false: “Provided you did nothing silly or clumsy (like putting your hand on one) the scorpions treated you with respect…” (1)  

2.10 Is the following statement TRUE or FALSE? “The White Witch used a stone-like knife during the battle against herself and Peter.” (1)

3.1 What is the writer discussing in the passage above?     (1)

What country is represented by #14 in the map? [QUES_1180792_1297135_A5455875] For extra credit, name its capital. [QUES_1180792_1297135_A5455877]

What body of water is represented by #15 in the map? [QUES_1180801_1297114_A5455799]

SCENARIO 16: HEADWORK PATIENT A patient, Mr. Evans, arrives to the radiology department from the emergency room with injuries to his jaw area. Dr. Knowitall orders a Mandible examination. The examination included the following positions: PA, PA Axial, and Modified Townes images. Mr. Evans has an average, or sthenic, body habitus and a dolichocephalic head shape. Where does the central ray exit for a PA projection of the mandible?

SCENARIO 15: HEADWORK PATIENT Prior to removing Mr. Murphy from the examination table and after viewing all of the radiographs you have completed, The ER resident, Dr. Knowitall, calls and requests that an additional radiograph be completed to demonstrate the sphenoid sinus. You perform the requested radiograph utilizing the following: Method:  [1] Projection:  [2]       Positioning Baseline Placed Perpendicular to the Image Receptor: [3]  Central Ray Entrance/Exit Point: [4]

SCENARIO 14: HEADWORK PATIENT When performing the Towne method for the cranium image you correctly direct the central ray to enter: