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Which combination of structural/muscular factors best explains the incomplete closure seen on nasoendoscopy?

If a person has a weak tongue which of the following consonants would be most difficult for him to produce? (Select ALL 4 that apply) 

HIST 1040 – Exam #1 – Makeup – Dec. 5-6, 2025 Part I – Objective – Choose 12 of the following Terms, and in the space provided below, write a few sentences that  1) identify the person, place, time period, civilization and/or idea. 2) give a short description of why the item is important to the overall history of the civilization (60 points)  Beginnings Paleolithic Era (3 Million to 10,000 BCE) Earth-Mother Theology (Venus-Cults) Animism Sympathetic Magic  ‘Agricultural Revolution’ (c. 10,000-8,000 BCE) Neolithic Era (10,000-8000 BCE)  Mesopotamian Civilization Sargon I 2270-2215 Hammurabi’s Code Epic of Gilgamesh   Hebrew Civilization (Origins in Ur, Mesopotamia, around 3000 BCE   Exile to Egypt (c. 1250-1200 BCE) Ten Commandments The Torah Saul (1047-1007) David (1005-973) Solomon (973-933) Construction of the First Temple (c. 960) Babylonian Exile (586-539) Conquest by the Persians under Cyrus the Great (539) Construction of the Second Temple Begins (520-515) Destruction of the Second Temple by the Romans (70 CE) and the Diaspora (70 CE) thru Egyptian Civilization Narmer  Pyramids of Gizeh Fresco Ka Canopic Jars Tutankhamen and his Tomb  Book of the Dead (Middle Egyptian Judgment Theology  Hatshepsut 1473-1458  Amenhotep IV / Akenaten, 1352-1336 Tutankhamen, 1336-1327  Ramses II 1279-1213 Essay:  Choose two essays, and compose a response of at least two paragraphs (of 4-6 sentences each) for each choice.  40pts.  Describe the major changes in form and behavior as early hominid species evolved into Homo sapiens. What set Homo sapiens apart from those early hominids? Between the Paleolithic and Neolithic periods, early humans faced a great variety of challenges. Detail some of the challenges they faced, and explain how they endeavored to meet those challenges. How did those challenges, and human society, change between the Paleolithic and Neolithic periods? How did early humans view their position, relative to the greater natural world? How did Paleolithic cultures practice spirituality? How did the human view of nature change from the Paleo- to the Neolithic Period? Be sure to use pertinent details to support your answers. Mesopotamian civilization is credited with being one of the first successful river-valley civilizations in the ancient world; it is credited with the invention of many of the fundamental aspects that still compose human societies today. Yet, no Mesopotamian Empire lasted as long as that of Egypt. What were some of the factors (such as environmental, cultural, or military) that contributed to the rise and fall of Mesopotamian civilizations, between 2300 BCE and 500 BCE? Trace the development of Mesopotamian civilizations from the first Sumerian city-states through the Persian Empire. Which societies in Mesopotamia were the most successful? Which were the least? Why? Be sure to include important events, persons, and places in your answer. Ancient Hebrew civilization is not renowned for its political or military prowess, yet it is remembered for its enduring innovations in religion, law, and philosophy. Explain why this is so. In what ways did the Hebrew culture differ from that of the Mesopotamian Empires or Egypt? In what ways did these later cultures resemble each other? Trace the development of Hebrew civilization through interactions with those powerful, polytheistic cultures up through the Diaspora, and explain the differences and similarities in the ways Ancient Hebrews interacted with each surrounding culture. Be sure to include important events, persons, and places in your answer. Unlike its Mesopotamian neighbors to the east, ancient Egyptian civilization was known for its remarkable stability. What were some of the factors that made Egypt so much more successful than the societies of Mesopotamia? How did this success affect Egyptian culture, theology, and scientific innovation? Use details to support your answer. Using examples from topics covered in class, explain why you think ancient Egyptians placed such heavy emphasis on the theology and rituals connected with the afterlife. Why, if Egypt was so prosperous and well-protected, did Egyptians seem to care more for access to eternal life in the next world, rather than for life in this world? Why did rituals like pyramid building and mummification have such prominent roles in Egyptian theology?

Which mechanism best explains the patient’s hypernasality and nasal air emission?

Regarding routine versus nonroutine tasks, what team factor is the best indicator that a process will go quickly, smoothly, and minimize errors?

A team with a high adaptive capacity brings what capability to their organization?

Companies may use two types of processes that companies use to develop product ideas: exploration and exploitation. Exploration usually involves getting out of one’s usual domain and exploring new areas for ideas. In contrast, exploitation refers to finding a use for those new ideas. What type of activity is associated with the exploitation of an idea?

What type of conflict(s) stimulates divergent thinking in teams?

Kendall, Hattie, and Morgan are part of a jury overseeing a case that involves a suspect accused of Murder by killing his father during an intense argument; all believe the defendant is probably guilty and should be sentenced. Individually their recommendations for a sentence are 15, 20, and 30 years (respectively) in prison. When they meet as a group however, they recommend the death penalty. This change and collective shift is called what?

Which are the types of personality and power conflict?