what is your opinion of the relative merits of lecture and laboratory instruction in physiology? after how many seconds does it land on the ground? a startled armadillo jumps straight into the air with an initial velocity of 18 feet per second. on what grounds was aaron burr tried for treason? Some of them would be great answers, but it turns out they are incorrect as well as not being the appropriate interpretation of the question.

what law was common to all of the colonies? name three states in which water may exist.

alice places a prepared slide on her microscope, but when she looks into it, she can't see anything. you will get hit by the train before you can even figure out what that whistling sound is. if you are directly in front of the train, what is the whistle frequency you hear? a train is blowing its whistle while traveling at 33 m/s. how would you keep wine from turning into vinegar? it starts immediately after the third act. in what circumstances does the fourth act of hamlet begin? Some of the responses, although not the intended answer, cannot be denied: The first part of this book is not very funny - they are 'elementary school' answers whose humor comes from children mistaking one word for another, like 'dread' instead of 'bread' and 'porcupines' instead of 'concubines.' i am not overly amused by 'pasketti' humor, so i am only going to focus on the high school portion of this book, because i think they are more interesting, more creative, and the respondents show great promise at evasiveness and feigned innocence of the question's intent. karen's reviews: get 'em while they're hot.

and i swear to gum i wrote a review for the first volume of this book, but it seems to have gotten eaten by goodreads monsters. so, in the interests of protecting these books from your carelessness, i have selected my favorite entries, and am putting them in this review. you don't buy this book, because it is just for in-store reading,and you are already over it, and you have probably damaged it because you have this misconception that since you are reading it, it is yours, and you can just fold over the paged or splay it open while you tap out your veryimportant text messages or whatever. they are lures - you come in to the store (probably to use the bathroom) and you see a table full of books like these and you grab a bunch and go sit in a chair, and you flip through them, have a laugh, and it puts you in a good mood and then you spend money because you are in a good mood and then you see all sorts of other books in your journey to the exit. barnes and noble wants you to come into the bookstore to buy books instead of buying your books online. this is how it works: publishers want you to buy books. I am going to let you in on a little secret.

F in exams by richard benson