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1º-Complete the sentences with: (Complete with the word or the num
1-I’m not buying it ……………….1..because……………………..it’s too expensive
2-I was lost……………3…so………………………….. I bought a street map
3-We couldn’t get into the factory ……………4…because of………………………….the 
4-They’ve got………2 such……….a lot of money, they don’t know what to do 
5-She didn’t get the job ……4….because of……………
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CHAPTER 12. PERSONALITY

1)Define personality:

An individual’s consistent patterns of feeling, thinking, and behaving.

2)Describe the processes that take place in the conscious, preconscious, and unconscious mind:

Unconscious mind:

·Memories outside awareness/not accessible

Preconscious mind:

·Thoughts just beneath surface

·Voluntary access

Conscious mind:

·Thoughts you are aware of

·Currently processing

3)Define and identify the functions of the id, ego, and superego:

Id:

·Primitive impulses, unconscious

·Pleasure

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Substances can exist in each of these three states:

– solid

– liquid

– gas

• depending on the temperature and pressure.


The solid state

• Solids have:
• definite shape and definite volume • high density
• small compressibility
• very small thermal expansion

• Solid molecules are packed closely and rigidly together, so that they cannot easily slide past each other (potential energy dominates).


The liquid state

  • Liquids have:
    • indefinite shape and definite volume • high density
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6.The functions of body language within communication:

-Definition: As difficult as it is to prise apart the functions of verbal and non-verbal communication, researchers have over the years been able to identify some basic functions of body language within the communication process.

-These functions generally fit within one of several general categories:

+ Regulating:Body language serves the function of pacing and regulating communication. For instance, in a group of people, there are a number of

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culture consist of the share products of human groups. These products include both physical objects and beliefs, values and behavior shared by a group. Material includes beliefs, family patterns, ideas, language, political and economic system, rules, skills, and work practice
Society: group of interdependent people who have organized in such a way as to share a common culture and feeling of unity.
The components of culture:
1. Technology: a society culture of not only physical objects, but also
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Chemistry Mid-Term Exam

1.Define Organic Chemistry (study of things that contain carbon. there are more of these than inorganic compounds), Inorganic Chemistry (study of things that don’t contain carbon), Physical Chemistry (study of energy formed by a chemical reaction), Analytical chemistry (study of the composition of different kinds of matter), Biochemistry (study of the chemistry of living things).

2.Why are there more organic than inorganic compounds known to chemistry? b/c there are more compounds that contain carbon

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