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AP Psychology: Psych Disorders Flashcards

6607651347	Psychological Disorder	disturbance in ones cognition, emotions or behavior, interferes with daily functioning	0
6607654416	ADHD	attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, extreme impulsivity, inattention, often overdiagnosed	1
6607658698	Medical Model	the concept that diseases, in this case psychological disorders, have physical causes that can be diagnosed, treated, and, in most cases, cured, often through treatment in a hospital.	2
6607660668	Phillipe Pinel	mental health patients should be taken care of, humane treatment	3
6607664460	DSM 5	The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, describes the criteria used to classify and diagnose mental disorders.	4
6607665717	MAUD	is the disorder Maladaptive? Atypical? Unjustifiable? Disturbing?	5
6607669353	Anxiety Disorders	distressing, persistent anxiety or maladaptive behaviors that reduce anxiety.	6
6607670826	Generalized Anxiety Disorder	persistent, continually in a tense aroused state, long term	7
6607676235	Panic Disorder	intense short anxiety episodes, accompanied with disabling effects	8
6607677780	Phobia	irrational fear of something, maladaptive	9
6607679783	Obsessive Compulsive Disorder	obsessive repeated thoughts with compulsions that interfere with life	10
6607681578	Post Traumatic Stress Disorder	anxiety provoking memories of a traumatic experience, continuing for 4+ weeks	11
6607684415	Post Traumatic Growth	positive psychological changes as a result of struggling with extremely challenging circumstances and life crises	12
6607685902	Anxiety is.....(biologically)	overarousal of the brain and neurotransmitters	13
6607687535	Normal behavior needs....	mental function, self control and awareness, social relations and successfully engaged in working life	14
6607690634	Multiaxial Classification	Categorization system used in DSM- IV-TR, in which the individual is assessed on 5 types of information in order to provide a more complete picture of the disorder and its context.	15
6607691775	Axis I	Clinical Disorder	16
6607692532	Axis II	personality disorders and mental disability	17
6607693653	Axis III	General Medical Conditions	18
6607694574	Axis IV	Psychosocial and environmental problems	19
6607694575	Axis V	Global Assessment of Functioning	20
6607696202	Major Depressive Disorder	two or more weeks of significantly depressed moods, feelings of worthlessness, and diminished interest or pleasure in most activities, withdrawn	21
6607700638	Dysthymic Disorder, Persistent Depressive Disorder	mildly depressed mood, more often then not for 2 years, more than a blue mood but not as intense as MDD	22
6607703647	Mania	hyperactive extreme state, euphoric	23
6607705219	Bipolar Disorder	altering between mania and depression, manic depressive disorder	24
6607707952	Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder	severe recurrent temper outbursts along with a persistent irritable or angry mood	25
6607710522	Non Suicidal Self Injury	deliberate attempts to hurt oneself in nonlethal ways including cutting or burning ones skin	26
6607711834	Why do people self harm?	relieves stress, coping, physical pain helps mask emotional pain	27
6607713748	Norepinephrine	neurotransmitter, too much=mania	28
6607714485	Serotonin	neurotransmitter, not enough=depression	29
6607715639	Explanatory Style	A person's characteristic way of explaining his experiences. Consistently attributing bad experiences to internal, global, and stable causes may increase vulnerability to depression.	30
6607718177	Somatoform Disorders	physical ailments with no biological cause, psychological disorder	31
6607719221	Hypochondriasis	a somatoform disorder in which a person interprets normal physical sensations as symptoms of a disease ex: headache means a brain tumor	32
6607722103	Conversion Disorder	a person experiences very specific genuine physical symptoms for which no physiological basis can be found. Usually a severe stress repsonse	33
6607725143	Seasonal Affective Disorder	recurrent depressive episodes in a seasonal pattern	34
6607726387	Dissociative Amnesia	retrograde (past memory), no physical basis for memory loss	35
6608015550	Dissociative Fugue	forget old identity and resume a new one	36
6608017240	Dissociative Identity Disorder	multiple personalities, generally have been through trauma	37
6608019522	Schizophrenia	A group of severe disorders characterized by disorganized and delusional thinking, disturbed perceptions, and inappropriate emotions and actions.	38
6608022456	Psychosis	person loses contact with reality, experiencing irrational ideas and distorted perceptions	39
6608037920	Delusions	False beliefs, often of persecution or grandeur, that may accompany psychotic disorders	40
6608038450	Hallucinations	False sensory experiences, such as seeing something in the absence of an external visual stimulus.	41
6608046059	Flat Affect	a lack of emotional responsiveness	42
6608047601	Positive Schizophrenia	presence of symptoms such as hallucinations	43
6608049116	Negative Schizophrenia	absence of symptoms, toneless and expressionless, apathetic	44
6608050279	Catatonia	a state of unresponsiveness to one's outside environment, usually including muscle rigidity, staring, and inability to communicate, copy others movements	45
6608050900	Paranoid Schizophrenia	A type of schizophrenia that is dominated by delusions of persecution along with delusions of grandeur.	46
6608052615	Disorganized Schizophrenia	type of schizophrenia characterized by severely disturbed thought processes, frequent incoherence, disorganized behavior, and inappropriate affect.	47
6608053293	Catatonic Schizophrenia	a type of schizophrenia marked by striking motor disturbances, ranging from muscular rigidity to random motor activity, often flat emotions	48
6608054421	Undifferentiated Schizophrenia	a schizophrenic disorder that is characterized by a mixture of symptoms and does not meet the diagnostic criteria of any one type.	49
6608055436	Residual Schizophrenia	withdrawl from having symptoms and not having them	50
6608057953	Chronic Schizophrenia	develops over time, harder to treat	51
6608059404	Acute Schizophrenia	rapid development generally following a stressful experience, easier to treat	52
6608060984	Antisocial Personality	lack of empathy, psychopath, will hurt others to obtain something they want	53
6608063979	Borderline Personality	lack of stability in interpersonal relationships, self-image, and emotion; impulsivity; angry outbursts; intense fear of abandonment; recurring suicidal gestures	54
6608064626	Histronic Personality	need for attention, usually sexually provocative, exaggerated emotions	55
6608067463	Narcissistic Personality	inflated sense of self, lack empathy, not good with criticism, need admiration	56
6608070517	Biological concepts of Schizoprenia	-thin cerebral tissue -increased brain activity in amygdala and thalamus -more dopamine	57
6608072350	Anorexia	An eating disorder characterized by an obstinate and willful refusal to eat, a distorted body image, and an intense fear of being fat	58
6608072806	Bulimia	An eating disorder characterized by episodes of overeating, usually of high-calorie foods, followed by vomiting, laxative use, fasting, or excessive exercise.	59
6608073304	Binge Eating	an eating disorder in which people overeat compulsively	60
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7496662549	Area of a Trapezoid	0
7496662550	Base Angles Theorem	1
7496662551	Triangle Congruence Theorems	2
7496662552	Central Angle Theorem	3
7496662553	How to Solve Polynomials in Factored Form ex. Solve for x: (x + 3)(2x - 5) = 0	4
7496662554	How to a Quadratic Expression x² + bx + c ex. Factor x² + 4x + 3	5
7496662555	Product Rule for Exponents ex. Find an expression equivalent to x²x⁵	6
7496662556	Slope	7
7496662557	How to factor a polynomial expression ex. Factor 2x + 6xy - 4xz	8
7496662558	Four Types of Slope	9
7496662559	Radian	10
7496662560	How to Combine Like Terms ex. Find an expression equivalent to 4x² - x + 3 - 2x + 2 - 8x²	11

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AP Biology: Photosynthesis Flashcards

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6793007517	Photosynthesis	6CO₂ + 6H₂O + Light Energy -> C₆H₁₂O₆ + 6O₂	0
6793024877	Photosynthesis	Carbon Dioxide + Water + Light Energy -> Glucose + Oxygen	1
6793030996	Leaves	Major site of photosynthesis on a plant (part of plant).	2
6793037719	Epidermis	Outer layer of cells on leaves that contain stromata.	3
6793041075	Mesoderm	Middle layer of cells in leaves that contain many chloroplasts.	4
6793048253	Stromata	Openings in the epidermis of leaves that allow CO₂ to enter and O₂ and H₂O to exit as a vapor.	5
6793058351	Root	Part of cell that absorbs water	6
6793060995	Xylem	Part of the cell that carries water up the plant from the roots.	7
6793066446	Autotrophic Prokaryotes	These types of cells lack chloroplasts and instead have chlorophyll built into their cytosol.	8
6793078963	Chloroplast		9
6793082654	Chloroplast	The organelle that is the major site for photosynthesis that contains chlorophyll.	10
6793089643	Stroma	The portion of the choroplast that is contained within the inner membrane that has a low H+ concentration. Is the site of the calvin cycle. Also contains the thylakoids.	11
6793098495	Thylakoid	A flattened membranous sac that contains chlorophyll located within the stroma of a chloroplast. Is the site of light reactions. An individual unit of a granum.	12
6793106133	Thylakoid Space	The space within the thylakoids that has a high H+ concentration.	13
6793109602	Thylakoid Membrane	The membrane that surrounds the thylakoids in the chloroplasts.	14
6793118255	Granum (Plural: Grana)	A stack of thylakoids. One of these is joined to another by an elongated tube-like connection.	15
6793129480	Photosynthesis Light Reactions	In this photosynthetic reaction, 2e- and 2H+ is taken from an H₂O molecule and light energy is used to boost them to higher energy levels. Some of this energy is used to make ATP and the rest of the high-energy molecules are attached to NADP+ molecules to make NADPH.	16
6793157052	Photosynthesis Calvin Cycle (Dark Reactions)	In this photosynthetic reaction, ATP produced during light reactions is used. High energy e- and H+ molecules are taken from NADPH and are added to CO₂ molecules and glucose is produced "one carbon at a time" in the form CH₂O.	17
6793195025	Cyclic (Nonlinear) Electron Flow Light Reaction	The cyclic light reaction that uses only Photosystem I. This is a short circuit alternative path for photoexcited electrons typical in bacteria and some eukaryotes. 2e- molecules are excited by using light energy and are accepted by the 1° (primary) electron acceptor and then are passed down by other molecules to create an H+ gradient that allows for the production of ATP through chemiosmosis. Eventually the H+ molecules reach the bottom of the gradient to be excited and elevated once more. ETC is created over the thylakoid membrane.	18
6793238004	Photosystem I	A photosystem that consists of a few 100 pigment molecules including chlorophyll a and b, and carotenoids. Uses the P700 reaction center to elevate electrons. Was discovered first, but functions second in linear electron flow.	19
6793261898	Chlorophyll A	A specific form of chlorophyll used in photosynthesis. It is the principal photosynthetic pigment that absorbs violet-blue light and red-orange light.	20
6793349857	Chlorophyll B	A specific form of chlorophyll used in photosynthesis. It is the accessory photosynthetic pigment that absorbs blue-green light and orange-yellow light.	21
6793379080	Carotenoids	A pigment used in photosynthesis. This substance both absorbs light (400-550nm, violet to green) and protects the chlorophyll from photodamage.	22
6793320500	P700 Reaction Center	The reaction center that is present in photosystem I. The reaction center receives light energy that is absorbed by the chlorophyll and uses the energy to elevate the electrons. The number refers to the optimal wavelength of light that the reaction center absorbs.	23
6793408425	Noncyclic (Linear) Electron Flow Light Reaction	This noncyclic light reaction process utilizes both photosystem I and II. This is a linear light reaction common in plants. Photosystem II hydrolyzes water to produce .5O₂, 2H+, and 2e- molecules. The e- molecules are energized by the P680 reaction center and accepted by the 1° (primary) electron acceptor. The e- molecules move down and are accepted by other molecules. This creates an H+ gradient that is used to make ATP. When the e- molecules move down this first gradient and reach the bottom, they are accepted by the P700 reaction center and excited again. They are accepted by the 1° (primary) electron acceptor. The e- moves down again and creates another H+ gradient that's used to make more ATP. 2e- molecules along with H+ molecules are eventually accepted by NADP+ with the help of NADP+ reductase to form NADPH. ETCs are created over the thylakoid membranes.	24
6793508367	Photosystem II	A photosystem that utilizes chlorophyll a and b along with the P680 reaction center to excite electrons. Was discovered second, but functions first in linear electron flow.	25
6793534054	P680 Reaction Center	A reaction center present in photosystem II. The reaction center receives energy absorbed by chlorophyll and uses the energy to elevate electrons. The number refers to the optimal wavelength of light that it absorbs.	26
6793559506	Calvin Cycle (Dark Reactions)	The portion of photosynthesis that occurs in the stroma in the absence of light. This process has 3 phases. Phase 1: Carbon Fixation, Phase 2: Reduction, Phase 3: CO₂ Acceptor Regeneration. This process creates glucose "1 carbon at a time" and "6 turns" of this cycle makes one glucose molecule.	27
6793583547	Phase 1 of the Calvin Cycle (Carbon Fixation, Per 1 Carbon)	In this phase, an RuBP molecule accepts the CO₂ and RuBisCO fixes the carbon to the RuBP to form an unstable 6-carbon compound that breaks apart into two 3-PGA molecules. CO₂ becomes "fixed" from an inorganic form into organic molecules.	28
6793722279	Phase 1 of the Calvin Cycle (Carbon Fixation, Per 3 Carbon)	In this phase, 3 RuBP molecules accept the 3 CO₂ molecules and RuBisCO fixes the carbon to the RuBP to form 3 unstable 6-carbon compounds that break apart into 6 3-PGA molecules. CO₂ becomes "fixed" from an inorganic form into organic molecules.	29
6793640887	Phase 2 of the Calvin Cycle (Reduction, Per 1 Carbon)	The two 3-PGA molecules from the prior phase are converted into 2 DGPA molecules through the use of 2 ATP. The DGPA molecules are then converted into 2 3-PGAL molecules through the use of 2 NADPH molecules. The DGPA also lose a phosphorous molecule in the process of being converted into 3-PGAL. The ATP and NADPH molecules were produced in the light cycle.	30
6793749621	Phase 2 of the Calvin Cycle (Reduction, Per 3 Carbon)	The six 3-PGA molecules from the prior phase are converted into 6 DGPA molecules through the use of 6 ATP. The DGPA molecules are then converted into 6 3-PGAL molecules through the use of 6 NADPH molecules. The DGPA also lose a phosphorous molecule in the process of becoming 3-PGAL. The ATP and the NADPH molecules were produced in the light cycle.	31
6793701793	Phase 3 of the Calvin Cycle (Regeneration, Per 1 Carbon)	It takes 3 "turns" of the calvin cycle to fix enough net carbon to export 1 PGAL molecule, so therefore it takes 6 3-PGAL molecules to be present to export just one of them. After just 1 turn there are only 2 3-PGAL molecules, so the 2 molecules continue through the cycle until enough net carbon has been fixed to export one, which will be after 3 cycles.	32
6793766806	Phase 3 of the Calvin Cycle (Regeneration, Per 3 Carbon)	After 3 "turns" from the 3 CO₂ molecules there are 6 3-PGAL molecules present. Of the 6 3-PGAL Molecules produced in the previous phase, one exits to produce glucose, and the other 5 go on to become 3 RuP. 3 ATP is used to convert the 3 RuP molecules into 3 RuBP that accepts CO₂ as it enters into the calvin cycle.	33
6793916054	2 3-PGAL	The amount of 3-PGAL molecules it takes to produce one glucose molecule in the calvin cycle.	34
6793919528	RuBP (Ribulose Diphosphate)	This molecule accepts CO₂ that enters the calvin cycle with the help of the enzyme RuBisCO. It is regenerated in phase 3 of the calvin cycle.	35
6793945792	RuBisCO (RuBP Carboxylase)	This enzyme fixes CO₂ that enters into the calvin cycle to RuBP to form an unstable 6-C compound.	36
6794030442	PGA (Phosohoglycerate)	Two of these molecule result when the unstable 6-carbon molecule fixed by RuBisCO breaks apart.	37
6794043535	DGPA (Diphosphoglycerate)	This molecule results when the molecule 3-PGA is phosphorylated by ATP.	38
6794051853	3-PGAL (Glyceraldehyde 3-Phosphate)	This molecule results when the molecule DGPA receives e- and H+ molecules from NADPH and loses a phosphate molecule.	39
6794086657	RuP (Ribulose Phosphate)	This molecule results after 3-PGAL is formed and one is either exported or simply continues on to become this molecule. This molecule is phosphorylated by ATP to become RuBP in the regeneration phase of the calvin cycle.	40
6794164741	3 Turns	The amount of "turns" it takes to make 1 3-PGAL molecule.	41
6794168123	6 Turns	The amount of "turns" it takes to make 2 3-PGAL molecules (also the amount of turns to make one glucose molecule).	42
6794183436	Photorespiration	A problem with photosynthesis that occurs when the concentration of O₂ > CO₂ in the leaves. This occurs in dry, hot, and bright conditions. When this process happens, O₂ enters the calvin cycle and is accepted by RuBP instead of CO₂. When this occurs a 5-carbon compound is produced and 1 PGA enters the calvin cycle and a 2-carbon glycolate exits the chloroplast. This decreases productivity of the calvin cycle.	43
6794222926	C4 Plants (C₄ Plants)	This type of plant fixes the problem of photorespiration by fixing CO₂ as a 4-carbon oxaloacetate molecule instead of a 6-carbon compound and also segregates the carbon fixation phase from the rest of the cycle. These types of plants also have a different molecule called PEP that fixes the carbon instead of RuBisCO that has a lower affinity for O₂. Ex. corn, sugarcane	44
6794258874	Mesophyll	Location of carbon fixation in C₄ plants.	45
6794272006	Bundle-Sheath Cell	Location of the rest of the calvin cycle (not fixation) in C₄ plants.	46
6794280905	CAM Plants (Crassulacean Acid Metabolism Plants)	This type of plant fixes the problem of photorespiration by only opening its stomata at night, and keeping them closed in the day. As CO₂ enters the stomata, the concentration of organic acid increases. When the stomata closes, the organic acid is broken down and the CO₂ is released into the calvin cycle. Ex. cactus, pineapple.	47
6794314499	Mesophyll	Location of calvin cycle within CAM plants.	48
6794328870	Water (Water (H₂O) -> Oxygen (O₂))	The substance that is oxidized in photosynthesis.	49
6794336984	Carbon Dioxide (Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) -> Glucose (C₆H₁₂O₆))	The substance that is reduced in photosynthesis.	50
6794339405	Absorption Spectrum	The amount of light that is absorbed and what light is absorbed.	51
6794343285	Action Spectrum	The wavelengths that are actually used in photosynthesis.	52
6794352134	Water	This molecule's role in linear electron flow is to provide electrons that can be energized by light energy.	53
6794361893	Water (H₂O), Sunlight, ADP, P, NADP+	These are the reactants of the light cycle of photosynthesis.	54
6794364089	Oxygen (O₂), ATP, NADPH	These are the products of the light cycle of photosynthesis.	55
6794400062	Carbon Dioxide (CO₂), ATP, NADPH	These are the reactants of the calvin cycle of photosynthesis.	56
6794414736	Glucose (C₆H₁₂O₆), ADP, P, NADP+	These are the products of the calvin cycle of photosynthesis.	57
6794436050	3 Carbon Dioxide (CO₂)	For every 3-PGAL exported from the calvin cycle, how many CO₂ molecules enter?	58
6794474549	9 ATP	For every 3-PGAL exported from the calvin cycle, how many ATP molecules are used?	59
6794479846	6 NADPH	For every 3-PGAL exported from the calvin cycle, how many NADPH molecules are used?	60
6794487681	6 Carbon Dioxide (CO₂)	For every glucose produced by the calvin cycle, how many CO₂ molecules enter?	61
6794497644	18 ATP	For every glucose produced by the calvin cycle, how many ATP molecules are used?	62
6794500953	12 NADPH	For every glucose produced by the calvin cycle, how many NADPH molecules are used?	63
6794576631	Electromagnetic Spectrum	The spectrum of visible light.	64
6794580342	Cuticle	The waxy coating on the epidemal surface of a plant that prevents water loss.	65

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AP Psych Ch. 7 Flashcards

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6064536945	Cognition	mental activities like thinking, problem solving, decision-making	0
6064542963	Thinking	manipulation of mental representations of information	1
6064548580	Mental image	mental representation of spatial information or events	2
6064559350	Prototype	the best or most typical example of a concept	3
6064566495	Trial & error	problem solving, attempting different solutions, eliminating those that do not work	4
6064572934	Algorithm	problem solving, involves a specific rule or procedure the produces the correct solution	5
6064583884	Heuristic	rule of thumb problem solving strategy	6
6064587946	Insight	sudden realization of solution to problem	7
6064591892	Intuition	solving a problem without conscious awareness of the thought processes involved	8
6064601344	Availability heuristic	likelihood of event is estimated on basis of readily available information about other like events	9
6064617565	Representativeness heuristic	likelihood of event is estimated based on similarity to a prototype of event	10
6064623512	Functional fixedness	type of mental set, view objects as only able to function in their customary way	11
6064631579	Mental set	persist in solving problems with solutions that have worked in the past	12
6064644557	Whorfian hypothesis	aka: linguistic relativity hypothesis, differences among languages can cause differences in thoughts	13
6064664624	Single feature model	decision making, base decision on a single feature	14
6064675414	Additive model	decision making, list most important factors, rank them	15
6064684406	Elimination model	decision making, list criteria, cross off choices that don't meet all of the criteria	16
6064720013	Belief-bias effect	accept only evidence that conforms to belief	17
6064723550	Confimation bias	seek out evidence that confirms existing belief	18
6064734177	Overestimation effect	overestimate the rarity of an event, when in actuality it is common	19
6064749412	Intelligence	global capacity to think rationally, act purposefully, and deal effectively with environment	20
6064758197	Binet	first to develop a test to measure different mental abilities	21
6064763707	Terman	developed IQ	22
6064769317	Wechsler	developed the first intelligence test for adults	23
6064775413	Achievement	person's level of knowledge	24
6064782689	Aptitude	person's ability to benefit from further training	25
6064789942	Standardization	develop a norm for a test	26
6064793803	Reliability	test must produce similar scores on different occasions	27
6064800472	Validity	test measures what it is supposed to measure	28
6064808194	Average IQ	85 to 115, 68% of population	29
6064814937	Spearman	g factor of intelligence	30
6064820475	Thurstone	7 primary mental abilities	31
6064826560	Gardner	multiple intelligences	32
6064832518	Sternberg	triarchic theory of intelligence	33
6064846765	Autism spectrum disorder	deficits in social communication & interaction and restricted behaviors & activities	34
6064863577	Heritability	percentage of variation within a given population due to heredity	35
6064869807	Stereotype threat	negative stereotype leads to lower performance	36
6064890926	Stereotype lift	positive stereotype leads to increased performance	37

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Ap Art History Prehistoric Flashcards

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5878094659	Apollo 11 Stones	Namibia, Africa 25,500-25,300 B.C.E Charcoal on stone	0
5878094660	Great Hall of the Bulls	Lascaux, France Paleolithic Europe 15,000-13,000 B.C.E Rock Painting	1
5878094661	Camelid Sacrum in shape of a canine	Tequixquiac, Mexico 14,000-7,000 B.C.E Bone	2
5878094662	Running Horned Woman	Tassili n'Ajjer, Algeria 6,000-4,000 B.C.E Pigment on Rock	3
5878094663	Beaker (Bushel) with ibex motifs	Susa, Iran 4,200-3,500 B.C.E Painted terra cotta	4
5878094664	Anthropomorphic Stele	Arabian Peninsula 4,000 B.C.E Sandstone	5
5878094665	Jade Cong	Liangzhu, China 3,300-2,200 B.C.E Carved Jade (stone)	6
5878094666	Stonehenge	Wiltshire, UK Neolithic Europe 2,500-1,600 B.C.E Sandstone	7
5878094667	The Ambum Stone	Ambum Valley, Enga Province Papus, New Guinea 1,500 B.C.E Greywacke	8
5878094668	Tlatilco Female Figurine	Central Mexico, site of Tlatilco 1,200-900 B.C.E Ceramic	9
5878094669	Terra Cotta Fragment	Lapita Solomon Islands 1,000 B.C.E Terra Cotta	10

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AP Kanji temp1 Flashcards

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10099909163	動く	うごく to move	0
10099909164	道	みち road	1
10099909165	読む	よむ to read	2
10099909166	背中	せなか back	3
10099909167	心配	しんぱい to worry	4
10099909168	買う	かう to buy	5
10099909169	出発	しゅっぱつ to depart	6
10099909170	反対	はんたい against	7
10099909171	ご飯	ごはん cooked rice	8
10099909172	晩	ばん evening	9
10099909173	美しい	うつくしい beautiful	10

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AP English--Argumentation Vocabulary Flashcards

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5060657500	Claim	A statement that you are asking another person to accept or at least understand. Ex: You should use a hearing aid.	0
5060661036	Evidence	Support for your claim--the more concrete, the better Ex: Hearing aids help amplify sounds so that you can hear better.	1
5060664244	Counterargument	At least one good reason why others might disagree or offer an alternative point of view Ex: With the use of a hearing aid, there will be technical difficulties with the device.	2
5060674855	Rebuttal	A reason why the counterclaim is not as strong as the Claim. Ex: There is a support desk that deals with technical problems. (If someone is offering the counterclaim that there maybe technical difficulties with the hearing aids.)	3
5060680780	Audience	An intended audience is not necessary ; the writer is satisfied with "putting the truth out there."	4
5060684276	Argumentative Tone	Writer maintains a tone of fairness and reasonableness. Their attitude remains respectful, tactful and formal.	5
5060699149	Grounds	Statistical data or hard facts, plus the reasoning behind the claim. Ex: Over 70% of all people over 65 years have a hearing difficulty.	6
5060702122	Warrant	This is what links the grounds to a claim thus proving the grounds to be relevant. Ex: A hearing aid helps most people to hear better.	7
5060707834	Qualifier	Specific words that limit how universally the claim applies. Examples, most, usually, every, always, sometimes. Ex: Hearing aids help most people.	8
5060729225	Backing	Support for an argument that gives additional support to the warrant by answering different questions. Ex: Hearing aids are available locally.	9
5060751148	Toulmin Model	A Model that includes a claim, a rebuttal, grounds, warrants, backing, and qualifiers.	10

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AP French- Les arts visuels Flashcards

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5683768343	les arts visuels	the visual arts	0
5683768344	faire de la sculpture	to make a sculpture	1
5683768345	un sculpteur	a sculptor	2
5683768346	une scultpure	a sculpture	3
5683768347	une tapisserie	a tapestry	4
5683768348	faire de la peinture	to make a painting	5
5683768349	un tableau pop art	a pop art painting	6
5683768350	un peintre	a painter	7
5683768351	un tableau	a painting	8
5683768352	faire un portrait	to make a portrait	9
5683768353	prendre une photo	to take a picture	10
5683768354	un paysage	a landscape	11
5683768355	un portrait	a portrait	12
5683768356	un artiste	an artist	13
5683768357	photographier	to photograph	14
5683768358	une nature morte	a still life	15
5683768359	un photographe	a photographer	16
5683768360	un atelier	an art studio	17
5683768361	une aquarelle	a watercolor	18
5683768362	les beaux-arts	fine arts	19
5683768363	un chef'd'œuvre	a masterpiece	20
5683768364	un dessin	a drawing	21
5683768365	une exposition	an exhibition	22
5683768366	une galerie d'art	an art gallery	23
5683768367	une œuvre d'art	a work of art	24
5683768368	une photographie	a photograph	25
5683768369	le style	the style	26
5683768370	le sujet	the subject	27
5683768371	abstrait	abstract	28
5683768372	cubiste	cubist	29
5683768373	impressionniste	impressionist	30
5683768374	primitif	primitive	31
5683768375	sombre	somber	32
5683768376	surréaliste	surrealist	33
5683768377	vif	bright	34
5683768378	un cinéaste	a film maker	35
5683768379	un danseur	a dancer	36
5683768380	un jongleur	a juggler	37
5683768381	un écrivain	a writer	38
5683768382	un musicien	a musician	39
5683768383	un créateur	a designer	40
5683768384	un acteur	an actor	41
5683768385	un architecte	an architect	42

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5861948761	exonerate	v. to excuse or clear completely of a charge or accusation; to prove blameless ant. accusing	0
5861953483	expedite	v. to make easier or quicker; to hasten	1
5861956978	forgo	v. to refrain or abstain from; to go without	2
5861959152	incoherent	adj. impossible to explain or understand syn. abstruse	3
5861963018	incredulous	adj. showing disbelief or doubt; skeptical; disbelieving syn. dubious, doubtful, diffident, insecure, timid, shy	4
5861974278	plebeian	n. one of the common people of ancient Rome; a vulgar person adj. common, vulgar, crude tone words: burlesque	5
5861987948	provocation	n. something that stirs up anger or excitement syn. inflammatory	6
5861992036	query	n. a question; v. to question; to inquire into syn. incredulous, questioning, skeptical, dubious	7
5861997603	secular	adj. worldly or temporal rather than religious or sacred; not belonging to a religious order	8
5862008481	shibboleth	n. any use of language, habit, or custom that distinguishes a class; a password; a distinctive slogan used by members of a group	9
5862018405	blithe	adj. happy; joyful; carefree syn. contented, ecstatic, mirthful, giddy, casual, cheerful, elated, euphoric, exhilarated, gleeful, jocund, jovial	10
5862031160	cede	v. to yield or give up; to transfer or render title to	11
5862036912	chagrin	n. a feeling of disappointment, distress, or embarrassment syn. depressed, penitent, ignominious, abashed, anxious, elegiac, frustrated, gloomy, indignant, lugubrious	12
5862051782	debonair	adj. graceful, charming, and smooth; seemingly carefree	13
5862056690	filial	adj. of or expected from a son or daughter; of a parent's or parents' offspring	14
5862060454	interpose	v. to put between; to insert between parts; to interject during a conversation; to intervene	15
5862068189	intrinsic	adj. belonging to a thing by its essential nature	16
5862071885	precipitate	v. to cause something to happen; reckless; rash; acting hastily	17
5862076640	proficient	adj. advanced in a particular art or science; skilled; expert; qualified	18
5862080956	remission	n. a release from a debt or duty; a lessening of intensity; a diminishing	19

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