Do you think that it is possible to end absolute poverty in the world? Clearly, it is technologically possible because the world already has more than enough food to supply everyone. However, is it politically or culturally possible? Take a stand and explain your position. Rubric for Question 1 (8 Points Total): 1. Definition of Absolute Poverty (1 point) 1 point: Clear and accurate definition of absolute poverty. 0.5 points: Partial or somewhat unclear definition. 0 points: Incorrect or missing definition. 2. Technological Feasibility (1 point) 1 point: Clear recognition that ending absolute poverty is technologically possible. 0.5 points: Mentions technology but lacks detail. 0 points: No mention of technological feasibility. 3. Political Feasibility (2 points) 2 points: Thorough discussion of political challenges or possibilities with specific examples. 1 point: Mentions political factors but lacks depth or clarity. 0 points: No mention of political feasibility. 4. Cultural Feasibility (2 points) 2 points: Well-explained cultural challenges or possibilities, with relevant examples. 1 point: Mentions cultural factors but lacks depth. 0 points: No mention of cultural feasibility. 5. Personal Stance and Justification (2 points) 2 points: Clear stance with well-supported reasoning. 1 point: Takes a stance but lacks depth or clarity. 0 points: No stance or unclear, unsupported response.

Objects in Windows have _______________, which describe the object.

Imagine a society where everyone is completely equal, and there are no leaders or authorities. What would this society be like? How would decisions be made, and how would things like food, money, and resources be shared? What do you think would be the good things about this society? What might be some of the problems? Rubric (8 Points Total): 1. Description of a Society with Complete Equality (2 points) 2 points: Clear and detailed description of what a completely equal society would look like. 1 point: Partial description with some correct details but lacking depth. 0 points: Incorrect or missing description. 2. Decision-Making Process (2 points) 2 points: Clear explanation of how decisions would be made, including examples. 1 point: Some explanation, but lacking detail or clarity. 0 points: Incorrect or no explanation of decision-making. 3. Resource Distribution (2 points) 2 points: Clear explanation of how resources would be distributed, with examples. 1 point: Some explanation, but lacking depth or detail. 0 points: Incorrect or no explanation of resource distribution. 4. Potential Benefits and Drawbacks (2 points) 2 points: Clear and balanced explanation of both potential benefits and drawbacks of a society without hierarchy, supported by examples. 1 point: Mentions both benefits and drawbacks, but lacks depth or clarity in one area. 0 points: No or incorrect explanation of either benefits or drawbacks.

All of the following are ways of deleting files except:

A folder window consists of  ____________.

The Photos App allows you to do all of the following except:

Identify the culture or period:  

The bacteria mainly responsible for adult dental caries are:

The teeth usually spared from caries in early childhood caries are the mandibular anterior teeth. The reason the teeth are spared is that the enamel is thicker than the other teeth because they erupted first.

All of the following are considered host resistance to caries EXCEPT: