ECA 1

If you are a farmer (you are growing your own food), do you have more control over your food or less control? Why?

• Yes because food is expensive

• Yes because you are growing it yourself and you control how much you grow

• No because food is expensive

• No because when you grow food yourself, you do not have control over how much you grow

If there is a high demand for something, it means that

• A lot of people do not want that thing

• A lot of people do want that thing

• No one wants that thing

• 1st Person Point of View

If the automobile industry cannot meet the demand for cars, it means that

• Everyone can easily get a car or truck and that prices are low

• Everyone can easily get a car or truck but the prices are high

• It is harder to get a car or truck because they aren't able to make them fast enough

• It is harder to get a car or truck because prices are too low

When things grow in a controlled area, and people take care of growing and raising those items, it is referred to as

• Personal Narrative

• Limited growth factor

• Growing in the wild

• Farming

It is important to be precise in your efforts. You need to get exactly the right score. What does precise mean?

• General and imprecise.
• Exact and accurate.
• Random and arbitrary.
• Vague and unclear.

Many components make up a computer. It is not just one part. What does the word component mean?

• A type of software application.
• A part or element of a larger system.
• A method of data storage.
• A brand of computer hardware.

He did not eat the entire pizza, he only ate a portion of it. What does the word portion mean?

• A drink to accompany the meal.
• A type of dessert.
• A part of something.
• A whole pizza.

If something is not native to an area, it means that...

• It has been there for centuries.
• It is a local species.
• It is commonly found in the area.
• It originates from a different location.

The desk was solid. It seemed to me that it would never fall apart. What does the word solid mean?

• Liquid and unstable; constantly changing.
• Firm and stable; not likely to break.
• Soft and pliable; easily bent.
• Weak and fragile; likely to break.

The grades were varied. We did not see the same grade in any class. What does the word varied mean?

• Homogeneous or similar
• Uniform or consistent
• Different or diverse
• Identical or the same