Construction
This construction professional uses instruments such as total stations and GPS equipment to establish property boundaries, elevations, and building locations.
Land surveyor
This medical instrument, consisting of an inflatable cuff and pressure gauge, is used to measure a patient's systolic and diastolic pressures.
Sphygmomanometer
A truck driver operating a qualifying heavy tractor-trailer combination generally needs this classification of Commercial Driver's License, commonly abbreviated CDL.
Class A CDL
This enlisted Navy medical professional provides emergency treatment, assists doctors, and may serve alongside U.S. Marines in combat environments.
Hospital Corpsman (HM)
When Coca-Cola was first sold at Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta in 1886, customers could purchase a glass of the famous beverage for this amount.
5 cents
This financial statement provides a snapshot of a company's assets, liabilities, and shareholders' equity at a specific point in time.
Balance sheet
This scoring guide establishes specific grading criteria and performance levels, allowing teachers to evaluate student assignments, presentations, and projects consistently.
Rubric
CEO
Chief Executive Officer
These skilled workers fabricate and install the metal ductwork that distributes heated and cooled air throughout commercial buildings.
Sheet metal workers
EMTs use this handheld ventilation device, commonly abbreviated BVM, to deliver assisted breaths to patients who are not breathing adequately.
Bag-valve mask (BVM)
Assists with basic daily living tasks (bathing, dressing, feeding) and takes vital signs under the supervision of an LPN or RN.
CNA
Certified Nursing Assistant
These Navy sailors are responsible for preparing meals, managing food supplies, and feeding hundreds or even thousands of personnel aboard military vessels.
Culinary Specialists (CS)
When Mattel introduced the original Barbie doll in 1959, wearing her famous black-and-white striped swimsuit, she sold for this price.
$3
When a business provides services to a customer but has not yet received payment, the amount owed is recorded in this asset account.
Accounts receivable
The surname of the Italian educator who gives her name to a method of child education emphasizing self-directed activity, hands-on learning, and collaborative play
Montessori
What company’s original name was “BackRub”?
From storefront windows to skyscraper curtain walls, these professionals specialize in cutting, fitting, and installing glass.
Glaziers
This medical condition occurs when the body loses an excessive amount of blood or fluid, resulting in dangerously reduced circulating blood volume.
Hypovolemia
A commercial truck driver transporting certain quantities of hazardous materials requiring placards must obtain this additional CDL endorsement, designated by a single letter.
H endorsement (Hazardous Materials endorsement)
This Navy law enforcement specialist handles base security, criminal investigations support, military working dogs, and force protection duties.
Master-at-Arms (MA)
When Nintendo released its original Game Boy handheld gaming system in North America in 1989, it carried this introductory price.
$89.99
A company has $150,000 in sales revenue and $90,000 in cost of goods sold. This is the company's gross profit.
$60,000
In education, the acronym STEM stands for "science, technology, engineering, and mathematics." When an A is added to form the acronym STEAM, what does the A stand for?
Arts
KPI
Key Performance Indicator
Using precision instruments and laser alignment tools, these skilled tradespeople install, maintain, and align heavy industrial machinery.
Millwrights
When multiple adjacent ribs are fractured in at least two places, this serious chest injury can cause part of the chest wall to move inward during inhalation and outward during exhalation.
Flail chest
Focuses on facials, waxing, makeup, superficial chemical peels, and basic skin treatments.
Typical training: 260–1,500 hours, depending on state
Esthetician (Skin Care) License
This enlisted Navy specialist maintains advanced electronic combat systems, including radar-linked weapon control equipment and components of the Aegis Weapon System.
Fire Controlman (FC)
When Sony's original PlayStation launched in the United States in September 1995, the console sold for this introductory price.
$299
A company pays $12,000 for a one-year insurance policy on January 1. Assuming the entire amount was initially recorded as prepaid insurance, this is the adjusting insurance expense after three months.
$3,000
Named after an American educational psychologist, this classification system organizes learning objectives into levels of cognitive complexity, with the revised version progressing from remembering to creating.
Bloom's Taxonomy
What is the most used programming language in the world (as of 2025)?
JavaScript (or Python — accept either!)
Before a massive steel beam can be lifted, this specialist selects slings, shackles, and attachment methods while ensuring the load is properly balanced.
Rigger
Named after a famous neurosurgeon, this triad consists of bradycardia, irregular respirations, and widened pulse pressure, suggesting dangerously increased intracranial pressure.
Cushing's Triad
Medium-sized vehicles weighing between 3,500kg and 7,500kg MAM (with or without a heavy trailer). in the UK is classified by this
C1 / C1E
Known by the rating abbreviation PR, these Navy aviation professionals maintain parachutes, survival equipment, flight clothing, and emergency escape gear used by aircrews.
Aviation Survival Equipmentmen
When Amazon introduced its first Kindle electronic book reader in November 2007, the device originally sold for this amount.
$399
A company has $75,000 in fixed expenses and earns a contribution margin of $25 per unit sold. This is the number of units the company must sell to break even.
3,000 units
This federal law, commonly abbreviated FERPA, protects the privacy of student education records and gives eligible students and parents certain rights regarding those records.
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
ROI
Return on Investment