Modals, Of Course
What are words that come before the main verb and give it extra meaning?
Modals
What are the three categories of numbers we use?
Cardinal, Ordinal and Nominal
What are the three branches of the United State's government?
Executive, Legislative and Judicial
What does it mean for something to be booming?
What is the difference between being Opinionated and Open-minded?
Opinionated means to have strong feelings about a certain topic, where Open-minded refers to someone who is open to learning different points of views
What are the 4 categories of modals?
Advice, Ability, Possibility and Necessity
How do you say 1/4 in words?
One quarter
What is Credit?
The system that lets certain people buy items or services with borrowed money that they pay back later
What does it mean to be Anxious?
To be nervous or worried to the extreme
What is "Herd Immunity"?
When a certain percentage of a population gets the vaccine and the virus or disease does not have enough hosts to survive
What type of modal is "Should"?
Modal of Advice
Your child came in place number 12, how do you say this using ordinal numbers?
Twelfth, or 12th
How many Supreme Court Justices are there
Nine
What does it mean to Veto?
It means to reject a decision.
The President has this power as it relates to vetoing bills sent by congress, but a parent can also veto a child's decision to go out with their friends.
What was the name of the original name of the English Language, and the tribe that spoke it?
This word is based off the three Germanic tribes that invaded the British Isles in the 5th century AD
"Must not" expresses strongly that you cannot do something, where as "don't have to" means that you can choose not to do something, but that you can do it if you wish
One hundred and twenty three million, four hundred and fifty six thousand, seven hundred and eighty nine
What is the difference between and Copay and a Deductible?
A Co-pay is a flat rate that you pay for certain services covered by your insurance. A Deductible is the percentage you pay of a larger fee where the Insurance Company covers the rest.
A sudden or large number of people or things. Usually overwhelming and intimidating
What did Alan Turing believe is the mark of an intelligent machine?
One that can successfully behave like a human without being recognized as a machine
What is the difference between the modals "Ought to", and "Had better"?
"Had Better" is more personal and is a stronger modal than "Ought to"
When writing, what are two of the three times when you spell out numbers?
1. When they are below 10
2. When they start a sentence
3. When writing a fraction
What is the most important factor in whether you are able to get a loan or not?
Whether or not you have Collateral to offer.
What is the difference between and Broker and an Agent?
A Broker just finds and sells the best insurance policies to customers. An Agent sells the policies, but also manages them for the customer.
DAILY DOUBLE!
When summarizing a paragraph, what are the best practices to convey the meaning behind the words?
Zoom your viewpoint out and take your explanation past the facts to what the author is trying to make you understand or persuade you of.