Myanmar History
What is the term used to describe a temple that imitates a natural cave and serves as a place to enshrine a Buddha statue?
Guha
In marketing, what are the four elements of the marketing mix, often referred to as the "4Ps"?
The four elements of the marketing mix are Product, Price, Place, and Promotion
What are the three main types of muscular contractions often involved in exercises, including weightlifting and resistance training?
The three main types of muscular contractions often involved in exercises are concentric, eccentric, and isometric contractions.
What literary device is used when a word imitates the sound it represents, such as "buzz" or "moo"?
The literary device used when a word imitates the sound it represents is called "onomatopoeia."
What does the acronym "ICT" stand for in the context of the ICT IGCSE course?
"ICT" stands for Information and Communication Technology.
In 1297, who was dethroned as the ruler of the Bagan Kingdom, and who replaced him as the nominal ruler?
In 1297, Shwe Nanshin (Dala Myosa Kyawswar) was dethroned as the ruler of the Bagan Kingdom, and he was replaced by Saw Hnit (also known as Saw Ni) as the new ruler of Bagan.
Name the economic concept that refers to the total value of goods and services produced within a country's borders in a specific time period.
The economic concept is Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
What are ligaments?
Ligaments are pieces of connective tissue that connect bones to each other.
What is a thesis statement, and where is it typically found in the essay's structure?
The thesis statement in an argumentative essay presents the main argument or claim that the essay will support. It is typically found in the introduction of the essay.
In the context of databases, what does the term "DBMS" stand for, and what is its role in managing data?
"DBMS" stands for "Database Management System." Its role is to manage, store, and organize data, providing methods for creating, accessing, and modifying databases.
What prompted the Mongol invasion of the Bagan Kingdom in 1283, ultimately leading to the downfall of Bagan?
The Mongol invasion of the Bagan Kingdom in 1283 was prompted by King Narathihapate's refusal to comply with the Mongols' diplomatic demands.
In the context of business ethics, what does CSR stand for, and what does it entail for a company?
CSR stands for Corporate Social Responsibility, which entails a company's commitment to conducting business in an ethical and socially responsible manner, often involving
What are the 3 kinds of joints?
Joints
A joint is a place where 2 bones meet. There are 3 types of joint:
Hinge joints – Works like a door hinge, only allowing movement in one direction.
Ball and socket joints – End of one bone fits into a cup shape in another bone. Allows movement in lots of directions.
Gliding joint (e.g., vertebrae/hand) – Only allows a very small about of movement.
When analyzing a piece of literature, what does it mean to "examine the author's use of tone" and how does it contribute to the understanding of the text?
To "examine the author's use of tone" means to analyze the author's attitude or emotional expression in the text. It contributes to the understanding of the text by revealing the author's intent, mood, or perspective.
What is the purpose of a file extension, and can you provide an example of a commonly used file extension in ICT?
A file extension is a suffix added to the end of a filename to indicate the file's format and the type of data it contains. An example of a file extension is ".pdf" for Adobe PDF files.
What are the 4 key architectural elements mentioned in the description of Shwezigon Pagoda's upper part, which contribute to its distinctive design?
In the context of business finance, what is working capital, and why is it essential for a company's day-to-day operations?
Working capital is the capital available for a company's day-to-day operational expenses. It is calculated by subtracting current liabilities from current assets and is essential for covering short-term financial obligations.
What bone structure protects the brain?
Cranium
Define Round, Flat, Dynamic and Static Characters?
1. **Round Characters:** Complex and multi-dimensional characters who often undergo significant development or change during the story.
2. **Flat Characters:** One-dimensional characters with limited depth, typically not changing throughout the story.
3. **Dynamic Characters:** Characters who experience notable internal or external changes as the story unfolds.
4. **Static Characters:** Characters who remain largely unchanged throughout the story.
In the context of computer networks, what does "LAN" stand for, and how does it differ from "WAN"?
"LAN" stands for "Local Area Network" and is a network of interconnected devices within a limited geographic area. "WAN" stands for "Wide Area Network" and covers a broader geographic area, often connecting LANs over longer distances.
How is light used in Ananda Temple's design to create a unique effect when viewing the Buddha statues?
Ananda Temple's design, light is managed to reach the faces of the standing statues within the pagoda, creating an illusion of a serene and smiling facial expression on the Buddha statues when viewed from a distance.
What is the difference between a sole trader and a partnership as forms of business ownership?
A sole trader is an individual owner of a business, while a partnership involves two or more individuals.
Name the 13 skeletal muscles.
Certainly, here are the 13 main skeletal muscles:
1. Quadriceps
2. Hamstrings
3. Gluteus Maximus
4. Biceps Brachii
5. Triceps Brachii
6. Pectoralis Major
7. Latissimus Dorsi
8. Trapezius
9. Rectus Abdominis
10. Gastrocnemius
11. Soleus
12. Deltoid
13. Serratus Anterior
In literature, what is the term for the narrative perspective in which the story is told from an all-knowing, third-person point of view that can access the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters?
"omniscient point of view" or "third-person omniscient point of view." This narrative perspective allows the narrator to have knowledge of the thoughts, emotions, and experiences of multiple characters in the story.
In computer programming, what is a "loop," and how does it affect the flow of a program?
In computer programming, a "loop" is a control structure that allows a set of instructions to be executed repeatedly. Loops affect the flow of a program by executing certain code blocks multiple times, based on specific conditions.