C.L TEST 101-120

Question 1

101.What is blood?

Answer 1

The fluid circulating through the heart, arteries, veins, and capillaries

Question 2

101. What is blood composed of?

Answer 2

Plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets

Question 3

102. What is botulism?

Answer 3

A severe form of food poisoning, often fatal if not treated quickly

Question 4

102. What is botulism caused by?

Answer 4

A kind of bacterium

Question 5

103. What is the brain?

Answer 5

The central organ in the nervous system, protected by the skull

Question 6

103. What does the brain consist of?

Answer 6

Medulla

Question 7

104. What does the cerebrum contain?

Answer 7

Two hemispheres that control both the left and right side of the brain

Question 8

104. What do the two hemispheres control?

Answer 8

The left side controls the right side of the body and the right side controls the left side of the body

Question 9

105. What is bubonic plague?

Answer 9

A highly contagious disease, usually fatal affecting the lymphatic system

Question 10

105. WhT is bubonic plague caused by?

Answer 10

Bacteria transmitted to humans by rate born fleas

Question 11

106. What is cancer?

Answer 11

A disease characterized by the rapid growth of cells in the body often in the form of a tumor

Question 12

106. What ways can (possibly) treat cancer patients?

Answer 12

Radiation, Chemotherapy, and surgery

Question 13

107. What are capillaries?

Answer 13

The tiny blood vessels throughout the body that connect arteries and veins

Question 14

107.What do capillaries form around?

Answer 14

Body tissues

Question 15

108.What is chicken pox?

Answer 15

A mild but highly contagious disease caused by a virus and characterized by slight fever and the eruption of blisters on the skin

Question 16

108. What is Chicken pox classified as?

Answer 16

A disease of childhood that can be immune to you if you’ve already had this disease

Question 17

109.What is “hold your horses”?

Answer 17

An expression that means to restrain or hold back on ones expression of enthusiasm

Question 18

109. Where was this expression formed?

Answer 18

Most likely in the West

Question 19

110. What does hit the sack mean?

Answer 19

Refers to getting some sleep

Question 20

110. Is this expression commonly used?

Answer 20

Yes

Question 21

112. What does skating on thin ice mean?

Answer 21

Obviously the act stepping onto thin ice would result in possible catastrophe

Question 22

112. When is this used?

Answer 22

To indicate the possibility of error is great and that one should observe caution

Question 23

113. Where did don’t have a cow man, come from?

Answer 23

A favorite of the tv cartoon personality Bart Simpson, but this expression was used long before Bart

Question 24

113. When was this expression created?

Answer 24

Before Bart Simpson

Question 25

114. What does butterflies in ones stomach mean?

Answer 25

To show you are jittery about something or someone

Question 26

114. What does the butterflies in this expression represent?

Answer 26

Nervousness

Question 27

115. What does driving some up the wall mean?

Answer 27

Not in the literal sense. But referred to an annoying person

Question 28

115. Who would be the driver in this expression?

Answer 28

The person who was doing the irritating

Question 29

116. What did this saying originate from?

Answer 29

Yogi Berra

Question 30

116. What is it isn't over until the fat lady sings about?

Answer 30

To indicate that the game isn't over until its over

Question 31

117. What is eyes bigger than ones stomach referenced to?

Answer 31

To want more food than your stomach can handle

Question 32

117. What has this term been extended to?

Answer 32

Wanting more things than you can actually use or wanting more things than one needs

Question 33

118. What was cat got your tongue originated to?

Answer 33

To reflect the reality that cats rarely say very much at all

Question 34

118. What is this referenced to?

Answer 34

Someone who is being overly quiet when a response is expected

Question 35

119. What does the expression fit as a fiddle mean?

Answer 35

The fiddle, being an instrument that sounds best when it is tuned has come to refer to the individual person who is tuned

Question 36

119. Whats another word for tuned?

Answer 36

Fit

Question 37

120. What does you can't cover the sun with one finger mean?

Answer 37

To try and cover up a mistake is not acceptable

Question 38

120, Is the mistake trying to be covered up useless?

Answer 38

Yes