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physics

Question #1: A large, smooth interface is usually called?


Question #2: what is primarily responsible for imaging the internal structure of of organs?


Question #3: what happen If the number of cycles in a pulse is increased but the wavelength remains the same?


Question #4: Bandwidth refers to:


Question #5: Which of the following is true?


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multiple-choice quiz form

Vocabulary Quiz I

Check the answer to each multiple-coice question, and click on the "Send Form" button to submit the information.

1. The word which means "house" is:
maison
quatre
soleil
poisson

2. The word which means "fish" is:
maison
valise
soleil
poisson

3. The word which means "suitcase" is:
renard
valise
soleil
poisson





Medterm physics quiz

QUIZ

Test your knowledge of Ultrasound phyysic!
1. A large, smooth interface is usually called?
a) specular reflector
b) impedance
c) absorption
d) scattering

2. What interaction of ultrasound and tissue is primarily responsible for imaging the internal structure of organs?
a) scattering
b) specular reflection
c) refraction
d) diffraction

3. If the number of cycles in a pulse is increased but the wavelength remains the same, which of the following is true?
a) The frequency is increased
b) The propagation speed is increased /> c) The pulse duration is increased
d) The period is increased

4. Bandwidth refers to:
a) Number of cycles per pulse
b) Range of frequencies in a pulse
c) Rate of pulse repetition frequency
d) Range of pulse in a frame

5. Which of the following is true?
a) SPTA is always equal to or greater than SPTP
b) SPTP is always equal to or greater than SPTA
c) SATA is always equal to or greater than SATP
d) SPTA is always equal to or greater than SATP

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Java Quiz

Test your knowledge of Java!
1. What is the name of the Java mascot?
a) Luke
b) Duke
c) Nuke
d) Sunny

2. Where is the best place to get Java software?
a) From a can
b) From java.sun.com
c) You have to buy it from Microsoft
d) From your local Star Bucks

3. A 'for' loop in Java looks like this....

b) for i=1 to 5 do
c) repeat...until(i=5)
d) FOR I:=5 DOWNTO 1 DO

4. Which platform can not run Java.
Linux
Windows NT
Commodore 64
Apple Mac

5. 'JMF' stands for:
A pop group of the 90's who had the hit "Unbelievable"
Java Media Framework
Java Messaging Framework
Java Meditation Forum

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Java Quiz

Test your knowledge of Java!
1. What is the name of the Java mascot?
a) Luke
b) Duke
c) Nuke
d) Sunny

2. Where is the best place to get Java software?
a) From a can
b) From java.sun.com
c) You have to buy it from Microsoft
d) From your local Star Bucks

3. A 'for' loop in Java looks like this....

b) for i=1 to 5 do
c) repeat...until(i=5)
d) FOR I:=5 DOWNTO 1 DO

4. Which platform can not run Java.
Linux
Windows NT
Commodore 64
Apple Mac

5. 'JMF' stands for:
A pop group of the 90's who had the hit "Unbelievable"
Java Media Framework
Java Messaging Framework
Java Meditation Forum

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Java Quiz

Test your knowledge of Java!
1. What is the name of the Java mascot?
a) Luke
b) Duke
c) Nuke
d) Sunny

2. Where is the best place to get Java software?
a) From a can
b) From java.sun.com
c) You have to buy it from Microsoft
d) From your local Star Bucks

3. A 'for' loop in Java looks like this....

b) for i=1 to 5 do
c) repeat...until(i=5)
d) FOR I:=5 DOWNTO 1 DO

4. Which platform can not run Java.
Linux
Windows NT
Commodore 64
Apple Mac

5. 'JMF' stands for:
A pop group of the 90's who had the hit "Unbelievable"
Java Media Framework
Java Messaging Framework
Java Meditation Forum

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Example Quiz 1 /* This script and many more are available free online at The JavaScript Source :: http://javascript.internet.com Created by: James Crooke :: http://www.cj-design.com */ var questions = new Array(); var choices = new Array(); var answers = new Array(); var response = new Array(); // To add more questions, just follow the format below. questions[0] = "1) JavaScript is ..."; choices[0] = new Array(); choices[0][0] = "the same as Java"; choices[0][1] = "kind of like Java"; choices[0][2] = "different than Java"; choices[0][3] = "ther written part of Java"; answers[0] = choices[0][2]; questions[1] = "2) JavaScript is ..."; choices[1] = new Array(); choices[1][0] = "subjective"; choices[1][1] = "objective"; choices[1][2] = "evil"; choices[1][3] = "object based"; answers[1] = choices[1][3]; questions[2] = "3) To comment out a line in JavaScript ..."; choices[2] = new Array(); choices[2][0] = "Precede it with two forward slashes, i.e. '//'"; choices[2][1] = "Precede it with an asterisk and a forward slash, i.e. '*/'"; choices[2][2] = "Precede it with an asterisk, i.e. '*'"; choices[2][3] = "Precede it with a forward slash and an asterisk, i.e. '/*'"; answers[2] = choices[2][0]; questions[3] = "4) JavaScript can only run on Windows"; choices[3] = new Array(); choices[3][0] = "True"; choices[3][1] = "False"; answers[3] = choices[3][1]; questions[4] = "5) Semicolons are optional at the end of a JavaScript statement."; choices[4] = new Array(); choices[4][0] = "True"; choices[4][1] = "False"; answers[4] = choices[4][0]; questions[5] = "6) The four basic data types are:"; choices[5] = new Array(); choices[5][0] = "strings, numbers, BooBoos, and nulls"; choices[5][1] = "strings, text, Booleans, and nulls"; choices[5][2] = "strings, numbers, Booleans, and nulls"; choices[5][3] = "strings, numbers, Booleans, and zeros"; answers[5] = choices[5][2]; // response for getting 100% response[0] = "Excellent, top marks!"; // response for getting 90% or more response[1] = "Excellent, try again to get 100%!" // response for getting 70% or more response[2] = "Well done, that is a good score, can you do better?"; // response for getting over 50% response[3] = "Nice one, you got more than half of the questions right, can you do better?"; // response for getting 40% or more response[4] = "You got some questions right, you can do better!"; // response for getting 20% or more response[5] = "You didn't do too well, why not try again!?"; // response for getting 10% or more response[6] = "That was pretty poor! Try again to improve!"; // response for getting 9% or less response[7] = "Oh dear, I think you need to go back to school (or try again)!";

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Example Quiz 1
  1. HTML stands for: How To Make Lines Hungry Men Talk Lots HyperText Markup Language Hyper Talk Machine Language
  2. The capital of Missourri is: St. Louis Jefferson City Missourri City Omaha
  3. A B C
  4. The of an object is the same anywhere in the universe.

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  1. HTML stands for: How To Make Lines Hungry Men Talk Lots HyperText Markup Language Hyper Talk Machine Language
  2. The capital of Missourri is: St. Louis Jefferson City Missourri City Omaha
  3. A B C
  4. The of an object is the same anywhere in the universe.

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Example Quiz 1
  1. HTML stands for: How To Make Lines Hungry Men Talk Lots HyperText Markup Language Hyper Talk Machine Language
  2. The capital of Missourri is: St. Louis Jefferson City Missourri City Omaha
  3. A B C
  4. The of an object is the same anywhere in the universe.

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Example Quiz 1
  1. HTML stands for: How To Make Lines Hungry Men Talk Lots HyperText Markup Language Hyper Talk Machine Language
  2. The capital of Missourri is: St. Louis Jefferson City Missourri City Omaha
  3. A B C
  4. The of an object is the same anywhere in the universe.

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Java Quiz

Test your knowledge of Java!
1. What is the name of the Java mascot?
a) Luke
b) Duke
c) Nuke
d) Sunny

2. Where is the best place to get Java software?
a) From a can
b) From java.sun.com
c) You have to buy it from Microsoft
d) From your local Star Bucks

3. A 'for' loop in Java looks like this....

b) for i=1 to 5 do
c) repeat...until(i=5)
d) FOR I:=5 DOWNTO 1 DO

4. Which platform can not run Java.
Linux
Windows NT
Commodore 64
Apple Mac

5. 'JMF' stands for:
A pop group of the 90's who had the hit "Unbelievable"
Java Media Framework
Java Messaging Framework
Java Meditation Forum

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Java Quiz

Test your knowledge of Java!
1. What is the name of the Java mascot?
a) Luke
b) Duke
c) Nuke
d) Sunny

2. Where is the best place to get Java software?
a) From a can
b) From java.sun.com
c) You have to buy it from Microsoft
d) From your local Star Bucks

3. A 'for' loop in Java looks like this....

b) for i=1 to 5 do
c) repeat...until(i=5)
d) FOR I:=5 DOWNTO 1 DO

4. Which platform can not run Java.
Linux
Windows NT
Commodore 64
Apple Mac

5. 'JMF' stands for:
A pop group of the 90's who had the hit "Unbelievable"
Java Media Framework
Java Messaging Framework
Java Meditation Forum

Thursday, February 11, 2010



http://javascript.internet.com/miscellaneous/multi-quiz.zip



/* This script and many more are available free online at
The JavaScript Source :: http://javascript.internet.com
Created by: James Crooke :: http://www.cj-design.com */

var useranswers = new Array();
var answered = 0;

function renderQuiz() {
for(i=0;i' + questions[i] + '

');
for(j=0;j
');
}
}
document.writeln('

Correct!Incorrect!

');
}
function resetQuiz(showConfirm) {
if(showConfirm)
if(!confirm("Are you sure you want to reset your answers and start from the beginning?"))
return false;
document.location = document.location;
}
function submitAnswer(questionId, obj, classId, labelId) {
useranswers[questionId] = obj.value;
document.getElementById(labelId).style.fontWeight = "bold";
disableQuestion(classId);
showResult(questionId);
answered++;
}
function showResult(questionId) {
if(answers[questionId] == useranswers[questionId]) {
document.getElementById('result_' + questionId).innerHTML = 'Correct!';
} else {
document.getElementById('result_' + questionId).innerHTML = 'Incorrect!';
}
}
function showScore() {
if(answered != answers.length) {
alert("You have not answered all of the questions yet!");
return false;
}
questionCount = answers.length;
correct = 0;
incorrect = 0;
for(i=0;i= 90)
alertMsg += response[1];
else if(pc >= 70)
alertMsg += response[2];
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alertMsg += response[3];
else if(pc >= 40)
alertMsg += response[4];
else if(pc >= 20)
alertMsg += response[5];
else if(pc >= 10)
alertMsg += response[6];
else
alertMsg += response[7];
if(pc < 100) { if(confirm(alertMsg)) resetQuiz(false); else return false; } else { alert(alertMsg); } } function disableQuestion(classId) { var alltags=document.all? document.all : document.getElementsByTagName("*") for (i=0; i







/* This script and many more are available free online at
The JavaScript Source :: http://javascript.internet.com
Created by: James Crooke :: http://www.cj-design.com */

var questions = new Array();
var choices = new Array();
var answers = new Array();
var response = new Array();

// To add more questions, just follow the format below.

questions[0] = "1) JavaScript is ...";
choices[0] = new Array();
choices[0][0] = "the same as Java";
choices[0][1] = "kind of like Java";
choices[0][2] = "different than Java";
choices[0][3] = "ther written part of Java";
answers[0] = choices[0][2];

questions[1] = "2) JavaScript is ...";
choices[1] = new Array();
choices[1][0] = "subjective";
choices[1][1] = "objective";
choices[1][2] = "evil";
choices[1][3] = "object based";
answers[1] = choices[1][3];

questions[2] = "3) To comment out a line in JavaScript ...";
choices[2] = new Array();
choices[2][0] = "Precede it with two forward slashes, i.e. '//'";
choices[2][1] = "Precede it with an asterisk and a forward slash, i.e. '*/'";
choices[2][2] = "Precede it with an asterisk, i.e. '*'";
choices[2][3] = "Precede it with a forward slash and an asterisk, i.e. '/*'";
answers[2] = choices[2][0];

questions[3] = "4) JavaScript can only run on Windows";
choices[3] = new Array();
choices[3][0] = "True";
choices[3][1] = "False";
answers[3] = choices[3][1];

questions[4] = "5) Semicolons are optional at the end of a JavaScript statement.";
choices[4] = new Array();
choices[4][0] = "True";
choices[4][1] = "False";
answers[4] = choices[4][0];

questions[5] = "6) The four basic data types are:";
choices[5] = new Array();
choices[5][0] = "strings, numbers, BooBoos, and nulls";
choices[5][1] = "strings, text, Booleans, and nulls";
choices[5][2] = "strings, numbers, Booleans, and nulls";
choices[5][3] = "strings, numbers, Booleans, and zeros";
answers[5] = choices[5][2];

// response for getting 100%
response[0] = "Excellent, top marks!";
// response for getting 90% or more
response[1] = "Excellent, try again to get 100%!"
// response for getting 70% or more
response[2] = "Well done, that is a good score, can you do better?";
// response for getting over 50%
response[3] = "Nice one, you got more than half of the questions right, can you do better?";
// response for getting 40% or more
response[4] = "You got some questions right, you can do better!";
// response for getting 20% or more
response[5] = "You didn't do too well, why not try again!?";
// response for getting 10% or more
response[6] = "That was pretty poor! Try again to improve!";
// response for getting 9% or less
response[7] = "Oh dear, I think you need to go back to school (or try again)!";













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