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what is an inverse ? recall that a number multiplied by its inverse equals 1 . from basic arithmetic we know that : the inverse of a number a is 1/a since a * 1/a = 1 e.g . the inverse of 5 is 1/5 * all real numbers other than 0 have an inverse multiplying a number by the inverse of a is equivalent to dividing by a e.g... | the modular inverse of a ( mod c ) is a^-1 ( a * a^-1 ) ≡ 1 ( mod c ) or equivalently ( a * a^-1 ) mod c = 1 only the numbers coprime to c ( numbers that share no prime factors with c ) have a modular inverse ( mod c ) how to find a modular inverse a naive method of finding a modular inverse for a ( mod c ) is : step 1... | a equivalence b % c is equivalent to a = c*k + b for some integer k.how can we use equals to ( = ) here ? |
what is an inverse ? recall that a number multiplied by its inverse equals 1 . from basic arithmetic we know that : the inverse of a number a is 1/a since a * 1/a = 1 e.g . the inverse of 5 is 1/5 * all real numbers other than 0 have an inverse multiplying a number by the inverse of a is equivalent to dividing by a e.g... | calculate a * b mod c for b values 0 through c-1**** 3 * 0 ≡ 0 ( mod 7 ) 3 * 1 ≡ 3 ( mod 7 ) 3 * 2 ≡ 6 ( mod 7 ) 3 * 3 ≡ 9 ≡ 2 ( mod 7 ) 3 * 4 ≡ 12 ≡ 5 ( mod 7 ) 3 * 5 ≡ 15 ( mod 7 ) ≡ 1 ( mod 7 ) & lt ; -- -- -- found inverse ! 3 * 6 ≡ 18 ( mod 7 ) ≡ 4 ( mod 7 ) step 2 . the modular inverse of a mod c is the b value ... | can this same idea be used when finding the inverse of a matrix with mod 26 for example ? |
what is an inverse ? recall that a number multiplied by its inverse equals 1 . from basic arithmetic we know that : the inverse of a number a is 1/a since a * 1/a = 1 e.g . the inverse of 5 is 1/5 * all real numbers other than 0 have an inverse multiplying a number by the inverse of a is equivalent to dividing by a e.g... | the modular inverse of a mod c is the b value that makes a * b mod c = 1 no value of b makes a * b mod c = 1 . therefore , a has no modular inverse ( mod 6 ) . this is because 2 is not coprime to 6 ( they share the prime factor 2 ) . | what is the general format to find modular inverse ? |
what is an inverse ? recall that a number multiplied by its inverse equals 1 . from basic arithmetic we know that : the inverse of a number a is 1/a since a * 1/a = 1 e.g . the inverse of 5 is 1/5 * all real numbers other than 0 have an inverse multiplying a number by the inverse of a is equivalent to dividing by a e.g... | the modular inverse of a mod c is the b value that makes a * b mod c = 1 no value of b makes a * b mod c = 1 . therefore , a has no modular inverse ( mod 6 ) . this is because 2 is not coprime to 6 ( they share the prime factor 2 ) . | does a number only have one unique modular inverse ? |
what is an inverse ? recall that a number multiplied by its inverse equals 1 . from basic arithmetic we know that : the inverse of a number a is 1/a since a * 1/a = 1 e.g . the inverse of 5 is 1/5 * all real numbers other than 0 have an inverse multiplying a number by the inverse of a is equivalent to dividing by a e.g... | the modular inverse of a mod c is the b value that makes a * b mod c = 1 no value of b makes a * b mod c = 1 . therefore , a has no modular inverse ( mod 6 ) . this is because 2 is not coprime to 6 ( they share the prime factor 2 ) . | how can i prove that there is not more than one possible modular inverse ? |
what is an inverse ? recall that a number multiplied by its inverse equals 1 . from basic arithmetic we know that : the inverse of a number a is 1/a since a * 1/a = 1 e.g . the inverse of 5 is 1/5 * all real numbers other than 0 have an inverse multiplying a number by the inverse of a is equivalent to dividing by a e.g... | the modular inverse of a mod c is the b value that makes a * b mod c = 1 no value of b makes a * b mod c = 1 . therefore , a has no modular inverse ( mod 6 ) . this is because 2 is not coprime to 6 ( they share the prime factor 2 ) . | modular inverse of 121 mod 26 = ? |
what is an inverse ? recall that a number multiplied by its inverse equals 1 . from basic arithmetic we know that : the inverse of a number a is 1/a since a * 1/a = 1 e.g . the inverse of 5 is 1/5 * all real numbers other than 0 have an inverse multiplying a number by the inverse of a is equivalent to dividing by a e.g... | this method seems slow ... there is a much faster method for finding the inverse of a ( mod c ) that we will discuss in the next articles on the extended euclidean algorithm . first , let 's do some exercises ! | where is the extended euclidean alrgorithm page ? |
background multivariable functions derivatives integration graphs are not the only way if you have a single-variable function , like the one below , it 's common to visualize it using a graph . $ f ( x ) = -\dfrac { 1 } { 2 } x^2 +2x+3 $ however , it 's important to remember that graphs are not the same thing as functi... | five different visualizations in the next several articles , we 'll go through five different ways to visualize multivariable functions . here we 'll just get a taste for each one . in each of the following descriptions , `` input space '' and `` output space '' refer to where the input and output of a function live . ... | would one input and multiple outputs be considered a multivariable function ? |
background multivariable functions derivatives integration graphs are not the only way if you have a single-variable function , like the one below , it 's common to visualize it using a graph . $ f ( x ) = -\dfrac { 1 } { 2 } x^2 +2x+3 $ however , it 's important to remember that graphs are not the same thing as functi... | vector fields . these apply to functions whose input space and output space have the same number of dimensions . for example , functions with two-dimensional inputs and two-dimensional outputs , or three-dimensional inputs and three-dimensional outputs can be used with vector fields . | can someone name some examples of the different dimensions of output and input ? |
background multivariable functions derivatives integration graphs are not the only way if you have a single-variable function , like the one below , it 's common to visualize it using a graph . $ f ( x ) = -\dfrac { 1 } { 2 } x^2 +2x+3 $ however , it 's important to remember that graphs are not the same thing as functi... | in physics , for example , it 's common to compute the `` work '' done on an object by some force using an integral , but there 's not always a clear way to view that `` work '' as any kind of area . five different visualizations in the next several articles , we 'll go through five different ways to visualize multivar... | what are other examples of ways to visualize functions ? |
background multivariable functions derivatives integration graphs are not the only way if you have a single-variable function , like the one below , it 's common to visualize it using a graph . $ f ( x ) = -\dfrac { 1 } { 2 } x^2 +2x+3 $ however , it 's important to remember that graphs are not the same thing as functi... | in physics , for example , it 's common to compute the `` work '' done on an object by some force using an integral , but there 's not always a clear way to view that `` work '' as any kind of area . five different visualizations in the next several articles , we 'll go through five different ways to visualize multivar... | what will be the best visualization tool for above five different visualizations ? |
background multivariable functions derivatives integration graphs are not the only way if you have a single-variable function , like the one below , it 's common to visualize it using a graph . $ f ( x ) = -\dfrac { 1 } { 2 } x^2 +2x+3 $ however , it 's important to remember that graphs are not the same thing as functi... | these have the benefit of applying to any function , no matter the dimension of the input and output space . however , the downside is that they can only be represented using an animation or a schematic drawing . as such , they are most useful for gaining a conceptual understanding of what a function is doing , but are... | what software i can use to make a transformation animation ? |
background multivariable functions derivatives integration graphs are not the only way if you have a single-variable function , like the one below , it 's common to visualize it using a graph . $ f ( x ) = -\dfrac { 1 } { 2 } x^2 +2x+3 $ however , it 's important to remember that graphs are not the same thing as functi... | these apply to functions whose input space and output space have the same number of dimensions . for example , functions with two-dimensional inputs and two-dimensional outputs , or three-dimensional inputs and three-dimensional outputs can be used with vector fields . transformations . | what are ways to visualize functions with 4 or more inputs and outputs ? |
what are improper integrals ? improper integrals are definite integrals that cover an unbounded area . one type of improper integrals are integrals where at least one of the endpoints is extended to infinity . for example , $ \displaystyle\int_1^\infty \dfrac { 1 } { x^2 } \ , dx $ is an improper integral . it can be v... | check out this video . practice set 1 : evaluating improper integrals with unbounded endpoints let 's evaluate , for example , the improper integral $ \displaystyle\int_1^\infty \dfrac { 1 } { x^2 } \ , dx $ . as mentioned above , it 's useful to view this integral as the limit $ \displaystyle\lim_ { b\to\infty } \int_... | how can i know if the improper integral is divergent ? |
what are improper integrals ? improper integrals are definite integrals that cover an unbounded area . one type of improper integrals are integrals where at least one of the endpoints is extended to infinity . for example , $ \displaystyle\int_1^\infty \dfrac { 1 } { x^2 } \ , dx $ is an improper integral . it can be v... | another type of improper integrals are integrals whose endpoints are finite , but the integrated function is unbounded at one ( or two ) of the endpoints . for example , $ \displaystyle\int_0^1 \dfrac { 1 } { \sqrt x } \ , dx $ is an improper integral . it can be viewed as the limit $ \displaystyle\lim_ { a\to0^+ } \in... | is the integral from -1 to 1 of of 1/x equal to 0 ? |
what are improper integrals ? improper integrals are definite integrals that cover an unbounded area . one type of improper integrals are integrals where at least one of the endpoints is extended to infinity . for example , $ \displaystyle\int_1^\infty \dfrac { 1 } { x^2 } \ , dx $ is an improper integral . it can be v... | it can be viewed as the limit $ \displaystyle\lim_ { a\to0^+ } \int_a^1\dfrac { 1 } { \sqrt x } \ , dx $ . an unbounded area that is n't infinite ? ! is that for real ? ! | is this ( cancelling out equal but opposite sized infinite regions ) allowed for integrating all unbounded odd functions ? |
key points price ceilings prevent a price from rising above a certain level . when a price ceiling is set below the equilibrium price , quantity demanded will exceed quantity supplied , and excess demand or shortages will result . price floors prevent a price from falling below a certain level . when a price floor is s... | why exactly does a price ceiling cause a shortage ? does a price ceiling change the equilibrium price ? what would be the impact of imposing a price floor below the equilibrium price ? | what if government fixed the price ceiling and price floor ? |
key points price ceilings prevent a price from rising above a certain level . when a price ceiling is set below the equilibrium price , quantity demanded will exceed quantity supplied , and excess demand or shortages will result . price floors prevent a price from falling below a certain level . when a price floor is s... | why exactly does a price ceiling cause a shortage ? does a price ceiling change the equilibrium price ? what would be the impact of imposing a price floor below the equilibrium price ? | what are the likely effects on the imposition by the government of i ) a maximum price of a commodity and ii ) a minimum price of the same commodity ? |
key points price ceilings prevent a price from rising above a certain level . when a price ceiling is set below the equilibrium price , quantity demanded will exceed quantity supplied , and excess demand or shortages will result . price floors prevent a price from falling below a certain level . when a price floor is s... | why exactly does a price ceiling cause a shortage ? does a price ceiling change the equilibrium price ? what would be the impact of imposing a price floor below the equilibrium price ? | - this question is related to price ceiling and price floors right ? |
key points price ceilings prevent a price from rising above a certain level . when a price ceiling is set below the equilibrium price , quantity demanded will exceed quantity supplied , and excess demand or shortages will result . price floors prevent a price from falling below a certain level . when a price floor is s... | why exactly does a price ceiling cause a shortage ? does a price ceiling change the equilibrium price ? what would be the impact of imposing a price floor below the equilibrium price ? | in what situation that the government will set a price floor ( price ceiling ) that is below ( above ) the equilibrium level ? |
key points price ceilings prevent a price from rising above a certain level . when a price ceiling is set below the equilibrium price , quantity demanded will exceed quantity supplied , and excess demand or shortages will result . price floors prevent a price from falling below a certain level . when a price floor is s... | we can take a look at the demand and supply model below to understand better the effects of a government program that creates a price above the equilibrium . this particular model represents the market for wheat in europe . in the absence of government intervention , the price of wheat would adjust so that the quantity... | like giving the excess of wheat bought by the european government to the poor in africa ? |
the qur'an : from recitation to book the qur'an is the sacred text of islam , consisting of the divine revelation to the prophet muhammad in arabic . over the course of the first century and a half of islam , the form of the manuscript was adapted to suit the dignity and splendor of this divine revelation . however , t... | the qur'an : from recitation to book the qur'an is the sacred text of islam , consisting of the divine revelation to the prophet muhammad in arabic . over the course of the first century and a half of islam , the form of the manuscript was adapted to suit the dignity and splendor of this divine revelation . | what is the difference between quran and koran ? |
the qur'an : from recitation to book the qur'an is the sacred text of islam , consisting of the divine revelation to the prophet muhammad in arabic . over the course of the first century and a half of islam , the form of the manuscript was adapted to suit the dignity and splendor of this divine revelation . however , t... | they could emphasize individual words and balance the widths of lines of different length by elongating certain letters horizontally ( a technique known as mashq ) . they could also adjust spacing between words and letters , and even split words between two lines , in order to balance positive and negative space across... | could the spacing within words be used to indicate emphasis or tempo ? |
the qur'an : from recitation to book the qur'an is the sacred text of islam , consisting of the divine revelation to the prophet muhammad in arabic . over the course of the first century and a half of islam , the form of the manuscript was adapted to suit the dignity and splendor of this divine revelation . however , t... | other folios that appear to be from the same qur'an survive in the chester beatty library ( dublin ) , the topkapı palace museum and the museum of turkish and islamic art ( istanbul ) , and the national museum of syria ( damascus ) . one page includes an inscription , which states that ʿabd al-munʿim ibn aḥmad donated ... | the text says that the bifolium was given to the great mosque of damascus in 298 a.h. what would a.h. mean ? |
the qur'an : from recitation to book the qur'an is the sacred text of islam , consisting of the divine revelation to the prophet muhammad in arabic . over the course of the first century and a half of islam , the form of the manuscript was adapted to suit the dignity and splendor of this divine revelation . however , t... | over the course of the first century and a half of islam , the form of the manuscript was adapted to suit the dignity and splendor of this divine revelation . however , the word qur'an , which means “ recitation , ” suggests that manuscripts were of secondary importance to oral tradition . in fact , the 114 suras ( or ... | is it clear wether these spacings in the mashq had anything to with a cadence of recitation , like in poetry or music ? |
two-way tables organize data based on two categorical variables . two way frequency tables two-way frequency tables show how many data points fit in each category . here 's an example : preference | male | female - | : - : | : - : | : - : | prefers dogs | $ 36 $ | $ 22 $ prefers cats | $ 8 $ | $ 26 $ no preference | $ ... | preference | male | female - | : - : | : - : | : - : prefers dogs | $ 36 $ | $ 22 $ prefers cats | $ 8 $ | $ 26 $ no preference | $ 2 $ | $ 6 $ total | $ 46 $ | $ 54 $ step 2 : divide each cell count by its column total and convert to a percentage . preference | male | female - | : - : | : - : | : - : prefers dogs | $ ... | why would someone have the columns add up to 100 % instead of having the rows add up to 100 % ? |
“ our north is the south. ” so joaquín torres-garcía proudly announced in 1935 in the school of the south manifesto , in which he articulated his ideas about the direction of uruguayan , and indeed all latin american art . torres-garcía upended traditional hierarchical structures by defining the art of south america on... | as a result of their ancient origins and timeless quality , torres-garcía held that these were universal symbols . in the gate of the sun at tiwanaku ( above ) , the sun god faces out from the top of the gate with rays around his face . pre-columbian symbols here joined the great art of ancient civilizations , along wi... | or , is the barbed wire part of the installation , which is the gate , or , is has the barbed wire been added for the occasion of the photograph in order to become another work of art ? |
overview the congress for racial equality ( core ) was formed in 1942 as an interracial organization committed to achieving integration through nonviolent direct action and civil disobedience . the student nonviolent coordinating committee ( sncc ) , formed in 1960 , focused on mobilizing local communities in nonviolen... | in 1966 stokely carmichael was elected to head sncc . carmichael embraced the black power movement , which included black separatism and the use of violence in self-defense . in june 1966 , carmichael declared at a rally that “ 1966 is the year of the concept of black power . | how is `` the use of violence in self-defense , '' viewed differently from `` non-violence '' ? |
overview the congress for racial equality ( core ) was formed in 1942 as an interracial organization committed to achieving integration through nonviolent direct action and civil disobedience . the student nonviolent coordinating committee ( sncc ) , formed in 1960 , focused on mobilizing local communities in nonviolen... | in what ways did student voices advance the movement for civil rights ? in what ways might college-aged students ’ perspectives have been limited ? what were the successes and challenges of the direct action , nonviolent protest strategy that both core and sncc employed in the early 1960s ? | in what ways might college aged students ' perspectives have been limited ? |
key points the vast majority of earth 's water is saltwater found in oceans . only a tiny fraction is readily accessible freshwater , which is what humans need . water found at the earth 's surface can cycle rapidly , but much of earth 's water lies in ice , oceans , and underground reservoirs ; this water cycles slowl... | groundwater reservoirs , or aquifers , are usually the source of drinking or irrigation water drawn up through wells . today , many aquifers are being used up faster than they 're renewed by water that moves down from above . the water cycle drives other cycles . | i am wondering , how can we empty aquifers faster than they replenish ? |
key points the vast majority of earth 's water is saltwater found in oceans . only a tiny fraction is readily accessible freshwater , which is what humans need . water found at the earth 's surface can cycle rapidly , but much of earth 's water lies in ice , oceans , and underground reservoirs ; this water cycles slowl... | so , you—like most land animals—need a reliable supply of fresh water to survive . of the water on earth , 97.5 % is salt water . of the remaining water , over 99 % is in the form of underground water or ice . | or is the water that we use from these aquifers raining down , or flowing down , into other areas or the ocean ? |
key points the vast majority of earth 's water is saltwater found in oceans . only a tiny fraction is readily accessible freshwater , which is what humans need . water found at the earth 's surface can cycle rapidly , but much of earth 's water lies in ice , oceans , and underground reservoirs ; this water cycles slowl... | water in oceans , underground , and in the form of ice tends to cycle very slowly . only surface water cycles rapidly . the water cycle the water cycle is driven by the sun ’ s energy . the sun warms the ocean surface and other surface water , causing liquid water to evaporate and ice to sublime—turn directly from a so... | can water pollutants and air pollutants interfere with the water cycle and the ecosystem around it ? |
key points the vast majority of earth 's water is saltwater found in oceans . only a tiny fraction is readily accessible freshwater , which is what humans need . water found at the earth 's surface can cycle rapidly , but much of earth 's water lies in ice , oceans , and underground reservoirs ; this water cycles slowl... | water : why does it matter ? water is pretty darn important for living things . your body is more than one-half water , and if we were to take a look at your cells , we ’ d find they were over 70 % water ! so , you—like most land animals—need a reliable supply of fresh water to survive . | living organisms only last one week in our body before it is replaced ? |
key points the vast majority of earth 's water is saltwater found in oceans . only a tiny fraction is readily accessible freshwater , which is what humans need . water found at the earth 's surface can cycle rapidly , but much of earth 's water lies in ice , oceans , and underground reservoirs ; this water cycles slowl... | these sun-driven processes move water into the atmosphere in the form of water vapor . over time , water vapor in the atmosphere condenses into clouds and eventually falls as precipitation , rain or snow . when precipitation reaches earth 's surface , it has a few options : it may evaporate again , flow over the surfac... | what is the role of moisture for bringing rain ? |
key points the vast majority of earth 's water is saltwater found in oceans . only a tiny fraction is readily accessible freshwater , which is what humans need . water found at the earth 's surface can cycle rapidly , but much of earth 's water lies in ice , oceans , and underground reservoirs ; this water cycles slowl... | these sun-driven processes move water into the atmosphere in the form of water vapor . over time , water vapor in the atmosphere condenses into clouds and eventually falls as precipitation , rain or snow . when precipitation reaches earth 's surface , it has a few options : it may evaporate again , flow over the surfac... | does low pressure or high pressure affect the amount of rain ? |
key points the vast majority of earth 's water is saltwater found in oceans . only a tiny fraction is readily accessible freshwater , which is what humans need . water found at the earth 's surface can cycle rapidly , but much of earth 's water lies in ice , oceans , and underground reservoirs ; this water cycles slowl... | so , you—like most land animals—need a reliable supply of fresh water to survive . of the water on earth , 97.5 % is salt water . of the remaining water , over 99 % is in the form of underground water or ice . | how large a percentage of the water on earth is in biospheric ( in living organisms ) form ? |
key points the vast majority of earth 's water is saltwater found in oceans . only a tiny fraction is readily accessible freshwater , which is what humans need . water found at the earth 's surface can cycle rapidly , but much of earth 's water lies in ice , oceans , and underground reservoirs ; this water cycles slowl... | water in oceans , underground , and in the form of ice tends to cycle very slowly . only surface water cycles rapidly . the water cycle the water cycle is driven by the sun ’ s energy . the sun warms the ocean surface and other surface water , causing liquid water to evaporate and ice to sublime—turn directly from a so... | i was wondering , how are various organisms part of the cycle , and how do they recycle water in the ecosystem and biosphere ? |
key points the vast majority of earth 's water is saltwater found in oceans . only a tiny fraction is readily accessible freshwater , which is what humans need . water found at the earth 's surface can cycle rapidly , but much of earth 's water lies in ice , oceans , and underground reservoirs ; this water cycles slowl... | these sun-driven processes move water into the atmosphere in the form of water vapor . over time , water vapor in the atmosphere condenses into clouds and eventually falls as precipitation , rain or snow . when precipitation reaches earth 's surface , it has a few options : it may evaporate again , flow over the surfac... | why is clouds white colour ? |
key points the vast majority of earth 's water is saltwater found in oceans . only a tiny fraction is readily accessible freshwater , which is what humans need . water found at the earth 's surface can cycle rapidly , but much of earth 's water lies in ice , oceans , and underground reservoirs ; this water cycles slowl... | water in oceans , underground , and in the form of ice tends to cycle very slowly . only surface water cycles rapidly . the water cycle the water cycle is driven by the sun ’ s energy . the sun warms the ocean surface and other surface water , causing liquid water to evaporate and ice to sublime—turn directly from a so... | what are the essential elements of the water cycle ? |
key points the vast majority of earth 's water is saltwater found in oceans . only a tiny fraction is readily accessible freshwater , which is what humans need . water found at the earth 's surface can cycle rapidly , but much of earth 's water lies in ice , oceans , and underground reservoirs ; this water cycles slowl... | water in oceans , underground , and in the form of ice tends to cycle very slowly . only surface water cycles rapidly . the water cycle the water cycle is driven by the sun ’ s energy . the sun warms the ocean surface and other surface water , causing liquid water to evaporate and ice to sublime—turn directly from a so... | how do aquifers help the water cycle ? |
key points the vast majority of earth 's water is saltwater found in oceans . only a tiny fraction is readily accessible freshwater , which is what humans need . water found at the earth 's surface can cycle rapidly , but much of earth 's water lies in ice , oceans , and underground reservoirs ; this water cycles slowl... | water in oceans , underground , and in the form of ice tends to cycle very slowly . only surface water cycles rapidly . the water cycle the water cycle is driven by the sun ’ s energy . the sun warms the ocean surface and other surface water , causing liquid water to evaporate and ice to sublime—turn directly from a so... | what 's the water cycle formula ? |
key points the vast majority of earth 's water is saltwater found in oceans . only a tiny fraction is readily accessible freshwater , which is what humans need . water found at the earth 's surface can cycle rapidly , but much of earth 's water lies in ice , oceans , and underground reservoirs ; this water cycles slowl... | key points the vast majority of earth 's water is saltwater found in oceans . only a tiny fraction is readily accessible freshwater , which is what humans need . | difference between `` percolation '' and `` infiltration '' ? |
key points the vast majority of earth 's water is saltwater found in oceans . only a tiny fraction is readily accessible freshwater , which is what humans need . water found at the earth 's surface can cycle rapidly , but much of earth 's water lies in ice , oceans , and underground reservoirs ; this water cycles slowl... | so , you—like most land animals—need a reliable supply of fresh water to survive . of the water on earth , 97.5 % is salt water . of the remaining water , over 99 % is in the form of underground water or ice . | when erosion is happening and water is causing it , does the water go in a different direction every time ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally religious books that reflect the canon , doctrine and practices of christianity , though there are jewish and muslim books and other types of books that survive from this time period as well . the codex vs the scroll a medieval manuscript is a codex (... | what is the date of the earliest illustrated manuscript ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | though normally only available to scholars , many museums and libraries put some of their manuscript treasures on display . digitizing , or creating high quality digital images of manuscripts , is increasingly common and these images are normally available on the internet , furthering the study of these medieval books ... | were the images not found in the original and added by later copyists after iconoclasm ended ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | some monks traveled to distant monasteries to view and copy books to bring back to their own monastery 's library . fires destroyed many medieval libraries and the books they housed . because of this and other accidents of history , not all texts survived the middle ages . | how many of the surviving medieval books are novels ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | this process of copying and disseminating books was essential to the preservation of knowledge . some monks traveled to distant monasteries to view and copy books to bring back to their own monastery 's library . fires destroyed many medieval libraries and the books they housed . | were novels around back then ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | these books are highly interactive . nearly all medieval manuscripts provide ample space in the margins for readers ' notes and comments . in this way , illuminated manuscripts are different from other types of media in that they provided spaces for readers to record their reactions to image and text . | so that 's my question- did every literate reader have the right to make these notes ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | books & amp ; christianity books were essential to the practice of christianity . medieval christian missionaries , such as st. augustine of canterbury , brought books with them as they traveled from place to place preaching and establishing new churches . the gospel book of st. augustine survives today in the parker l... | does anyone know what 's st. augustine 's main argument about human will ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . | what were the manuscripts made out of ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | a series of images illustrating the life of christ prefaces the text and each book of the gospels begins with an illustration detailing the events unique to that gospel , though some of these are now lost . illustrations the oldest illuminated manuscripts are among the oldest manuscripts in existence . the illustration... | what language were the manuscripts written in ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | would another reason for the function of illustrated manuscripts be because in the middle ages most people were illiterate ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . | ok so in the second picture what is the deal with the winged ox ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | because of this and other accidents of history , not all texts survived the middle ages . the name of the rose , a novel by umberto eco , imagines such a fate for aristotle 's lost work on poetics . books & amp ; christianity books were essential to the practice of christianity . | in the 5th paragraph when we are talking about `` the name of the rose , a novel by umberto eco '' is there any link between that book and the movie starring sean connery ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | because of this and other accidents of history , not all texts survived the middle ages . the name of the rose , a novel by umberto eco , imagines such a fate for aristotle 's lost work on poetics . books & amp ; christianity books were essential to the practice of christianity . | and if yes is the movie slightly close to that original novel ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | a slow and laborious process recording and disseminating information is quick and easy today , but in the middle ages this process was slow and laborious . monastery libraries housed most books and all books were copied by hand , usually by monks . this process of copying and disseminating books was essential to the pr... | when did monks first begin writing books by hand ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | a series of images illustrating the life of christ prefaces the text and each book of the gospels begins with an illustration detailing the events unique to that gospel , though some of these are now lost . illustrations the oldest illuminated manuscripts are among the oldest manuscripts in existence . the illustration... | did these manuscripts help the split to take place ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | the codex vs the scroll a medieval manuscript is a codex ( pl . codices ) , meaning a book made of pages bound between two boards . ancient scribes wrote on scrolls that were stored in boxes . | my question is this - was the bible the most circulated book of this time ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | a series of images illustrating the life of christ prefaces the text and each book of the gospels begins with an illustration detailing the events unique to that gospel , though some of these are now lost . illustrations the oldest illuminated manuscripts are among the oldest manuscripts in existence . the illustration... | did the scribes and monks also copy illuminated manuscripts ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally religious books that reflect the canon , doctrine and practices of christianity , though there are jewish and muslim books and other types of books that survive from this time... | if so , were the illuminations removed to save time , changed to suit the needs of the time , or fairly accurately reproduced ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | the pages of codices , on the other hand , are protected by their covers and have a much greater chance for survival . thus , medieval books survive in large numbers . where to see medieval manuscripts the bibliothèque nationale de france in paris and the british library in london house the world 's largest collections... | how long did it take for one of these medieval manuscripts to get written , and why did the priests and other religious members of society be often the only ones who could read and gain knowledge ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | the codex vs the scroll a medieval manuscript is a codex ( pl . codices ) , meaning a book made of pages bound between two boards . ancient scribes wrote on scrolls that were stored in boxes . | how long did it take the monks to make a book ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | codices ) , meaning a book made of pages bound between two boards . ancient scribes wrote on scrolls that were stored in boxes . these ancient scrolls only survive in occasional fragments , as a scroll is especially vulnerable to physical degradation . | how many scrolls are around today ? |
what survives more medieval books survive from the middle ages than any other artistic medium . scholars refer to the hand-made books of the middle ages as manuscripts . books that contain artistic decoration are called illuminated manuscripts . manuscripts that survive from the european middle ages are generally relig... | a series of images illustrating the life of christ prefaces the text and each book of the gospels begins with an illustration detailing the events unique to that gospel , though some of these are now lost . illustrations the oldest illuminated manuscripts are among the oldest manuscripts in existence . the illustration... | when manuscripts were written , what were they written on ? |
the artist known by the name he adopted in his late thirties , zheng sixiao painted ink orchid to evoke his sentiments at a tumultuous time in chinese history . zheng was born in fujian province in 1241 , which was then part of the southern song empire ( 1127 – 1279 ) . the capital of the southern song empire was lin'a... | in the painting , the substance and the void complement each other . the void is not nothingness , but a space for imagination . without details in the background , it also allows us to focus on the subject matter and inscription . the rootless orchid lends insights into zheng ’ s artistic skills and philosophy as well... | are all voids in chinese paintings to be considered space for imagination , allowing viewers to focus on the subject matter or inscriptions ? |
ancient china includes the neolithic period ( 10,000 -2,000 b.c.e . ) , the shang dynasty ( c. 1500-1050 b.c.e . ) and the zhou dynasty ( 1050-221 b.c.e . ) . each age was distinct , but common to each period were grand burials for the elite from which a wealth of objects have been excavated . the neolithic period , de... | ancient china includes the neolithic period ( 10,000 -2,000 b.c.e . ) , the shang dynasty ( c. 1500-1050 b.c.e . ) | i have heard that ancient china is the oldest continuous society in existence , is that true ? |
ancient china includes the neolithic period ( 10,000 -2,000 b.c.e . ) , the shang dynasty ( c. 1500-1050 b.c.e . ) and the zhou dynasty ( 1050-221 b.c.e . ) . each age was distinct , but common to each period were grand burials for the elite from which a wealth of objects have been excavated . the neolithic period , de... | they clearly had great significance , but despite the many theories the meaning and purpose of bi and cong remain a mystery . they were buried in large numbers : one tomb alone had 25 bi and 33 cong . spectacular examples have been found at all the major archaeological sites . | are the cong hollow all the way through or is one end closed off ? |
ancient china includes the neolithic period ( 10,000 -2,000 b.c.e . ) , the shang dynasty ( c. 1500-1050 b.c.e . ) and the zhou dynasty ( 1050-221 b.c.e . ) . each age was distinct , but common to each period were grand burials for the elite from which a wealth of objects have been excavated . the neolithic period , de... | the main types of cong have a square outer section around a circular inner part , and a circular hole , though jades of a bracelet shape also display some of the characteristics of cong . they clearly had great significance , but despite the many theories the meaning and purpose of bi and cong remain a mystery . they w... | what is the correct pronunciation of cong , and bi ? |
ancient china includes the neolithic period ( 10,000 -2,000 b.c.e . ) , the shang dynasty ( c. 1500-1050 b.c.e . ) and the zhou dynasty ( 1050-221 b.c.e . ) . each age was distinct , but common to each period were grand burials for the elite from which a wealth of objects have been excavated . the neolithic period , de... | the main types of cong have a square outer section around a circular inner part , and a circular hole , though jades of a bracelet shape also display some of the characteristics of cong . they clearly had great significance , but despite the many theories the meaning and purpose of bi and cong remain a mystery . they w... | it seems a mystery to me : how were the holes in cong made ? |
ancient china includes the neolithic period ( 10,000 -2,000 b.c.e . ) , the shang dynasty ( c. 1500-1050 b.c.e . ) and the zhou dynasty ( 1050-221 b.c.e . ) . each age was distinct , but common to each period were grand burials for the elite from which a wealth of objects have been excavated . the neolithic period , de... | and the zhou dynasty ( 1050-221 b.c.e . ) . each age was distinct , but common to each period were grand burials for the elite from which a wealth of objects have been excavated . the neolithic period , defined as the age before the use of metal , witnessed a transition from a nomadic existence to one of settled farmin... | how do you know the date and age of these ancient objects ? |
ancient china includes the neolithic period ( 10,000 -2,000 b.c.e . ) , the shang dynasty ( c. 1500-1050 b.c.e . ) and the zhou dynasty ( 1050-221 b.c.e . ) . each age was distinct , but common to each period were grand burials for the elite from which a wealth of objects have been excavated . the neolithic period , de... | stone workers employed jade to make prestigious , beautifully polished versions of utilitarian stone tools , such as axes , and also to make implements with possible ceremonial or protective functions . the status of jade continues throughout chinese history . pottery also reached a high level with the introduction of ... | in the general idea of the passage jade was very important to the chinese because it was to show power in prestige as well as respect even in death and so can it be said that it could be compared to as how the egyptians use deorite ? |
ancient china includes the neolithic period ( 10,000 -2,000 b.c.e . ) , the shang dynasty ( c. 1500-1050 b.c.e . ) and the zhou dynasty ( 1050-221 b.c.e . ) . each age was distinct , but common to each period were grand burials for the elite from which a wealth of objects have been excavated . the neolithic period , de... | these faces are derived from a combination of a man-like figure and a mysterious beast . cong are among the most impressive yet most enigmatic of all ancient chinese jade artifacts . their function and meaning are completely unknown . although they were made at many stages of the neolithic and early historic period , t... | what was the meaning for putting congs and bis in chinese burial graves ? |
ancient china includes the neolithic period ( 10,000 -2,000 b.c.e . ) , the shang dynasty ( c. 1500-1050 b.c.e . ) and the zhou dynasty ( 1050-221 b.c.e . ) . each age was distinct , but common to each period were grand burials for the elite from which a wealth of objects have been excavated . the neolithic period , de... | the most finely carved discs or bi of the best stone ( like the example above ) were placed in prominent positions , often near the stomach and the chest of the deceased . other bi were aligned with the body . where large numbers of discs are found , usually in small piles , they tend to be rather coarse , made of ston... | what 's the relationship between jade and bi ? |
ancient china includes the neolithic period ( 10,000 -2,000 b.c.e . ) , the shang dynasty ( c. 1500-1050 b.c.e . ) and the zhou dynasty ( 1050-221 b.c.e . ) . each age was distinct , but common to each period were grand burials for the elite from which a wealth of objects have been excavated . the neolithic period , de... | their jades , ceramics and stone tools were highly sophisticated . cong they used two distinct types of ritual jade objects : a disc , later known as a bi , and a tube , later known as a cong . the main types of cong have a square outer section around a circular inner part , and a circular hole , though jades of a brac... | are cong and bi the same as jade ? |
ancient china includes the neolithic period ( 10,000 -2,000 b.c.e . ) , the shang dynasty ( c. 1500-1050 b.c.e . ) and the zhou dynasty ( 1050-221 b.c.e . ) . each age was distinct , but common to each period were grand burials for the elite from which a wealth of objects have been excavated . the neolithic period , de... | stone workers employed jade to make prestigious , beautifully polished versions of utilitarian stone tools , such as axes , and also to make implements with possible ceremonial or protective functions . the status of jade continues throughout chinese history . pottery also reached a high level with the introduction of ... | do high class chinese use jade here in modern times ? |
the tomb of pope julius ii when michelangelo finished sculpting david , it was clear that this was quite possibly the most beautiful figure ever created—exceeding the beauty even of ancient greek and roman sculptures . word of david reached pope julius ii in rome , and he asked michelangelo to come to rome to work for ... | after experiencing trouble with julius ' heirs , michelangelo eventually completed a much scaled-down version of the tomb , which was installed in san pietro in vincoli ( and not in st. peter 's basilica as planned ) . moses moses is an imposing figure—he is nearly eight feet high sitting down ! he has enormous muscula... | do you know why was moses elected for this tomb ? |
the tomb of pope julius ii when michelangelo finished sculpting david , it was clear that this was quite possibly the most beautiful figure ever created—exceeding the beauty even of ancient greek and roman sculptures . word of david reached pope julius ii in rome , and he asked michelangelo to come to rome to work for ... | sinai . you might marvel at moses' horns . this comes from a mistranslation of a hebrew word that described moses as having rays of light coming from his head . | why does moses have horns ? |
the tomb of pope julius ii when michelangelo finished sculpting david , it was clear that this was quite possibly the most beautiful figure ever created—exceeding the beauty even of ancient greek and roman sculptures . word of david reached pope julius ii in rome , and he asked michelangelo to come to rome to work for ... | you might marvel at moses' horns . this comes from a mistranslation of a hebrew word that described moses as having rays of light coming from his head . in this story from the old testament book of exodus , moses leaves the israelites , who he has just delivered from slavery in egypt , to go to the top of mt . | why is there rays of light coming out of his head ? |
the tomb of pope julius ii when michelangelo finished sculpting david , it was clear that this was quite possibly the most beautiful figure ever created—exceeding the beauty even of ancient greek and roman sculptures . word of david reached pope julius ii in rome , and he asked michelangelo to come to rome to work for ... | sinai . you might marvel at moses' horns . this comes from a mistranslation of a hebrew word that described moses as having rays of light coming from his head . in this story from the old testament book of exodus , moses leaves the israelites , who he has just delivered from slavery in egypt , to go to the top of mt . | when the mistranslation says beams of light did michelangelo represents them as horns ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | prompt the prompt is what we call the question , sentences , image , or other content that you are required to analyze and address in order to respond to the assignment or solve the problem . the sat essay assignment is sometimes called a prompt . make sure you fully understand what the prompt is asking of you before y... | will we get extra points for attempting the optional essay ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | prompt the prompt is what we call the question , sentences , image , or other content that you are required to analyze and address in order to respond to the assignment or solve the problem . the sat essay assignment is sometimes called a prompt . make sure you fully understand what the prompt is asking of you before y... | if the optional essay is graded seperately and does n't affect our sat score , how is it beneficial for us if we choose to do it ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | prompt the prompt is what we call the question , sentences , image , or other content that you are required to analyze and address in order to respond to the assignment or solve the problem . the sat essay assignment is sometimes called a prompt . make sure you fully understand what the prompt is asking of you before y... | does harvard or stanford require you to take the essay ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | subscore your sat score report will include a number of scores , including test scores ( for the math , reading , and writing and language tests and the essay ) , cross-test scores ( like analysis in science , which is a skill covered across sections ) , and subscores ( like expression of ideas , which is a skill teste... | are there student-produced response questions in new sat ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | is there something missing you ’ d like to have explained and added to this list ? let us know here . accommodation an adjustment in testing conditions to enable students with disabilities to take a standardized test . | if one was to attempt the essay and , let 's say , not receive a good score , would that be counted by colleges that do not require essays as something negative ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | you may also see proctors helping test-takers at check-in or in the hallways during testing and breaks , to make sure that everyone gets where they need to go and that these areas are quiet . prompt the prompt is what we call the question , sentences , image , or other content that you are required to analyze and addre... | is the act still needed in order to get into some collages or is that not given anymore ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | prompt the prompt is what we call the question , sentences , image , or other content that you are required to analyze and address in order to respond to the assignment or solve the problem . the sat essay assignment is sometimes called a prompt . make sure you fully understand what the prompt is asking of you before y... | should we choose to take the essay , but in the end do poorly on it , then how will that affect our application processes ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | prompt the prompt is what we call the question , sentences , image , or other content that you are required to analyze and address in order to respond to the assignment or solve the problem . the sat essay assignment is sometimes called a prompt . make sure you fully understand what the prompt is asking of you before y... | do we have the option to not report the essay when we 're applying to colleges ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | percentile rank percentile ranks provide a way for you to compare your scores to those of other students . sat percentile ranks are reported based on the total group of sat test-takers in the us . the number can range from 1 to 99 , and indicates the percentage of test-takers who achieved an equal or lower score than y... | is it possible to take the sat in 9th grade ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | prompt the prompt is what we call the question , sentences , image , or other content that you are required to analyze and address in order to respond to the assignment or solve the problem . the sat essay assignment is sometimes called a prompt . make sure you fully understand what the prompt is asking of you before y... | i have planned for a career in aviation..basically to become a pilot..thus the universities or flight schools do n't require an essay , they only look for sat scores..do you still advice doing the optional essay ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | prompt the prompt is what we call the question , sentences , image , or other content that you are required to analyze and address in order to respond to the assignment or solve the problem . the sat essay assignment is sometimes called a prompt . make sure you fully understand what the prompt is asking of you before y... | are there any extra points for the essay and where can we get the sat vocabulary ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | percentile rank percentile ranks provide a way for you to compare your scores to those of other students . sat percentile ranks are reported based on the total group of sat test-takers in the us . the number can range from 1 to 99 , and indicates the percentage of test-takers who achieved an equal or lower score than y... | sat exam in india is taken in front of a computer screen or on a desk with hard copy of exam paper ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | iq test / intelligence test an iq ( intelligence quotient ) test is an exam or a set of exams intended to evaluate a person ’ s general intelligence based on a combination of question accuracy and age . the sat is not an iq test . it is important to remember this , because it can seem at times like your parents , peers... | can homeschoolers take the sat at home or do you have to go to a local high school to take the test ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | it is important to remember this , because it can seem at times like your parents , peers , or the colleges to which you apply are judging how smart you are based on your score . the sat measures college readiness , not intelligence or aptitude or persistence . multiple-choice question multiple-choice questions provide... | does all college look at sat score ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | prompt the prompt is what we call the question , sentences , image , or other content that you are required to analyze and address in order to respond to the assignment or solve the problem . the sat essay assignment is sometimes called a prompt . make sure you fully understand what the prompt is asking of you before y... | is it possible to take just the essay portion of the sat without taking the others again ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | prompt the prompt is what we call the question , sentences , image , or other content that you are required to analyze and address in order to respond to the assignment or solve the problem . the sat essay assignment is sometimes called a prompt . make sure you fully understand what the prompt is asking of you before y... | for example , if a person gets a 1600 on the sat and a 2 on the essay , can he retake just the essay instead of the whole test again ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | prompt the prompt is what we call the question , sentences , image , or other content that you are required to analyze and address in order to respond to the assignment or solve the problem . the sat essay assignment is sometimes called a prompt . make sure you fully understand what the prompt is asking of you before y... | is their an optional essay on the psat 8/9 or 10 ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | student-produced responses occur on the math section ( in the form of a grid-in ) and the essay ( the full essay is student-written ) . when completing a student-produced response question , don ’ t forget to read the instructions carefully to make sure you ’ re providing your answer in the requested format ! test spec... | how much marks does each question carry ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | scaled score when you take a standardized test , there are two types of scores you may see : the raw score ( number of questions you got correct out of the overall number of questions ) and the converted score , which is the translation of your raw score into a different numerical format that takes into account the dif... | why is the scaled scare always between 200 and 800 ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | the number can range from 1 to 99 , and indicates the percentage of test-takers who achieved an equal or lower score than yours . for instance , a percentile rank of 76 means that 76 percent of sat-takers achieved a score at or below your score . a percentile rank of 43 means that 43 percent of sat-takers attained scor... | what is considered a good score for the essay ? |
one of the keys to success on the sat — along with plenty of practice and keeping a clear head — is to understand exactly what the test is all about . over the course of your sat prep experience here on khan academy , you may come across an unfamiliar term or two . we hope this glossary helps ! is there something missi... | the number can range from 1 to 99 , and indicates the percentage of test-takers who achieved an equal or lower score than yours . for instance , a percentile rank of 76 means that 76 percent of sat-takers achieved a score at or below your score . a percentile rank of 43 means that 43 percent of sat-takers attained scor... | what is considered a great score for the essay ? |
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