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    #1322
    Lost In Confusion
    Registered Users Posts: 575 ✭✭✭Lost In Confusion


    Personification is giving an inanimate object life.
    Home Ec:
    List the functions of protein.


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    #1323
    DublinArnie
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,823 ✭✭✭DublinArnie


    Lost In Confusion wrote: »
    Personification is giving an inanimate object life.
    Home Ec:
    List the functions of protein.
    -Produce muslce.
    -Grow hair, skin etc
    -Provides last resort energy when fat supplies are low.

    -True or false: Isohyets are lines that show equal heating on a map. (geography) :rolleyes:


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    #1324
    multimate
    Registered Users Posts: 417 ✭✭multimate


    DublinArnie wrote: »
    -Produce muslce.
    -Grow hair, skin etc
    -Provides last resort energy when fat supplies are low.

    -True or false: Isohyets are lines that show equal heating on a map. (geography) :rolleyes:

    Geo: 2 things that would attract tourists to area


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    #1325
    Pwee2029
    Closed Accounts Posts: 245 ✭✭Pwee2029


    multimate wrote: »
    Geo: 2 things that would attract tourists to area

    Area of natural beauty and a warm climate? eg spain
    DublinArnie wrote: »
    -True or false: Isohyets are lines that show equal heating on a map. (geography) :rolleyes:

    False?

    What is the function of the ASAI


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    #1326
    Lost In Confusion
    Registered Users Posts: 575 ✭✭✭Lost In Confusion


    Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland, It makes sure that advertising is legal and you know all that **** :P
    Business
    What does the Sales of Goods and Supply of services act 1980 state?


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    #1327
    examstress
    Registered Users Posts: 206 ✭✭examstress


    Lost In Confusion wrote: »
    Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland, It makes sure that advertising is legal and you know all that **** :P
    Business
    What does the Sales of Goods and Supply of services act 1980 state?

    Have to be fit for purpose intended and be of merchantable quality...?

    Whats the process of applying for a loan


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    #1328
    Cr4pSnip3r
    Registered Users Posts: 792 ✭✭✭Cr4pSnip3r


    Lost In Confusion wrote: »
    Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland, It makes sure that advertising is legal and you know all that **** :P
    Business
    What does the Sales of Goods and Supply of services act 1980 state?
    • All goods must be of merchantable quality.
    • All goods must be fit for the purpose intended.
    • All goods must be the same as their description.
    • All goods must match the example product.
    • All services must be supplied by:
    1. Someone with the necessary skill
    2. Someone who will do the job properly
    3. Someone who will use materials of good quality.


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    #1329
    ajguy97
    Registered Users Posts: 38 ✭ajguy97


    ^^ you forgot the Question lol :O

    Whats the theme of The Pearl by John Steinbeck :L?


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    #1330
    Cr4pSnip3r
    Registered Users Posts: 792 ✭✭✭Cr4pSnip3r


    ajguy97 wrote: »
    ^^ you forgot the Question lol :O

    Whats the theme of The Pearl by John Steinbeck :L?

    Nope, I was leaving people to answer examstress' question. And I have no idea, I'll let someone else answer.


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    #1331
    MmmPancakes
    Registered Users Posts: 712 ✭✭✭MmmPancakes


    examstress wrote: »
    Have to be fit for purpose intended and be of merchantable quality...?

    Whats the process of applying for a loan

    You sign the Loan application form and fill in all relevant details, I guess :pac:

    name an enzyme and the substance it acts on, and what is produced


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    #1332
    Lost In Confusion
    Registered Users Posts: 575 ✭✭✭Lost In Confusion


    amalayse is the enzyme it acts on starch and it produces maltose.
    What is the function of bile?


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    #1333
    DublinArnie
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,823 ✭✭✭DublinArnie


    Lost In Confusion wrote: »
    amalayse is the enzyme it acts on starch and it produces maltose.
    What is the function of bile?
    It doesn't produce moltose. It turns starch INTO moltose;). Bile breaks down fat.


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    #1334
    multimate
    Registered Users Posts: 417 ✭✭multimate


    Lost In Confusion wrote: »
    amalayse is the enzyme it acts on starch and it produces maltose.
    What is the function of bile?

    Helps in the process of digesting fats.
    Give three differences between life in rural Ireland and ind England (Famine vs Ind Rev)


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    #1335
    Lost In Confusion
    Registered Users Posts: 575 ✭✭✭Lost In Confusion


    yea it would be handy using the word emulsifies fat

    Oh great I'm not studying History till the day before... It's an easy a but let's give this a guess :/ Please correct me because this is going to be completely wrong.

    Different Past times, okay in Ireland Gaelic Games an in Britain cock fighting until RSCPA banned it but it still went on illegally
    Poor People in Ireland went to illegal drinking houses called sheebeens where they drank poteen and in Britain they drank cheap gin.
    Housing? People in Ireland lived in small farms and there was gavelling the subdivision of the land while in Britain they lived in slums were 2 families shared a room.

    Thats my best attempt of the top of my head please correct me :)

    What are the legal requirements of opening a bank account?


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    #1336
    MmmPancakes
    Registered Users Posts: 712 ✭✭✭MmmPancakes


    DublinArnie wrote: »
    It doesn't produce moltose. It turns starch INTO moltose;). Bile breaks down fat.
    I fail to see how that isn't the exact same thing.


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    #1337
    Lost In Confusion
    Registered Users Posts: 575 ✭✭✭Lost In Confusion


    MmmPancakes wrote: »
    I fail to see how that isn't the exact same thing.

    well the question said produced so i answered in produced :/ and it's kind of the same changing it. In the end we get Maltose :D


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    #1338
    MmmPancakes
    Registered Users Posts: 712 ✭✭✭MmmPancakes


    Lost In Confusion wrote: »
    well the question said produced so i answered in produced :/ and it's kind of the same changing it. In the end we get Maltose :D

    yeah you got it right anyways haha


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    #1339
    Lost In Confusion
    Registered Users Posts: 575 ✭✭✭Lost In Confusion


    MmmPancakes wrote: »
    yeah you got it right anyways haha

    go Science :P Hope Irish is easy enough,I forgot all the essays and crap I learned off


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    #1340
    Pwee2029
    Closed Accounts Posts: 245 ✭✭Pwee2029


    Lost In Confusion wrote: »
    yea it would be handy using the word emulsifies fat

    Oh great I'm not studying History till the day before... It's an easy a but let's give this a guess :/ Please correct me because this is going to be completely wrong.

    Different Past times, okay in Ireland Gaelic Games an in Britain cock fighting until RSCPA banned it but it still went on illegally
    Poor People in Ireland went to illegal drinking houses called sheebeens where they drank poteen and in Britain they drank cheap gin.
    Housing? People in Ireland lived in small farms and there was gavelling the subdivision of the land while in Britain they lived in slums were 2 families shared a room.

    Thats my best attempt of the top of my head please correct me :)

    What are the legal requirements of opening a bank account?

    Proof of identity by means of a passport
    PPS number
    Proof of address e.g. household bill
    Proof of age

    Explain the term cross contamination


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    #1341
    DublinArnie
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,823 ✭✭✭DublinArnie


    Pwee2029 wrote: »
    Proof of identity by means of a passport
    PPS number
    Proof of address e.g. household bill
    Proof of age

    Explain the term cross contamination
    The spread of micro-organisms from one body(objects, food etc) to another body.(?)

    Who was sent to Wittenburg to sell indulgences at the time of the currupt catholic church? (history) :p


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    #1342
    MmmPancakes
    Registered Users Posts: 712 ✭✭✭MmmPancakes


    DublinArnie wrote: »
    The spread of micro-organisms from one body(objects, food etc) to another body.(?)

    Who was sent to Wittenburg to sell indulgences at the time of the currupt catholic church? (history) :p

    John Tetzel and the boys

    what is an everyday example of an LDR


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    #1343
    Lost In Confusion
    Registered Users Posts: 575 ✭✭✭Lost In Confusion


    MmmPancakes wrote: »
    John Tetzel and the boys

    what is an everyday example of an LDR

    An LDR is a light dependent resister who's resistance changes as the amount of light falling on it changes. e.g street lamps.


    What is the most rapid form of mass movement?


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    #1344
    Pwee2029
    Closed Accounts Posts: 245 ✭✭Pwee2029


    Lost In Confusion wrote: »
    An LDR is a light dependent resister who's resistance changes as the amount of light falling on it changes. e.g street lamps.


    What is the most rapid form of mass movement?
    you actually don't have to explain what it means. but you do have to explain the example:
    street lights turn on at night and off during the day :p


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    #1345
    examstress
    Registered Users Posts: 206 ✭✭examstress


    Lost In Confusion wrote: »
    An LDR is a light dependent resister who's resistance changes as the amount of light falling on it changes. e.g street lamps.


    What is the most rapid form of mass movement?

    ehm ehm ehm landslide ?

    what are the male parts of a plant ?


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    #1346
    DublinArnie
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,823 ✭✭✭DublinArnie


    examstress wrote: »
    ehm ehm ehm landslide ?

    what are the male parts of a plant ?
    Filament and anther.

    What are the female parts of the plant? :pac:


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    #1347
    examstress
    Registered Users Posts: 206 ✭✭examstress


    DublinArnie wrote: »
    Filament and anther.

    What are the female parts of the plant? :pac:
    everything in the pistal and....idk haha

    describe an experiment where u use distillation


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    #1348
    Lost In Confusion
    Registered Users Posts: 575 ✭✭✭Lost In Confusion


    examstress wrote: »
    everything in the pistal and....idk haha

    describe an experiment where u use distillation

    1 salt and water
    2 alcohol and water
    distillation is a method of separating mixtures by boiling two substances mingled together one will evaporate as the distillate and the other will remain behind as the residue.


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    #1349
    Lost In Confusion
    Registered Users Posts: 575 ✭✭✭Lost In Confusion


    Pwee2029 wrote: »
    you actually don't have to explain what it means. but you do have to explain the example:
    street lights turn on at night and off during the day :p

    oh well you know, just getting practice at perfecting answers :P When this junior cert is over I can't wait to have a huge bonfire :D


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    #1350
    Pwee2029
    Closed Accounts Posts: 245 ✭✭Pwee2029


    Lost In Confusion wrote: »
    oh well you know, just getting practice at perfecting answers :P When this junior cert is over I can't wait to have a huge bonfire :D

    Can i join? I'll push you into the bonfire and laugh :') jokes


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    #1351
    Lost In Confusion
    Registered Users Posts: 575 ✭✭✭Lost In Confusion


    Pwee2029 wrote: »
    Can i join? I'll push you into the bonfire and laugh :') jokes

    lol please do i can't stand the thoughts of having to study all over again for leaving cert ugh.


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