____________: a guess that you make or an opinion that you form based on the information that you have

a system that a business uses to record its financial situation, where each sum of money is shown as money received in one part and money spent in the other part

Tariff

become outraged

come to light

lines the pockets of connected individuals

hot-button political flashpoints.

attach a doltar sign to.

a. connect to a similar currency

b. link to certain denominations

c. assign a monetary value to

d. attribute to finances

At a mark up

a. more inexpensively than its initial value

b. at a price nearly equal to that of its fundamental worth

c. at the exact same price that it is worth

d. at a higher price than it originally would cost

Difficult to appraise

a. challenging to rate

b. problematic to assess

c. demanding to audit

d. puzzling to review

_________ were originally described simply as

things shared freely by all

Public goods are

nonexcludable and _____________

A _______________

resource is something that is readily available to

all.

Products like cars, real estate, and

aspirin sold at a pharmacy are____________

Wild strawberries growing on the side of a public road

are ___________.

strawberries growing on a

private, fenced-in farm patrolled by security officers

are _____________

The chicken dance-an entertaining and

somewhat comical dance popular in parts of the

Western world-is a concept that is_________

the house of a deceased person

Your chances of finding valuables are very slim

Using computers and softwares

is a technological ______ in accounting, which saves much paper work and financial expenditure for businesses.

A. break

B. breakthrough

C,breakout

D.breaking

To integrate into the global

market, all businesses are required to ensure their strict _______ to

the international accounting standards and other regulations.

A, adherence

B. adhere

C. obey

D. follow

__________ occurs in nations

where educated professionals tend to find employment in other countries where

they are given higher payment.

A. drain brain

B. drain brains

C.brain drains

D. brain drain

In case epidemics ___________

natural disasters, not only a single economic sector but all are vulnerable

to unavoidable consequences.

A. coincidence with

B.coincide with

C.are coincided with

D.coincided with

Government attempts at

construction of underground systems in many countries have ___________due to

financial difficulty.

A fizzled

B fizzle

Cfail

Dgradually end

To get inside something through hard-to-see points

inclined toward

turbulent

To make livelier or stronger

To cause something or to put it in motion quickly through strong action.

To focus efforts on taking advantage of a specific course

the loss of an economy's smartest people

To want to have or experience something pleasurable, as a matter of habit

wanting to have a good effect, but not always achieving one: ______________

to float in the air, usually refers to gas, smell, or sound.

acctually in place or valid at a given time, often refers to a rule or law

There is _________ between workers in rural and urban areas, so many people leave the countryside for the city.

Stagnant means

keep track of

To set an upper limit

The salient facts about something or qualities of something are the _________ about them

Which logical fault is this:

Noah’s ark has been found by the Russian government a long time ago, but because of their hate for religion, they have been covering it up ever since.

Which logical fault is this:

Geologists and scientists all over the world are discovering strong evidence for a 6000-year-old earth, yet because of the threat of ruining their reputation, they are suppressing the evidence and keeping quiet.

Which logical fault is this:

My client killed Joe Smith, but the cause for his violent behavior was a life of eating Twinkies and other junk food which impaired his judgment.

Which logical fault is this:

The rescue workers, doctors and various assistants are all heroes because, with the help of God, they managed to save all of the people involved in that accident.

Which logical fault is this:

My opponent suggests that lowering taxes will be a good idea -- this is coming from a woman who eats a pint of Ben and Jerry’s each night!

Which logical fault is this:

Tony wants us to believe that the origin of life was an “accident”. Tony is a godless SOB who has spent more time in jail than in church, so the only information we should consider from him is the best way to make license plates.

Which logical fault is this:

People everywhere recognize the need to help the starving children of the world.

Which logical fault is this:

Everyone knows that, without our culture's religion, we all would be like lost sheep.

Which logical fault is this:

You are either with God or against him.

Which logical fault is this:

I thought you were a good person, but you weren’t at church today

Which logical fault is this:

David: Can you believe that the president said, "fat people are losers"?

Sam: Where did you hear this?

David: I read it in a headline on BrightBert News.

Sam: He actually said, "People who say, 'fat people are losers' are not only cruel, but they are also wrong as well as being irrational."

Which logical fault is this:

Smoking isn’t harmful. My grandfather smoked a pack a day and lived until 97

Which logical fault is this:

Global warming? Yeah, right! It was a record low in my town today.

Which logical fault is this:

Jane is an intelligent, insightful, well-educated and personable individual, which begs the question: why does she stay at that dead-end job?