1. What does it mean to say that HSV-1 is often latent?

It is always present in infected individuals, but lesions may be small or hidden

It is normally difficult to detect even when causing an active infection unless appropriate screening tests are conducted

It undergoes periods of inactivity when it resides in trigeminal nerve ganglia and does not cause symptoms

It undergoes cycles of rapid growth and slower growth, affecting the symptoms that can be observed

2. Which of the following is NOT a disease caused by a fungus?

thrush

coccidioidomycosis

“athlete’s foot”

carbuncles

3. The relatively mild viral disease that causes a rash on the trunk typically in infants and toddlers and is self limiting usually caused by human herpesvirus-6, or sometimes human herpesvirus-7, is better known as

chickenpox

fifth disease

measles

roseola

4. Inhalation of respiratory secretions is involved in the transmission of the following, EXCEPT

rubella

influenza

SARS

parvovirus

1. President Trump passed an executive bill, banning Chinese airplanes from landing in America, and Chinese Post Graduate students from studying in America. As Chinese tourists and students contribute greatly to the US economy, how do you think this law by President trump will affect US productivity and economic growth? Comment particularly on human capital, physical capital, technology, natural resources, and labour
2. With so many Thai businesses closed down during, what do you think is the best way for the economy improve, and to boost productivity. Be specific with your comments about technology, human capital, labour, natural resources, and physical capital.
3. As Stamford International University continues to grow and grow, expanding into post graduate, and doctorate courses, many have asked for higher education to be free. Describe the advantages and disadvantages to the economy, if education was free in Thailand.

1.) Come up with one (1) example of how two (2) sympatric species of Apis bees could potentially be prevented from successfully mating with each other in the wild. The mechanism could be behavioral, environmental, etc. - just no direct human intervention. Your example can be based on reality or be totally imaginary. Just make sure to explain how your answer would successfully contribute to reproductive isolation.

2) Come up with one (1) example of how two (2) allopatric species of Apis bees could potentially be prevented from successfully mating with each other in the will.d. The mechanism could be behavioral, environmental, etc. - just no direct human intervention. Your example can be based on reality or be totally imaginary. Just make sure to explain how your answer would successfully contribute to reproductive isolation.

The Developing World and the Developed World

i) In what ways is human population ecology similar to and different from that of other organisms? Why is it difficult to determine a carrying capacity for humans?”

ii) How has the global human population changed from pre-historic times to 1800? From 1800 to the present? What is projected over the next 50 years?

iii) How does the World Bank classify countries in terms of economic categories?

iv) What are the environmental and social consequences of rapid population growth in rural developing countries? In urban areas?

v) Define crude birthrate (CBR) and crude death rate (CDR). Describe how these rates are used to calculate the percent rate of growth and the doubling time of a population.

vi) How do the current positions of the developed and developing nations differ in demographic transition?

Computer Archieture

1. C Programming Language was developed in 1970’s, but why the classic 1980’s arcade game “Donkey Kong” was still written in an assembly language?

2. One day, when Peter is copying some files from a USB flash disk to the hard disk of his PC, the power of the PC is suddenly cut off. Next time when he turns on the PC, its operating system starts to check the file index and the bitmap for consistency. Why the file index and the bitmap must be consistent?

3. Spanison, an America-based semiconductor company, has developed a voice processor for human-computer interaction. The processor uses custom-designed logic and high speed memory to process the voice signal from the human users. What kind of parallelism best describes this voice processor?

17. Which statement accurately describes a global virtual team?

a.Three employees from the United States working together in Germany

b.A team in Japan and a team in Spain working on similar projects separately

c.Employees in England and employees in the United States working together as a team on a project through video conferencing and e-mail

d.Six employees working together in Russia who access data stored online

18. Clark created a group as part of the organization’s structure. This type of group is known as __________.

a.functional

b.cross-functional

c.informal

d.formal

19.Marketing, finance, operations, and human resources are examples of what type of group?

a. Functional

b.Cross-functional

c.Command

d.Task

20.The human resources management process is also known as the __________.

a.staffing process

b.human resource cycle

c.personnel system

d.onboarding/offboarding process

Assignment Details Scenario: While reading a news article on your favorite athletic shoes, you are surprised to learn the company uses child labor in Pakistan. Living in the United States, it is hard to imagine children working in factories. What is child labor? According to Fairtrade International, child labor is “work that is harmful to a child’s physical and mental health and wellbeing, and/or interferes with their education, leisure and development” (2017). The exploitation of child labor continues to be an enormous human rights issue in much of the developing world. Please review the following sites before beginning the assignment: International Labor Organization Statistics on Child Labor Human Rights Watch Focus your discussion on the following: What are some aspects of globalization and capitalism that have contributed to the economic abuse of children in developing countries? In your opinion and based on your research, what can be done to end this problem?

2. Identify the levels of structural organization in the human body, and explain the interrelationships between each level.

3. List the organ systems of the body, and briefly state the functions.

4.Use metric units to quantify the dimensions of cells, tissues, and organs.

5. Define anatomical position.

6. Use anatomical terminology to describe body directions, regions, and planes.

7. Describe the basic structures that humans share with other vertebrates.

8. Locate the major body cavities and their subdivisions.

9. Name the four quadrants of the abdomen, and identify the visceral organs located within each quadrant.

10. Explain how human tissue is prepared and examined for its microscopic structure.

11. Distinguish tissues viewed by light microscopy from those viewed by electron microscopy.

12. Describe the medical imaging techniques that are used to visualize structures inside the bo

1. What do you think is the ideal world human population size? Is this different than humans’ carrying capacity? Explain.

2. What policies or methods might encourage smaller families in developing countries? Focus on positive changes that encourage CHOOSING smaller families instead of focusing on government-mandated requirements.

3. In many developing countries, larger families are desired, while developed countries tend to prefer smaller families. What factors influence these decisions?

4. A declining population rate has its own problems. Discuss what issues may arise for the country as it transitions to a falling fertility rate.

5. Who do you think has a bigger role in curbing the effects of human population growth: the countries with high fertility rates or the countries with high consumption rates? Explain.

The world has been hit hard by the latest COVID-19 pandemic, and health services and authorities in every country are struggling to reduce spread, fight disease and protect the population. Strict restrictions on movement, social distance and locking in certain cities have been imposed on people and businesses since the outbreak in Wuhan, China in December 2019. However, these widespread lockdowns, social distances and restrictions have led to major changes in human activity and have therefore produced some jarring effects across land, air and sea. Based on your knowledge, you can concisely describe the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on our environment and discuss the effects on human activity, the current status of pollution and ways to mitigate pollution. The explanation should reflect to the THREE type of pollutions below:

1. Nose pollution
2. Soil pollution
3. Air pollution