Which of the following, in the Hindu tradition, may be referred to as the “Great Soul” of the universe and the “source of all,” the eternal, infinite, genderless, essence of reality in which all things participate and which sustains all things?

How many times does a word for “trinity” appear in the Christian New Testament?

Who among the following, referred to as “the second founder of Christianity,” is, according to tradition regarded as the author of fourteen of the twenty-seven books in the Christian New Testament?

Who among the following is referred to by a title which translates into “anointed one of God”?

Which of the following sacred texts of Hinduism, whose title means “body of knowledge,” is regarded as shruti, that is, revealed by the gods to Hindu sages?

Using a few (i.e., more than 2, less than 6) complete sentences, describe the shareholder-creditor (or manager-creditor) agency conflict that was introduced in the Shivakumar (2013) paper. 

For each of the following issues on the left, select the Codification section (on the right) that is most appropriate to consult for applicable guidance. The options on the right may be used more than once (and some of them are). Not all options will be used. Each correct pairing is worth 0.5 points. 

Test Question 2 (Please answer yes)

What is the relationship between the following two sentences in the passage? In response to these pressing agricultural issues, various strategies have been developed and promoted. Soil conservation practices, high-efficiency irrigation methods, organic farming, and the creation of genetically engineered ‘super-crops’ have emerged as potential solutions.

What is the author’s tone in discussing the impact of human population growth on the environment?