3. In “The Prologue”, what does Bradstreet say that her critics would rather she held in her hand (instead of a pen)?

12. What is one thing that a stranger might see if he passes through the cemetery at night?

16. To build a foundation for his description of the different types of Americans he observed, Crevecoeur compares people to _______.

Nagging intrusive thoughts that a person feels unable to control and that engender anxiety accompanied by repetitive behaviors or rituals the person feels compelled to perform again and again.

34. How does Wheatley feel about S. M.’s paintings?

Two conditions in veterinary medicine where the use of steroids has been beneficial are:

33. In Freneau’s “On the Religion of Nature”, what is “born with ourselves”, in other words in the human mind from the beginning of life?  

Corticosteriods remain controversial in veterinary medicine as a treatment for respiratory disease since:

25. In Mary Rowlandson’s captivity narrative, what happened to her wounded child?

A 2-week-old calf is experiencing severe malabsorptive diarrhea and labored breathing. The veterinarian and technician arrive to the farm and perform a complete physical examination on the patient. The calf is hypothermic, 8% dehydrated, tachycardic and tachypneic, but still has a suckle reflex. The veterinarian asks the technician to prepare intravenous fluids to treat this calf, but he farmer is surprised when they opt to not give systemic antibiotics to address the obvious pneumonia. What is the veterinarian’s reason for doing this?