4.3.3 Can you propose an alternative idiom to use in the sentence below to correct the idea it is trying to communicate? Rewrite the sentence using the correct an appropriate idiom.  The thunderstorm roared outside, so I called my friend and told her to switch off the internet because it was letting the cat out of the bag. (1)

1.7 Explain, in your own words, how too much screen time could negatively affect young people.   (2)

Suppose that for a particular hypothesis test, the consequences of a Type I error are very serious. Would you want to carry out the test using a small significance level

For each control listed below, identify if it is a discrete control or continuous control.  Answers can be used more than once.  Knob 1      Slider Bar      Knob 2      Switch     

When a firefighter arrives at the scene of a fire, they must assess the type of fire to determine the correct way to extinguish the fire and reduce the hazard.  Through training and experience, firefighters correctly identify the type of fire 98% of the time.  If they diagnose the fire correctly, they are 99% likely to choose an effective fire suppression approach.  However, if they diagnose the fire incorrectly, there is only a 25% chance that they will choose an effective approach.  Use this information to develop a THERP model.  Calculate the probability that the firefighter uses an effective approach to fight the fire.  

INSTRUCTIONS: 1. The answers you provide to the question paper must be your own, original work. No copying from any source is allowed. 2. Answer every question. 3. Carefully read through the comprehension and read it again while going through the questions. 4. Use the mark allocation for each question as a guide to the length of your answer. This formal assessment has FOUR sections:Section A – Comprehension (25 marks)Section B – Visual Literacy (10 marks)Section C – Summary Writing (10 marks)Section D – Language (20 marks) 5. All the best!

Jesse is driving down a campus road on a Saturday night. It is dark, but the roads are relatively empty.  A pedestrian, Hiram, crosses the road in front of Jesse.  Hiram is not in the crosswalk, and does not look for cars before crossing.  Jesse does not notice the pedestrian, and hits Hiram with his car.  Hiram sustains minor injuries in the accident.  a) Given the information provided in this scenario, describe an error that occurred based on the “person approach” to errors. b) Given the information provided in this scenario, describe an error that occurred based on the “systems approach” to errors.

2.4 Where else are footprints found? (2)

Stefanie is a chef at a local restaurant. Although she would like to use her own methods and style when preparing meals, she is restricted to using set standard procedures developed by her management.  Which psychosocial risk factor is Stefanie experiencing?  

1.15 Choose the correct answer. What was the parents’ solution to recording video of current and popular songs?   (1)