Unit 2: Features of Good Writing INSTRUCTIONS: Read the paragraph and answer the questions that follow.   How to Pack a Suitcase       Most people take big suitcases when they travel because they do not really know how to pack. The first mistake that most people make is this: They fold their clothes. However, clothes should not be folded. Instead, they should be rolled up like little sausages. When clothes are rolled up, the amount of space needed is significantly reduced. In addition, unlike folded clothes, rolled clothes do not look messy after unpacking them. The next mistake people make is that they bring too many clothes, and especially, too many shoes. Most people do not need more than three pairs of shoes on any trip. It is best to wear the heaviest pair and pack the other two pairs. Most suitcases are too heavy to carry on a plane. Be sure to use the space inside each shoe to pack small items, for example, socks, gloves, sunglasses, or small electronic devices. Finally, people should think about the trip before they start packing. They should ask themselves, “What will I need first? What clothes will I need later in the trip?” The items needed at the beginning of the trip should be packed on top. Following these suggestions for packing will make any trip easier and more enjoyable!  

RNA can be localized nonrandomly through an array of strategies. Select all correct descriptions of RNA localization strategies. 

An 8-year-old Caucasian boy being treated for fatigue and generalized edema following a “bad cold.” His vitals are T 37°C, pulse 90/min, RR 20/min, and BP 110/70. Physical exam reveals the presence of mild periorbital edema and marked peripheral edema in hands and feet with the remainder of the exam within normal limits. Abnormal lab values include (please note the normal values have been provided for you in parenthesis): Dipstick urine protein 3+; urine protein 50 mg/m2/hr (

Select the best description of endonuclease function.

Match each level of protein structure with its correct definition.

A 65-year-old man presents with flank pain, blood in his urine, and an unexplained weight loss. His past medical history is significant for numerous infections, kidney stones (urolithiasis), BPH, cigarette use, and alcohol use. On physical exam, there is a palpable abdominal mass, as well as a low-grade fever. What puts this patient at the greatest risk for the development of cancer?

44) The definition of consumerism suggests that an individual will buy things    

If you used scratch paper, please show it to the camera before you press submit

          Create a chart showing the satisfaction level of the three restaurants as shown below and upload the Excel file.  Use data from the “star” tab

Which sentence does not maintain the unity of the paragraph? Write it down.