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First Jose calculates the absolute minimum amount he needs t…

First Jose calculates the absolute minimum amount he needs to earn to cover his living expenses.  Then he calculates the maximum amount he is willing to lose if his venture fails.  He uses those two amounts help to decide which of several different possible opportunities he will pursue.  He is using which effectual decision-making tool?

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What is the primary focus of traditional managers when launc…

What is the primary focus of traditional managers when launching a new product?

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Which principal part/dictionary listing of a verb is the inf…

Which principal part/dictionary listing of a verb is the infinitive form? For example: ambulo, ambulare, ambulavi – walk

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Match each vocab word below to its correct meaning.

Match each vocab word below to its correct meaning.

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Volubilis respondet, “mihi non placet! ego sum coquus; tu es…

Volubilis respondet, “mihi non placet! ego sum coquus; tu es servus ignavus. abi! hīc manere non potes.” Bregans, postquam e culina exiit, Varicam conspexit. vilicus cum multis servis in fundō laborabat. vilicus servique Bregantem non viderunt. ille igitur post horreum cucurrit, ubi nemo eum videre poterat. subito Loquax et Anti-Loquax e villa venerunt. gemini Bregantem salutaverunt. “salve, Bregans! cur tu non laboras?” “Varica me ad villam misit,” respondit Bregans. “ego servis cibum paro.” “cur nullum cibum habes? cur non es in culina?” rogavit Loquax. “tu es servus mendax et ignavus! Salvius et Varica semper te punire volunt. Question: What is the subject of the verb ‘habes’?

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Match the irregular verb forms below to their correct transl…

Match the irregular verb forms below to their correct translations.

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Volubilis respondet, “mihi non placet! ego sum coquus; tu es…

Volubilis respondet, “mihi non placet! ego sum coquus; tu es servus ignavus. abi! hīc manere non potes.” Bregans, postquam e culina exiit, Varicam conspexit. vilicus cum multis servis in fundō laborabat. vilicus servique Bregantem non viderunt. ille igitur post horreum cucurrit, ubi nemo eum videre poterat. subito Loquax et Anti-Loquax e villa venerunt. gemini Bregantem salutaverunt. “salve, Bregans! cur tu non laboras?” “Varica me ad villam misit,” respondit Bregans. “ego servis cibum paro.” “cur nullum cibum habes? cur non es in culina?” rogavit Loquax. “tu es servus mendax et ignavus! Salvius et Varica semper te punire volunt. Question: What is Varica doing when Bregans sees him?

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How is an infinitive verb translated in Latin?

How is an infinitive verb translated in Latin?

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Which principal part/dictionary listing of a verb is the per…

Which principal part/dictionary listing of a verb is the perfect tense? For example: ambulo, ambulare, ambulavi – walk

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From what Stage 13 Latin vocabulary word does the underlined…

From what Stage 13 Latin vocabulary word does the underlined English word derive? Good diction is important in debate class.

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