What words could be used to accurately describe a Kennedy Class II partially edentulous situation?

What material most commonly sits right on the tissue in the saddle areas when the  finished partial is delivered to the patient?

If you were to have a case that is only missing the maxillary right central, right lateral, and right cuspid, and no other teeth are missing, what would be the correct Kennedy classification? (Hint: The edentulous area does not cross the midline!)

According to the directions given in the workbook and lecture, survey lines are marked in what color?

The diagram represents which general classification of a partially edentulous condition according to the Kennedy-Applegate System of partially edentulous classification.

3.6. Guqula lomusho ube senkathini ezayo. Change the following sentence into future tense.     Sifunda ngamabizo esikoleni. We learn about nouns at school. (2)

3.7. Guqula lomusho ube senkathini ezayo eqhubekayo: Change the following sentence into future continuous tense:   3.7.1. Uthisha ufundisa izingane. The teacher teaches the children. (2)

All of the following make the skin difficult to colonize except

____________ causes white blood cells to release proinflammatory cytokines resulting in acne. 

Deficiencies in late component complement genes are likely to yield individuals more susceptible to infection by