You determined the average salaries of people living in Texas ($45,000) and people living in Oklahoma ($60,000). After running a t-test in Excel, you get a p-value of 0.07. What do you conclude? (Don’t worry about whether the conclusion is written properly- focus only on accuracy.)

According to Lerner, men’s dominance and control of women provided the earliest model for the subsequently developed institution of ____________.

Sophocles’ play, Antigone was written around 441 BCE and is an example of a [answer1], a genre characterized by [answer2].

According to Rollo May, myths function to _____________________. Select all answers that apply.

You’ve determined blood pressure for people who just woke up, people who just went for a walk, people who just watched a scary movie, and people who just ate a meal. The statistical test you should use to analyze this data is called _______________.

You read a news article written by a science journalist. In the article, the journalist describes a study in which the authors showed that the flu shot reduces the chances of getting the flu or getting seriously ill with the flu. The article you are reading has no graphs but does have a diagram of a flu virus. Is this paper primary literature? 

Located around president day Iraq, Sumerian Ur was one of [answer1] cities in Sumeria in Southern Mesopotamia. The city of Ur featured a temple structure called a [answer2], built more than 4,000 years ago, which was used to [answer3].

Most available evidence suggests the Minoans of Crete worshiped ____________.

The bull was uniquely emphasized by the [answer1] people as indicated in the [answer2] fresco.

In the Hebrew Bible’s creation story, as told in Genesis Chapter 2, Eve was created from Adam’s rib to provide him with a “suitable [answer1]. After “the Lord God made a woman from the rib he had taken out of the man,” God “[answer2] her to the man.”