question 41 refers to the following chart.\nsome medical specialists\ntype of doctor concerned…

question 41 refers to the following chart.\nsome medical specialists\ntype of doctor concerned with\ncardiologist heart and arteries\nendocrinologist hormones\nhematologist blood\noncologist growths, tumors, and cancer\northopedist bones, joints, and muscles\n41. a patient has been complaining of chest pain, and a blood test shows a very high cholesterol level. to which specialist is his family doctor likely to refer him?\n(1) a cardiologist\n(2) an endocrinologist\n(3) a hematologist\n(4) an oncologist\n(5) an orthopedist\n42. in nuclear reactors, nuclear fission reactions produce energy and radioactive waste. disposal of the waste is a problem, because it remains radioactive, and thus harmful to living things, for many years. when a nuclear waste site is proposed for a location, people who live nearby generally organize to oppose it.\nof the following, which do people opposing a nuclear waste disposal site in their neighborhood probably value the most?\n(1) individualism\n(2) ambition\n(3) money\n(4) good health\n(5) neighborliness\nquestion 43 refers to the following information and diagram.\nyou can model a wave by holding one end of a rope and giving it a quick up - and - down shake. each point on the rope transfers energy to the next point as the wave travels.\nwave motion\n43. which of the following statements is supported by the information given about the model of the wave?\n(1) most of the energy from the hand movement is transferred to the air.\n(2) one up - and - down shake will produce waves indefinitely.\n(3) a more energetic shake will produce a wave of greater amplitude.\n(4) the amplitude of a wave is the distance between two peaks.\n(5) point b on the rope will always be below point a.

question 41 refers to the following chart.\nsome medical specialists\ntype of doctor concerned with\ncardiologist heart and arteries\nendocrinologist hormones\nhematologist blood\noncologist growths, tumors, and cancer\northopedist bones, joints, and muscles\n41. a patient has been complaining of chest pain, and a blood test shows a very high cholesterol level. to which specialist is his family doctor likely to refer him?\n(1) a cardiologist\n(2) an endocrinologist\n(3) a hematologist\n(4) an oncologist\n(5) an orthopedist\n42. in nuclear reactors, nuclear fission reactions produce energy and radioactive waste. disposal of the waste is a problem, because it remains radioactive, and thus harmful to living things, for many years. when a nuclear waste site is proposed for a location, people who live nearby generally organize to oppose it.\nof the following, which do people opposing a nuclear waste disposal site in their neighborhood probably value the most?\n(1) individualism\n(2) ambition\n(3) money\n(4) good health\n(5) neighborliness\nquestion 43 refers to the following information and diagram.\nyou can model a wave by holding one end of a rope and giving it a quick up - and - down shake. each point on the rope transfers energy to the next point as the wave travels.\nwave motion\n43. which of the following statements is supported by the information given about the model of the wave?\n(1) most of the energy from the hand movement is transferred to the air.\n(2) one up - and - down shake will produce waves indefinitely.\n(3) a more energetic shake will produce a wave of greater amplitude.\n(4) the amplitude of a wave is the distance between two peaks.\n(5) point b on the rope will always be below point a.

Answer

41.

Brief Explanations:

Chest pain and high cholesterol are related to heart - artery health. Cardiologists deal with heart and arteries.

Answer:

(1) a cardiologist

42.

Brief Explanations:

Radioactive waste is harmful to living things. People opposing a nuclear waste disposal site likely value good health most.

Answer:

(4) good health

43.

Brief Explanations:

A more energetic shake means more energy input, which will result in a wave of greater amplitude.

Answer:

(3) A more energetic shake will produce a wave of greater amplitude.