(a) Recall What did the First Continental Congress do?

(b) Recall What did the Second Continental Congress do?

(c) Compare and Contrast Compare and contrast the achievements of the First and Second Continental Congress.

How can you explain the need for the 2014 recall?

What should Toyota do about the recall problem?

On a sheet of paper, use the given term in a sentence 'recall'

Recall the three parts of a neuron, and explain the function of each.

There are 8,249 people registered to vote in the town of Mayfield. About how many people voted in the election? Explain.

What type of recall task is declarative memory?

What was the purpose of the Second Continental Congress?

Recall how polio is diagnosed, treated, and prevented.

Recall What happened to the Quinns' house?

In a poll of 1100 registered voters before an upcoming mayoral election, 594 people, or 54%, said they would vote to re-elect the current mayor, while the remaining voters said they would not vote for the mayor. The margin of error for the poll was $\pm 3$ percent, which means that the poll predicts that somewhere between 51%(54% - 3%) and 57% (54% + 3%) of people will actually vote to re-elect the mayor.

The confidence interval for the election poll are:

a. 68%

b. 95%

c. 99.7%

Explain the similarities and differences between each confidence interval for the election poll.

(a) Recall: What do the speaker and those in attendance expect to undergo when "the last Onset" occurs? (b) Recall: What happens instead? (c) Analyze: In what ways is this turn of events ironic?

Linda received 4/5 of the votes in the election for student council president. What percent of the votes did Linda receive?

Recall Why does Dee want the quilts?