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USING RESULTS FOR CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
JOSUE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Secondary English Department
Mrs Vanessa Girón López SUBJECT: HEALTH GRADE: 9TH ______
REPOSITIONING EXAM NAME: _______________________________ DATE: ________ LIST #: ____ INSTRUCTIONS: Please answer each question clearly and legibly. You may only write in pen, not pencil. 10 points will be taken off if you do not write any of the following: your name, list #, section, and date. PART 1 COMPLETION (0.90 each): write the word (s) that bet completes the statement _________________________ 1. The immediate medical attention given to a victim of an injury or sudden illness is defined as ___? _________________________ 2. If you suspect a spinal injury, to open a victim´s airway, you would use the ___? technique _________________________ 3. Emergency medical treatment is required for victims of ____? – degree burns _________________________ 4. A condition in which the muscles become stiff and hard, followed by severe muscle spasms is called a (n) ____ ? _________________________ 5. The type of venom injected by most pit vipers is _________________________ 6. When checking an unconscious victim for life-threatening conditions, you should look for a blocked airway, no breathing and ___? _________________________ 7. Eye disease and disorders are treated by a (n) ___?
Grade:
STD 5.4 EV 537
Indicator 5.4 The school engages in a continuous process to determine verifiable improvement in student learning, including readiness and success at the next level. Below are samples of repositioning exams.
_________________________ 8. The viral disease that is transmitted through the saliva of diseased animals is called___? _________________________ 9. Organisms such as bacteria and viruses that cause diseases are called’ _________________________ 10. The condition in which capillaries become larger to allow more blood to reach an affected area, causing tissue to become red, swollen, and tender, is called? _________________________ 11. The body system that helps transport leukocytes throughout the body and aids them in cleansing the body of pathogens is the …? _________________________ 12. The name for tissue fluid once it has entered the lymph capillaries is …? _________________________ 13. A tiny capsule of genetic information that can reprogram a living cell to produce new particles instead of the cell´s normal products is a (n) …? _________________________ 14. An animal that transmits infection is called a …? _________________________ 15. A condition of resistance to a particular disease or pathogen is known as …? _________________________ 16. A substance that stimulates the immune system to develop an acquired immunity is called …? _________________________ 17. Substances produced by bacteria, molds, and other organisms that stop the growth of bacteria are …? _________________________ 18. A disease that is severe but lasts only a short time or occurs suddenly is described as …? _________________________ 19. A tumor that shows no tendency to spread throughout the body is said to be …? _________________________ 20. A disease that results from aging, malnutrition, a genetic problem, or a malfunctioning organ is called …? disease. _________________________ 21. Infectious diseases that cannot be spread from person to person are called ____? diseases _________________________ 22. A substance that alters the function of the body in some way is called …? _________________________ 23. Common prescription drugs that stop the growth of bacteria are called …?
_________________________ 24. Medicine that cause the loss of feeling are called …? _________________________ 25. Medicines that reduce pain but do not cause loss of other skin senses are called …? _________________________ 26. Drugs that affect the brain and mind are called …? _________________________ 27. A condition in which a drug user becomes unable to function normally without a drug is called …? _________________________ 28. A phenomenon in which a drug user requires more and more of a drug to reach a “high” is called …? _________________________ 29. Drugs that are used medically to relieve severe pain are known as …? _________________________ 30. The drugs that speed up activity of the central nervous system are called …? _________________________ 31. The drugs that slow down brain activity are called …? _________________________ 32. The drug which is possibly the most widely abused in the world is …? _________________________ 33. The most commonly abused illegal drug in the United States is …? PART 2 MULTIPLE CHOICE (0.90 each): write the letter of the correct choice in the blank _____ 1. All of the following are medical emergencies except …?
a. Difficulty breathing b. Persistent coughing c. unconsciousness d. persistent chest pain
_____ 2. Begin CPR immediately if the victim is …?
a. Conscious and choking b. Unconscious and having difficulty breathing c. Unconscious and not breathing d. Unconscious and breathing
_____ 3. The first step in CPR for an unconscious choking victim is to …?
a. Do a finger sweep
b. Open the airway c. Give two slow breaths d. Give 30 chest compressions
_____ 4. “ Blood” is the meaning of the suffix …?
a. Hyper b. Therm c. Hema-, hemo- d. Epi-
_____ 5. The term for a temporary loss of consciousness often preceded by weakness, dizziness, and paleness is …?
a. Abrasion b. Fainting c. Hypothermia d. Hyperthermia
_____ 6. If a person has a nosebleed, he shoud to all of the following except …?
a. Sit down and tip his head back to stop the flow of blood b. Apply direct pressure by pinching the nose together c. Place cold, wet cloths on the bridge of the nose d. Consult a physician if his nosebleeds recur frequently
_____ 7. Immediate care for most strains and sprains involve all of the following except …?
a. Applying a cold compress b. Immobilize c. Elevating the injured area d. Calling 911
_____ 8. Which of the following immediate care procedures is incorrect for treating a frostbite victim when medical attention is not immediately available?
a. Handle frostbitten areas gently to prevent further injury b. Loosely apply dry, sterile bandages when area feels warm c. Rub the affected areas to warm them d. Watch the victim for signs of shock if frostbite is severe
_____ 9. If the first two slow breaths do not cause a victim´s chest to rise, what should you do?
a. Begin CPR b. Breathe more forcefully
c. Do a finger sweep d. Retilt the head and reattempt breaths
_____ 10. The most important components of the immune system are…?
a. Antibodies b. Interleukins c. Leukocytes d. Pathogens
_____ 11. Some of the most important weapons that the immune system uses to fight pathogens are Y- shaped protein molecules called …?
a. Antibodies b. Interleukins c. Leukocytes
Pathogens _____ 12. Small, bean-shaped organs through which lymph flows are the …?
a. Adenoids b. Lymph vessels c. Lymph ducts d. Lymph nodes
_____ 13. The body´s largest lymph organ is the …?
a. Spleen b. Thymus c. Tonsil d. Liver
_____ 14. All of the following are types of immunity except …?
a. Acquired immunity b. Adopted immunity c. Inborn immunity d. Species immunity
_____ 15. The most common form of immunological disease is …?
a. Tumor b. Cavity c. Allergy d. Arrhythmia
_____ 16. Over the counter drugs that block the action of histamine, reducing inflammation and allergic reactions, are called …?
a. Decongestants b. Expectorants c. Antihistamines d. Antiseptics
_____ 17. Over the counter drugs that help clear stuffy sinuses and nasal passages are called…?
a. Decongestants b. Expectorants c. Antihistamines d. Antiseptics
_____ 18. Medicines that kill pathogens in minor open wounds to prevent infection are called …?
a. Decongestants b. Expectorants c. Antihistamines d. Antiseptics
PART 3 MODIFIED TRUE/FALSE (0.90 each): if the statement is true, write true. If it is false, replace the underlined word (s) with the word (s) that will make the statement true _________________________ 1. An unconscious victim should not be moved unless his life is endangered _________________________ 2. A victim is not breathing should be administered back blows _________________________ 3. The technique that combines artificial respiration with chest compressions is CPR _________________________ 4. If you must leave an unconscious victim for any reason, place him in the recovery position
_________________________ 5. To open the airway of an unconscious victim, place his head in the head-tilt/chin-lift position _________________________ 6. When performing CPR on an adult, you should give approximately five cycles of fifteen compressions and 2 breaths in two minutes _________________________ 7. Hyperventilation results when a person´s blood pressure drops to a critical low _________________________ 8. A first – degree burn requires immediate medical attention _________________________ 9. The body´s inability to perspire, a flushed appearance, and a high fever are all signs of internal bleeding _________________________ 10. The immediate care for a contusion is direct pressure, cold compress, and elevation _________________________ 11. An injury to a joint that causes pain and swelling and a deformed appearance is a laceration _________________________ 12. A closed fracture protrudes through the skin
PART 4 MATCHING (0.90 each) Match the disease with the correct category (A or B). Answers may be used more than once
Leprosy A. INFECTIOUS
Common cold B. NONINFECTIOUS
Cancer
Tetanus
Diabetes
Osteoporosis
Match the disease, disorder, or condition with the affected body system. Answers may be used more than once
Acne A. Cardiovascular System
AIDS B. Digestive System
Arteriosclerosis C. Endocrine System
Athlete´s foot D. Immune System
Bronchitis E. Integumentary System
Bursitis F. Musculoskeletal System
Epilepsy G. Nervous System
Food poisoning H. Respiratory System
Hypertension
Hypoglycemia
Meningitis
Peptic ulcer
Warts
Match the meaning with the correct prefix, suffix, or root
Means white A. CEPHAL
Means disease B. –CYTES
Means condition of the blood C. DYS-
Means hard D. –GEN
Means bad E. –HEMIA, EMIA
Means diseased condition F. HEPAT-, HEPATO-
Means cells G. –IASIS
Means water H. –ITIS
Refers to the head I. LEUK-, LEUKO-
Refers to something that produces J. LYMPH-, LYMPHO-
Means body K. –OSIS
L. PATHO-, PATHY
M. SCLER- , SCLERO
N. SOMA
Match the drug with its category. Answers may be used more than once
Alcohol A. Anabolic steroids
Amphetamine B. Cannabinoids
Cocaine C. Depressants
LSD D. Hallucinogens
Marijuana E. Inhalants
F. Narcotics
G. Stimulants
PART 5 SHORT ANSWERS (0.90 each): write the correct answers in the blank _________________________ 1. A doctor that treats diseases and disorders of the cardiovascular systems is called…? _________________________ 2. A doctor who treats cancer is called …? _________________________ 3. A doctor who provides primary care for people of all ages is called …? _________________________ 4. A doctor who treats diseases and disorders of the endocrine system is called …?
_________________________ 5. The five elements of prayer are … _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ 6. Four qualities that should make up every close friendship _________________________ _________________________ _________________________
JOSUE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Secondary English Department
Mrs Vanessa Girón López SUBJECT: HISTORY GRADE: 10TH ______
REPOSITIONING EXAM NAME: __________________________________ DATE: ______ LIST #: ___ INSTRUCTIONS: Please answer each question clearly and legibly. You may only write in pen, not pencil. 10 points will be taken off if you do not write any of the following: your name, list #, section, and date. PART 1 MATCHING (1 point each) Match the name with the correct definition. Write the Capital Letter where it corresponds
Sun King A. LOUIS XIV
Wrote Amazing Grace B. LOUIS XV
Sailed down the Mississippi for France C. LOUIS XVI
Father of New France D. LOUIS XVIII
Said “after me de deluge” E. JOHN NEWTON
Established the Committee of Public Safety F. ROBERT CAVALIER DE LA SALLE
Great literary figure G. MAXIMILIEN ROBESPIERRE
Napoleon´s second wife H. GEORGE WASHINGTON
King of restored Bourbon monarchy I. JEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAU
Father of French Romanticism J. MARIE ANTOINETTE
K. SAMUEL JOHNSON
L. MARIE LOUISE
M. SAMUEL DE CHAMPLAIN
Match the person on the right with the correct description on the left. Write the correct Capital Letter where it corresponds
Began the Pietist movement A. ADONIRAN JUDSON
Leader in education B. CARDINAL MAZARIN
Father of American Missions C. PHILIPP SPENER
Started England´s first Sunday school D.WILLIAM WILBERFORCE
French cardinal E. JOHN HOWARD
Editor of the Encyclopedia F. AUGUST FRANCKE
Fought to abolish slavery in England G. DENIS DIDEROT
Grade:
Succeeded James I H. ROBERT RAIKES
Overthrown by the Glorious Revolution I. JAMES II
Philosopher of the Age of Reason J. CHARLES I
K. CHARLES II
L. JOHN LOCKE
Match the name with the correct description. Write the correct Capital Letter where it corresponds
English prime minister during the French Revolution
A. WILLIAM GLADSTONE
Founded the Salvation Army B. WILLIAM BOOTH
Founded the London police force C. WILLIAM PITT
Taught idealism D. CHARLES SPURGEON
Prince of Preachers E. DUKE OF WELLINGTON
Organized the Red Shirts F. IMMANUEL KANT
Famous cricket player who became a missionary G. BENJAMIN DISRAELI
Jewish prime minister of England H. ROBERT PEEL
Organized Young Italy I. C.T. STUDD
Introduced dialectic thinking J. GIUSEPPE MAZZINI
K. G.W.F. HEGEL
L. GIUSEPPE GARIBALDI
Match the name with the correct invention
Reaper A. JETRO TULL
Cotton gin B. JOHN DEERE
Miner´s safety lamp C. CYRUS McCORMICK
Spinning jenny D. JAMES WATT
Seed drill E. ELI WHITNEY
Process for converting iron to steel F. RICHARD ARKWRIGHT
Flying shuttle G. JAMES HARGREAVES
Steam engine H. SIR HUMPHRY DAVY
First practical steam ship I. JOHN KAY
Steel plow J. ROBERT FULTON
K. WILLIAM KELLY
PART 2 (1 point each) WRITE T FOR TRUE OR F FOR FALSE IN THE ANSWER BOX PROVIDED
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17
1. Pearl Harbor was located in Hawaii and was the home base for America´s Pacific
fleet 2. Pearl harbor was invaded on Sunday afternoon, December 7th 1941 3. China attacked Pearl Harbor 4. The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted 2 hours 5. Nisei means second generation. The soldiers were sons of Japanese immigrants
and were born and educated in the United States. 6. During WW2, the Nisei were against the United States and fought for their country 7. Some of the largest concentration camps were at Buchenwald, Treblinka, Dachau,
and Auschwitz 8. 12 million Jews died during WW2 9. The holocaust is known as the Nazi Genocide 10. 60 million people died in WW2 worldwide 11. The starting point of WW2 was the Treaty of Versailles 12. World War 2 started in 1939 and ended in 1941 13. The United States entered in WW2 in 1941 14. The Axis Powers were: The U.S., Britain, France, The Soviet Union, and China 15. The Allies were: Germany, Italy, and Japan 16. Benjamin Franklin was in the presidency during the invasion of Pearl Harbor 17. The 442nd Regimental Combat Team had earned the distinction of being the most
decorated infantry unit in all of the U. S Army PART 3 (1 point each) WRITE THE NUMBER OF THE PERSON NEXT TO THE CORRECT CHARACTERISTIC PRESENTED
1. BENITO MUSSOLINI 2. ADOLF HITLER 3. SR WINSTON CHURCHILL
_____ The 20th century´s greatest statesman _____ Organized the Fascist Party (also called the Black shirts) _____ Followed Darwinian ideas in his attempts to change society and bring in a new social order _____ History of the English Speaking peoples was his last major literary work _____ A veteran of World War 1
_____ Promoted Fascism a form of socialism that is similar to communism _____ He promised to take firm control of the struggling Italian government, end inflation and unemployment and build a revived Roman Empire in the Mediterranean. _____ He served with distinction in many exotic lands including Cuba, India, and Egypt _____ Leader of the National Socialist German Worker´s Party or Nazis _____ His government was called the Third Reich _____ He won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1953 _____ He had a domineering personality, persuasive power and charisma for speeches PART 4 (1 point each) WRITE THE NUMBER IN THE CORRECT ANSWER
1.Dictator of Iraq that invaded the tiny oil-rich kingdom of Kuwait
1982
2. It is a violent act committed by a person or group that is meant to make others cower in fear, usually for political or religious purposes
NELSON MANDELA
3. Lead Al-Qaeda, a terrorist network of Islamic fundamentalists
NAFTA
4. Britain´s Prime Minister that supported the United States in denouncing the terrorist attacks and in the invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq
INSTITUTIONAL REVOLUTIONARY PARTY
5. Former British prime Minister that opposed the European Union
NORTH KOREA
6. Peace settlement resulted in NATO troops being sent to Bosnia as “peace keepers”
KATRINA
7. Country that is considered the only Communist dynasty
WTO
8. African country that has been especially hit hard by Islamic terrorism
SADDAM HUSSEIN
9. The first black president of South Africa OPERATION DEFENSIVE SHIELD/OPERATION DETERMINED PATH
10. Political Party that has ruled Mexico since 1929
DAYTON PEACE ACCORDS
11. Year in which Canada achieved complete independence from Great Britain
GLOBAL WARMING
12. World Trade Organization
TERRORISM
13. Canada´s first woman Prime Minister MARGARET THATCHER
14. North American Free Trade Agreement OSAMA BIN LADEN
15. Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Group
KIM CAMPBELL
16. First democratically elected leader in Chinese history
MICHAEL BEHE
17. Two operations that were launched by the Israeli Defense Force to pressure the Palestinians to renounce terrorism
TONY BLAIR
18. Hurricane that happened on August 29th, 2005. It killed over 1,300 people in Louisiana and Mississippi.
SUDAN
19. Advanced the idea of irreducible complexity
LEE TENG – HUI
20. The belief that the general temperature of the earth and its oceans is being warmed due to pollution and greenhouse gases
APEC
PART 5 SHORT ANSWERS (1 point each) _________________________ 1. Where was Napoleon exiled until his death? _________________________ 2. The Battle of Leipzig is also known as …? _________________________ 3. What execution device became a symbol of the French revolution? _________________________ 4. What is the name of the magnificent palace built 10 miles outside Paris? _________________________ 5. The greatest enemy of Napoleon in the battle with Russia was … _________________________ 6. Whose death caused the beginning of World War I _________________________ 7. Who was England´s longest reigning monarch? _________________________ 8. Who is the best remembered agricultural scientist in America? _________________________ 9. What was the mass slaughter of over 6 million Jews called? _________________________ 10. What was the most powerful conservative force through the ages? _________________________ 11. Communists revolutionaries of Nicaragua
SECONDARY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT REPOSITION EXAM SUBJECT: SPELLING
MS. ANAFE MEJIA
NAME:_________________________ DATE:____________ LIST #:_____
INSTRUCTIONS: Please answer each question clearly and legibly. You may only write in pen, not pencil. (1.75 pts. each)
VOCABULARY WORDS: Write the vocabulary word for each definition.
_________________ 1. invested with flesh, especially in human form
_________________ 2. composed and serene; calmly deliberate; settled
_________________ 3. to show close or incrimination connection, as in a plot or crime; to involve unfavorably.
_________________ 4. powerless to help; weak; lacking strength
_________________ 5. a small gift given as thanks for service
_________________ 6. to plan with cleverness; to plot, scheme
_________________ 7. to feel, show, or express pity or compassion for; to sympathize with
_________________ 8. feeling or showing satisfaction, sometimes to a fault; self-satisfied
_________________ 9. in accordance or agreement
_________________ 10. act of completion or bringing to perfection
_________________ 11. a point maintained in an argument
_________________ 12. dependent on some preceding occurrence or condition
_________________ 13. sincere sorrow for sin
_________________ 14. running side by side, parallel
_________________ 15. capable of existing together
_________________ 16. to be eaten away gradually, as by chemical action
_________________ 17. to kidnap or unlawfully carry off a person by force
_________________ 18. to add fictitious details
_________________ 19. to bring peace, often by satisfying demands
_________________ 20. to express sympathy with another in his affliction
_________________ 21. having or showing the polish and elegance of polite society
_________________ 22. a necessary part of something
_________________ 23. sounded in the throat
_________________ 24. of or pertaining to a church
_________________ 25. based on one's opinion or preference
VOCABULARY WORDS: Match each vocabulary word with the correct definition.
_____ 26. a rebellion against authority
_____ 27. easily done; with little effort
_____ 28. mass slaughter of humans
_____ 29. producing, or sufficient to produce
_____ 30. strength and firmness of mind in the face of adversity, or danger; unyielding courage
_____ 31. subject to change before becoming complete; unfinished
_____ 32. a feeling of doubt, fear; or uneasiness
_____ 33. assorted items
_____ 34. easily or gracefully bent; pliant
_____ 35. extreme happiness; a state of spiritual joy
_____ 36. immature; lacking life experience
_____ 37. showing despicable cowardice
_____ 38. to be sorrowful or regretful for some past action or occurrence
_____ 39. to cast off; shed; discard as unwanted
_____ 40. to give obvious proof of something disagreeable
_____ 41. to ravage in search of spoils
_____ 42. to short short and refuse to go on
_____ 43. to express disapproval or condemnation
_____ 44. to inflame with love; to charm, fascinate
_____ 45. to intrude upon; to trespass
_____ 46. to lessen in force or intensity
_____ 47. to put on or give false appearance of; to fabricate
_____ 48. to reveal a secret; to make known
_____ 49. having to do with fathers
_____ 50. consisting of or containing salt
_____ 51. of or pertaining to the kitchen or cookery
_____ 52. worthy of imitation
_____ 53. pertaining to or typical of the earliest time or condition
_____54. having or showing the best human qualities such as kindness, mercy, or
compassion
_____ 55. of or pertaining to the sky or the material heavens
a. fortitude b. culinary c. facile d. pristine e. tentative f. paternal g. carnage h. humane i. sedition j. slough k. callow l. reek m. sundry n. rue o. bliss p. balk q. censure r. dastardly s. celestial t. foray u. lithe v. divulge w. saline x. enamor y. feign z. exemplary aa. abate bb. encroah cc. effectual dd. qualm
SPELLING: Write the letter of the correctly spelled word.
______ 56. (a. analisys) (b. analysis) (c. analysys)
______ 57. (a. embaras) (b. embarrass) (c. embarras)
______ 58. (a. knowledge) (b. knoledge) (c. knowlege)
______ 59. (a. mathematics) (b. mathmatics) (c. mathimatics)
______ 60. (a. indepindant) (b. independant) (c. independent)
______ 61. (a. separation) (b. seperation) (c. seperration)
______ 62. (a. boullion) (b. bouillion) (c. bouillon)
______ 63. (a. chauffeur) (b. chaufeur) (c. chauffuer)
______ 64. (a. sergent) (b. sergeant) (c. sargeant)
______ 65. (a. personel) (b. personell) (c. personnel)
______ 66. (a. buareu) (b. bureu) (c. bureau)
______ 67. (a. enviroment) (b. environment) (c. environmment)
______ 68. (a. wolly) (b. wholly) (c. wholy)
______ 69. (a. specimen) (b. spicimen) (c. specemen)
______ 70. (a. anxyous) (b. anshious) (c. anxious)
______ 71. (a. vengance) (b. vengeance) (c. vengeanse)
______ 72. (a. hemorhage) (b. hemorrhage) (c. hemorage)
______ 73. (a. conscious) (b. consious) (c. concious)
______ 74. (a. excelled) (b. ecelled) (c. exelled)
______ 75. (a. argueng) (b. arrguing) (c. arguing)
______ 76. (a. refering) (b. refereng) (c. referring)
______ 77. (a. interfere) (b. interferre) (c. interfire)
VOCABULARY: From the words below, choose the word that best completes each sentence and write it in the blank.
78. The______________ of those who defended the Alamo remains a sterling example of
complete devotion to a cause.
79. Mind not high things, but ______________ to men of low estate.
80. Father metes out punishment in a ______________ manner, always keeping his anger
under control.
81. She gave me the ______________ script, but warned me that my lines might change as
she edits them.
82. Even after admitting his wrong doing, the student showed no ______________.
83. The infantry behaved in a ______________ manner and deserted their post.
84. Effortlessly the ______________ gymnast flipped through the air and landed squarely
on the balance beam.
85. Ninety percent cacao sends chocolate lovers th the brink of pure ______________.
86. By not teaching his children, parents damaged their lives and____________ their
ignorance.
87. Adam and Eve lived surrounded by a ______________ beauty.
88. When sharks smell the humans’ blood it is almost impossible to ____________ them.
89. The suspicious men were waiting for the girl and tried to ______________ her.
90. My ______________ grandmother is coming from San Miguel to visit our family.
91. The student______________ his speech with flowery phrases and eloquent quotations.
92. We need to be sensible to the feelings of others and ______________ with them.
93. The dynamic preacher pounded the pulpit as if it were a(n) ______________ drum.
94. My mom told me that she was ______________ of my Dad for many years before he
asked her to marry him.
95. Maybe I am not an expert in the ______________ arts, but when I cook something for
my husband I always try my best.
contrition
bliss
pristine
culinary
dastardly
sedate
enamored
abduct
ecclesiastical
appease
perpetuate
fortitude
condescend
lithe
tentative
condole
paternal
embellished
Secondary English DepartmentMrs Vanessa Girón LópezSUBJECT: HEALTH GRADE: 9TH ______REPOSITIONING EXAMNAME: _______________________________ DATE: ________ LIST #: ____Secondary English DepartmentMrs Vanessa Girón LópezSUBJECT: HISTORY GRADE: 10TH ______REPOSITIONING EXAMNAME: __________________________________ DATE: ______ LIST #: ___