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Module 3 Quiz: Policy and Procedures

Jasmin Whitfield October 2, 2015

This quiz is an assessment of your understanding of proper documentation content and procedures and medication policy guidelines.

If it isn’t documented, it doesn’t exist!

LSAT – Section 3: Test 1

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1. Question
Which of the following best expresses the main idea of the passage?
- Benjamin Franklin is a wonderful example of what an individual can accomplish, regardless of the circumstances of his or her origins.
- Benjamin Franklin was an ideal husband and family man and should serve as a lasting role model.
- The fact that Benjamin Franklin was never elected President of the United States is disappointing, considering his abilities and accomplishments.
- Despite his many accomplishments, Benjamin Franklin had many personal shortcomings that he struggled with his entire life.
- Despite a few modest successes, Benjamin Franklin was a disappointment to his father, who wanted him to learn the candlemaking trade.
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2. Question
The author refers to Benjamin Franklin’s life as “a study in contrasts” (line 28) because
- Benjamin Franklin was able to multitask and still be successful.
- Benjamin Franklin never lived in one city for very long.
- Benjamin Franklin never allowed his fierce temper to affect his professional life.
- Benjamin Franklin strived for a life balanced by extremes in virtue.
- Benjamin Franklin hated receiving mail yet served as Postmaster General.
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3. Question
Which of the following does the author give as evidence that Benjamin Franklin was a “leading proponent of American freedom”?
- Franklin’s image appears on the one-hundred-dollar bill.
- Franklin argued that a life well lived is a balanced one.
- Franklin served as the United States Minister to both France and Sweden.
- Franklin was a gifted inventor and scientist.
- Franklin published his own newspaper, The Pennsylvania Gazette.
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4. Question
The use of the word “catalyst” (line 13) serves primarily to
- show that Franklin’s printing experience helped change the course of his life
- explain Franklin’s unyielding proclivity for scientific inquiry
- highlight Franklin’s secret political aspirations
- explain Franklin’s immense interest in the printing industry
- contrast Franklin’s humility with his zeal to succeed
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5. Question
Which of the following examples best fulfills Franklin’s tenets of a balanced life, as described in the passage?
- a successful entrepreneur and an ardent supporter of charitable causes, which she derives great satisfaction from supporting
- a well-compensated politician whose family lives in an elegant mansion and greatly enjoys buying her husband new things
- a homeless man who refuses to beg for handouts due to a great deal of pride
- a lawyer who spends every waking hour pursuing new clients despite the fact that his family misses spending time with him
- a philosopher interested in science and politics who seeks election to political office
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6. Question
It can be inferred from the passage that the author would most likely describe Franklin’s life as
- banal
- experimental
- disappointing
- humorous
- accomplished
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7. Question
Which of the following, if true, would provide the most support for the author’s belief that, like Benjamin Franklin, an individual with a modest start can still achieve greatness?
- John was the son of a wealthy industrialist who, after taking over the family business, increased his wealth tenfold.
- Maureen was the daughter of an insurance saleswoman who chose to follow in her mother’s footsteps and sell insurance for the same company for which her mother worked.
- Martin was raised in a foster home after his parents were incarcerated. He dedicated himself to human rights causes after being elected Governor.
- Dina was an orphan who spent her adult life in and out of the prison system before having a daughter of her own.
- Frank was a rich businessman who suffered from a gambling addition that ultimately cost him everything for which he had worked so hard.
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