Rnr 2039 exam 1 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

RNR 2039 Exam 1 Questions & Answers 2024/2025 What is the magic time and day of the week for having PowerPoints and Fact Sheets emailed to the instructor? - ANSWERS2:00 - 4:00 PM, MWF What are the consequences of material that is due do not arrive on time? - ANSWERSLate assignments lose 20% of their maximum value for the first day they are late and 10% for subsequent days (weekends count as one day). In the news business, what are the 5-Ws and H? - ANSWERSWho, What, When, Where, Why, ...

What is the magic time and day of the week for having PowerPoints and Fact Sheets emailed to the instructor? - Answer-2:00 - 4:00 PM, MWF What are the consequences of material that is due do not arrive on time? - Answer-Late assignments lose 20% of their maximum value for the first day they are late and 10% for subsequent days (weekends count as one day). In the news business, what are the 5-Ws and H? - Answer-Who, What, When, Where, Why, & How What is the meaning of the inverted pyramid i...

goals of policy - Answer-protect natural resources and ensure wise use tangible direct benefits - Answer-wood, water, wildlife, fish, recreation, ecotourism intangible benefits - Answer-aesthetics and biodiversity principles of wildlife policy - Answer-preservation and use factors of preservation - Answer-time, location, affluence, and individual impact preserve what?? - Answer-species, aesthetics, ecosystem structure, genetic integrity, and associated lifestyles preserve from what?? - An...

What is the magic time and day of the week for having PowerPoints and Fact Sheets emailed to the instructor? - 2:00 - 4:00 PM, MWF What are the consequences of material that is due do not arrive on time? - Late assignments lose 20% of their maximum value for the first day they are late and 10% for subsequent days (weekends count as one day). In the news business, what are the 5-Ws and H? - Who, What, When, Where, Why, & How What is the meaning of the inverted pyramid in news writing? - to...

goals of policy - protect natural resources and ensure wise use tangible direct benefits - wood, water, wildlife, fish, recreation, ecotourism intangible benefits - aesthetics and biodiversity principles of wildlife policy - preservation and use factors of preservation - time, location, affluence, and individual impact preserve what?? - species, aesthetics, ecosystem structure, genetic integrity, and associated lifestyles preserve from what?? - direct exploitation and h