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Student Handbook: Desk Reference Volume 5

Student handbook. volume 4

Stephen Armstrong, Pamela K. Lamb, Mark Anestis, William Ma, Barbra L. Murphy, Estelle Rankin

Stephen Armstrong; Pamela K Lamb; Mark Anestis; William Ma; Barbara L Murphy

Gary Gibson; Southwestern Company

Hughes, James

James Hughes

Unknown

Southwestern Publishing House, Inc.

The Southwestern Company

Favorite Recipes Press

Mc Graw Hill

Ingram

2003

new ed., Nashville, Tenn, Tennessee, 2000

United States, United States of America

New ed, Nashville, Tenn, 2005

2005, Nashville, Tenn, ©1998

Nashville, Tennessee, 2005

Nashville, Tennessee, 2009

2004, Nashville, Tennessee

2003, Southwestern

Volume 3, PS, 2005

5th, 2021

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topic: Encyclopedias and dictionaries; English language; Study skills

Type: 英文图书

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1. (p1) 1 EARTH AND THE UNIVERSE
1.1. (p2) The Universe
1.1.1. (p3) The heavens from Earth
1.1.2. (p4) Telescopes and observatories
1.1.3. (p5) Invisible astronomy
1.1.4. (p6) The Sun
1.1.5. (p7) Solar system
1.1.6. (p8) Inner planets
1.1.7. (p9) Outer planets
1.1.8. (p10) Planetary moons: inner planets
1.1.9. (p11) Planetary moons: outer planets
1.1.10. (p12) Cosmic debris
1.1.11. (p13) Stars and nebulae
1.1.12. (p14) Galaxies
1.1.13. (p15) Evolution of the universe
1.1.14. (p16) Space exploration
1.1.15. (p17) Star charts
1.1.16. (p18) Astronomical tables
1.1.17. (p19) Prominent people
1.1.18. (p20) Terms
1.2. (p21) Earth Sciences
2. (p43) 2 LIFE ON EARTH
2.1. (p44) The Natural World
2.1.1. (p45) Origin and classification of life
2.1.2. (p46) Genetics
2.1.3. (p47) Evolution
2.1.4. (p48) Fungi
2.1.5. (p49) Plants: structure and evolution
2.1.6. (p50) Animals: characterises
2.1.7. (p51) Man and nature: biodiversity
2.2. (p52) Human Being
3. (p57) 3 PEOPLE
3.1. (p58) Peoples and Languages
3.1.1. (p59) Human origins
3.1.2. (p60) Paleolithic age
3.1.3. (p61) Migration
3.1.4. (p62) Race
3.1.5. (p63) Calendars and festivals
3.1.6. (p64) Rites of passage
3.1.7. (p65) Language and writing
3.1.8. (p66) Prominent people
3.1.9. (p67) Terms
3.2. (p68) Thought and Belief
3.2.1. (p69) Prehistory; Mesopotamia; I Ching
3.2.2. (p70) Egyptian religion
3.2.3. (p71) Hinduism
3.2.4. (p72) Judaism
3.2.5. (p73) Zoroastrianism; early philosophy
3.2.6. (p74) Buddhism
3.2.7. (p75) Greek and Roman religion
3.2.8. (p76) Christianity
3.2.9. (p77) Islam
3.2.10. (p78) Celtic religion
3.2.11. (p79) Nordic beliefs
3.2.12. (p80) Medieval legends; Shintoism
3.2.13. (p81) Central and South American beliefs
3.2.14. (p82) Sikhism
3.2.15. (p83) Protestantism
3.2.16. (p84) Counter-Reformation
3.2.17. (p85) Witchcraft
3.2.18. (p86) Christian Heresies; Cabala
3.2.19. (p87) Sects of the 1600s
3.2.20. (p88) Society of Friends
3.2.21. (p89) Religion in Colonial America
3.2.22. (p90) Native American religions
3.2.23. (p91) Freemasonry
3.2.24. (p92) Age of Reason; Methodism
3.2.25. (p93) African religions
3.2.26. (p94) Pacific Island and Aboriginal beliefs
3.2.27. (p95) Spiritualism; Jehovah's Witnesses
3.2.28. (p96) Adventists; Mormons; Baha'i
3.2.29. (p97) Darwinism; Marxism
3.2.30. (p98) Modem Saints; theosophy
3.2.31. (p99) Salvation Army; Pentecostalism
3.2.32. (p100) Psychoanalysis: Freud and Jung
3.2.33. (p101) Evangelism; New Age religions
3.2.34. (p102) Prominent people
3.2.35. (p103) Terms: religious
3.2.36. (p104) Terms: philosophical
3.3. (p105) Politics and Society
3.3.1. (p106) Political definitions
3.3.2. (p107) United Nations
3.3.3. (p108) European Union
3.3.4. (p109) Civil rights
3.3.5. (p110) Nobel Peace Prize winners
3.3.6. (p111) Legislative systems
3.3.7. (p112) Crime and the law
3.3.8. (p113) Education and literacy
3.4. (p114) Business and Econom
3.4.1. (p115) Types of economy
3.4.2. (p116) International aid and debt
3.4.3. (p117) Multinationals
3.4.4. (p118) Banks and stock markets
3.4.5. (p119) Prominent people
3.4.6. (p120) Terms
3.5. (p121) Sports and Leisure
3.5.1. (p122) Olympic Games
3.5.2. (p123) Soccer
3.5.3. (p124) Football
3.5.4. (p125) Australian rules football; rugby
3.5.5. (p126) Baseball
3.5.6. (p127) Cricket
3.5.7. (p128) Hockey; lacrosse
3.5.8. (p129) Tennis; squash
3.5.9. (p130) Badminton; table tennis
3.5.10. (p131) Basketball
3.5.11. (p132) Volleyball; handball
3.5.12. (p133) Track and field events
3.5.13. (p134) Gymnastics
3.5.14. (p135) Weightlifting
3.5.15. (p136) Boxing
3.5.16. (p137) Wrestling; martial arts; fencing
3.5.17. (p138) Water sports
3.5.18. (p139) Target and cue sports
3.5.19. (p140) Equestrian sports
3.5.20. (p141) Winter sports
3.5.21. (p142) Motor and cycle sports
3.5.22. (p143) Golf
3.5.23. (p144) Angling
3.5.24. (p145) Board and table games
3.5.25. (p146) Card games
3.5.26. (p147) Hobbies and pastimes
3.5.27. (p148) Prominent people
3.6. (p149) Warfare
4. (p155) 4 HISTORY
4.1. (p156) Ancient World 5000 b.c.-a.d. 500
4.1.1. (p157) 5000-2000 b.c.
4.1.2. (p158) 2000-1000 b.c.
4.1.3. (p159) 1000-300 b.c.
4.1.4. (p160) The classical heritage
4.1.5. (p161) 300 b.c.-a.d. 500
4.2. (p162) Early Middle Ages 500-1099
4.2.1. (p163) 500-999
4.2.2. (p164) 1000-1099
4.2.3. (p165) The medieval Christian church
4.3. (p166) Later Middle Ages 1100-1399
4.3.1. (p167) 1100-1198
4.3.2. (p168) 1200-1300
4.3.3. (p169) 1300-1399
4.3.4. (p170) Pre-Columbian America
4.4. (p171) Renaissance 1400-1599
4.4.1. (p172) 1400-1499
4.4.2. (p173) 1500-1549
4.4.3. (p174) The age of discovery
4.4.4. (p175) 1550-1599
4.5. (p176) Early Modern Era 1600-1799
4.5.1. (p177) 1600-1649
4.5.2. (p178) 1650-1699
4.5.3. (p179) 1700-1749
4.5.4. (p180) 1750-1799
4.5.5. (p181) Agricultural and Industrial revolutions
4.6. (p182) Modern Era 1800-1997
4.6.1. (p183) 1800-1849
4.6.2. (p184) 1850-1899
4.6.3. (p185) The making of the United States
4.6.4. (p186) 1900-1918
4.6.5. (p187) 1919-1938
4.6.6. (p188) World War II
4.6.7. (p189) 1946-1967
4.6.8. (p190) A world transformed
4.6.9. (p191) 1968-1997
4.6.10. (p192) Prominent people (historians)
4.6.11. (p193) Prominent people (historical figures)
4.7. (p194) Rulers and Leaders
4.7.1. (p195) Royalty descended from Victoria
4.7.2. (p196) Hapsburgs, Bourbons
4.8. (p197) Political leaders: Australia, Canada,China, France
5. (p201) 5 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
5.1. (p202) Areas of physical science
5.2. (p203) Units and symbols
5.3. (p204) Physics
5.3.1. (p205) Early discoveries
5.3.2. (p206) Electricity; gas laws
5.3.3. (p207) Electromagnetism
5.3.4. (p208) Energy
5.3.5. (p209) The atom
5.3.6. (p210) Quantum theory; relativity
5.3.7. (p211) Weighing atoms; smashing atoms
5.3.8. (p212) Particle physics
5.4. (p213) Chemistry
5.4.1. (p214) Early discoveries
5.4.2. (p215) Elements and compounds
5.4.3. (p216) Chemical elements
5.4.4. (p217) Spectral analysis; dyes
5.4.5. (p218) Periodic Table
5.4.6. (p219) Chemical products
5.4.7. (p220) Natural ammonia; chemical bonding
5.4.8. (p221) Plastics
5.4.9. (p222) Prominent people (physics and chemistry)
5.4.10. (p223) Terms (physics and chemistry)
5.5. (p224) Math and Computing
5.5.1. (p225) Math: counting and measuring
5.5.2. (p226) Fractions; angles and triangles
5.5.3. (p227) Algebra; calculus
5.5.4. (p228) Geometry; fractals; probability
5.5.5. (p229) Computing: processing data
5.5.6. (p230) Types of computer
5.5.7. (p231) Prominent people
5.5.8. (p232) Computing terms
5.6. (p233) Food and Agriculture
5.6.1. (p234) Development of agriculture; fishing
5.6.2. (p235) Food crops
5.6.3. (p236) Plant resources, forestry
5.6.4. (p237) Livestock
5.6.5. (p238) Animal products
5.6.6. (p239) Beverages
5.6.7. (p240) The world of wine
5.6.8. (p241) Food of the world
5.6.9. (p242) Farming
5.6.10. (p243) Preserving food
5.6.11. (p244) Food additives
5.7. (p245) Resources and Energy
5.7.1. (p246) Energy: distribution and consumption
5.7.2. (p247) Minerals; coal
5.7.3. (p248) Oil and natural gas
5.7.4. (p249) Nuclear power
5.7.5. (p250) Electricity "
5.7.6. (p251) Alternative energy
5.7.7. (p252) Metallic and nonmetallic minerals
5.7.8. (p253) Precious and semiprecious stones
5.7.9. (p254) Conserving and recycling
5.7.10. (p255) Terms
5.8. (p256) Technology and Engineering
5.8.1. (p257) Early technology
5.8.2. (p258) Engines
5.8.3. (p259) Roads
5.8.4. (p260) Dams
5.8.5. (p261) Tunnels
5.8.6. (p262) Bridges
5.8.7. (p263) Domes and towers
5.8.8. (p264) Skyscrapers
5.8.9. (p265) Manufacturing
5.8.10. (p266) Electronics
5.8.11. (p267) Computer applications
5.9. (p268) Transportation and Communications
5.9.1. (p269) Early transportation
5.9.2. (p270) Water transportation
5.9.3. (p271) Railroads
5.9.4. (p272) Urban transport
5.9.5. (p273) Integrated transportation systems
5.9.6. (p274) Personal transportation
5.9.7. (p275) Freight transportation
5.9.8. (p276) Aircraft
5.9.9. (p277) Writing and printing
5.9.10. (p278) Photography
5.9.11. (p279) Radio; television; video
5.9.12. (p280) Telecommunications
5.9.13. (p281) Telephony; the Internet
5.9.14. (p282) Prominent people
5.9.15. (p283) Terms
5.10. (p284) Literature and Drama
6. (p285) 6 ARTS AND CULTURE
6.1. (p286) Epic poetry; classical Greek drama
6.2. (p287) Mystery plays; courtly poetry
6.3. (p288) Pastoral poetry; Shakespeare
6.4. (p289) The sonnet; the Enlightenment
6.5. (p290) Romanticism; lyric poetry
6.6. (p291) Biography; Gothic literature
6.7. (p292) The novel
6.8. (p293) Diaries and essays; travel writing
6.9. (p294) Humor; children's literature
6.10. (p295) Short stories; historical novels
6.11. (p296) Science fiction; thrillers
6.12. (p297) Pseudonyms; erotica
6.13. (p298) Libraries; literary awards
6.14. (p299) Prominent people
6.15. (p300) Theater, Film and Television
6.16. (p311) Music and Dance
6.17. (p322) Art and Architecture
6.18. (p338) Decorative Arts
6.19. (p351) Photography and Fashion
7. (p360) 7 INTERNATIONAL WORLD
7.1. (p361) World political map
7.1.1. (p362) The Arctic, Greenland
7.1.2. (p363) The Antarctic
7.1.3. (p364) Special topic: Scientific research in Antarctica
7.2. (p365) Europe
7.2.1. (p366) European continent
7.2.2. (p367) Countries of Europe
7.2.3. (p368) Special topics: Northern Ireland
7.2.4. (p369) The Basques
7.2.5. (p370) War in former Yugoslavia
7.2.6. (p371) Chechnya
7.3. (p372) Asia
7.3.1. (p373) Asian continent
7.3.2. (p374) Countries of Asia
7.3.3. (p375) Special topics: The Kurds
7.3.4. (p376) Palestine
7.3.5. (p377) Persian Gulf War
7.3.6. (p378) Kashmir
7.3.7. (p379) Tibet
7.3.8. (p380) East Timor
7.4. (p381) Australia and Oceania
7.4.1. (p382) Australian continent
7.4.2. (p383) Australia
7.4.3. (p384) New Zealand
7.4.4. (p385) Papua New Guinea
7.4.5. (p386) Pacific Islands
7.4.6. (p387) Special topic: New Caledonia
7.5. (p388) North America and the Caribbean
7.5.1. (p389) North American continent
7.5.2. (p390) Countries of North America
7.5.3. (p391) Countries of Central America
7.5.4. (p392) The Caribbean
7.5.5. (p393) Special topic: Panama Canal Zone
7.6. (p394) South America
7.6.1. (p395) South American continent
7.6.2. (p396) Countries of South America
7.6.3. (p397) Special topics: Gal pagos Islands
7.6.4. (p398) Falkland Islands
7.7. (p399) Africa
7.7.1. (p400) African continent
7.7.2. (p401) Countries of Africa
7.7.3. (p402) Special topic: Western Sahara
7.8. (p403) Charts and tables
8. (p406) Map index
9. (p407) TABLES
9.1. (p408) Conversion tables
9.2. (p409) Important dates and festivals
10. (p410) Index

theme: Encyclopedias and dictionaries; English language; Study skills

5 volumes : 27 cm
v. 1. Study guide. Social studies. Mathematics and science. Sports and entertainment. Geography for fun projects. Math for fun projects. nature for fun projects. Science for fun projects. -- v. 2. Social studies. Science and mathematics. English and literature. The young reader's companion / Gorton Carruth -- v. 3. English. Foreign language. Social science. Mathematics & science. Survival guide. What Happens When / Gorton Carruth, with Raymond V. Hand, Jr. -- v. 4. AP U.S. History. AP U.s. Government & Politics. AP Biology. AP Calculus. Writing the AP English Essay. -- v. 5. Desk reference -- Earth and the universe, Life on Earth, People, History, Science and technology, Arts and culture, International world, tables

Filled with tables, informative line drawings, brief dictionaries of terms used in special fields, chronologies showing major national or world events year by year, timelines showing the life spans of important men and women in history, and many other features

"The Student Handbook is designed to provide students with ready access to information, with problem-solving techniques and study skill guides that enable them to utilize the information in the most efficient manner."--Amazon.com

Included in this handbook is The Young Reader's Companion, an illustrated A-to-Z guide to books, authors, and subjects of special interest to young people

helps students with a variety of subjects in school

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