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Member Information   Name: Steven Rangers Location: Age: Over 40 years old School: Member Since: 8/12/2008 About Me: DAT deity and owner of a beautiful set of pearly whites     DrTeeth Administers 1 Study Group     DAT 306 Members This is a study group preparing those about to write the DAT exam.     DrTeeth is a member of 6 Study Groups     OAT - Optometry Admission Test 187 Members A study group dedicated to help future optometrists prepare for the OAT exam. Driving License Exam for USA and Canada 79 Members This is an exam covering information a writer of the driver's license test will need to master. The content is directed towards US and Canadian based testers. Includes five 25 question exams and 1 street sign exam. TOEFL 12 Members TOEFL - Test of English as a Foreign Language DAT 306 Members This is a study group preparing those about to write the DAT exam. PCAT 893 Members This is a study guide to help future pharmacists prepare for the PCAT. View all 6 Study Groups DrTeeth is a Member of

Member Points   Complete registration 10 Points Worth 10 points. Achieved 1 time. Author a public question 1445 Points Worth 5 points. Achieved 289 times. Create an exam that is taken 5 times 300 Points Worth 100 points. Achieved 3 times. Create an exam that is taken 25 times 300 Points Worth 300 points. Achieved 1 time. Create an exam that is taken 100 times 3200 Points Worth 800 points. Achieved 4 times. Like an exam 2 Points Worth 1 points. Achieved 2 times. Create a study group that has 5 members 150 Points Worth 150 points. Achieved 1 time. Create a study group that has 25 members 300 Points Worth 300 points. Achieved 1 time. Create a study group that has 100 members 500 Points Worth 500 points. Achieved 1 time. Create a study group that has 250 members 1500 Points Worth 1500 points. Achieved 1 time. Complete an exam 4 Points Worth 2 points. Achieved 2 times. Total 7,706 Points How Points Work     DrTeeth Administers 4 Exams     Introduction to Energy Founded by DrTeeth This is an exam covering the basic concepts of energy. Details DAT - Survey of Natural Sciences Founded by DrTeeth 100 question exam covering the Survey of Natural Sciences portion of the DAT exam. Details DAT - Quantitative Reasoning Founded by DrTeeth 50 question exam covering the Quantitative Reasoning portion of the DAT exam. Details DAT - Reading Comprehension Founded by DrTeeth 50 question exam covering the Reading Comprehension portion of the DAT exam. Details

DrTeeth’s Activity     DrTeeth The study group DAT now has 250 members DrTeeth The study group DAT now has 100 members DrTeeth The study group DAT now has 25 members DrTeeth Founded the exam Introduction to Energy which has been taken 100 times DrTeeth Founded the exam DAT - Reading Comprehension which has been taken 100 times DrTeeth Founded the exam DAT - Reading Comprehension which has been taken 100 times     DrTeeth has Authored 288 Questions     Authored by DrTeeth Which of the following options is solar energy used for? A. Electric. B. Heat. C. Light. D. All of the above. Solar energy is used for all of the above options. Details | Answer Authored by DrTeeth Of the following options, which is the number one source for creating electricity in the United States? A. Nuclear. B. Petroleum. C. Wind. D. Coal. The United States has a large supply of coal. On top of that an infrastructure that has used coal for energy for decades. Thus coal is the most used source of energy in the US. Details | Answer Authored by DrTeeth How is most of the energy from our bodies lost as? A. Heat. B. Food. C. Electricity. D. Nuclear. Most of the energy in our bodies is spent producing heat. Details | Answer Authored by DrTeeth Which of the following sources of energy is nonrenewable? A. Biomass. B. Coal. C. Wind. D. Solar. Coal is not a renewable energy as it is burned in order to produce energy. Once it is burned it cannot be turned into more coal. Details | Answer Authored by DrTeeth What does the law of conservation state? A. Energy is always in motion. B. Energy is saved. C. Energy is recycled. D. Energy is neither created nor destroyed. The law of conservation of energy states that energy may neither be created nor destroyed. Therefore the sum of all the energies in the system is a constant. Details | Answer Authored by DrTeeth Which of the following options is NOT a form of potential energy? A. Nuclear energy. B. Chemical energy. C. Gravitational energy. D. Kinetic energy. Gravitational energy, Chemical energy, and Nuclear energy are all forms of potential energy. Kinetic energy is energy in motion and thus the opposite of potential energy. Details | Answer View All 288 Questions DrTeeth Has Authored