"Today, the Term Dry Run Is Often Used to Refer

question 3

Multiple Choice

"Today, the term dry run is often used to refer to a rehearsal of some sort. This meaning originated in the field of firefighting, where dry represented a practice drill where the hoses were turned off, and run simply meant a response to a fire alarm, whether real or for a drill." What type of definition is given in this statement?

• A) operational definition
• B) definition by example
• C) definition by synonym
• D) definition by etymology

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Definitions:

Profits

The financial gain obtained when revenue from sales exceeds costs and expenses associated with operating a business.

Farmer

Someone who works in the agricultural sector, producing living items for nourishment or foundational substances.

Produce

To create or manufacture goods for sale or consumption.

Farmer

An individual who operates a farm, engaged in the cultivation of crops or the raising of animals for consumption or sale.