A Term Built from the Name of a Person, Often

question 12

Multiple Choice

A term built from the name of a person, often a physician or scientist who was the first to identify a technique or condition, such as Alzheimer disease, is

• A) an acronym
• B) built from the English language
• C) an eponym
• D) modern language

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Definitions:

RFID

Refers to Radio-Frequency Identification, a method utilizing electromagnetic fields to automatically detect and monitor tags affixed to items.

Onboard Purchases

Transactions made during a flight or maritime voyage, typically involving snacks, meals, beverages, or duty-free products.

Carnival Corporation

A multinational leisure travel company, which operates a fleet of cruise ships and is considered one of the largest travel leisure companies in the world.

Supplier Power

The influence that suppliers may have over the businesses they supply, affecting terms, pricing, and availability of products or services, potentially impacting competitive dynamics in an industry.