Is an iconoclast someone who believes in using icons in worship or someone who opposes this practice?

Iconoclast is someone who: oppose this practice / oppose the use of icons.

Iconoclast believe that the icons that created by religious institutions is considered to be massive sins. They take the literal meaning of the tenth amendment, in which one of the rule said that it is forbidden  graven images or any likeness of anything, and icons are considered to be one of the graven images.

For Exclusive Provider Organization (EPO) the correct answer is: "does not cover out of network providers". In this insurance plan a primary care provider is not necessary, but health care providers should be chosen from a predetermined network. It does not cover out of network providers, and in order to see one, you would require a pre-authorization.

For the Point of Service (POS) the correct answers are: "is a HMO / PPO hybrid", "selects a primary care physician" and "costs more to see out of network providers" . Like a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO), in this type of plan it is necessary to select a primary care provider or physician, but like a Preferred Provider Organization (PPO), the patients could go outside of the network for health care services, however it would cost more

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