Bonus 1: What character will typically speak the last lines of a Shakespearian play?

What character that we have had this semester is the most like Prospero?  Justify your answer.

Which one of the following is a female character in The Tempest? Select all that apply.  

Passage 4: The green lord laughed, and leniently replied:“The harm which you caused me is wholly healed.By confessing your failings you are free from faultand have openly paid penance at the point of my axe.I declare you purged, as polished and as pureas the day you were born, without blemish or blame.And this gold-hemmed girdle I present as a gift,which is green like my gown. It’s yours, Sir Gawain,a reminder of our meeting when you mix and minglewith princes and kings. And this keepsake will be proofto all chivalrous knights of your challenge in this chapel.But follow me home. New Year’s far from finished—we’ll resume our reveling with supper and song.What’s moremy wife is waiting therewho flummoxed you before.This time you’ll have in hera friend and not a foe.”

DNA molecules are _________________ charged due to _______________.

The internal validity of a randomized controlled trial is not affected by a study population that is unrepresentative of the general population.  

You are designing an application for a university library system. You are responsible for building the app functionality where librarians should be able to log in and view the different library branches, and for each branch they should be able to generate a list of all currently borrowed books and the students who borrowed them (handling archived historical records is a feature to be added later). The application must follow the MVC design pattern, and you may create any classes needed. Draw a UML diagram to outline this application. The outline must contain the classes needed in the app (names, attributes, and methods) as well as the relationships between these classes. Do not write any code. Note that, as in any program design, there may be multiple choices for relationships between some classes. In such a case, select only the most relevant. Draw your UML diagram Save your UML diagram named with your UTSA ID (abc123) Upload the UML diagram file. *NOTE: if you are unable to upload the file here, you can upload it under the Design Question assignment (Go to Assignments > Design Question > Upload) . No submissions for that assignment will be accepted once the exam ends.*

Given the UML diagram and the specification for the shipping cost calculation below, implement 2 JUnit tests to test the calculateCost() method. Use appropriate JUnit annotations, and ensure each test covers a different scenario. ————————————————————————–|                                Shipping |————————————————————————–|  – destination: String   ||   ||  // other attributes |————————————————————————–| + calculateCost(weight: double): double ||   || // other methods |————————————————————————– Specifications: Base cost is $5 If weight ≤ 1 kg → no extra charge If weight > 1 kg → add $2 per additional kg (rounded up) Maximum cost is $25

Write a Java class named GenericStack that implements a generic stack. The stack should use an array internally to store its elements. Assume the stack has a fixed capacity limit, which will not be exceeded during operations. Your implementation should include the following methods: A constructor to initialize the stack. push(): Adds an item to the top of the stack. pop(): Removes and returns the item from the top of the stack. Throw an Exception if the stack is empty. peek(): Returns the item on the top of the stack without removing it. Throw an Exception if the stack is empty. isEmpty(): Returns true if the stack is empty, otherwise false. isFull(): Returns true if the stack is full, otherwise false. getOperationsCount(): Returns the total number of operations (push(), pop(), or peek()) that have been performed on the stack. You may use the following line of code in your constructor to initialize the array: elements = (T[]) new Object[size]; Example Usage: GenericStack stack = new GenericStack(10);stack.push(10);stack.push(20);stack.peek();stack.pop(); System.out.println(stack.peek()); // Output: 10  System.out.println(stack.pop());  // Output: 10  System.out.println(stack.isEmpty()); // Output: trueSystem.out.println(“Operations performed: ” + stack.getOperationsCount()); // Output: Operations performed: 6 Notes: You do not need to implement dynamic resizing. Ensure your code is efficient and follows Java best practices.

What diagnostic test confirms growing pains?