Code example 11-2const sightings = [[“Fri”, “Dolphin”, “blue Whale”],                   [“Sat”, “Fin Whale”],                   [“Sun”, “Blue Whale”, “Dolphin”, “sea lion”],                   [“Mon”, “Orca”, “dolphin”, “Dolphin”]]; If code example 11-2 was coded as follows instead, which of these statements would return the sightings array converted to a one-dimensional array?const sightings = [[“Fri”, [“Dolphin”, “blue Whale”]],                   [“Sat”, [“Fin Whale”]],                   [“Sun”, [“Blue Whale”, “Dolphin”, “sea lion”]],                   [“Mon”, [“Orca”, “dolphin”, “Dolphin”]]];

Code example 11-2const sightings = [[“Fri”, “Dolphin”, “blue Whale”],                   [“Sat”, “Fin Whale”],                   [“Sun”, “Blue Whale”, “Dolphin”, “sea lion”],                   [“Mon”, “Orca”, “dolphin”, “Dolphin”]]; Refer to code example 11-2. What is printed to the console after running the following statements?const sightingsCopy = sightings;sightingsCopy[1] = [“Tue”, “Sea Turtle”, “Mola Mola”];console.log(sightings[1][1] + ” ” + sightingsCopy[1][1]);

Code Example 8-1The JavaScript:1   const getElement = selector => document.querySelector(selector);2 3   let timer = null;4   let count = 10;56   const updateCounter = () => {7       getElement(“#counter”).firstChild.nodeValue = count;8       if (count {16      updateCounter();17      timer = setInterval(updateCounter, 1000);18  });The HTML:Countdown: Starting… Refer to code example 8-1. The timer in this code will update the counter…

Code Example 8-1The JavaScript:1   const getElement = selector => document.querySelector(selector);2 3   let timer = null;4   let count = 10;56   const updateCounter = () => {7       getElement(“#counter”).firstChild.nodeValue = count;8       if (count {16      updateCounter();17      timer = setInterval(updateCounter, 1000);18  });The HTML:Countdown: Starting… Refer to code example 8-1. Which line contains the statement that stops the timer?

Name one important scholar for the development of modern evolutionary theory (1 point).

Which of the following is not generally considered a good reason to deliberately throw an error in your code?

Which of the following behavioral complexes may have lead to selection for larger brains, a long juvenile period, and longer life spans in the human lineage?

What did Neandertals eat?  Be sure to give specific examples or pieces of evidence to support your summary of their diets in your answer (2 points).

What are the three necessary and sufficient conditions for natural selection (3 points)?

Discuss the evidence for hunting in the human lineage.  Be sure to include the following:  •         The species of hominin that was likely the first to rely upon hunting as part of its subsistence strategy•         archaeological evidence for hunting•         changing technologies that improved hunting.  •         For each of these, try to identify the species (singular or plural) of hominin associated with your evidence (5 points).