The following code segment is used for both parts 5 and 6. 1| if subscription == “Premium” and hd_available:2|     print(“You’ve been upgraded to HD!”)3| elif (subscription == “Premium” or subscription == “Standard”) and sd_available:4|     print(“You’ve been upgraded to SD!”)5| else:6|     print(“You’re on the basic plan.”)   Which of the following values for subscription, hd_available, and sd_available would result in “You’ve been upgraded to HD!” being printed?

1| try: 2| some_function() 3| except Exception as the_error: 4| print(the_error) 5| [fill in this blank]6| print(“Code complete!”) The code segment above attempts to run a function called some_function, but if it fails, it tries to print the error that occurred. Only if some_function() ran without errors is “Code complete!” printed at the end. Which of the following lines would complete this code so that it behaves as intended?

1| [fill in this blank] 2| while i < 10: 3| i += 4 4| print(i)   The code segment above defines a while loop. In the blank below, enter text that could replace [fill in the blank] so that the code prints as follows: -315913 Do not use spaces in your answer. (The autograder may accept some combinations of spaces, but not all, so to be safe, just avoid using them.)

A function check_capacity determines whether a more items can be added to a container or if it is full. It takes two positional parameters: current_items and max_items, which are both numbers and are defined in this order. It also has an keyword parameter allow_overflow, which defaults to the boolean False. If allow_overflow = False, the function returns the boolean for if the current_items are less than or equal to max_items. If allow_overflow = True, it allows the container to exceed the maximum, thus always returning True. Enter the result of each of the following function calls. If an error would arise, enter the word Error. check_capacity(9, 4) [blank1] check_capacity(7, 7, allow_overflow = False) [blank2] check_capacity(7, 6, True) [blank3]

1| i = 12 2| j = 0 3| for num in range([fill in this blank]): 4| print(num)   The code segment above defines a for loop. The goal of this for loop is to print every other number backwards from i to j (including j). Here, for example, it would print 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2 and 0 each on its own line. Remember, your code should work for other values of i and j, too; use the variables in your answer, not the values. In the blank below, enter the code that should replace [fill in this blank]. Remember, range() is already in the line, so you are only filling in the parameters to range. Your answer will take the form of some number of integers, potentially separated by some number of commas. (Note that you may not change the other lines.) Do not use spaces in your answer. (The autograder may accept some combinations of spaces, but not all, so to be safe, just avoid using them.)

_______________ was an attempt by the federal government to help feed, cloth, educate, and provide medical care to ex-slaves.

During Reconstruction, the term scalawag refered to _____________.

Match the Reconstruction plans to the person or group that sponsored it.

Which of the following is true of most intelligence tests?

________ is Sigmund Freud’s therapeutic technique for analyzing a person’s unconscious conflicts.