You will earn free points for this either way.  I just want to know if you have been looking at the extra practice problems from the textbook so far?  (there is a table with the recommended problems in the syllabus and it would be a good idea to start).  So, just type in yes or no here and you’ll get full credit. 

The client’s needs are prioritized during which phase of the dental hygiene process of care? 

The preliminary phase of overall dental care includes which procedure?

When is the dental hygiene care plan written?

Overview: Write a 5 Paragraph Essay Choose one of major characters (Mama/Lena, Walter, Beneatha, or Ruth) and analyze how the actor portrays that character’s identity in the theatrical production of A Raisin in the Sun, directed by Bill Duke (located in Module 14).  Analyze the delivery of lines, body language, costuming, tone, mood, and/or the character’s overall development throughout the theatrical version. You will cite lines from the play in the textbook as well as analyze the actor’s on-stage performance. You are to write a 5 paragraph essay. Break Down of Requirements: 1. Introduction Paragraph: write an introduction paragraph that introduces the play, theatrical production, the actor’s name/character you are analyzing, and ending the paragraph with a strong thesis statement:  2. Thesis Statement: write a strong thesis statement, at the end of the introduction paragraph,  that makes a claim about how the actor in the theatrical version portrays the character’s identity and development/growth throughout the play. The claim should focus on how the actor theatrically (body language, tone of voice, costuming, etc.) portrays the character’s development. 3. Three Body Paragraphs: write at least 3 body paragraphs to prove your thesis statement. Choose three specific moments (one from the beginning, middle, and end of the play) to focus your analysis on and support your thesis. Each body paragraph should include: Direct quote from the character in the textbook, including an in-text citation citing act, scene, and page number. Example (2. 1. 1547).  A description and analysis of how the actor delivers those lines theatrically (aka body language, tone, costuming, etc.), and how it portrays the character’s identity/development.  4. Conclusion Paragraph: End your essay with a strong conclusion, reflecting on … How watching the play enhanced your understanding of the character and play overall Evaluate the actors portrayal. Did you envision the character this way while reading? Why or why not? End by reflecting on the importance of watching not just reading plays. Tips and Helpful Handout:  Use the handout here for help organizing  your essay and for example introduction and body paragraphs: How to Structure Drama Essay Exam.docx Use MLA in-text citations: Script in textbook = author’s last name, act, scene, and page number (Hansberry I. II. 1565). Each body paragraph must include a direct quote from the script in the textbook Write in present tense (He yells, She states,  etc.) Avoid using second person pronouns (you) outside of the conclusion paragraph Be sure to make an argument/analysis, not just describe/summarize the play Write at least 5 paragraphs (intro, 3 body, and conclusion)     

A bright line occurs at 485.8 nm in the emission spectrum of mercury vapor. What amount of energy, in joules, must be released by an electron in a mercury atom to produce a photon of this light? Be sure your answer is in scientific notation. E = hν where h = 6.626 x 10-34 J sc = λν where c = 2.998 x108 m/snano (n) = 10-9Please show your work in the text box OR email it to me right after you submit the exam. You must still input your final answer.

A hypothesis is an analysis of an experiment.

According to Freud, unconscious thoughts are of sexual, threatening, and ______________ nature:

He developed the school of Structuralism:

Theory is one of the steps in the scientific method.