Choose one of the following essays and write 300 words for that question.  Please read and answer each part of the question. Write the word count at the essay (quick: count the words on three lines, take the average, multiply by the total number of lines). ***Reference relevant Scriptures as appropriate in your answers. This must be done from memory – so cite or summarize – NO OPEN BIBLE.*** Describe three “views” of the atonement. Explain the way each “view” understands the plight/problem to be solved and resolution/solution from God that solves it. Finally, talk about how the three views fit, or don’t-fit, together and their significance when communicating the gospel. (cite Scripture)   Describe the three positions on Baptism. Explain the different relations between sign and thing-signified.  Finally, defend the view you think is best, showing its strengths and the weakness of the others. (cite Scripture)   Describe the three basic positions on final punishment (hell).  Explain the differences between what each teaches concerning the nature, duration, and rationale for the punishment.  Finally, defend the view you think is best, showing its strengths and the weakness of the others. (cite Scripture)

How does environment influence genetic information? 

See figure below. This is one of the genetic crosses that helped Mendel form his theories of inheritance. Which process distributes the P allele to approximately one-half of the F1 gametes and the p allele to the other half?

How are sex-linked alleles different than autosome alleles?

How does environment influence genetic information? 

Mendel’s law of independent assortment holds true only for traits with genes that:

In your own words–what is the difference between a phenotype and genotype?

The standard internal cameras that are found in most computers and laptops are designed for communicating with other parties and are optimized for viewing the face while talking. This arrangement is good for many types of communication tasks, but it presents several problems for proctoring exams and other assessments due to the limited visibility outside the face region. Listed below are components that contribute to a good test taking environment while promoting high standards for proctoring: Testing environment: 1-A desk area that is free of papers and clutter. 2-Uniform lighting and avoidance of strong lighting (electric light or sunlit window) in the direction the camera is pointing. Test Taker 1-No headphones or ear plugs 2-No cell phones, tablets, or unauthorized materials 3-No head gear or hair that obscures the eyes 4-No scratch paper 5-No sound from radio or TV during the exam 6-No other persons in the room Question: Which of the following is allowed during proctored exams?    

Mendel’s law of independent assortment holds true only for traits with genes that:

Listed below are general rules that help establish a suitable testing environment for the test taker and for the proctor. Testing environment: 1-A desk area that is free of papers and clutter. 2-Uniform lighting and avoidance of strong lighting (electric light or sunlit window) in the direction the camera is pointing. Test Taker 1-No headphones or ear plugs. 2-No cell phones, tablets, or unauthorized materials 3-No head gear or hair that obscures the eyes. 4-No skratch paper 5-No sound from radio or TV during the exam. 6-No other persons in the room.    Question: Which of the following situations provides the best testing environment for both the test taker and the proctor?