Short Answer: (Worth 2 points) List 2 modifiable risk factors of coronary artery disease. (Be sure to specify whether it’s a ‘decrease’ or ‘increase’ with the risk factor if indicated)

When they cannot avoid negative experiences, older adults are especially effective at __________.

Now assume that sequential composition is wrongly interpreted by the code let rec commExec: commC -> environment -> runTimeState -> runTimeState =  fun cmd env state ->   match state with      (sto,inp,outp) ->   match cmd with         …   | SeqC([]) -> state   | SeqC(cmd1 :: cmds) ->        commExec cmd1 env (commExec (SeqC cmds) env state) Write the list that is then the result of interpreting (on an empty input list) the program  var x;  x = 1;  write x;  x = 3;  write x;  x = 5  

An understanding of death is based in part on the subconcept of __________, in which all living functions, including thought, feeling, movement, and bodily processes, cease at death.

Older adults who are high in __________ tend to cope poorly with stressful events and are at risk for health problems.

Contemporary older people in industrialized nations are largely __________.

__________ is associated with more rapid cognitive declines in older people and an elevated risk of dementia, especially Alzheimer’s disease.

Consider the first-order functional program  f x = x + 8  g w = w * 5  h y = y – 2where we want to evaluate h (g (f 7)) using substitutions. Show the result of the first evaluation step for Call-By-Value, and also the result of the first evaluation step for Call-By-Name.  

According to Kübler-Ross, the weakened patient who reaches a state of peace __________.

Next some questions about Project 2, and the language interpreted there.