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“I was always horrified by the visions of my nightly terrors…

“I was always horrified by the visions of my nightly terrors” is an example of second person narration.

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Toujours tort. Raphaël always gets information wrong. Reply…

Toujours tort. Raphaël always gets information wrong. Reply to each of his questions in a sentence with the correct form of the adjectives in parentheses. (4 × 2 pts. each = 8 pts.) Modèle: Ta maison est petite et blanche? (grand / gris) Mais non, ma maison est grande et grise.   1. Ton ordinateur est nouveau et noir? (vieux / bleu) Mais non,  mon ordinateur est [rep1]   2. Tes sœurs sont paresseuses et folles? (intellectuel / gentil) Mais non, mes sœurs sont [rep2]   3. Ta voisine est riche et rousse? (pauvre/blond) Mais non, elle est [rep3]   4. Ses cheveux sont longs et châtains? (court /noir) Mais non, ses cheveux sont [rep4]

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On est occupé. Everyone is busy today. Express this by compl…

On est occupé. Everyone is busy today. Express this by completing each sentence with the appropriate form of the most logical verb in the present. (8 × 1 pt. each = 8 pts.) 1. François [rep1] sa copine après les cours. (attendre /comprendre) 2. Nous [rep2] à l’examen. (perdre / penser) 3. Paul et Thomas [rep3] l’anniversaire de Marie ce soir. (fêter / grossir) 4. Moi, je [rep4] visite à ma tante Béatrice. (rendre / réussir) 5. Tu [rep5] l’après-midi au centre commercial. (tomber / passer) 6. Jean-Luc [rep6] ses devoirs. (finir / rencontrer) 7. Nous [rep7] à nos e-mails tous les soirs. (maigrir / répondre) 8. Anna et Frédéric [rep8] leurs cours pour le semestre prochain. (choisir / penser)

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The average American consumes 8.7 liters of alcohol per year…

The average American consumes 8.7 liters of alcohol per year. Does the average college student consume more alcohol per year? A researcher surveyed 51 randomly selected college students and found that they averaged 9.8 liters of alcohol consumed per year with a standard deviation of 3.9 liters. What can be concluded at the 0.05 level of significance? H0: = 8.7 Ha: [response1]  Test statistic: [response2] p-Value = [response3] Decision: [response4] Conclusion: There [response5] sufficient evidence to support the conclusion that the population mean amount of alcohol consumed by college students is [response6] than 8.7 liters per year.

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The engineering school at a major university claims that 20%…

The engineering school at a major university claims that 20% of its graduates are women. In a graduating class of 210 students, 58 were females. Does this suggest that the percentage of graduates is actually different? Use α = 0.05.  H0: p [response0] 0.20 Ha: p [response1]  Test statistic: [response2] p-Value = [response3] Decision: [response4] Conclusion: There [response5] sufficient evidence to support the conclusion that the percentage of women graduating from the university is [response6] 20%.  

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Consider the following data: x -4 -3 -2 -1 0 P(x) 0.3 0…

Consider the following data: x -4 -3 -2 -1 0 P(x) 0.3 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.2 Find the mean of the discrete random variable x. Round to one decimal place as necessary.

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Déjà fait. Complete the responses to each of these questions…

Déjà fait. Complete the responses to each of these questions using direct object pronouns.(8 × 1 pt. each = 8 pts.) la, les, le, vous, te, nous. 1. —Tu  invites souvent tes amis chez toi? —Oui, je [rep1] invite souvent.   2. —Vous achetez ce livre? —Oui, nous [rep2] achetons.   3. — A-t-elle entendu les nouvelles? —Non, elle ne[rep3] a pas entendues.   4. —Tu vois Joseph ce soir? —Oui, je [rep4] vois à 8 heures.   5. —Tu nous écoutes, Pierre? —Oui, je [rep5] écoute.   6. __Il vous accompagne à l’ aéroport? —Oui, il  [rep6] accompagne.   7. —Tu m’achètes un cadeau, Papa? —Oui, je [rep7] achète ce que tu veux (whatever you want).   8. —Tu vas retrouver ta copine au café? —Non, je ne vais pas [rep8] retrouver au café.  

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Only about 15% of all people can wiggle their ears. Is this…

Only about 15% of all people can wiggle their ears. Is this percent different for millionaires? Of the 491 millionaires surveyed, 81 could wiggle their ears. What can be concluded at the 0.10 level of significance? H0: p [response0] 0.15 Ha: p [response1]  Test statistic: [response2] p-Value = [response3] Decision: [response4] Conclusion: There [response5] sufficient evidence to support the conclusion that [response6] than 15% of all millionaires can wiggle their ears.

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Au café. Delphine and Valentine are at a café. Complete thei…

Au café. Delphine and Valentine are at a café. Complete their conversation with the correct definite, indefinite, or partitive articles. (8 × 1 pt. each = 8 pts.) VALENTINE Alors, qu’est-ce que tu prends, Delphine, [rep1] tarte aux pommes (apple pie) ou [rep2] café? DELPHINE Je préfère boire [rep3] chocolat aujourd’hui. Et toi? VALENTINE Je n’ai pas très soif, mais j’ai un peu faim. Je prends [rep4] frites. DELPHINE C’est tout? Tu n’as pas envie [rep5] soupe? VALENTINE Non, je n’aime pas tellement [rep6] soupe. Mais je vais peut-être prendre [rep7] croissant avec [rep8] beurre.

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Déjà fait. Complete the responses to each of these questions…

Déjà fait. Complete the responses to each of these questions using direct object pronouns.(8 × 1 pt. each = 8 pts.) la, les, le, vous, te, nous. 1. —Tu  invites souvent tes amis chez toi? —Oui, je [rep1] invite souvent.   2. —Vous achetez ce livre? —Oui, nous [rep2] achetons.   3. — A-t-elle entendu les nouvelles? —Non, elle ne[rep3] a pas entendues.   4. —Tu vois Joseph ce soir? —Oui, je [rep4] vois à 8 heures.   5. —Tu nous écoutes, Pierre? —Oui, je [rep5] écoute.   6. __Il vous accompagne à l’ aéroport? —Oui, il  [rep6] accompagne.   7. —Tu m’achètes un cadeau, Papa? —Oui, je [rep7] achète ce que tu veux (whatever you want).   8. —Tu vas retrouver ta copine au café? —Non, je ne vais pas [rep8] retrouver au café.  

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