The second theistic response Singer addresses says that “we would not know right and wrong without God’s guidance.”  What is Singer’s objection to this response?

Which obligation does Singer say Christians do not tend to follow well?

Which of the following is the shortest distance of length?

Like Peter Singer, John Hare has three major arguments explaining why he believes it makes more sense to say God and morality go together. Which of the following is one of the major arguments covered?

Which of the following is NOT correct?  

How many significant figures should the answer to the following calculation have? (1.4312 – 1.1 x 10-2) ÷ (1.0712 x 10-4)

It takes light one second to travel 2.998 × 108 m. How many kilometers does light travel in a day?

Which of the following pair of decimal number and scientific notation is NOT equal, including the amount of significant figures.  

A swimming pool has a volume of 11,000 gallons. If water is being pump into this pool at the rate of 35.0 liters per 5 seconds, how many hour will it take to fill up this pool?

A. Verbos no passado simples: Uma festa de 15 anos. Brittney’s family got together last weekend to celebrate her cousin’s 15th birthday. The following paragraph is Brittney’s account of the occasion. For each blank below, choose the most appropriate verb. Then, conjugate the verb in the preterite tense according to its subject. [ATENÇÃO! Some verbs are irregular.] (2 pts. each: 1 pt. for correct verb, 1 pt. for correct conjugation; 20 pts. total)     MODELO: Nós não paramos [ comer / parar ] de trabalhar um minuto ontem. No fim de semana passado eu 1.  [1]  (ir / beber) à festa de aniversário da minha prima Joan. Ela tem 15 anos. Na festa, Joan 2.  [2]  (cantar / dançar) uma valsa (waltz) com o pai dela. A valsa no aniversário de 15 anos é tradicional, mas hoje as meninas preferem festas mais modernas. Mas a Joan gosta de tradições. Para a festa, ela 3.  [3]  (organizar / comprar) um vestido branco muito bonito. Depois da valsa, nós 4.  [4]  (comer / beber) guaraná e 5.  [5]  (comer / beber) bolo (cake).         Depois da festa, eu 6.  [6]  (dormir / morar) na casa de Joan. No dia seguinte, nós  7.  [7]  (ir / comparar) à praia e depois 8.  [8]  (almoçar / assistir) num restaurante português. Para sobremesa, eu 9.  [9]  (sonhar / pedir) pastéis de nata. Eu adoro pastéis de nata! À noite, Joan e eu 10.  [10]  (correr / estudar) para um exame no dia seguinte.