De compras. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the demonstrative pronoun in parentheses. Use the correct forms of éste, ése, and aquél. The adjective that it replaces is underlined.   No me gusta esta falda. Prefiero [color1] (that one way over there).   No compré esas corbatas. Compré [color2] (these ones).   Comimos en aquel restaurante la semana pasada. No comimos en [color3] (this one).   Estas botas no hacen juego con tus pantalones negros. [color4] (those) son mejores.

Imagine that you are going to a wedding and you need new clothes. How would you respond to the salesclerk’s following question? Include two articles of clothing with colors and two demonstrative adjectives (este, etc.) in your response.  ¿En qué le puedo ayudar? 

¿Este, ese, o aquel?  Write the missing demonstrative adjective for each noun.  [color1] tienda (this) [color2] regalo (that) [color3] colores (those) [color4] mercados (those) way over there [color5] precio (this) [color6] chaquetas (these)

Escuchar. Read the sentence fragments and multiple-choice options. Then listen to the advertisement and select the correct option.     En la tienda para hombres tienen…

Which of the following lines of code correctly instantiates a new object of type Runnable? Note that the Runnable interface contains a single abstract method with the signature: public void run();

Assemble the bash command that can be used to print the contents of a file named answers.txt located in the current directory. [cmd] [path] 

Assess the balance factor (as defined for AVL trees) for each node in the following tree. For the most out of balance node in this tree, what is that node’s balance factor?

Suppose that you want to write a Makefile for P101 with a flattened directory structure. The files are listed below: cs400├── P101│   ├── BinaryNode.java│   ├── BinarySearchTree.java│   ├── Makefile│   ├── RedBlackNode.java│   ├── RedBlackTree.java│   ├── SortedCollection.java│   ├── P101SubmissionChecker.java│   └── TreeTests.java└── junit5.jar Complete the blanks in the partial Makefile below. JUNIT=[junit].PHONY : [phony]all: SortedCollection.class BinaryNode.class BinarySearchTree.class RedBlackNode.class RedBlackTree.classSortedCollection.class: SortedCollection.java    javac SortedCollection.javaBinaryNode.class: BinaryNode.java    javac BinaryNode.javaBinarySearchTree.class: BinarySearchTree.java SortedCollection.class    javac -cp . BinarySearchTree.javaRedBlackNode.class: BinaryNode.class RedBlackNode.java    javac -cp . RedBlackNode.javaRedBlackTree.class: [deps]    javac -cp . RedBlackTree.javaTreeTests.class: RedBlackTree.class BinarySearchTree.class    javac -cp $(JUNIT):. TreeTests.javaP101SubmissionChecker.class: P101SubmissionChecker.java RedBlackTree.class    javac -cp $(JUNIT):. P101SubmissionChecker.javatest: TreeTests.class   [test]clean:    rm -f *.class

Suppose the git graph of a local repository looks like this: Put the following commands in the order that we could run them in an initially empty directory to generate the output above. The semicolons between commands demark different commands which run one after another from left to right. This is real bash syntax.

We run the command “make titanium” from a directory that contains the following Makefile. In addition to the Makefile, which files must exist in the directory for the command to terminate without any errors? titanium: copper aluminum echo “titanium”copper: nickel echo “copper”aluminum: lead echo “aluminum”