The Last Question

New Green, in a group of four we are required to answer the questions pertaining to this film. While watching it is vital to identify the observations of the Latino icon, George Lopez, and the issue of the confusion about Latinos in American society. We are to discuss the video with our assigned teammates and submit one synthesized, integrated submission based on all the group member’s input while avoiding dividing a section or question to each team member. The submission is to be made online…

Chem 111 Post-Exam Self-Assessment See the instructions in Canvas for more details about how this assignment will be scored. 1. Fill in these blanks: Exam Number __2__ Your Predicted Exam Score _80_% Actual Exam Score _57.67% Current Course Score _70.1__% Current Course Letter Grade _C-/D+_ 2. How did your actual score on this exam compare to the score you expected? How do you explain the difference, if any? The actual score on the exam was lower than what I expected. I feel as though…

me is living the best life a person can. So my two Philosophers are Plato/Socrates and Frankl. The second question; what is “doing philosophy is all about”, the third question is why the philosophers we have read think philosophy is important and lastly what will I take forward or what made the most impact on how I will live my life. Discussion The first book we read was Plato’s “The Last Days of Socrates” it has stayed with me through this course. Plato’s “Crito” has so many of Socrates…

space tourism survey, many questions were asked about different attitudes a person may have towards the…

This category asks questions about work quality, information used to complete work, and the employees knowledge about the organization as a whole. I found that this was only section where leaders and employees agreed on one question stating that the employees now how the measures they use in their work fit into the organization’s overall measures of improvement. But on the…

support one another. I belly that Van Duzer is on that right track with this thinking. As Christian business people if we are able to do those three things in business I think we will be successful. In the last chapter in this book, Van Duzer goes into more detail about some of the more frequent question he has been ask like, profits, shareholders, how can I apply this book to my business and other…

In my last AGPP class on December 13th I co-kept a circle with Professor Lukens. Prof. Lukens and I met twice before the circle to review the opening, questions, and closing of the circle. She had a talking piece picked out and we borrowed a piece of cloth to use as a centerpiece. Using some notes from the training I attended with Kay Pranis, I created a handout with a description of what a balanced circle looks like (i.e. getting acquainted, building relationships, addressing issues, developing…

My first question asked the student, “How long have you attended Concord University? (Do not have to be in succession)”. This question allows us to see if the time that the students are here is correlated to the student’s opinions of the institution. Question two states, “Do you reside on or off campus?” This allows us to see if students are happier when living on or off campus. With question four I used a skip logic so that if you answered on campus you would move to the question, “Which…

indifference and its effects on the world. He establishes and apprehensive tone for his audience due to the traumatizing events of his past. Wiesel uses different forms of structure throughout his speech such as defining words and concepts, asking questions, and shedding light on his personal experiences having lived through the…

For the first question, I told the student the two fractions were equivalent. I asked him what the denominator would be for the second fraction and he said 8. He stared at the problem for a minute and then wrote “x2” next to the 1 and 4 of the first fraction. I asked him how he decided 8 was the denominator was 8 and he said “I multiplied the numerator and the denominator by 2 because 2 is the numerator in one of them.” Question 2: For the second question, I said “2/3 is equal to how many…