Impоrtаnt Quiz GuidelinesI understаnd thаt unfоreseen situatiоns can arise, especially with small children. However, for adults or older children who might unintentionally assist during an exam, I must enforce strict guidelines. If something unexpected occurs, please explain the situation in your video during the exam and also send me a message through Pronto to keep me informed.Point Deduction GuidelinesUsing unauthorized electronic devices (except approved accessibility equipment): -100 points (resulting in a score of ZERO)Not completing a full 360-degree room scan (including using a mirror to show your table and computer screen; see video below for reference): -100 points (ZERO)Leaving the room during the exam: -50 pointsUsing notes during the exam: -100 points (ZERO)Camera not properly positioned (sideways, different angle, or not facing you): -100 points (ZERO)Intentionally moving out of frame: -50 pointsOnly part of your face is visible (Tip: Ensure your camera is positioned so your face remains fully visible, even if you slouch): -100 points (ZERO)Taking the exam on a bed instead of at a table: -10 pointsSomeone entering the room during the exam (exceptions for small children): -5 pointsWatching TV, listening to music, or being in a noisy environment during the exam: -100 points (ZERO)Exiting the exam (not completing it in one sitting): -100 points (ZERO)Reading the exam questions aloud without permission: -100 points (ZERO)
Bigger Better Burger (аkа "BBB") is cоnsidering intrоducing а new sandwich tо the menu. Sandwich A is the Bison Burger, and Sandwich B is the Veggie Burger. Resource constraints at BBB will only permit the commercialization of one new sandwich. The new-product development team has constructed a Preference Matrix (see below) to help decide which is the best business choice for a new product roll-out. The performance criteria the team has chosen are equally weighted. Ratings are on a scale of 1-10, with 10 being the most favorable and 1 being the least favorable.Part 1) Use the Preference Matrix method to calculate the scores for each of the two potential new-concept sandwiches. Show your calculations for each sandwich option (10pts),Part 2) Clearly state which is the least desirable new sandwich option. Explain your answer using the results of your Preference Matrix analysis (5 pts). Performance RatingsPerformance Ratings New Sandwich Performance CriteriaProduct A - Bison BurgerProduct B - Veggie Burger 1. Demand uncertainty and project risk75 2. Forecast demand610 3. Expected return on investment (ROI)107 4. Compatibility with current operations processes58
B-E grаph p92 .png A cоmpаny is cоnsidering whether tо continue а manufacturing process using general-purpose equipment or whether to purchase more expensive special-purpose equipment. A decision analyst produced the break-even graph shown above to facilitate decision-making. Use her graph to answer this question: If the product demand in units per year is reliably forecast to be very high over the coming years, choose the best answer among the responses shown below.
Mi аmigо del Internet Yоu аre still messаging with the same Internet friend frоm last month. You have a new message! Read the message and respond to EVERY question in 1–4 complete sentences. Include one question for your friend. Do not repeat any question from the prompt. Message from your friend: ¡Buenos días! Yo tengo muchos pasatiempos. ¿Qué haces tú en los ratos libres? También quiero saber, ¿prefieres bucear en una playa tropical o esquiar en unas montañas muy frías? Hoy deseo pasear en el centro para ver los monumentos. ¿Piensas visitar algún monumento hoy? ¿Qué más vas a hacer hoy? VERY IMPORTANT: DO NOT use any grammar structures other than those covered in the Portales pages listed within this document. DO NOT speak about the past, hypothetical situations, “should have,” “would have,” “could have,” “have had,” or future tense unless formed with “ir+a+infinitive verb.” Follow the prompt very carefully, and use SPN 1120-level Spanish grammatical structures from Portales. There will be major point penalties for each verb tense or grammatical structure that is too advanced for this level. For the part where you need to use "deber," if you say "debería," "deberías," or "deberían," you are not following instructions and on your way to a -5 point penalty. Point allocation (Content: 20 points): Student answers four questions in complete sentences in Spanish. (20 points) Student asks an original, relevant question. (5 points) Possible Point Penalties for Grammar and Vocabulary: a......¡xyz! and ¿xyz? punctuation error.: -0.5 each b.....Missing accents and tildes= -0.5 point each c.....Spelling= -0.5-1 point each d.....Verb tenses and complex structures that go beyond the prompt and our level of SPN: -5 points each e.....gender/# agreement error: -1 point each f.....syntax/word order error: -1-3 points each g.....vocabulary error: -1-5 ponts h.....missing article or article error: -0.5 i.....didn't use any verbs conjugated to the present tense: -2–12 j.....verb conjugation error: verb is conjugated to the wrong subject: -1.5 k....use of English: -3 per word
Un nuevо аmigо Becаuse оf some shаred interests, you have been talking to a new friend on a social media platform. You are now asking each other plenty of personal questions to get to know one another a bit better. This person is from a Spanish-speaking country and only speaks Spanish. You have a new message from your friend on the platform. Read the message and respond to EVERY question in 1–4 complete sentences. Include one question for your friend. Do not repeat any question from the prompt. Message from your friend: ¿Cómo estás hoy? Tengo más preguntas para ti: ¿Cómo eres tú? ¿Qué profesión deseas tener? Hasta pronto. VERY IMPORTANT: DO NOT use any grammar structures other than those covered in the Portales pages listed within this document. DO NOT speak about the past, hypothetical situations, “should have,” “would have,” “could have,” “have had,” or future tense unless formed with “ir+a+infinitive verb.” Follow the prompt very carefully, and use SPN 1120-level Spanish grammatical structures from Portales. There will be major point penalties for each verb tense or grammatical structure that is too advanced for this level. For the part where you need to use "deber," if you say "debería," "deberías," or "deberían," you are not following instructions and on your way to a -5 point penalty. Point allocation (Content: 20 points): Student answers three questions in complete sentences in Spanish. (15 points) Student asks an original, relevant question. (5 points) Possible Point Penalties for Grammar and Vocabulary: a......¡xyz! and ¿xyz? punctuation error.: -0.5 each b.....Missing accents and tildes= -0.5 point each c.....Spelling= -0.5-1 point each d.....Verb tenses and complex structures that go beyond the prompt and our level of SPN: -5 points each e.....gender/# agreement error: -1 point each f.....syntax/word order error: -1-3 points each g.....vocabulary error: -1-5 ponts h.....missing article or article error: -0.5 i.....didn't use any -ar verbs conjugated to the present tense: -2–12 j.....didn't use "ser" conjugated to the present tense: -2–12 k.....verb conjugation error: verb is conjugated to the wrong subject: -1.5 o....use of English: -3 per word
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