• Ecrivez une r$\'e$daction, d'une page $\`a$ une page et demie, sur le sujet propos$\'e$.
• Utilisez le vocabulaire que vous connaissez, surtout le vocabulaire des Chapitres 1, 2, et 3.
• Utilisez surtout les temps du pass$\'e$: l'imparfait pour la description et le pass$\'e$ compos$\'e$ pour la narration.
• Structurez votre r$\'e$daction en trois parties: introduction, d$\'e$veloppement, conclusion (la conclusion n'est pas une r$\'e$p$\'e$tition mais doit ouvrir le sujet)
• N'oubliez pas de donner une titre int$\'e$ressant $\`a$ votre r$\'e$daction.
• N'oubliez pas les accents- cela fait partie de l'ortographe du mot.
• Variez les structures, ajoutez des adverbes, des adjectifs, etc.
• Ecoutez la chanson encore une fois (ou plusieurs fois) afin de trouver de l'inspiration!

Write the letter of the best SYNONYM (the word or phrase most nearly the same in meaning as the word in bold-faced type).

_____ a serious rupture

a. bursting

b. splinter

c. injure

d. sprain

Which two lines have the same y-intercept? Of these two lines, which has the larger slope?

True or False. Hazing is not violence because all parties involved are voluntary.

Make a Conjecture Graph the lines y=3 x, y=3x-3, and y=3x+3. What do you notice about the lines? Make a conjecture based on your observation.

For the following exercise, state three important theorems related to perpendicular and parallel lines. Write a proof of each theorem.

If two coplanar lines are each parallel to a third line, then the lines are parallel to each other.

a. Carly’s Catering provides meals for parties and special events. In earlier Chapters and 4, you created an Event class for the company. Now, make the following changes to the class:

• Currently, the class contains a field that holds the price for an Event. Now add another field that holds the price per guest, and add a public method to return its value.

• Currently, the class contains a constant for the price per guest. Replace that field with two fields—a lower price per guest that is $32, and a higher price per guest that is$35.

• Add a new method named isLargeEvent() that returns true if the number of guests is 50 or greater and otherwise returns false.

• Modify the method that sets the number of guests so that a large Event (more than 50 guests) uses the lower price per guest to set the new pricePerGuest field and calculate the total Event price. A small Event uses the higher price.

Save the file as Event.java.

b. In earlier Chapter, you modified the EventDemo class to demonstrate two Event objects. Now, modify that class again as follows:

• Instantiate three Event objects, and prompt the user for values for each object.

• Change the method that displays Event details to use the new isLargeEvent() method and the new price per guest value. Use the display method with all three objects.

• Create a method that accepts two Event objects and returns the larger one based on number of guests. (If the Events have the same number of guests, you can return either object.) Call this method three times—once with each pair of instantiated Events—and display the event number and number of guests for each argument as well as the event number and number of guests for the larger Event.

Save the file as EventDemo.java.

Use inversion to turn the following statement into question.

Il fait mauvais aujourd’hui.

It shows the lines produced by diffraction gratings A and B using light of the same wavelength; the lines are of the same order and appear at the same angles $\theta$. Which grating has the greater number of rulings?

If two lines have the same slope and y-intercept, what is true of the lines?

A) The lines are perpendicular.

B) The lines intersect at the y-intercept.

C) The lines are parallel, and do not intersect.

D) The lines are the same

Supporters of tort reform say it’s unfair that plaintiffs (the parties bringing lawsuits) don’t have to pay damages to the defendants (the parties subject to the lawsuits) if they lose the case. Should plaintiffs pay damages if they lose a case? Why or why not?

Given the following characteristics:

1. reduce friction between organs

2. line fluid-filled cavities

3. line trunk cavities that open to the exterior of the body

Which of the characteristics describe serous membranes?

a. 1,2

b. 1,3

c. 2,3

d. $1,2,3$

Find the exact distance between the point and line or pair of lines.

parallel lines with the equations $y=x+3$ and $y=x-4$

What is the general distribution of skeletal muscle fiber types in various body regions (trunk, upper limb, lower limb), and how is fiber type related to function of that body region?