A red tulip (P1) is crossed with a white tulip (P2), producing pink offspring (F1). This is an example of incomplete dominance. If two of the pink offspring are crossed, what will be the percentage of genotypes for the F2 offspring?

Name the organelle labeled #1 in the figure.

“A Modest Proposal” Which choice below represents the two special occasions he lists as possibly increasing the demand from other, less frequent buyers?

“A Modest Proposal” Three numbers are listed as the amount of children following these beggars. Which of the following is NOT one of these numbers?

“Part I: Voyage to Lilliput, Chapter IV” Who explains the affairs of the Lilliputian empire to Gulliver?

“A Modest Proposal” Swift claims that a child can survive off milk and little other nourishment for how long?

“A Modest Proposal” He then offers a religious explanation for this and adds that there is another advantage to his plan — lessening the numbers of a certain religion. What religion is this?

“Part II: Voyage to Brobdingnag, Chapter III” True or False: Upon hearing Gulliver’s talk of his “beloved country,” the king essentially treats Gulliver like a pet and thinks it quaint that Gulliver’s species mimics human grandeur with their society.

“Part II: Voyage to Brobdingnag, Chapter VI” He then adds, “That laws are best explained, interpreted, and applied by those whose interest and abilities lie in…” Which of the following correctly completes the sentence?

“Part I: Voyage to Lilliput, Chapter V” Since Gulliver is up to his neck in water, what do the Lilliputians believe is happening when Gulliver drags the enemy fleet to Lilliput?