L5.2: The present progressive. Fill in the blanks with the present progressive form of the verbs (5 x 2 pts. each = 10 pts.) 1. Rubén (jugar) ping pong con su hermano. 2. María y Luis (estudiar) italiano. 3. Tú (nadar) en la piscina del hotel. 4. El Sr. Velázquez (comer) la ensalada (salad). 5. Vosotros (comer) en la cafetería.

Elder Ulisses Soares: “Aligning Our Will With His” What is one thing you have learned about Sister Soares that has impacted your understanding of discipleship or service?

Matching: Read each sentence carefully. Your task is to match the sentence to the correct place where the action described happens. Use your understanding of the sentence and the context of the locations to make the best match. (5 x 2 pts. each = 10 pts.) For example: If the sentence is “You borrow books and return them here,” the correct place would be “Library.”

The immediate score you receive upon submission may be tentative. Your instructor will grade written responses manually.

Elder Gary E. Stevenson: “Days Never to be Forgotten” Please now identify a principle from the talk. Share how it relates to the doctrine you identified.

Identify a promised blessing and what you need to do to obtain it from President Nelson’s “Closing Remarks” at the most recent general conference talk in the Sunday afternoon session. Then comment on how you feel you can sustain him based on this message.

During the exam, you may refer to your class notes, manuals, biographies, links, and any other content I have made accessible to you through Canvas. You must abide by the Honor Code principles of academic honesty. You may not discuss the exam with anyone once you start it, and the following are forbidden during your testing period: copying and pasting any content crowdsourced documents like Google Docs capturing, copying, sharing, or posting exam content in any way websites outside of links found here in your class Canvas material, including search engines Please sign/type your name below to indicate that you understand the exam policies and agree to abide by the university’s principles of academic honesty.

President Russell M. Nelson: “The Lord Jesus Christ Will Come Again” President Nelson declared, “Here is my promise to you: Every sincere seeker of Jesus Christ will find Him in the temple.” How does this promise inspire your personal application of a doctrine and principle of your choice?

Short-Essay Section. You should respond to each of these questions with a solid paragraph (approx. 100–200 words). Always mention the talk/Apostle you are referencing, and rather than quote from them, summarize their teachings in your own words.

Elder Patrick Kearon: “Welcome to the Church of Joy” What is one thing you have learned about Sister Kearon that has inspired or influenced your understanding of discipleship or service?