Choose either Option 1 or Option 2. Then, answer the provided question.   Young, V. A. (2010). Should writers use they own English? Iowa Journal of Cultural Studies, 12(1), 110-118. How does Young connect issues around language ideology and standards to broader issues of prejudice and discrimination? Do you agree or disagree with the connections he makes? Respond in 1-2 paragraphs.     Hulst, C. (2020). Grammar, rhetoric, and style. Writing Spaces: Readings on Writing, 3, 86-99. Grammar usage and correctness are often the same, but many times they are not. Why do you think that the usage is different from the rule? Respond in 1-2 paragraphs. 

Among the 5 sentences below, choose 3 sentences. For each sentence, identify the dependent clause, and determine it functions as an adverb clause, adjective (relative) clause, or noun clause. Support your answer with syntactic/grammatical evidence. Semantic evidence may be used to support your analysis, but it should be secondary to syntactic/grammatical evidence. The book which she borrowed from the library was fascinating.  The book, which she borrowed from the library, was fascinating.  She didn’t know why he was upset. Since she moved to Tampa, she has made many new friends. Her final portfolio showed that she developed a strong voice.

Read each sentence carefully and select the option that employs an existential sentence structure. – Unmarked sentence: Black squirrels were in the wood.

Let’s suppose that Student X revised their Draft 1 into Draft 2. Explain why Draft 2 is more cohesive by applying concepts/principles from information structure theory.   Draft 1. In the last several years, college costs have been rising so fast that they are now threatening the safeguard of democracy everywhere: an educated citizenry. Family incomes are increasing more slowly than tuition, and only children of the wealthiest families will be able to afford a college education if this trend continues. Knowledge and intellectual skills as well as wealth will stratify us at that point, and the presumptions of political access, economic opportunity, and social mobility that ensure the stability of healthy democratic societies will erode.   Draft 2. In the last several years, college costs have been rising so fast that they are now threatening the safeguard of democracy everywhere: an educated citizenry. Tuition is increasing faster than family incomes, and if this trend continues, a college education will soon be affordable only for the children of the wealthiest families. At that point, we will be stratified not only by wealth but also by knowledge and intellectual skills, and this stratification will erode the presumptions of political access, economic opportunity, and social mobility that ensure the stability of healthy democratic societies.

What value is returned by the function call jolly(1)? 1 2 3 4 5 6 int jolly(int n){ if (n >= 3) return n * 2; else return (jolly(n+1) * n); }

Consider the following recursive function: int enigma(int a > a){      return index;}  else {      return start; } } Given the above function enigma, what will be the output of the following snippet of code?    int a[] = {46, 95, 14};   int mystery = enigma(a,0,2);  cout

The data structure behavior that the code in Bar most closely implements is which of the following (PICK ONE)?

The following four questions are based on the following program.      What is the output in line 26 (marked as L26)?

The member functions of a derived class can directly access only the ________ members of the base class.

What value does the variable foo have at the end of this segment of code? priority_queue bar;bar.push(19);bar.push(31);bar.push(5);bar.push(22);int foo = bar.top();