To stay enrolled in this course, every student must read the…

To stay enrolled in this course, every student must read the syllabus in its entirety and review the Orientation module in Canvas and agree to abide by all the terms and requirements of the course. To complete this quiz and remain enrolled in the course, type the following statement in the box below: “I, (enter your name), acknowledge that I have read the syllabus and reviewed the Orientation Module in Canvas. I understand the requirements to remain enrolled in the course and I agree to abide by the course terms.”

Maria has some fresh ideas for improving the layout and faci…

Maria has some fresh ideas for improving the layout and facilities in the community park, but her supervisor insists that the current park design and maintenance practices are based on long-established guidelines, have been effective over time, and should only be reconsidered if there is significant data showing the need for change. This describes what type of frame? 

  Extra Credit: Which of the following diseases is one (of m…

  Extra Credit: Which of the following diseases is one (of many) common cause for pale mucous membranes is a dog? ***note this is extra credit, I never talked about this in the class at all. If you get it wrong for the quiz correction just ask an LVT or vet at your clinic what the answer is and why the mucous membranes are pale for your quiz correction explanation 🙂

A. Verbos y pronombres reflexivos: Ayudando a mi amigo Alfre…

A. Verbos y pronombres reflexivos: Ayudando a mi amigo Alfredo. Your friend Alfredo is having some problems with his Spanish homework about the use of reflexive verbs. Below you will find sentences that he wrote with mistakes in relation to the use of reflexive verbs and pronouns: he has been having some troubles with verb conjugation as well as pronoun agreement. Correct the sentences using the correct reflexive construction according to the directions. (2 pts. each: ½ pt. for correct subject pronoun, 1 pt. for correct reflexive pronoun, ½ pt. for verb agreement; 8 pts. total)   MODELO 1: You see: Secarse (tercera persona singular) el pelo con la toalla. You rewrite the entire sentence correctly: Ella se seca el pelo con la toalla. MODELO 2: You see: Cepillarse (segunda persona singular) los dientes con el cepillo. You rewrite the entire sentence correctly: Tú te cepillas los dientes con el cepillo.    1. Vestirse (1sg.-primera persona singular) con un vestido: 2. Lavarse (2pl.-second persona plural) las manos con agua y jabón: 3. Acostarse (1pl.-primera persona plural) temprano de lunes a viernes. 4. Maquillarse (3sg.-tercera persona singular) por las mañanas.