This question is a “showing your work on paper” question. While you working on your exam, you will one page where you will have to show your work on a particular method. See example: Use correct order of operations to evaluate the following expressions. Show your work on your paper for each step.  140 + 16 × 7 – 40 ÷ 8 Then type the final answer in the box.  On your paper you will number what question you are on and then show your work for each step. You will submit your written work, like your do for the activity labs, immediately after you complete all questions and submit the exam. Please submit your work for this practice called “Practice Honorlock Work Submission” in the Modules tab. 

Which of the following best describes the primary characteristic of horizontal software?

Use the following information about Sally, Melanie, Richard, and James to answer questions 63–67.   Sally has a BMI of 32 and typically consumes processed foods like frozen dinners and canned soups or makes easy-to-eat foods like sandwiches (tuna, peanut butter and jelly, or cheese) and scrambled eggs with toast and a glass of milk. She avoids fruits and vegetables because they are too expensive, and she does not have time to prepare them. Blood pressure = 112/68 mm Hg  Melanie usually has 2 alcoholic drinks each day—once with her co-workers after work and then again with dinner. Her co-worker recently lost weight quickly on an easy, new diet, and now she recommends it to everyone in the office. Melanie started this diet about a month ago based on her co-worker’s advice. The diet consists of the following meal plan, which you are supposed to eat every day until you reach your desired weight: Breakfast: 1 hard-cooked egg, 1 grapefruit, ½ small bagelLunch: 6-oz can of tuna, ½ c sunflower seeds, 1 carrot, and 1 stalk of celeryDinner: 6 oz of steak or ground beef, small lettuce salad with 1 oz cheese, no dressing, 1 piece of fruit (preferably a banana)Snacks: limited to chewing gum and drinking waterBeverages: unlimited caffeine-free diet sodas and water Melanie’s blood pressure = 125/79 mm Hg  Richard does not like to cook, thus eats at fast-food restaurants for dinner every night. He is mostly sedentary at work and does not have time to exercise after work; on average, he gets about 10–15 minutes of exercise every day. Blood pressure = 126/95 mm Hg  Justin follows a vegan eating pattern and typically consumes 4 servings of fruit and 5 servings of vegetables each day and exercises 45 minutes every day. Justin’s typical lunch is bean burritos on tortillas made from blue Indian corn, a tomato/onion/cucumber/sesame seed salad with soybean oil and herb dressing, and a big bowl of fresh strawberries. Blood pressure = 100/76 mm Hg 

Most energy comes from ________ when a person is at rest or not active.

Running at a slow pace, and then sprinting changes the body’s source of energy toward ________.

Vitamin Deficiencies: Match each vitamin with the symptoms of its deficiency. (Each choice on the right may be used once or not at all.) 

Use the following information about Sally, Melanie, Richard, and James to answer questions 63–67.   Sally has a BMI of 32 and typically consumes processed foods like frozen dinners and canned soups or makes easy-to-eat foods like sandwiches (tuna, peanut butter and jelly, or cheese) and scrambled eggs with toast and a glass of milk. She avoids fruits and vegetables because they are too expensive, and she does not have time to prepare them. Blood pressure = 112/68 mm Hg  Melanie usually has 2 alcoholic drinks each day—once with her co-workers after work and then again with dinner. Her co-worker recently lost weight quickly on an easy, new diet, and now she recommends it to everyone in the office. Melanie started this diet about a month ago based on her co-worker’s advice. The diet consists of the following meal plan, which you are supposed to eat every day until you reach your desired weight: Breakfast: 1 hard-cooked egg, 1 grapefruit, ½ small bagelLunch: 6-oz can of tuna, ½ c sunflower seeds, 1 carrot, and 1 stalk of celeryDinner: 6 oz of steak or ground beef, small lettuce salad with 1 oz cheese, no dressing, 1 piece of fruit (preferably a banana)Snacks: limited to chewing gum and drinking waterBeverages: unlimited caffeine-free diet sodas and water Melanie’s blood pressure = 125/79 mm Hg  Richard does not like to cook, thus eats at fast-food restaurants for dinner every night. He is mostly sedentary at work and does not have time to exercise after work; on average, he gets about 10–15 minutes of exercise every day. Blood pressure = 126/95 mm Hg  Justin follows a vegan eating pattern and typically consumes 4 servings of fruit and 5 servings of vegetables each day and exercises 45 minutes every day. Justin’s typical lunch is bean burritos on tortillas made from blue Indian corn, a tomato/onion/cucumber/sesame seed salad with soybean oil and herb dressing, and a big bowl of fresh strawberries. Blood pressure = 100/76 mm Hg 

Most energy comes from ________ when a person is at rest or not active.

Running at a slow pace, and then sprinting changes the body’s source of energy toward ________.

Vitamin Deficiencies: Match each vitamin with the symptoms of its deficiency. (Each choice on the right may be used once or not at all.)