Based on the figure below, where the yellow circles represent planets discovered with the transit technique, and the light blue circles indicate the planets discovered with the Doppler method, we can conclude … Mark all the correct statements.

Asteroids and comets… Mark all the correct answers.

If Earth and the Moon would be completely tidally locked like Pluto and Charon, then …

1)  Would you recommend this course to your friends? Why or why not? 2) What is your best advice for students who will take this type of class in the future?

Given the location marked with the dot in the star radial velocity curve below (on the left-hand side), at which point (A-D) would the planet be located at this time (on the right hand-side figure)? (Note1: by convention, the radial velocity is negative when the star moves toward the observer on Earth. Note2: both star and planet move counterclockwise. Note3: the radial velocity refers to the star, but the question asks about the location of the planet.)

The Doppler shift method to detect exoplanets works because… (mark all correct answers)

The _______ gland releases its hormone only at night to help maintain your internal clock and daily rhythm.

How many attributes does the class have? “`class Course:    name = ‘HUDM5199’    num_students = 30   num_TA = 1    def print_name(self):       print(self.name)“`

Which if these statements is correct?

After listening to the Song of the Week and reading its lyrics, write a one paragraph (5 sentence minimum) response. In your response, address your “gut reactions” (your first initial responses to the song) as well as your analysis of the deeper meaning of the song. For full credit, your response must include a minimum of 1 lyric from the song. Note: analysis of the song pulled from the internet or other sources will receive zero credit and will be reported as plagiarism. I want to hear YOUR thoughts on the song. It’s okay to not get it “right,” as long as you show me you are trying to understand the deeper meaning and significance of the song. You should not consult ANY other outside sources besides the links provided within the quiz. Feel free to listen to the Song of the Week multiple times. There is no time limit on this quiz. The song of the week, a link to its lyrics, and a link to an article about its history will be revealed once you click to start the quiz. You will need to listen to the song of the week and write your response on the Honorlock recording to receive credit. Writing the response without listening to the song on the Honorlock recording will earn a grade of zero (0). Please be sure to start this assignment with enough time to listen to the song at least once and compose your written response.   Song of the Week #13 is: “Alright” by Kendrick Lamar (2015)   Here is a link to the music video (CONTAINS EXPLICIT LYRICS): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-48u_uWMHY  Here is a link to the lyrics that match the music video (EXPLICIT): https://genius.com/Kendrick-lamar-alright-lyrics    Here is a link to a version of the song with no cursing, for those who prefer (no music video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QbLcwVAsl0  Here is a link to the lyrics that do not contain cursing: https://genius.com/Kendrick-lamar-alright-bet-version-lyrics    Here is a link to an article about the history of the song: https://www.complex.com/music/a/j-mckinney/kendrick-lamar-alright-protest-song