Death by PowerPoint simply refers to a phenomenon that's caused as a result of the poor use of a presentation software.
It should be noted that the phrase was coined by Angela Garber. It simply means when an individual uses the presentation software poorly.
The main contributors to death by PowerPoint include confusing graphics, slides that had too much text, etc. It's important to present one's work logically with good information.
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CAVA’s Academic Integrity Policy refers to Calfornia Virtual Academic’s policy book for students of their schools, which are public charter schools in the state of California.
In the handbook, it is mentioned that students who commit plagiarism will be required to re-submit the assignment during the first offence; will receive a fail grade for the assignment during the second offence; and will be withdrawn from a course or even the school during the third offence.
Thus the answer to the question is (D) all of the above.
Answer:
def print_popcorn_time(bag_ounces):
if bag_ounces<3:
print("Too Small")
elif bag_ounces>10:
print("Too Large")
else:
bag_ounces = bag_ounces*6
print("%s Seconds\n" % bag_ounces)
Explanation:
- Using Python Programming Language
- The function is defined to accept an int parameter
- Within the function body, if...elif and else statements are used to print the desired output
- note the use of the %s placeholder (formated output) and \n for a new line in the final print statement
<span>1. If my memory serves me well, the answer is true. Free select tool is also called lasso and it’s used to free-hand selection. You can also combine free select tool segments with polygonal segments or other shapes.
2. I think this statement is definitely “False”. As I’ve mentioned before you can combine free selection with other selection features like polygonal by using anchors.
3. I’m not 100% sure, but I guess this one is true. As far as I remember, add to selection mode lets you to add new selection to any existing areas. So I think it’s possible to add selection to the existing one.
4. I think this one is also true. But it allows you just paint it, but it’s also kinda modification. Quick Mask allows you to isolate subject and paint selected object. It helps you not to brush subject accidentally. It’s a very useful tool as for me.
5. Yes, this statement is 100% true. But it could be gray for GIMP, because the mask is coded in gray tones, but I think that black is also gray tone. Color black or gray removes part of selection, and color white adds area to existing selection.
6. According to what I’ve mentioned before this one is also true, so there’s no need for additional explanation.
7. Another tool, similar to the Lasso/Free Select tool is the B) Scissors Tool. As there was mentioned intelligent scissors tool is almost the same as lasso but more user-friendly.
8. It’s false. You must click to the first point of your selection to finish the process or you will lose your selection.
9. I think this one is true. Paths tool includes two or more line segments connected by handle points. These points are kinda anchors I guess.
10. After making a selection using the Paths Tool, I must select the the D) Selection from Path button to turn my path into a selection. You can find it in path tool options.
11. Yes, it’s true, it allows you to make complex selections with curved or straight lines. Just drag one of the anchors to curve the line. Also you can create different geometrical figures with this tool.
12. Yes this is true. But there are much more cool blur filters than only Gaussian blur. Experiment on your own.
13. You can do all of the following given above. Every layer is kinda isolated image and you can modify it however you want.
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14. I’m definitely sure that this statement is true. Just find layer drop down menu and follow the instructions given in this question. It’s simple.</span></span>
Answer:
The output is "Pasta"
Explanation:
Given
The attached code segment
Required
The output
The first line of the program implies that:
MyFavFood="Pasta"
This means that, the value of the variable MyFavFood is string "Pasta"
Next,
print (MyFavFood)
This prints the value of the variable MyFavFood which is "Pasta"
<em>Hence, the output is "Pasta"</em>
