Eng 201 Writing Assignment

Joseph Spath
ENG-201
January 18,2015 Writing Assignment Assignment 3.7
A. The programming language is written easily by the computer programmer.
Active: The computer programmer writes programming language easily. B. Instructions on how to install the garage door opener are explained in a pamphlet.
Active: The pamphlet contains the instructions on how to install the garage door opener. C. Volunteer work with Habitat for Humanity was done by the employees at Citizens Bank.
Active: The employees at Citizens Bank performed volunteer work with Habitat for Humanity. D. Dozens of police officers were reassigned by the Chief of Police.
Active: The Chief of Police
reassigned dozens of police officers. E. The meal celebrating Mardi Gras was prepared by the French Chef.
Active: The French Chef prepared the meal to celebrate Mardi Gras. F. Three major health benefits are offered employees by the hospital.
Active: The hospital offered three major health benefits to employees.

Assignment 3.8
1. A. All the drawings are projections.
B.
Two main types of projections are perspective and parallel projection.
Answer: All drawings, including two main types, perspective and parallel, are projections.
2. A. The operating tasks each company must perform are affected by many factors.
B. One factor is changes in market. C. Another factor is new technology. D. A final factor is government regulations
Answer: The operating tasks each company must perform are affected by many factors. Those factors include, changes in market, new technology, and government regulations. 3 A. Flat surfaces are measured with common tools. B. The steel rule and the depth gauge are common tools. C. Round work is measured by feel with nonprecision tools, D. The spring caliper and the firm-joint caliper are nonprecision tools.
Answer: Flat surfaces are measured with common tools such as the steel rule and the depth guage. Round work is measured by feel with nonprecision tools such as the spring caliper and the firm-joint caliper.
4. A. Ohm’s law states that the current in an electrical circuit varies directly as the voltage and inversely as the resistance.
B. This law was developed by George Simon Ohm.
C. He was born in Germany.
D. He was born in
1787.
E. He was a physicist.
Answer: The Ohm law that states that the current in an electrical circuit varies directly as the voltage and inversely as the resistance was developed by a physicist born in Germany in 1787 named George Simon Ohm.
5. A. Of all the microbiologists, none was so accurate as Leeuwenhoek.
B. None was so completely honest.
C. none had such common sense.
D He died in 1723.
E. He was 91.
Answer: Of all the microbiologists, none was so accurate and honest and had such sommon sense as Leeuwenhoek. He died in 1973 and he was 91. 6. A. Every time a manager delegates work to a subordinate, three actions are either expressed or implied.
B. She assigns duties.
C. She grants authority.
D. She creates an obligation.
Answer: Every time a manager delegates work to a subordinate, three actions are either expressed or implied. Those actions include assigning duties, granting authority, and creating an obligation. 7. A. One essential part of an air damper box is a vane.
B. The vane is made of a thin sheet of lightweight allow.
C. It is stiffened by ribs stamped into it.
D. It is stiffened by the bending of its edges.
E Its edges conform to the surfaces of the damping chamber.
Answer: One essential part of an air damper box is a vane. The vane is made of a thin sheet of lightweight allow. It is stiffened by ribs stamped into it and its edges conform to the surfaces of the damping chamber. 8. A. Water from newly constructed wells will normally have a very high bacterial count.
B. This count will not settle down for a matter of weeks or even months unless the supply is treated.
C. This treatment reduces the bacterial population that found its way into the water during construction operations.
Answer: Water from newly constructed wells will normally have a very high bacterial count and it will not settle down for a matter of weeks or even months unless the supply is treated. This treatment reduced the bacterial population that found its way into the water during construction operations. 9. A. Landscape architects employ texture as a valuable tool.
B. Repetition of a dominant plant texture unifies a plan.
C. Contrast of texture at corner and focal points gives emphasis.
Answer: Landscape architects employ texture as a valuable tool, repetition of a dominant plant texture unifies a plan. Contrast of texture at corner and focal points gives emphasis. 10. A. Any material employed to grow bacteria is called a culture medium.
B. This medium, to be satisfactory, must have the proper moisture content.
C. It must contain readily available food materials.
D. It must have the correct acid-base balance.
Answer: Any material employed to grow bacteria is called a culture medium. This medium, to be satisfactory, must have the proper moisture content, contain readily available food materials and have the correct acid-base balance.