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• Brief explanation on how to perform Leg Curl

• Muscle/Muscles worked by performing the Leg Curl

• What sports/activities benefit from doing the Leg Curl

• How to modify the Leg Curl to either make it easier or more challenging

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6. Use the following words to complete this statement: phenotype, genotype, heterozygous, homozygous traits, alleles, genes

Chromosomes contain _____, which help to determine an organism’s ______. Genes come in alternate forms called_____, and both parents may not have the same type of allele. The actual gene combination that an organism receives from its parents is called its _____, while the trait that gets expressed as a result is referred to as its______. If an offspring receives the same type of allele for a given gene from each parent, it is said to be _____ for that trait. If the alleles differ, it is _____.

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Distributed Intelligent Systems
Practical 1: Machine Intelligence
Since Alan Turing's proposed test for machine intelligence in 19501, many AI-inspired computer
programs and Chatbots have been written with a view to behaving (or conversating) intelligently,
and of course, to pass the Turing test. ELIZA (by Joseph Weizenbaum, 1966) has continued to be
one of such popular programs.
[Try ELIZA from http://psych.fullerton.edu/mbirnbaum/psych101/Eliza.htm].
Others that have won The Loebner Prize (1990 - ) include ALICE (Artificial Linguistic Internet
Computer Entity, ), Mitsuku ( etc.
(see also and a collection of
chatbots on https://www.chatbots.org/)
Complete the following tasks for Part 1.1 of the coursework assessment:
Q1.1 [30%]. Choose and test at least TWO fairly advanced Chatbots from those available on the
Internet and describe the characteristics (or "personality") of each. Supplement this
by reading a transcript of “dialogues with colourful personalities of early AI”
(attached Chatbots_dialogues with colorful personalities of early ai.pdf.) Comment
on how these programs can PASS or FAIL the Turing test.
Q1.2 [20%]. Based on your observations from the Chatbot conversations or otherwise, would you
consider the Turing test to be an adequate measure of machine intelligence? Explain
your reasons thoroughly (Read: some criticisms of the Turing Test in Luger (Chapter
1 on KLE)2 & its Wikipedia entry)).
Q1.3 [30%]. Futuristic science fiction in movies has provided a lot of speculation over what AI can
achieve. Choose an AI-based character or robot from a fictional movie and describe
their intelligent behaviours or actions (e.g., Sonny in I, Robot; or a similarly advanced
fictional AI character.). Comment briefly on why their reasoning is not always correct.
Q1.4 [20%]. Discuss two potentially negative effects on society of the development of artificial
intelligence techniques.
Answers for each question should not exceed 150 words.

7. Explain why a recessive allele can only be expressed when the organism is homozygous.

Write two paragraphs about chronic disorders that emerging adults go through.

Quick Write: How do the due process protections in the Bill of Rights impact people in the United States?

Write a good paragraph about chronic disorders in emerging adulthood with in text citations.

Quick Write: How have various Supreme Court cases, interpreted and expanded on the due process protections?

CONNECT AND CONCLUDE

When is discrimination unconstitutional? Explain your answer.

Which laws or court rulings guarantee you equal protection ? Or, which laws or court rulings apply to you? Explain your answer.

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What does “equal protection of the laws” mean to you?

Explain your answer.

What are the Prohibits Discrimination of the Brown v. Board of Education (1954) Based on?

What are the Prohibits Discrimination of the Hernandez v. Texas (1954) Based on?

What are the Prohibits Discrimination of the Equal Pay Act of 1963 Based on?

What are the Prohibits Discrimination of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Based on?

What are the Prohibits Discrimination of the Obergefell v. Hodges (2015) Based on?

Race, National Origin, Gender, Sexual Orientation, OR Disability