Upload your Packet Tracer file to here, so it can be graded.  This is part of your exam grade.

Create a network layout that would consist of everything that we covered so far. (Combine every lab correctly)

Label all connections, and IP addresses/networks that you are using.

name the appropriate interfaces.

routers – 2811

vlans

switches – 2960

pc’s

port security

trunking

forward traffic (router)

gateway

use appropriate cables ( do not use auto cable type)

make sure you can ping every device.

(Please be reminded of the strict course Forum policy: Your final grade will be lowered by one-half grade for each missed Forum writing assignment. This contingency applies regardless of your final point total. So, for example, a student who accrues enough points for an “A” will receive either an “A-” if he/she fails to submit one Forum, or a “B+” if both Forums are missing. There are no exceptions to this policy and Forum assignments cannot be made up.)

Watch Life and Death in Assisted Living: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/life-and-death-in-assisted-living/

This video lasts approximately 54 minutes and was produced by Frontline, arguably the finest source for investigative journalism in America.

Step 1: Summarize the video in your own words in no more than three paragraphs. (Suspicious summaries will be run through plagiarism detection software.) I WANT TO HEAR YOUR VOICE!Step 2: State the most surprising aspect of the video in one or two sentences.Step 3: In no more than three paragraphs, explain how you feel about assisted living now that you have watched this video.

Link: https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/documentary/life-and-death-in-assisted-living/?

Find and read a quantitative peer-reviewed journal article that relates to your topic in which the researchers use existing data (a dataset versus collecting their own data). What information about the dataset do the researchers include? How do they describe their research methods? Which variables do they analyze and why? What are their hypotheses? What statistical analyses do they use?

Explain why discussing the data and methods is important to establish the validity and reliability of the research. Discuss any critiques you have of the Methods/Data section of the article. Are they missing any information that would be useful to understand the research? Include an APA citation of the article.

answer those questions and also the files too 1. You and several friends are playing a tabletop role-playing game, however your Mage character keeps rolling poorly. Meanwhile, your Rogue character has not rolled less than a 16 (on a d20) all nightYour Mage decides to use the Rogue’s dice since her dice are cursed and she needs some of his luckPer James Frazer, what kind of magic is this Mage using?a. Sympathetic

b. Contagios

c. Sorcery

d. Superstitious

2. In the documentary Paris is Burning (1990), drag competitors were judged based on realnessor as Dorian Corey told filmmakers, To be able to blend… If you can pass the untrained eye, or even the trained eye, and not give away the fact that you’re gaythat’s when it’s real What concept from critical gender studies does this emphasis on “realnessbest represent?a. Sexual dimorphism

b. Make-female dyads

c. Biological determinism

d. Gender performativity

3. Unlike gender, which is a cultural construct, only two biological sexes (male and female) exist in our species. There is no exception to this rule.a. True

b. False

4. The incest taboo is an absolute sex taboo observed in all societies known to anthropologists. One explanation for the universality of this taboo stems from the cross-cultural observation that children in the same age-group who are raised together rarely experience sexual attraction to one another. Anthropologists refer to this as:a. Ortho-cousin paradox

b. Oedipal complex

c. Westermarck effect

d. Totemic avoidance

5. The Romani population in Europe is estimated to be 10-12 million, which includes the Kalderash, Romanichals, Sinti, Kalé, and Gitano peoples. Although there are regional differences between these sub-groups, in 1971 community representatives adopted the name “Roma” to signify their shared, and distinct, ethnic identityAnthropologists refer to such an emergence of a new ethnic identity asa. Ethonogenesis

b. Cultural evolution

c. Symbolic ethnicity

d. Interactive positioning

6. All of the following are a subdiscipline of anthropology excepta. Linguistic

b. Sociology

c. Biological

d. Archaeology

7. Elise is a cultural anthropologist studying first-year college students who are active in religious groups on campusAlthough Elise grew up in a religious family, she now identifies as an atheistWhich ethnographic method should Elise use to identify and address any conscious or unconscious bias she might have for her participant’s religious beliefs?a. Reflexivity

b. Thick description

c. Ethonocentrism

d. Field notes

8. The earliest generation of anthropologists, the “armchair anthropologistsoften uncritically reproduced their own cultural biases in their research and argued that their own societies were more “civilized” than all others. In other words, their research was__________By contrast, contemporary anthropologists believe that it is important to understand a cultural group on its own terms, and not to rank societies in comparison to one another. This approach is referred to as___________.

9. Youssef is an international student from Egypt studying business at Southern Miss. Early in his first yearYoussef goes to a football game with his roommate, who invites him to a tailgating party. Youssef is fascinated by this cultural practice and decides to do an ethnographic study on tailgating for his anthropology minor. Which of the following best describes the ethnographic perspective Youssef would be using?a. Ethonocentric

b. Etic

c. Positional

d. emic

10. What is the most important research field methodology for cultural and linguistic anthropologists?a. Comparative method

b. Moral relativism

c. Participant observation

d. Cultural relativism

11. Ethnographies are fictionalized accounts, or novels , that are based on anthropological research.a. True

b. False

12. Anthropologist Justin D. García (2017) writes that in different situational contexts, he has been identified as Italian American, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Hispanic/Latino, and whiteHis experiences with strangersattempts to figure out what he is exemplifies how “race” isa. A biological fact

b. A social and cultural construct

c. Both a social construction and Biological fact

d. Neither a constructionnor a fact. race is not real

13. The Hindu deity Ganesha (elephant), the Voudo loa Damballah (snake), and the Egyptian goddess Bastet (cat) each represent religious:a. Zoomorphism

b. Animatist

c. Animism

d. Anthropomorphism