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X. Mettez les verbes qui manquent en français. 5 POINTS ô  é  è  ê  à  â  ç  ï  î  ù  û  œ I will have a lot of friends next year. = J’[1] beaucoup d’amis l’année prochaine. These earrings will be worth a lot one day. = Ces boucles d’oreille [2] beaucoup un jour. We will drink some tea. = Nous [3] du thé. She will lose her key. = Elle [4] sa clé. It will rain tomorrow = Il [5] demain.

Describe the evolution of America’s two-party system, from its beginnings to the present day.  Please explain the various reasons why a specific party formed, indicate the leaders of the party, and describe the coalition of the party.  Lastly, remember that a major party’s ideas and support tend to evolve over time, so address this as well.

Discuss the findings of the Michigan School, and compare them to the expectations of classical Democratic Theory.

(Two-part problem) Sport-in Corporation manufactured 20,000 golf bags during April. The following fixed overhead data pertain to March:   Actual Static Budget Production 20,000 units 20,500 units Machine-hours 5,100 hours 6,150 hours Fixed overhead cost for March $250,000 $258,300  What is the amount of fixed overhead spending variance?

II.  Mettez les verbes suivants au passé composé. Faites attention à l’accord du participe passé. 10 POINTS ô  é  è  ê  à  â  ç  ï  î  ù  û  œ La voiture que tu (acheter) [1] est électrique. Ma petite amie a lu les poèmes que j’(écrire) [2]. La porte que vous (ouvrir) [3], vous devez la fermer à clé. As-tu lu messages que tu (recevoir) [4] ? Les cafés qu’on (boire) [5] nous ont réveillés. Je connais les docteurs qu’ils (voir) [6]. De quelle couleur est la chaise qu’elle (vendre) [7] ? Le professeur a corrigé tous les exercices qu’ils (résoudre) [8]. La douche que tu (prendre) [9] a été froide. Je suis désolé pour le temps que tu (perdre) [10] avec ces gens!

(Three-part problem) Joseph Engine Company manufactures part TE456 used in several of its engine models. Monthly production costs for 1,000 units are as follows:  Direct materials $46,000 Direct labor 11,500 Variable overhead costs 34,500 Fixed overhead costs 23,000 Total costs $115,000 It is estimated that 8% of the fixed overhead costs assigned to TE456 will no longer be incurred if the company purchases TE456 from the outside supplier. Joseph Engine Company has the option of purchasing the part from an outside supplier at $97.75 per unit. If Joseph Engine Company purchases 1,000 TE456 parts from the outside supplier per month, then its monthly operating income will ________.

Vest Industries manufactures 40,000 components per year.  The manufacturing cost of the components was determined as follows: Direct materials $75,000 Direct labor $120,000 Variable OH $45,000 Fixed OH allocated $60,000 Total $300,000 An outside supplier has offered to sell the component for $12.75.  Vest Industries can rent its unused manufacturing facilities for $45,000 if it purchases the component from the outside supplier.   What is the effect on income if Vest purchases the component from the outside supplier?

(Two-part problem) Chemical Company has two divisions, the Mixing Division and Bottling Division. The Bottling Division would like to buy from the Mixing Division.  Standard costs for the Mixing Division are as follows: Direct materials $3.00 per gallon Direct labor $2.40 per gallon Variable overhead $3.60 per gallon Variable M&A $0.50 per gallon Fixed M&A $ 5,000 Fixed OH $20,000  The Mixing Division has production capacity of 20,000 gallons.  The Bottling Division would like to buy 2,000 gallons from the Mixing Division.  If the Mixing Division sells to the Bottling Division, it can avoid variable marketing and administrative expenses.  The Mixing Division currently sells its product at $15 per gallon.   If the Mixing Division has excess capacity to fill the Bottling Division’s order, what is the minimum transfer price it would be willing to accept?

V. Choisissez les pronoms toniques et/ou compléments corrects. 10 POINTS Une histoire d’amour Il y a un garçon à l’école qui s’appelle Gabriel. Je rêve de [1] chaque nuit, mais je n’ai pas le courage de [2] déclarer mon amour! J’entends sonner à la porte et je vais ouvrir. Main non, c’est Gabriel ! C’est vraiment [3]! [4], je ne peux pas croire mes yeux !!! Je [5] invite à entrer.  Il s’approche de [6]. Nous nous regardons dans les yeux. Il [7] sourit et je [8] dis: “Je [9] aime”. Il [10] répond tendrement: “Tu es la fille de mes rêves!”. Puis, nous nous embrassons. Tout à coup, j’entends un grand bruit! Mais, non, c’est mon réveil! C’est le temps d’aller à l’école! 🙁

(Two-part problem) Chemical Company has two divisions, the Mixing Division and Bottling Division. The Bottling Division would like to buy from the Mixing Division.  Standard costs for the Mixing Division are as follows: Direct materials $3.00 per gallon Direct labor $2.40 per gallon Variable overhead $3.60 per gallon Variable M&A $0.50 per gallon Fixed M&A $ 5,000 Fixed OH $20,000 The Mixing Division has production capacity of 20,000 gallons.  The Bottling Division would like to buy 2,000 gallons from the Mixing Division.  If the Mixing Division sells to the Bottling Division, it can avoid variable marketing and administrative expenses.  The Mixing Division currently sells its product at $15 per gallon.   If the Mixing Division is selling at capacity, what is the minimum transfer price it would be willing to accept?