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Which of these is not a NAE Grand Challenge?

Find a creative middle way solution for Richard that lies somewhere between moral rigorism and moral laxism. In your answer, include the defining characteristics of these terms.8 pts for at least one creative middle ground solution, 2 pts for answering question

Do you agree with this situation being classified as an excessive gift? Why or why not? If this is not an excessive gift, how would you classify it and why? In your answer, include the defining characteristics of an excessive gift and, if applicable, the defining characteristics of what you would classify this as.4 pts for excessive gift or not and why, 4 pts for characteristics or reclassification and why, 2 pts for answering question

What type of industry attitude did Volkswagen have? Did Volkswagen uphold the standard of care? Why or why not? Knowledgably use these terms in your answer.4 pts for industry attitude and why, 4 pts for standard of care and why, 2 pts for answering question

If Engineer Jane wanted to decrease risk in her designs, she could design:

What is the key claim in Hardin’s essay “Tragedy of the Commons”? 

There are nine (9) phases for meiosis (if you include interkinesis).  Label this phase of meiosis. Be specific.     meiosis 5a.png

If a cell is placed in a hypertonic solution, the cell will lose water and appear

For ALL of the following scenarios, provide the following:  A.  Identify all solutions (in the beaker and in the dialysis tubing “bag”) in relation to the other.  (Hypotonic, Hypertonic, and/or Isotonic)  B.  Which direction will the water molecules move (assume only the water can move through the “bag” but the solutes can’t)?   SCENARIO I – 70% salt (30% water) solution is in a “bag” inside a beaker with a 10% salt (90% water) solution in the beaker.   SCENARIO II – 30% salt (70% water) solution is in a “bag” inside a beaker with a 90% salt (10% water) solution in the beaker.   SCENARIO III – 48% salt (52% water) solution is in a “bag” inside a beaker with a 48% salt (52% water) solution in the beaker.  This is a general image of the scenarios. This is to help you “picture it.”  The different “dots” represent the different molecules.  This is a general image.  It isn’t specific to any of the scenarios, but it can be used to help think through the scenarios described above.   Beaker with Dialysis Tubing.png

Which is NOT true for oogenesis?