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Part 5:  PLURALIZE Put the following sentences into the plural. Be sure to “pluralize” everything that can be pluralized. (HINT: Copy & paste the lines below into the reply window and then manipulate them.)    Use as needed:  á  é  ě  í  ó ú  ů  ý     ď  ň  ť      č  š  ř  ž 

Divide and enter the completely simplified form of the answer: 2×2 – 14x4x + 8÷7 – x6x + 12{“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”2×2 - 14x4x + 8÷7 - x6x + 12″} Refer to Item #13 for instructions on entering your response.

Perform the operations.  Enter the answer as a fraction in simplest form.  Use the forward slash (/) to represent the fraction bar; for example, type 1/4 to indicate one-fourth. 314·1118-29{“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”314·1118-29″}

Enter the completely factored form of the polynomial x4-5×3+x2-5x{“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”x4-5×3+x2-5x”}. The Equation tool is not available for this item.  Type your answer using your keyboard.  Place factors in parentheses, like (x-4)(x+4).  If an exponent is necessary, as in 2×2{“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”2×2″}, use the ^ symbol (Shift-6 on most keyboards) to type 2x^2.

Enter the completely simplified form of the expression x2 + 4x – 122x + 12{“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”x2 + 4x - 122x + 12″} Refer to Item #13 for instructions on entering your response.

There are _______ integers in the interval [-73,3){“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”[-73,3)”}.  [In the box, enter the number of integers in this interval.]    

According to “The Trial of Martha Carrier,” Martha’s own children testified against her as being a witch and even claimed that the devil himself made promises to their mother if she practiced witchcraft. According to the reading, what did they say the devil promised her? 

The music fostered by the church was the ____________ of sacred words because it is a way of giving concepts in prayer or doctrine a special status, a step above merely speaking them.

The fifteenth century also saw the beginning of composed ____________, , that is, music in a harmonic, chordal texture.

What is a short tune sung through many stanzas, followed by an Amen?