1. Circle the one best answer based on the problem solving process and the 4 steps outlined in the lectures and the readings on the web page (waggle dancing bees and Ghostbusters).

i. Which phase of the problem solving process is most connected to listening?

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ii. Which phase has the most to do with creating and actually inventing an algorithm to solve the problem?

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iii. Which phase of problem solving is most associated with getting slimed with “ectoplasmic slime” or bugged by “errors” you have to defeat and correct and figure out?

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iv. Which phase of problem solving requires the most technically detailed knowledge of the computer or of a language like VB.NET or its commands and specifics?

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v. Which phase of problem solving asks the question “What is given”?

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vi. Which phase of the problem solving process asks the question “Is it simple, but adequate”?

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vii. Which phase of the problem solving process focuses on the HOW instead of the WHAT?

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viii. What phase of the problem solving process has the most to do with plans and planning?

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2. Write a function named twoDiceToss that returns a valid double dice roll between 2 and 12 inclusive. You will need to generate RANDOM numbers and use the appropriate built-in function to simulate the die throw for each die.

Write the ENTIRE twoDiceToss function, not just the statements that go inside of the function. You need to write the 1^st line and the last line of the function too!