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Please fill in the blank (to the left of each question below) to show whether the following are true or false. Where answers are false, please be sure to correct them in the space provided below each question with at least one complete sentence completely in your own words. This will allow you to get full points for the false questions.   Each answer is worth ten points. False answers are each worth ten points also; five of these ten points will come from the correction.

1. Daiana has her own bakery. One of her friends, Linda, is on a special diet, and expresses frustration that she can’t have many of the items in Diana’s bakery since she can’t have wheat flour. Daiana listens patiently and kindly tells Linda that it is best for her (Diana) to focus on helping the people in the population who can eat wheat flour, since most people can eat wheat flour. She then kindly works with Linda to order baked goods from another friend’s bakery that has baked goods that will work for Linda. Diana is showing a strong understanding of the method of simplicity called ‘bulk and exceptions.

2. Jack is starting a company. He comes up with a plan for what he will do financially if his company doesn’t make any money for four years. The rule of simplicity that Jack is most respecting here is you need to use concepts.

3. Helen is starting her own software company. She studies the technical details of the software that she is going to design and the profits that she can expect. The rule of simplicity that Helen is most respecting here is you need to know for whose sake the simplicity is being designed.

4. Some people don’t like simplicity. There are different reasons for this, but this is true, and in specific situations these people can often present reasons as to why something simple should not be used.   

5. Simple thinking can mean that where something cannot be justified, we should get rid of it.

6. Starting over can be important to acting in a simple way.

7. Kevin is starting a computer company. He knows that the computers he sells won’t work for everyone, since not everyone can see or type well. He decides to focus on selling to the people who can see and type well. He decides that he will help one of his friends to start another computer company for those who don’t understand computers well or who might not be able to see well. Kevin is showing a strong understanding of the method of simplicity called ‘bulk and exceptions.’