Wacky Word Game Background: This program introduces you to the use of variables, strings and input. The program produces a game that prompts a player for a list of words and then asks the player to use them in a story or poem. The output generates a nonsensical or comical story. Python language.

Coding language: Java

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Program Unit Score Calculator Console App Write a Python Console Application program that allows the user to enter the marks for different assessments in a unit, and computes the total mark and grade for the unit.  Here is the program logic specification: There are six assessment activities Quiz1, Quiz2, Quiz3, Quiz4, Lab Journal, Major Assignment and Final Exam. The four quizzes are worth 5 marks each, the Lab Journal is worth 10 marks, the Major Assignment is worth 30 marks and the Final Exam is worth 40 marks. The algorithm for computing the total mark for the unit is:  Total Mark = Quiz1+Quiz2+Quiz3+Quiz4+Major Assignment+ Lab Journal + Final Exam The following screenshot shows a successful test run:

python: T1 = ( a, b, c) T2= a, b, c where a, b, c are numbers.       Question 17 options:   T1 == T2 and T1 is T2   T1 != T2 but T1 is T2   T1 == T2 but T1 is not T2   T1 != T2 and T1 is not T2

Using introduction to Python You have been asked to write an application that automatically grades a quiz. The quiz has 15 multiple-choice questions. The correct answers are: 1.A, 2.C, 3.A, 4.B, 5.B, 6.D, 7.D, 8.A, 9.C, 10.A, 11.B, 12.C, 13.D, 14.C, 15.B The program will start by creating a list holding the quiz answers key shown above. It will then prompt the user for the student name and their answers file and read them into a separate list. It will finally compare the key vs. answers lists to calculate & display: Number of correct answersNumber of incorrect answersQuestions incorrectly answered.Whether the student has passed or failed the quizA student must correctly answer 11 out of 15 questions to pass.The user can grade as many students as they wish. Notes The file containing the student’s answers is organized as 15 lines. Each line contains the answer to the corresponding question. The responses are single character strings, from A to D, uppercase. Must use functional…