![Question #3: Is a data point within a rectangle? (4 points) Write a function isIn() which returns True ifa point is within a rectangle specined by two sets of coordinates and False if the point is outside the rectangle. The function should accept three parameters: the first parameter is a set of coordinates which defines one of the corners of the rectangle, the second parameter is also a set of coordinates that defines the second comer, the third set of coordinates defines a single point which is being tested. For example .isIn((1,2), (3,4), (1.5, 3.2)) should return True .isIn((4,3.5), (2,1), (3, 2)) should return True .isIn((-1,0), (5,5), (6,e)) should return False isin((4,1), (2,4), (2.5,4.5)) should return False Test your function with at least 2 different sets of data points in addition to the examples above. 1. If the point being tested is on the side of the rectangle, consider it to be within the rectangle. For example, if the rectangle is defined as (1,2), (3,4) and the point is (2,2), the function should retum True 2. In this assignment, we assume that the edges of the rectangle are parallel to coordinate axes. 3. We also assume that the first parameter does not always represent the left comer of the rectangle and the second parameter is not always the right comer. The function should work correctly either way. Please note the second test condition above where the first parameter, (4,3.5) , represents the top-right comer and the second parameter, (2,1) represents left -bottom corner In [: def isIn(firstCorner-(e,0), secondCorner-(0,8), point-(,0)): # YOUR CODE HERE In []: In []: Question #4: Are all points within a rectangle? (4 points) Modity your function from the previous question so it takes a list of points rather than a single point and returns True only ir all points in the list are in the rectangle For example . allIn( (,), (5,5), [(1,1), (,e), (5,5)]) should return True but allIn( (e,e), (5,5), [(1,1), (e,e), (5,6)]) should return False Use the same assumption as above about the placement of the points and how rectangle is defined Test your function with at least 3 difterent sets of data points In []: def allIn(firstCorner-(8,e), secondcorner-(e,), pointList-[]): # YOUR CODE HERE In []: In []: In []: In :](https://media.cheggcdn.com/media%2F621%2F62143e3d-b636-4960-ab90-338107e24078%2Fphpepr8Ez.png)
Explaining Your Choice
For each of the following questions, state which letter best answers or completes the question and give a brief explanation (2-3 sentences) for why that is the best choice. There is generally only one good answer per question, but sometimes there may be more than one, depending on how well you can justify your answer. NO CREDIT for answers without explanations, and the explanation must logically justify your choice.
1. How was the role of women in the Islamic world influenced by the Arabic conquest of Mesopotamia and Persia?
a. Female infanticide was declared illegal.
b. Islamic society became more patriarchal.
c. Islamic society became much less patriarchal.
d. Polygamy was outlawed.
e. A fertility goddess rose to challenge Allah.
2. During the Tang and Song period the imperial civil service examinations
a. declined dramatically in importance.
b. were halted and not restarted until the Ming dynasty.
c. were expanded and allowed posts to be filled with officials of genuine intellectual ability.
d. were restricted to the wealthier families.
e. were adopted by the foreign Manchus and used to their advantage.
3. In relation to Chinese traditions and influences, Vietnamese women
a. were forced to accept foot binding.
b. had far fewer rights than Chinese women.
c. played a more prominent role in society and the economy.
d. were excluded from the local marketplaces.
e. wrote many more books than their Chinese counterparts did.
4. Which of the following Indian concepts did NOT become popular in any of the Indianized states of southeast Asia?
a. Hinduism.
b. literary classics such as the Ramayana and Mahabharata.
c. the caste system.
d. conducting official business in Sanskrit.
e. the creation of a Confucian class of scholarly bureaucrats.
5. In regard to attaining the imperial crown, Charlemagne
a. hesitated to call himself emperor out of respect for the Byzantine emperors.
b. openly challenged the Byzantine emperors for the title.
c. accepted the preeminence of the more powerful Islamic empires.
d. laid siege to Rome in an attempt to force the popes to grant the title.
e. raised an army to attack Constantinople.
6. During the period of Mongol domination,
a. trade slowed dramatically because of heavy taxation.
b. interaction between different peoples of Eurasia was limited by Mongol cruelty.
c. unification was achieved by the implementation of a state religion.
d. long-distance trade became much less risky.
e. trade was halted by the extension of the Great Wall of China.
7. In terms of gender issues in sub-Saharan Africa,
a. the position of women was essentially the same as in other societies of the time.
b. women had more opportunities open to them than did their counterparts in other societies.
c. women played the dominant role in society.
d. women played a strictly subservient role.
e. women had no opportunities and suffered worse than their counterparts elsewhere did.
8. The investiture contest centered on
a. the struggle between Christian and Islamic forces for control of Jerusalem.
b. the high interest rates charged by Italian banks.
c. the appointment of church officials by imperial authorities.
d. the ritualistic jousting among knights to prove their courage.
e. the conflict between France and England for control over Lombardy.
9. In regard to political structure, the Aztec empire
a. developed a remarkably sophisticated bureaucracy.
b. developed a bureaucracy very similar to the Inca empire.
c. had no elaborate bureaucracy.
d. was ruled by a priestly theocratic state.
e. developed a proto-democratic institution known as the Fire Hundred.
10. Ibn Battuta was able to travel so extensively because
a. his military might made conquest easy.
b. he held a position as an envoy for the Mongols.
c. his religious and legal training allowed him to serve as qadi.
d. he traveled with Marco Polo.
e. he enjoyed diplomatic immunity as a diplomat for the Vatican.
