To complete this Assessment:Download the Academic Writing Expectations Checklist to use as a guide when completing your Assessment. Responses that do not meet the expectations of scholarly writing will be returned without scoring. Properly formatted APA citations and references must be provided where appropriate.Download the PM001 Short Answer Submission Form, which includes the Rubric for this Assessment. Complete the form adhering to the criteria presented in the Rubric and to the standards of project management in A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide), Sixth EditionI have attached the short answer form, I will send you each section out of my textbook to answer the short answers.

The family is the fundamental unit of society. This is rooted in the way God created human beings as man and woman. The book of Genesis states: "Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and hold fast to his wife, and they shall become one flesh" (Genesis 2:24 ESV). Here we see one man united to one woman in marriage. The two now form one new family. Through this union, the married couple is able to keep God's original command to "be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth and subdue it and have dominion" over all of creation (Genesis 1:28).As we consider how to Challenge Culture as a Christian, we attempt to answer the enduring question of "What is good, true and beautiful?" This question can and should be applied to all areas of life. What is a good society? What is a life based on truth? What is a beautiful marriage? These are only a few examples of the questions we must ask.Since Scripture is the final authority of goodness, truth and beauty, we must constantly turn to the Scriptures to help us Challenge Culture. This week, we will examine the family because of the fundamental role it plays in the life of a Christian and society at large. Note that this examination is also rooted in the questions, "Who is God" and "What is a human being?" Family is clearly rooted in how human beings were created as man and woman.The study materials for this week will help you examine family through a biblical lens.After this week, you will be able to:Understand the biblical definition of family.Family ReflectionThis week, we examine God's purpose and vision for family. Taking what you learned this week, write a 300-350 word reflection on your own family experience. This reflection can focus on your marriage, your parents (biological, adopted, or foster), siblings, etc. For example, you could discuss your marriage in light of what you learned about marriage as a covenant versus a contract. Or you could discuss how to be a more loving sibling in light of what you learned about the Trinity. Be sure to connect your personal reflection to the material studied this week. This is done properly through in-text citations of any (and all) paraphrases or direct quotes from the course materials. Failure to connect to the reading materials in this substantive way will result in the loss of points.

In this assignment, you are asked to consider impacts of COVID-19 by looking-up a company/firm of your choosing and thinking through the following questions to include in your post to this discussion topic: 1) Name of the company/firm. Identify as the title of your post (click "reply" to this discussion) 2) Identify the industry or company type (i.e. manufacturing; merchandising; service) 3) Which costs do you think would be impacted and why (i.e. variable, fixed, materials, labor, overhead, non manufacturing…). 4) What kind of variances would you expect to see when compared to the budgets created prior to COVID-19 (favorable or unfavorable) and why.