1.
[4, 24]
[3, 4, 17]


2. C


3. ERROR

4. Hello


5. The main difference is that a list is mutable while a tuple is immutable. This means that a list can be changed and manipulated while a tuple cannot.

6. 
Use  105 monster extract
Use  7 cane sugar
Use  10 goat butter
Use  30 tabantha wheat
['monster extract', 'cane sugar', 'goat butter', 'tabantha wheat']  = Monster cake

7. thanks.replace("  "," ").lower()

8. A

9. 14

10. [{'Model': 'Toyota', 'Year': '2015', 'color': 'red'}, {'Model': 'Honda', 'Year': '2018', 'color': 'red'}]

11. 11100

12. 107

13. 2

14. 4

15.
for dictionary in USStates:
	if dictionary["state"] == "Alabama":
		print("state found")
	else:
		state = "not found"
if state == "not found":
	print("state not found")

16. C

17. [3, 4]

18. 10 10 8

19.
Not Two
Not Two
Two
Not Two
Not Two
Not Two

20. 
True: 2, 4, 5
False: 1, 3

21.
strings: No when you want to change a string you have to make a new instance of that string which python points to. 
lists: Yes lists are mutable.
dictionaries: Yes dictionaries are also mutable using append and extend and del, along with setting new values for keys.
tuples: No tuples are not mutable they are often used to hold repeatedly used number or strings. 

22. C

23. {'snake': 0, 'monkey': 0}

24. LOWER

25. [{'key': 'c'}]

26. [6,4]

27. (No answer provided)

28. 5 cubed equals 125

29. "srinsnnmis"