social, technological, economic, legal, global, and market environments 1: This unit lesson focused on the various environments in which businesses operate

social, technological, economic, legal, global, and market environments 1:
This unit lesson focused on the various environments in which businesses operate (social, technological, economic, legal, global, and market). Based on what you have learned about the various business environments, which environment, in your opinion, has the greatest impact on business operations? Explain.
2: 
Microsoft Word 2016 has many new and improved functions. 

What do you think is the most beneficial function in Word 2016? 
Explain why, and give a brief description of how this will help you.

3:
Some parents choose to not have their children vaccinated despite that many school districts require vaccinations for important diseases that may be easily spread in close quarters (i.e., “crowd diseases”). 

Do you think it is reasonable to require vaccination of children in order to protect the rest of society against the reemergence of killers, such as polio and other contagious diseases? 
What are the risks of avoiding vaccination for individuals and society? 
Are there any benefits?

4:
In this unit, you will be revising your Unit V Illustration Essay, but you will also be looking forward to the Unit VII submission of your Expository Essay. Choosing a topic can be a great challenge to students at times because they want to choose a topic that is reasonable and one that is interesting to them. However, some students struggle with choosing a topic because there are so many possibilities. In the lessons for this unit, we discussed some different ways that you can come up with a short list of possible topics, including talking to those around you, observing important issues, reflecting on issues that are important to you, and thinking about topics in relation to disciplinary categories.

After considering some of these generative methods, what topics have you come up with? Describe them, along with giving a short explanation of how you came to your topics. You might choose just one topic and share your process. If you do not have a topic(s) in mind, then describe some general areas of interest or where you think you might want to find a topic. Sometimes just describing these vague thoughts can be very productive for you and others!