1. Match the parts of software applications with what they do: 1. Workspace
a. top row of an application window, displays the name of the docume
b. a row of icons or buttons
2. Title bar
3. Ribbon
c. the control center for using the application
d. part of the ribbon that contains important tasks within an applicatio
e shows the information about the program and other useful messag
4. Toolbar
5. Scroll
f. move from part of a window to another.
g. lists sets of commands
6. Menu bar
h. the largest area of a program's window
7. Status bar
8. Tab

8. create an abstract student class for parker university. the class contains fields for student id number, last name, and annual tuition. include a constructor that requires parameters for the id number and name. include get and set methods for each field; the settuition() method is abstract. create three student subclasses named undergraduatestudent, graduatestudent, and studentatlarge, each with a unique settuition() method. tuition for an undergraduatestudent is $4,000 per semester, tuition for a graduatestudent is $6,000 per semester, and tuition for a studentatlarge is $2,000 per semester. write an application that creates an array of at least six objects to demonstrate how the methods work for objects for each student type. save the files as student.java, undergraduatestudent.java, graduatestudent.java, studentatlarge.java, and studentdemo.java.