Ann's husband died in 2014. Ann maintains a household where she and her 8-year-old daughter reside for the tax year. On her tax return. she properly claims her daughter as a dependent. For the current year (2010), Ann should file her tax return as: o married taxpayer filing separately. O qualifying widow(er). O h d of household. O single individual. O none of the above. QUESTION 2 2.25 points Saved Arthur and Mary Mitchell (ages 64 and 52. respectively) file a joint tax return. Mary is legally blind. The Mitchells provided over half the support of their two unmarried children (Larry and Tammy) and Mary's mother (Alice Fisher). Larry, Tammy and Alice live with the Mitchells the entire year. Alice has no gross income. Larry (age 25) is a full-time university student with $4.400 of earned income. Tammy (age 21) is a part-time university student with S4,170 of earned income. The number of total personal and dependency exemptions Arthur and Mary Mitchell can claim on their 2016 joint tax return is: O 3. O 5. QUESTION 3 2.25 points Saved Which of the following persons does not pass the relationship test for a qualifying relative? o The taxpayers stepmother The taxpayer's father-in-law O The taxpayers son-in-law O The taxpayers uncle by blood O All of the above pass the relationship test for a qualifying relative