can you help me answer these questions as well as the reason why please thank you

36. For a qualifying relative who is not a parent, to qualify a taxpayer to be head of household, how long must the qualifying person live in the home? a. More than six months b. All year c. Six months d. At least six months 37. The first base and second base amounts are used to determine whether a. None of social security benefits are taxable b. Up to 50% of social security benefits are taxable c. Up to 85% of social security benefits are taxable d. All of these 38. Which of these is not a reason you must file Form 8962 with your income tax return? a. You are taking the PTC. b. APTC was paid for you or another individual in your tax family. c. APTC was paid for an individual whom you told the Marketplace you would claim as your dependent. d. All of these 39. An employee may adjust their withholding by filing the following form with their employer? a. W-9b. W-4 c. 1099-MISC d. W-2 40. In determining the support test for a qualifying relative, all of the following are expenses to be considered: a. Food, clothing, utilities, real estate taxes b. Medical, recreation, mortgage interest, utilities c. Medical, auto insurance, utilities, travel d. Rent, education, dental, food 41.Joel and Sara are filing Married fling jointly. Their taxable income is $340,000. What is their 2018 income tax? a. $70,179 b. $70,379 c. $60,179 d. $72,179 36. For a qualifying relative who is not a parent, to qualify a taxpayer to be head of household, how long must the qualifying person live in the home? a. More than six months b. All year c. Six months d. At least six months 37. The first base and second base amounts are used to determine whether a. None of social security benefits are taxable b. Up to 50% of social security benefits are taxable c. Up to 85% of social security benefits are taxable d. All of these 38. Which of these is not a reason you must file Form 8962 with your income tax return? a. You are taking the PTC. b. APTC was paid for you or another individual in your tax family. C. APTC was paid for an individual whom you told the Marketplace you would claim as your dependent. d. All of these 39. An employee may adjust their withholding by filing the following form with their employer? a. W-9 b. W-4 c. 1099-MISC d. W-2 40. In determining the support test for a qualifying relative, all of the following are expenses to be considered: a. Food, clothing, utilities, real estate taxes b. Medical, recreation, mortgage interest, utilities c. Medical, auto insurance, utilities, travel d. Rent, education, dental, food 41.Joel and Sara are filing Married fling jointly. Their taxable income is $340,000. What is their 2018 income tax? a. $70,179 b. $70,379 c. $60,179 d. $72,179 36. For a qualifying relative who is not a parent, to qualify a taxpayer to be head of household, how long must the qualifying person live in the home? a. More than six months b. All year c. Six months d. At least six months 37. The first base and second base amounts are used to determine whether a. None of social security benefits are taxable b. Up to 50% of social security benefits are taxable c. Up to 85% of social security benefits are taxable d. All of these 38. Which of these is not a reason you must file Form 8962 with your income tax return? a. You are taking the PTC. b. APTC was paid for you or another individual in your tax family. CAPTC was paid for an individual whom you told the Marketplace you would claim as your dependent. d. All of these 39. An employee may adjust their withholding by filing the following form with their employer? a. W-9b. W-4 c. 1099-MISC d. W-2 40. In determining the support test for a qualifying relative, all of the following are expenses to be considered: a, Food, clothing, utilities, real estate taxes b. Medical, recreation, mortgage Interest, utilities c. Medical, auto insurance, utilities, travel d. Rent, education, dental, food 41. Joel and Sara are filing Married fling jointly. Their taxable income is $340,000. What is their 2018 income tax? a. $70,179 b. $70,379 c. $60,179 d. $72,179