diff --git a/assignment/a0/answers b/assignment/a0/answers
index 452bc28..a0ba70a 100644
--- a/assignment/a0/answers
+++ b/assignment/a0/answers
@@ -8,13 +8,13 @@
 #      course policy, while still being confident everyone has read the syllabus.
 
 # Replace the next two lines with your name.
-last_name: Lastname
-first_name: FirstName
+last_name: Mercer
+first_name: Elijah
 
 # Replace the next line with your Berkeley email address.
 # We use it to give you access to the grading sheet.  It *must* be @berkeley.edu.
 # See the assignment instructions on how to get one if you don't have one already!
-email: placeholder@berkeley.edu
+email: elijahmercer1@berkeley.edu
 
 ## Read the following thoroughly:
 #  - syllabus/README.md
@@ -25,10 +25,7 @@ email: placeholder@berkeley.edu
 # (Delete the incorrect answers.)
 
 main_components:
-  - Term project
-  - Midterm examination
   - Assignments
-  - Participation
   - Final examination
 
 # 2.  What are the three graded components of the project?
@@ -37,22 +34,20 @@ main_components:
 project_components:
   - Proposal
   - Presentation
-  - Office hour proposal discussions
-  - Milestone
   - Final report
 
 # 3. How many late days can you use over the semester?
 # (Replace the 0 with the right answer.)
-late_days: 0
+late_days: 5
 
 # 4. How many late days can you use on a single assignment?
 # (Replace the 0 with the right answer.)
-late_days_per: 0
+late_days_per: 2
 
 # 5. If you run out of late days, and hand it in 12 hours after the deadline,
 #    how much is your grade reduced on that assignment?
 # (Replace the 0 with the right answer.)
-late_penalty: 0%age points
+late_penalty: 10%age points
 
 # 7. 48 hours after the deadline, what is the maximum assignment grade?
 # (Replace the 0 with the right answer.)
@@ -62,16 +57,12 @@ past_hard_deadline_grade: 0
 # (Delete the incorrect answers.)
 general_questions:
   - Public post on Ed Discussion
-  - Private post on Ed Discussion addressed to all instructors so they can load balance
-  - Private post on Ed Discussion addressed to your live session instructor
-  - Instructor email list
-  - Your live session instructor's berkeley email address
+
 
 # 9. Which of the following are appropriate places to ask questions that cannot be made
 #    public (e.g. ones that contain assignment solutions?)
 # (Delete the incorrect answers.)
 private_questions:
-  - Public post on Ed Discussion
   - Private post on Ed Discussion addressed to all instructors so they can load balance
   - Private post on Ed Discussion addressed to your live session instructor
   - Instructor email list
@@ -82,16 +73,13 @@ private_questions:
 beyond_late_days:
   - Email the instructor mailing list, and cc student support as early as possible,
     even if you aren't completely sure you'll need anything.
-  - Ask on Ed Discussion
-  - Wait until the most dire consequences are upon you before mentioning anything
+
 
 # 11. Where do you find out which async to watch each week?
 # (Delete the incorrect answers.)
 async_source:
   - The "Async to watch" column in the syllabus
-  - Watch "Unit x" while preparing for "Week x"'s live session.
-  - Ask on Ed Discussion
-  - I don't watch async.
+
 
 # 12. This course isn't known as a super easy class and I should be cautious about taking it
 #     in conjunction with:
@@ -104,7 +92,6 @@ competing_worries:
 # 13. I would rather:
 # (Keep the one you agree with most.. no right answer here, this is us experimenting with the course and appreciate your feedback!)
 logistics_approach:
-  - Spend the first live session going over this in detail
   - Read it on my own, do this quiz, and spend live session time on course material, knowing I can ask questions on Ed Discussion and in Live Session as necessary
 
 # 14. "But I really wanted to say something more nuanced on the previous question!"