Short Answer (explain and elaborate). Two of these questions will be asked.
It pays to consult other commentaries which include your own insight backed up by arguments.
1. Jesus' prayer at Gethsemane.
2. The different interpretations of the reaction of the women in Mark 16:8.
While I might have an idea here, knowing other opinions (inc. your own) will enrich your answer.
3. The five signs that will accompany the believers in the Longer Ending of Mark.
This reflection of mine here might be of help.
4. The literary structure of the Infancy Narrative of Matthew (cf. Brown; from ppt. of the reporters).
You may visit also my post on this.
5. The different interpretations of the the presence of the five women in the Matthean Genealogy.
My post on this might be of help.
6. What is the "political" interpretation of Jesus' exorcism of the Gerasene demoniac (Mark 5:1-20)?
Experience the joy of the good news from a Jewish sage in Galilee called Jesus. Study the texts which Matthew, Mark and Luke composed about him. For the first semester (SS 201) you will learn about the cultures and traditions out of which these gospels were composed; understand the so-called synoptic problem; and engage in the different passages in Mark and Matthew on Jesus’ life, on what he preached and practiced in Galilee, and on his passion, death and resurrection.
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