small fixes

Author: bhoffman0

_sources/Unit1-Getting-Started/javaIDEs.rst

@@ -30,8 +30,7 @@ There are a lot of online cloud IDEs where you can code online in many programmi
 
 Here are some popular online IDEs:
 
-- Replit (https://replit.com/) an online IDE which recently switched to only allowing 3 projects at a time for free.  
-Be aware that Replit has turned on its AI feature for code completion for all accounts (https://replit.com/ai). Each user can turn the AI on and off at the bottom of the code window, and use an AI chat window to ask questions of the AI.
+- Replit (https://replit.com/) an online IDE which recently switched to only allowing 3 projects at a time for free.  Be aware that Replit has turned on its AI feature for code completion for all accounts (https://replit.com/ai). Each user can turn the AI on and off at the bottom of the code window, and use an AI chat window to ask questions of the AI.
 
 - JuiceMind (https://juicemind.com/) is an online IDE that offers many free and paid features for teachers to set up classrooms like Coding Rooms. It has a built-in version of CSAwesome. 
 

_sources/Unit3-If-Statements/frq-game-score.rst

@@ -102,12 +102,12 @@ Let's practice this below.
    :answer_b: goalReached()
    :answer_c: play()
    :answer_d: getScore()
-   :correct: c
+   :correct: d
    :random:
    :feedback_a: The ``getPoints()`` method is given to you to get the points for a level.
    :feedback_b: The ``goalReached()`` method is given to you to check if the goal is reached for a level.
    :feedback_c: The ``play()`` method is given to you to simulate the play of the game.
-   :feedback_d: The ``getScore()`` method is the one you will write for part a.
+   :feedback_d: Correct, the ``getScore()`` method is the one you will write for part a.
 
    Which method are you asked to write for part a?