As you have provided no information about your situation or asked any specific questions of your own, I will simply offer these Google search results for assistance on the first exercise.
Assumption correct; the post was edited while I was composing my reply, and I was not notified that the thread had changed until you added your post, Jeff.
I cannot read the test; somebody with better vision will need to take over.
EG: The parameter in exercise 5 looks like t for x and y but something else for z.
5 and 7 are correct. 8 is incorrect. You can check that (1, -3, -3) is not a point of intersection. With x= 2+ 3t, t would have to be -1/3 in order to give x= 1. But with y= -1+ 2t, t= -1/3 gives y= -1- 2/3 which is not -3. (1, -3, -3) is not on the second line.
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