Prompt

Complete the activity at the bottom of p. 104 of The Language of Composition. (2nd edition: Complete the activity at the

bottom of p. 109.)

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Answer:Nicholas Kristof mostly uses second hand evidence in his article. One example of second hand evidence is “Would it have been wrong during the Holocaust to try to bomb the gas chambers at Auschwitz? Was President Bill Clinton wrong to intervene in Kosovo to avert the potential genocide there?”. These lines are also an example of logos because he brings up historical events in order to argue that we should help the Syrian children. Another example of second hand evidence is “Yet on the same day that Katie died, I published a column calling for greater international efforts to end Syria’s suffering and civil war, which has claimed perhaps 470,000 lives so far”. This is an example of both pathos and logos. At the beginning of the sentence he is talking about his dead dog which is pathos and the 470,000 lives list. Then he uses logos by giving statistics about how many lives were lost.

Explanation: just did it.

Meaning of communication

2. what is the importance of alliances to Survival?

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what are 2 occurrences of dramatic irony in "lamb to the slaughter"

Which of the following is a claim?

What is one thing you're afraid of in your future in regards to both college and career?

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Go to a classmate and ask them, "Name one thing you're afraid of when you think of college and career."

Now ask your friend for advice about your fear, and then ask if you can give them advice on their fear. Describe what you discovered and how the experience and exchange of ideas went.

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Write 5-6 reasons about a rule that you have to follow (either at school or at home), that you think should be eliminated.
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adapted from The Expansion of the United States

from A Short History of the World

by H.G. Wells


The region of the world that displayed the most immediate and striking results from the new inventions in transport was North America. Politically, the United States embodied, and its constitution crystallized, the liberal ideas of the mid-eighteenth century. It dispensed with state-church or crown, it would have no titles, it protected property jealously as a method of freedom, and it gave nearly every adult male citizen a vote. Its method of voting was crude, and therefore its political life soon fell, but that did not prevent the newly emancipated population from developing an energy, enterprise, and public spirit far beyond that of any other contemporary population.

Then came that acceleration of locomotion. It is a curious thing that America, which owes most to this acceleration in locomotion, has felt it least. The United States has taken the railway, the river steamboat, the telegraph, and so forth as though they were a natural part of their growth. They were not. These things happened to come along just in time to save American unity. The United States of today was made first by the river steamboat, and then by the railway. Without these things, the present United States would have been altogether impossible. The westward flow of population would have been far more sluggish. It might never have crossed the great central plains. The first state established beyond the river was the steamboat state of Missouri in 1821. But the rest of the distance to the Pacific was done in a few decades.

If we had the resources then, it would be interesting to show a map of North America year by year from 1600 onward, with little dots to represent hundreds of people, each dot a hundred, and stars to represent cities of a hundred thousand people.

For two hundred years, the reader would see the little dots creeping slowly along the coastal districts and navigable waters, spreading still more gradually into Indiana, Kentucky, and so forth. Then somewhere about 1810 would come a change. Things would get more lively along the river courses. The dots would be multiplying and spreading. That would be the steamboat.

Then from about 1850 onward would come the black lines of the railways, and after that the little black dots would not simply creep but run. Then suddenly here and then there would appear the first stars to indicate the first great cities of a hundred thousand people. First one or two and then a multitude of cities—each like a knot in the growing net of the railways.

The growth of the United States is a process that has no precedent in the world's history; it is a new kind of occurrence. Such a community could not have come into existence before, and if it had, without railways it would certainly have dropped to pieces long before now. Without railways or telegraph, it would be far easier to administer California from Pekin than from Washington. But this great population of the United States of America has not only grown outrageously; it has kept uniform. Nay, it has become more uniform. The man of San Francisco is more like the man of New York today than the man of Virginia was like the man of New England a century ago. The United States is being woven by railway, by telegraph, more and more into one vast unity, speaking, thinking, and acting harmoniously with itself. Soon aviation will be helping in the work.



Create a summary of the passage by placing the four most important points in the correct order.

After 1810, the U.S. experienced

expansion because of the steamboat.

The first state to the west of the

Mississippi was Missouri.

The U.S. would not be what it is today

without steamboats and railroads.

Mass transit has connected people on

both of the country's coasts.

Trains allowed for greater migration

in the mid-nineteenth century.


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Select the subject of the sentence.

We clapped and cheered when Joey Tribbiani finished his performance.

2. A metaphor is a type of figurative language that compares two unlike things by saying that
one thing is another. (a) What is the metaphor deGrasse Tyson uses in paragraphs 8–11? (b)
How does the use of this metaphor affect his argument?


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What do the symbols of mirrors and glass represent in this excerpt?

the importance of appearance
the need to be powerful
the desire to grow stronger
the ability to see one’s worth

12) Based on the tone of this article, what is the writer's intended audience?
A) business owners
B) college students
() college instructors
D) high school students

In this portion of Mandela’s speech, what point is he anxious to make to his audience ?

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Write a 5 sentence paragraph on what this means to you:
I am from a country that loves freedom. I live in peace where instead of weapons we believe in books and where children are our army. I am from Costa Rica, my homeland.

Zoe and aspen were like two peas in a pod on the playground

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Which sentence has an inappropriate shift in number?

Children can make new friends when they join a club or sports team.

The soccer players were thrilled when they won the local tournament.

When people enter a theater late, they should find their seats quickly.

When Jacob is having a bad day, they talk about it with a friend.

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explain how shakespeare presents the witches as supernatural characters

Which of the following passages from The Outsiders symbolizes (stands for) taking a step outside the greaser identity?


A
"Johnny sat down and pulled out his knife. 'We're gonna cut our hair, and you're gonna bleach yours.'"

B
"It seemed funny to me that the sunset she saw from her patio and the one I saw from the back steps was the same one. Maybe the two different worlds we lived in weren't so different."

C
"I knew Johnny recognized them; he was watching the moonlight glint off Bob's rings with huge eyes."

Which of these is not a characteristic of poetry? Select one:
O Lines and stanzas
O Figurative Language
O Lines and paragraphs
O Sound Devices​

Restate Thesis : Cellphones are good because it’s a good way to communicate with the teacher and do better in school.

The childrens’ surprise party is all set!

Prompt: Write an essay explaining how actions can be more powerful than words.

Remember your essay should have a thesis (answers prompt with 2 reasons), two body paragraphs (structured like an SAR), and a conclusion.

What is a likely health effect of continued exposure to air pollution?

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