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Social media is already like the part of our life.

For example, teenagers nowadays spend more than half of their time using social media online.

Read the passage from the acknowledgements.

The idea for this book began to take shape more than six years ago when I came across a copy of John H. Powell’s Bring Out Your Dead. Reading this book was a revelation, not just because of the depth of scholarship, but because Powell brought the time alive in a powerful and emotional way. I’ve discovered that no one writes about the Philadelphia epidemic—no one writes about yellow fever, period!—without relying heavily on this work, and that includes me.

–An American Plague,
Jim Murphy

What information about the text does this passage provide?

It explains the wide range of sources the author used.
It rouses the reader’s interest in the subject through description.
It suggests that the author has found a particular source very useful.
It compares and contrasts the author’s views with those of other authors.

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Benvolio learns why Romeo has been so melancholy lately. What is the reason?

The beloved objects that we carried with us from place to place..” what device is used??

Read these lines from Antigone.

TEIRESIAS: Let him waste his fine anger upon younger men.
Maybe he will learn at last
To control a wiser tongue in a better head.

How do Teiresias's words provoke Creon to make a decision?

Creon realizes how foolish he has been, and he tries to show mercy as a result.

Creon realizes he has been right all along and decides to continue ruling.

Teiresias shows Creon that Antigone deserved to die, so Creon rewards him.

Teiresias shows Creon that Haimon loved Antigone, and Creon becomes angry at Haimon..

Choose the correct answer. Animal tales are stories about
O A) animals with human and animal traits
OB) people who care for animals, like farmers and shepherds
C) stuffed animals and the children who own them
OD) people who behave like animals

The Outsiders
What literary device does the author use to describe Johnny's beating by the Socs?

A. foreshadowing
B. flashback
C. figurative language
D. rhyme​

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(answer only if you've watched) would you rather go to mystic falls from "the vampire diaries" or forks HS from "twilight" and why?

7. Which line of Hale's speech on p. 75 best shows the author's message to the reader?

what is the purpose of the personification in line 3 in words like freedom??
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Complete the sentence with the pronoun that agrees with the word or words in bold.
My wife and I found an antique cabinet that will be perfect in our dining room. The woman at the antique shop assured
that it's a rare collector's item.

When Mr. White grabs the paw out of the fire, it is an example of _____.

character vs. nature
character vs. character
character vs. technology
character vs. self

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RACED Graphic Organizer
Writing Prompt Question:
What is a theme found in “The Jungle Book”? Use textual evidence to support your answer. Use RACED.






R
Restate the Question
Restate the question in your own words.
Take out the question words, such as who, what, when, where, why and how









A
Answer the Question
Your answer to the question must be a theme that can apply to anyone/anywhere.

C
Cite Evidence
Make sure you have a transition from your main idea sentence
Paraphrase to prove your main idea OR
Direct quote to prove your main idea
All the details address the question
Include parenthetical citation at the end of your quote
Example:
(author last name pg #)

E
Explain the Answer
Should answer “Why?” and/or “How?”
Should use some key words from the quote
Explain fully, using because...
Reuse the main idea with some new wording
Make sure all parts connect



D
Demonstrate
Correct
Conventions
Correct spelling, punctuation, capitalization, grammar

Use spell check!
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Which of the following describes how the nursery is supposed to work?
A
It projects the experience that you want to have.
B
It materializes whatever you're thinking about.
C
exposes your darkest secrets.
D
It shows you what you're most afraid of.

hatchet chptrs 16-17 - Compare the meaning of these two places to Brain—his home in New York City and the home he has created in the wilderness. Is one place more “home” to Brian than the other?

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Why does Johnny think Dally is a hero? Do you think Dally is a hero based
on what he did? Why does Pony realize he doesn't like Dally?

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For this assessment, you will choose option A or option B and write a paragraph comparing two images. In your comparison you will be making some inferences that need to be supported by evidence from the images. Your paragraph must include the following:

Identify at least three similarities between the two images.
Identify at least three differences between the two images.
Discuss the message of each image using supporting details as evidence.

To exhibit one’s work at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., would be a high point in any artist’s career; to receive such an honor at the age of fourteen is truly remarkable. Yet that was the age of the Chinese painter Wang Yani when her paintings were given their first American showing there in 1989. Hundreds of thousands of visitors came and were 1. __________ by her pictures of animals, birds, and landscapes. And in the Smithsonian’s Sackler Gallery, audiences were able to watch as Yani, barefoot and 2. __________ casually in shirt and denim shorts, walked on stage. With 3. __________ strokes of the brush, she produced works of art right before their eyes. She did so with total concentration, seemingly unaware of the onlookers.


If fourteen seems a young age to receive so much attention, consider this: Yani’s first exhibition, in her native China, was held when she was four! She has been working 4. __________ at her art since the age of two; that was when Wang Shi Chiang first became aware of his daughter’s interest in painting. Himself a well-known artist, he encouraged Yani by providing her with large sheets of paper, ink, and brushes. These are the traditional materials of Chinese painting. He never gave her a lesson and also discouraged her teachers at school from doing so. He believed such instruction would only 5. __________ her imagination and prevent her from expressing her feelings freely. His faith in his daughter’s 6. __________ talent was fully justified by her early success. In fact, Wang Yani’s fame soon 7. __________ her father’s fame.


Yani’s first subjects were monkeys. She became fascinated with their 8. __________ after a visit to the local zoo. She has painted hundreds of pictures of them. One of her favorites is thirty feet long and took her just four hours to complete. It shows 112 monkeys in various 9. __________, each with a different expression.


As she grew older, she became more 10. __________ and began painting other creatures such as birds, horses, and lions. Later, her style 11. __________. She broadened her range of subjects to include trees, flowers, and, especially, landscapes. Her interest in landscapes is not surprising, because Yani lives in a region of great natural beauty in southern China, with gently rolling hills, clear streams, and ancient temples. Not far away are the famous cone-shaped Guilin mountains. The mountains are often 12. __________ in mist and are a favorite subject of the young painter. Yani paints what she feels about what she sees rather than simply what she sees. In her paintings of the mountains, she tries to capture the feeling of 13. __________ that she experienced while visiting the scene.


She often begins by spilling ink onto the paper, a method known as po-mo. She follows this with a few 14. __________ strokes. Then she proceeds rapidly until the painting is completed, often in less than half an hour. Yani often includes an 15. __________ in Chinese characters as part of a painting. A typical one reads, “Autumn is a withering season for the trees, but the animals are happy.”


By the time she was sixteen, Yani had painted more than ten thousand pictures. Today, as an adult, she is still painting. Her work continues to grow and change. She finds new ideas in nature and in the changing world around her. She also finds them through singing and dancing. These are skills that she feels have helped with her painting. In a good painting, according to a Chinese saying, “the brush sings and in ink dances.”

use these words to fill in the blank, word are used only once: antic, attire, captivate, deft diligent, eclipse, evolve, innate, inscribe, posture, shroud, stifle, tentative, tranquil, versatile

Which statement best explains why Robert Goddard worked "almost totally alone?"



Group of answer choices

Other scientists did not take rockets seriously.

Goddard did not like working with other scientists.

The farm was too far away from other people.




Goddard wanted to keep his research a secret.

Which is a reason a writer might use summary?
A. To trace actions as they unfold
O B. To show events in "real time"
O C. To reproduce a conversation
D. To convey background information

Select the correct answer. Which of the following is a best practice for identifying whether your research supports your thesis or claim?
ОА. formulating a new question
OB. synthesizing your findings
OC. receiving peer feedback
OD. researching new material​

Read the excerpt from "A Defence of Poetry.”

There is this difference between a story and a poem, that a story is a catalogue of detached facts, which have no other connexion than time, place, circumstance, cause and effect; the other is the creation of actions according to the unchangeable forms of human nature, as existing in the mind of the Creator, which is itself the image of all other minds. The one is partial, and applies only to a definite period of time, and a certain combination of events which can never again recur; the other is universal, and contains within itself the germ of a relation to whatever motives or actions have place in the possible varieties of human nature.

In this excerpt, Shelley conveys the central idea that poetry

exists only in one’s mind.
contains a wealth of facts.
expresses a universal truth.
describes a specific event.

In tuck everlasting
What was the stranger looking for when he began talking to Winne Foster?

A. Elves
B. A lost woman
C. A family
D. an ancient treasure

Q2. Our selection of grapes___
second to none.
O is
O are
Q3. Our department____
get any bonus pay when we move.
O do not
O does not
Q4. The Simpsons____
the most cynical television show of the last decade
O is
O are

Protists can be unicellular or multicellular

Identify the literary device.

The chollas grow out of the desert like
enormous candelabras

.) Fill in each blank with an appropriate word:
(i) How shall I go
solving the problem?
(ii) He takes
his father in good looks,
(iii) Her age is beginning to tell
her.
(iv) I find it difficult to sympathise
him.
(v) How do you convert gallons
litres?
(vi) The massacre was a crime
humanity,
(vii) Please call me
.... as soon as you reach the restaurant.
(viii) The salesman has to account
the loss.​

loop as many words as you can that have something to do with successful marriage give the meaning of each word​

In line 4, the traveller begins to describe the statue's face. What do these words tell you about the person that the statue represents in ozymandias