They Say/I say chapter 1 exercises
Chapter 1 exercises
Exercise 1
A. Our experiments suggest that there are dangerous levels of chemical X in the Ohio groundwater. However, others argue that the Ohio groundwater has been used for drinking and no complaints were found.
B. While they rarely admit it as much, historians often take for granted that material forces drive history.
C. They say proponents of Freudian psychology question standard notions of “rationality”; I say that in fact many mathematicians use rationality to solve difficult problems.
D. They claim that male students often dominate class discussions I would reply that, that is an opinion with no facts or evidence there is no gender domination.
E. People thinks the film is the problems of romantic relationships but I say even though the film did have romantic problems, the film is based on how family should come first no matter what.
F. I’m afraid that templates like the ones in this book will stifle my creativity others admit it was a start for them and realized how creative they can get with them.
Exercise 2
If there ever was an idea custom-made for a Jay Leno monologue, this was it: the organization of NCAA being more concerned with the amount of money it could make of students playing for “free” versus compensating athletes for their hard work and commercial value. Isn’t that like saying an adult should work four years for free? Whatever happened to the fact that professional athletes are being compensated a certain amount of money for being on the cover of a video game but student athletes are ‘amateurs’ and therefore can’t be paid? I happen to sympathize with the student athletes who sign a scholarship letter of intent which contains a fully professional job description. As a student athlete you are a slave of your coaches, they have the power to take away your scholarship and possibly your future if you don’t do what they say. Though perhaps because you receive a free education and the opportunity to showcase
Exercise 1
A. Our experiments suggest that there are dangerous levels of chemical X in the Ohio groundwater. However, others argue that the Ohio groundwater has been used for drinking and no complaints were found.
B. While they rarely admit it as much, historians often take for granted that material forces drive history.
C. They say proponents of Freudian psychology question standard notions of “rationality”; I say that in fact many mathematicians use rationality to solve difficult problems.
D. They claim that male students often dominate class discussions I would reply that, that is an opinion with no facts or evidence there is no gender domination.
E. People thinks the film is the problems of romantic relationships but I say even though the film did have romantic problems, the film is based on how family should come first no matter what.
F. I’m afraid that templates like the ones in this book will stifle my creativity others admit it was a start for them and realized how creative they can get with them.
Exercise 2
If there ever was an idea custom-made for a Jay Leno monologue, this was it: the organization of NCAA being more concerned with the amount of money it could make of students playing for “free” versus compensating athletes for their hard work and commercial value. Isn’t that like saying an adult should work four years for free? Whatever happened to the fact that professional athletes are being compensated a certain amount of money for being on the cover of a video game but student athletes are ‘amateurs’ and therefore can’t be paid? I happen to sympathize with the student athletes who sign a scholarship letter of intent which contains a fully professional job description. As a student athlete you are a slave of your coaches, they have the power to take away your scholarship and possibly your future if you don’t do what they say. Though perhaps because you receive a free education and the opportunity to showcase