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    Abstract Nouns

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    gave old clothes and noodles to the fire victims.” Which is the abstract noun in the given sentence? A. children B. kindness C. fire 2. Which sentence has an abstract noun? A. The children decorated their classroom. B. The lady ordered pizza and pasta. C. The man feels the pain on his leg. 3. Which is the correct abstract noun for the adjective different? A. differ B. difference C. differently 4. Which group has all abstract nouns? A. simplicity‚ family‚ poverty‚ friendly B. richness

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    Examine the way Shakespeare presents the power and control Capulet exerts within the play. Power and Control is the main theme in Shakespeare’s play‚ Romeo & Juliet. Power is presented by fate‚ love and parental control. Shakespeare clearly demonstrates that Lord Capulet is a very protective father. This is because in Act 1 scene 2 Capulet says “ hopeful lady of my earth” In this quote Shakespeare shows that Capulet is a loving and protective father because children died easily and the words

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    Sample of Abstract

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    ABSTRACT Project Title: SQUASH ICE CREAM Researchers: Maria Corazon Dagatan Gladys Rimando Roxanne Marie Estigoy Edison Cuello Jr. Squash is a kind of vegetable that is commonly raised throughout the year in abundance. Because the squash is commonly raised throughout the year‚ the researcher decided to study squash as ice cream. The results revealed that Treatment 1‚ considering the three indicators‚ palatability‚ taste‚ and texture‚ had the highest computed

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    Abstract for Cryogenics

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    ABSTRACT Historically‚ cryogenic rocket engines have not been used for in-space applications due to their additional complexity‚ the mission need for high reliability‚ and the challenges of propellant boil-o& While the mission and vehicle architectures are not yet defined for the lunar and Martian robotic and human exploration objectives‚ cryogenic rocket engines offer the potential for higher performance and greater architecture/mission flexibility. In-situ cryogenic propellant production could

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    Abstract Algebra

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    MTH 405 Midterm 16/3/2011 1. A specific area for the area of various polygons is the one for the area of a regular polygon. The setup and initial steps to creating the proof require a geometric approach that would otherwise make proving a big challenge. For example‚ a polygon with n sides is broken up into a collection of n congruent triangles‚ this geometric setup is key in reaching an easy solution for the area. The algebraic aspect comes into play when it comes to deriving the equation

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    Abstracts of a project This research investigates the impact of social media towards among students of Community College. 50 copies of questionnaire‚ separated in four parts of impacts effect on relationship‚ physically and mentally healthy‚ change of communication and social activities. We mainly focused those impacts from social media on teenagers. The information is collected form questionnaire‚ printed and online books periodicals and electronic sources. The findings of the first part

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    Abstract: Koyaanisqatsi

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    JEFFREY J. HANSHAW 02/06/13 ABSTRACT: “Koyaanisqatsi‚” directed by Godfrey Reggio; music composed by Philip Glass; and cinematography by Ron Fricke. The cult film Koyannisquatsi is an interesting depiction between the interaction of nature‚ man‚ and technology. The film opens with of nature and the power it holds juxtaposed with the sometime destructive nature of man that eventually transitions into a more symbiotic relationship between man‚ nature‚ and technology. Martin

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    Ethics Abstract

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    ABSTRACT Ethics are our belief about what is right and wrong. Although these beliefs may vary from one individual to another or one company to another‚ ethics and business responsibility are an important part to any company’s marketing department. The goals of the marketing department are to target an audience‚ appeal to that audience‚ and get the audience to purchase that particular product or service. In doing this‚ a company must make sure that they are first abiding by all laws and regulations

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    SELF-COMPACTING CONCRETE

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    SELF-COMPACTING CONCRETE Masahiro OUCHI 1 SUMMARY Self-compacting concrete was first developed 1988 in order to achieve durable concrete structures. Since then‚ various investigations have been carried out and the concrete has been used in practical structures in Japan‚ mainly by large construction companies. Investigations for establishing a rational mix-design method and self-compactability testing methods have been carried out to make the concrete the standard one. Keywords: self-compacting

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    in the area of civic buildings. What distinguishes Roman architecture is its technical advances which allowed the Romans to define space uniquely and impressively only using materials as simple as bricks and concrete. A civilisation known for its efficiency‚ the Romans developed concrete as a building material as it was durable‚ strong and economical‚ and particularly well suited in the construction of large-scale buildings. Such buildings as the Temple of Diana (ca.80 CE) in Nimes used cut-stone

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