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    The Qualitative Reading Inventory-5 (QRI-5) can be described as the informal reading inventory which aims to give information related to circumstances of which students are able to identify words as well as understanding text absolutely. QRI-5 also discusses a preview over informal reading inventories used for the identification of reading levels and proposing the key information. Accordingly‚ the QRI-5 gives graded word lists and passages to the evaluation of the both verbal and non-verbal reading

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    Ruthe Dera EXTRA LIVES: WHY VIDEO GAMES MATTER comes from an author passionate about video games‚ who has spent hours enjoying his passion He argues that while this is a ’golden age’ for gaming - they could be even better. His critique discusses how video games dazzle and frustrate - and how they could be further revamped. This memoir offers a fine‚ lively discussion for any video game fan.  this book is about a writer who plays lots of console video games. He’s not here to talk about how crisp games

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    worm says‚ "I cannot against the scorpion‚ that’s life" and goes‚ finally unable to leave Andy is attacked by the scorpion. It try to stay alive but could not because the Scorpion attack was lethal and the poison did die fast. The moral of the fable: “Doing nothing for others is

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    Party (1939)‚ Irish author Elizabeth Bowen’s The Demon Lover (1941)‚ and British author Saki’s Tobermory (1911). 3. Humor These types of stories are meant for producing surprise and delight. You will see that the most famous humorous tales and fables were written by the Americans. Mark Twain’s The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County (1865)‚ and Joel Chandler Harris’s The Wonderful Tar-Baby Story (1894) are remarkable. There is serious humor in the works of Americans like Eudora Welty’s

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    However‚ each author suggests that society’s obsession with supremacy and unattainable standards of beauty results only in the conflict and segregation of peoples. In "The Birthmark"‚ Hawthorne uses 3rd person omniscient to supply the audience with a fable-like‚ allegory style story. The very nature of the All Knowing storyteller implies a God-like moral/message. Georgiana is beautiful to all expect Aylmer‚ her husband‚ who becomes obsessed with her physical imperfection and interprets it as impure.

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    The Most Dangerous Game is a short story written by Richard Connell. In Connell’s short story‚ The Most Dangerous Game‚ the protagonist‚ Sanger Rainsford was successful in General Zaroff’s manhunt by surviving 3 days without being found and his former knowledge of hunting. He used many different strategies. Three of the strategies he used were‚ a series of loops and random trails‚ he climbed up a tree to avoid being spotted‚ and he also made a Burmese tiger pit to trick General Zaroff. Here are

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    Disney- conveyed many life lessons or themes in the movie Maleficent; one of the more important themes it teaches is that greed can sometimes overcome friendship. According to the movie‚ Maleficent was still young and she went to find a boy who turned out to become her best friend‚ or so she blindly thought. Later on when they started to get older her friend “ Stephan” started to work for the king in the big castle and when he was in the room with the king and his other generals. Stephan overheard

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    ordeal‚ a common Fireside characteristic. Furthermore‚ he used his reputation to lead the Antislavery Free-Soil movement and help facilitate Lincoln’s election. James Russell Lowell was also involved in the Abolitionist movement‚ and he is famous for A Fable for Critics‚ a satirical piece evaluating the fellow poets of his time. Of the five poets‚ John Greenleaf Whittier is arguably the strongest anti-slavery advocate. In “Massachusetts to Virginia‚” Whittier captures the attitude of his fellow abolishers

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    The gorgeousness of literature is the man’s nature in writing different stories‚ poems‚ novels‚ fables‚ etc. that always create the world of literature. In every detail on a particular story or a form of writings it always gives a meaningful insight on the mind of individuals. It also gives hallucination to the reader to become addicted and the imaginative property of mind to portray different characters on the back of their heads. That’s what makes a literature a literature. One example of literature

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    egocentrism. The first is the imaginary audience. Adolescents believe that people are paying attention to their behaviour or looks that sometimes leads to high level of self-consciousness. The second adolescent egocentrism is the facet of personal fable. Adolescents tend to believe that they and their newly abstract thoughts are unique and that they are invulnerable where they believe nothing bad will happen to

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