creative!) Overview: For this portfolio assignment‚ you will create an alternative ending for one of the stories you have read in Unit 4. Step 1: Choose ONE of the following stories: “A White Heron” by Sarah Orne Jewett “The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County” by Mark Twain “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” by Ambrose Bierce “A Pair of Silk Stockings” by Kate Chopin “The Wife of His Youth” by Charles Waddell Chestnut “The Lemon Tree Billiards House” by Cedric Yamanaka Step 2:
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When reading “Why Frog and Snake Never Play Together” from the book “Children’s Book of Virtues” edited by William J. Bennet the first time through it may seem as if it’s just another children’s story‚ but after a deeper look into the text it’s clear that this small folktale is much more than just a story. This story does a great job of giving children two relatable characters in Frog-Child and Snake-Child who without their family’s intervention were great friends who were even able to learn from
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Twin-Pulse Facilitation Measured as Twitch Ratios at the! Frog Nerve/Gastrocnemius Preparation ! Richard S. Manalis and Jonathan L. Miller— Department of Biology‚ Goshen College‚ Goshen‚ Indiana Introduction! Learning & Memory are related to synaptic efficacy which the present study brings to the undergraduate physiology laboratory. TWIN-PULSE FACILITATION has been widely used to study one aspect of short-term synaptic plasticity at a wide variety of synapses using electrophysiological methods
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In Mark Twain’s quote‚ “a book of mine where a sound heart and a deformed conscience come into collision and conscience suffers defeat” evidently has symbolism. The deformed conscience in this quote refers to southern society in Huckleberry Finn’s world‚ while the sound heart refers to individuality and Huck Finn being an individual. There are many influences that contributed to Huck Finn’s “deformed society”. Some are the southern society he grew up in‚ the fact that Jim is a slave‚ his heart and
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Linda Spatola Characters from various books that may or may not have anything to do with one another can be similar and different in many ways. Huckleberry Finn from The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain‚ and Antonia Shimerda from My Antonia by Willa Cather are similar in a variety of ways‚ however they have important differences. Huckleberry Finn is always ready to go on any type of adventure with his best friend Tom Sawyer. Also‚ the pair are extremely superstitious. Huck is discriminated
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should remain in power because they were better than the average Athenian. The Frogs‚ was first performed at the Lenaea in 405 BC as part of the yearly celebration of Dionysus‚ which means that everyone would have had to attend the play. Most of Aristophanes’ plays are known as ‘peace’ plays‚ however The Frogs in not considered as one. Aristophanes tries to portray an important political message in the play ‘The Frogs’‚ but the play sometimes overpowers the audience by the use of so much slapstick
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are the DNA scans for three frogs that look alike. Which frogs are identical twins? gizmo screenshot A. Frogs A and B B. Frogs A and C C. Frogs B and C D. Cannot be determined. Correct Answer: B — Frogs A and C Explanation: Identical twins are genetic matches. This means that identical twins have identical DNA scans. In the given image‚ the DNA scans for Frogs A and C are identical‚ so those are the identical twins. Frog B may look like Frogs A and C‚ but Frog B is genetically different
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Encounters of the Amphibious Kind” by Tammy D. Lee and Jane L. Lubischer discusses a lesson that integrates physical science‚ focusing on the concept of sound‚ and life science‚ focusing on how sound is created in nature. This lesson concentrates on frogs‚ how they make sound‚ how the sounds they make are different‚ and the purposes of these different sounds. I will reflect on this article by summarizing it‚ discussing the standards accompanying it‚ and how I would implement this lesson in my future
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Fingerprint Analysis Gizmo™‚ you will analyze DNA fingerprints of frogs. 1. Select the POPULATION tab. What are the three main traits that vary between the frogs? The three main traits that differ between the frogs are the spots on their body‚ the color of the eyes and the color of the skin. 2. Which frog would you expect to have the most similar DNA to frog A? Why? Frog A would have the most similar DNA towards frog I. This is because they both contain the same traits‚ for example
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They did not want to disappoint Ape. Frog had always wanted to meet the great rulers of the rainforest‚ as it would be an experience of a lifetime for such a small animal like himself. Frog was particularly good in his hunt. This was due to his long tongue‚ which helped him reach the mangos at the top of the tree. His enormous mouth helped him to carry a large load. Luckily for frog‚ he knew exactly where to go to find the most succulent and juiciest mangos. Frog knew that this particular area was
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