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    are going‚ help me find some "landmarks"? j. (To a quiet but clearly engaged member:) Bob‚ what do you think? (Or) Is there someone who hasn’t yet spoken who might have something to say at this point? Questions for discussion: 1.Were you surprised by the ending of the story? If not‚ at what point did you know what was going to happen? How does Jackson foreshadow the ending? Conversely‚ how does Jackson lull us into thinking that this is just an ordinary story with an ordinary town? 2. In

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    need things that they really do not need. The colonist bring the thought that making money any way possible is acceptable and Roy points out that ritual dances are even being used as a way of profit. Roy is just pointing out what effect colonialism has had on the people of the native country. Like many other text from post-colonial nations “God of “Small Things” points out the negative aspect of colonialism. Roy throughout the book talks about the city of Ayemenem and the river that used to flow

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    in Example 16.4 in Chapter 16 of the textbook illustrate the point? Respond to at least two of your classmates Business - General Business Calculation of Kanban Cards . From the end of Chapter 16‚ answer Discussion Question 4: The chapter notes that kanban is not a planning tool but a control mechanism. What does this mean? How does the Marsica MRP-kanban example in Example 16.4 in Chapter 16 of the textbook illustrate the point? Respond to at least two of your classmates’ postings.

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    symbolism‚and cliffhangers just to name a couple. There were a few that stood out among the others when reading Hunger Games. The reader may notice point of view‚ mood‚ dialogue‚and flashback they are all used quite frequently in the book likely the main ones in the book. The first one that will be discussed is point of view. The writer uses point of view to make the story more interesting. An event was when Peeta and Katniss were in the cave and Peeta thought that he was fine‚ but Katniss knew

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    children don’t fully understand the incredible danger posed by the presence of the lynch mob. The story is told from Scout’s point of view we aren’t directly told what could happen. Similarly we are not given access to the thoughts of the members of the lynch mob. The narrative perspective prevents us from knowing Tom Robinson’s thoughts or even what Atticus is thinking at this point in the novel. However‚ we gain some insight into Atticus’s assessment of the situation through his actions and dialogue

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    gave me the chance to expand my thoughts and ideas around not only the themes we were speaking about but the book as a whole. One of the points that stood out for me during discussion was “does age hinder sex?” which was referring to the line “I smell like an old woman.” It was interesting to see the different opinions within the discussion‚ the main point that seemed common to me was that of self esteem issues‚ many were saying that it is not age that hinders sex more ones perception of age‚ if

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    approximately five paragraphs‚ as follows: I. Introduction‚ including a thesis statement that identifies both the point to be made and the general areas that support it. II. Details of first support area. III. Details of second support area. IV. Details of third support area. V. Conclusion‚ often including a summation of the main point or argument. It is essential for an analysis to have a point; that is‚ it must say something about which people can reasonably be expected to have differing opinions. A

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    paragraph. The Topic Sentence‚ the body‚ and the conclusion. The topic sentence‚ states the point of view of the author. The body‚ the bulk of the paragraph gives the details or the supporting details backing up or proving the point of view of the topic sentence. The conclusion sums up the details point by point by restating the original point made in the topic  sentence and ultimately convinces the reader of the point made. The conclusion ends by bringing it home by concluding with a closing sentence that

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    disease. Why reasonable people go stark raving mad when anything involving a Negro comes up‚ is something I don’t pretend to understand... I just hope that Jem and Scout come to me for their answers instead of listening to the town.” Main Point: The point of this extract is that Atticus has to take the Tom Robinson case‚ so he can be a responsible adult for Gem and Scout and not let them be exposed to the prejudices of the world and grow up judging by race and color. Tone: The tone of this

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    Low Inquiry (Observing) The speaker does not reveal their point of view nor question the point of view of others. High Advocacy and Low Inquiry (Telling) The speaker advocates for his/her own point of view but fail to inquire about why the other team members may have a different opinion. Low Advocacy and High Inquiry (Asking) The speaker does not state his or her thinking but questions the other team members to explain their points of view. High Advocacy and High Inquiry (Generating) The

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