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    Sound of Waves

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    Sound of Waves Test Answer each of the following questions thoroughly. I will be grading on thoughtfulness and how well you explain your answer. For the factual questions‚ you just need to get it correct. This first section does not need as much explanation‚ you may give a short response. Why was Shinji’s mother angry when she first received Hiroshi’s post card? She was angry because Hiroshi had sent her an expensive post card‚ and she said "kids these days don’t know the value of money

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    Is it plausible to love someone at first sight? In today’s world how many people would be willing to die for someone in just 3 hours of meeting them? The answer for today would most likely be very different from 1597. Not many people are willing to go to the extremes Romeo and Juliet did. Especially at first sight. The chances of you having legit true love at first sight are pretty much next to none. It is plausible for a love story of such magnitude like this to happen but also very unlikely. In

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    The Path of Light and Sound By: Kristin Jaskowiak The organ that gives us a sense of sight is our eyes. Of the five senses‚ our eyes allow us to learn the most about our surroundings. It is important to know the structures and anatomy that make up the eyes to gain a better understanding of how light and images are processed to become sight. ANATOMY The lacrimal gland‚ or tear duct‚ produces tears when stimulated by the facial nerve. The delicate‚ transparent mucous membrane that covers the

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    Expository Essays   Purpose: to explain‚ clarify‚ or provide the readers with information.  Well-written expositions have clear‚ central focuses that are developed through carefully crafted presentations of examples or definitions that enhance the reader’s understanding.   R.A.F.T.S.: to help guide you in your writing Role- what role do I have as the writer? Audience- who is my reader? Format- what format do I use to write to my topic? Topic- what is my topic of writing? Strong verbs-

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    Strategies for Teaching Sight-reading By Casa Ng (2013‚ Hong Kong) How can improve sight-reading? Educators advise to improve sight-reading by doing it frequently. (Andreas C. Lehmann‚ & Victoria McArthur. 2002) But can it really be improved simply by playing more repertoires? Are there any type of practice activities we can follow in order to improve the sight-reading skill in a systematic way? To help students get improve the sight-reading skill more efficiency and effectively‚ we should

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    A Touch of Evil (1958) is a dark film noir melodrama from director Orson Welles who also stars as corrupt police chief Hank Quinlan. A Touch of Evil takes place in a small Mexican-American border town. Particularly handsome Charlton Heston is nicely tanned to play the role of Mexican born narcotics investigator Mike Vargas. His wife Susan‚ an American blond beauty played by Janet Leigh makes the other policemen envious of Mike. Moreover‚ this murky sinister thriller is a classic film study in police

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    Why the Fries Taste Good

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    Did I really Eat That? While reading the excerpt‚ Why the Fries Taste Good from the book Fast Food Nation by Eric Schlosser‚ one finds themselves on a journey of the evolution of the french fry. At the beginning of the excerpt‚ Schlosser writes about a young boy named J.R. Simplot who built a potato empire from nothing and how his many advances in the potato industry made the frozen french fry available to fast food chains everywhere. Schlosser then investigates the many “natural” and “artificial”

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    were there and they experienced what happened. If someone else told the story‚ it would be much more different because they didn’t experience it. The story will be more effective from the narrator’s point of view. To begin with‚ in the story “The Smell of Fresh Paint” by Sergeant Tina M. Beller she was in Iraq and they were severely attacked with a barrage of rockets. She told the story from her point of view which was very effective because she was actually there to experience it and she had so

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    Prada – The Devil is in the Details … Prada estimates its sales per year at $22 million (as of ~2001). The luxury retailer recently spent millions on IT for its futuristic “epicenter” store—but the flashy technology turned into a high-priced hassle. The company needed to generate annual sales of $75 million by 2007 to turn a profit on its new high-tech investment. When Prada opened its $40 million Manhattan flagship‚ hotshot architect (“star-chitect”) Rem Koolhaas promised a radically new

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    Literary Criticism John T. Matthews The Discovery of Loss in The Sound and the Fury John T. Matthews writes about the discovery of loss in The Sound and The Fury. He makes the relation of loss by the fact that the characters are in grief due to their loss throughout the novel. John T. Matthews discusses the topic of loss in The Sound and the Fury. Matthews speaks about the preface and how “writing implicates the writer in an economy of loss. He repeatedly says that Faulkner ecstasy

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