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    Module A – Comparative Study of Texts Elective 2: Texts in Time (F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby and Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s Sonnets from the Portuguese) The two comparative texts‚ F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby and Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s Sonnets from the Portuguese reflect changing values and perspectives of the modernistic 1920s and the Victorian Era of the mid 19th Century. Through the change in context and literary form‚ The Great Gatsby reshapes our understanding

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    english.purdue.edu/). When printing this page‚ you must include the entire legal notice at bottom. In-Text Citations: The Basics Summary: APA (American Psychological Association) style is most commonly used to cite sources within the social sciences. This resource‚ revised according to the 6th edition‚ second printing of the APA manual‚ offers examples for the general format of APA research papers‚ in-text citations‚ endnotes/footnotes‚ and the reference page. For more information‚ please consult the Publication

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    “To kill a mockingbird” was written by American writer Harper Lee. The book is a magnificent‚ powerful novel. It received almost unanimous critical acclaim and several awards. The book is about Tom Robinson‚ a Negro‚ who was charged with raping a white girl. This particular abstract depicts the trial. Atticus Finch‚ an experienced lawyer‚ tried to prove the innocence of the Robison. But the jury announced a verdict that Robinson was guilty. The story was told on behalf of Jean Louise

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    article‚ The effect of syntax and lexical complexity on the comprehension of elementary science texts” the author Diane Arya examines the challenges educators must face when integrating literacy into the content area of science based on text complexity. Science unlike other content areas utilizes a reader’s experienced prior knowledge. Experiences are critical when comprehending scientific text; “ science texts provide readers with a purpose for reading and additional exposures to key science concepts

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    QUESTION 1: What is the practical application of text mining? Text mining can be applied in different ways. In this section‚ I will discuss 4 ways in which text mining is used. A. Search Engines Text mining can be used to create suggestions or recommendations based on user input; the Google search engine is a good example of this. As per Figure 1.1 below‚ if a person were to type the word ‘Education’ in the search engine‚ Google would retrieve results containing the word ‘Education’ in the

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    One of the ways Steinbeck shows Curley’s Wife as a villain is by portraying her as a tart. In chapter two‚ Candy quotes “Well‚ I think Curley’s married . . . . A tart.” In this chapter she is presented negatively‚ he uses his context to show she is a trouble maker and an attention seeker. The fact candy has labeled her a tart so soon makes us assume she is the villain in this novel. In the same chapter it is written ‘She had full rouged lips and wide spaced eyes‚ heavily made up. Her fingernails

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    Dystopian Text Set Introduction After reading The Giver and The Hunger Games‚ we were set out on the task to find a common theme. In an ideal situation‚ teachers would be able to embellish on these young adult books by supporting them with supplemental sources. Through the use of newspaper articles‚ magazines‚ picture books‚ videos‚ trailers and clips‚ and electronics our tenth grade English class will explore and discover the theme; dystopia paired with defiance. Dystopia

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    Caliban is one of William Shakespeare’s most bizarre and intricately crafted characters‚ which is a bold statement to make‚ however his undeniable presence in The Tempest both in text and on stage cannot be ignored. The rambunctious‚ uncontrolled‚ fiery spirit of Caliban hides many of his inner qualms and this facade has been a topic of interest for many in the world of literature‚ but Caliban’s issues are larger than his spineless body and those‚ combined with his antagonism encompass much of The

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    Zoom Tool Swap Fill & Stroke (arrow) Stroke Control Format Affects Text Apply Gradient Apply None Preview Mode Direct Selection Tool - Selects only the content of a frame‚ selects individual items within a group without having to ungroup‚ also reshapes frames Type Tool** - Adds or edits text Line Tool - Adds linear elements to the page; use stroke palette to determine thickness Rectangle Tool** - Creates shapes for graphic or text areas Scale Tool - Enlarges or reduces page elements *Should not be

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    Practice Safe Text A beep signals from the driver’s phone. She goes to grab it and take a look and sees her friend would like to know where she wants to go tonight. It only takes a minute for her to open her phone and respond to the text‚ but it also only takes a minute for her life to be over. Hundreds of teenagers and adults across the nation reach for their phones and decide to text while drive. They are making the decision that at that moment a text message is more important than their lives

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