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    3: Organize Your Speech OBJECTIVES ! To organize your thoughts into a logical sequence that leads the audience to a clearly defined goal. ! To build a speech outline that includes an opening‚ body and conclusion. TIMING Five to seven minutes: ! Fifth minute - green light ! Sixth minute - amber light ! Seventh minute - red light ! Seventh and a half minute - all three lights Why Organize? If your speech is to make sense to the audience and be easily followed‚ it must be logically

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    FCA #1= commas‚ typed paper and cover sheet‚ formatted correctly‚ 2 or less spelling errors‚ punctuation‚ capitalization FCA #2= 4-6(use MCAS rubric) well developed paragraphs with intro‚ clear statement of opinion‚ supporting paragraphs with a least 2 supporting reasons‚ possible opposing views‚ and strong conclusion FCA #3= FCAs are at top‚ papers stapled together & in order as instructed Emma Devine 6/5/12 8-8 Persuasive Essay I believe community service will benefit the community

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    Ortons Loot‚ the character of Inspector Truscott is presented as far too disturbing a character to fit comfortably within a comic world. What is your view of the character and comic role of Truscott? The play ’Loot’ was written by Joe Orton‚ an English playwright. The first draft was completed in 1964 and premiered in early 1965 in Cambridge. According to Aristotle‚ ancient comedy originated with the komos‚ which was a ritualistic drunken procession performed by revelers in ancient Greece. A group

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    What does describe mean? This is easy to define: To give an account or representation of a place‚ a person or an event‚ real or imagined. If you are asked to describe something‚ make your description as clear and as vivid as possible. Part 1: Writing About Places A. Look at this example of an actual students’ work. This first description is of a place: I was born on a small island in the Caribbean between two French islands. The land is named Dominica‚ it is a small mountainous

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    Plus See attached sheet for Wiley Plus Instructions Class hours: 3; Lab hours: 3; credits: 4 SEMESTER: 15 Weeks Professor: Alison Iavarone Email: aiavarone@citytech.cuny.edu Office: 1025 Office Hours: Tuesday: 1 to 2 PM Class Meets: Tuesday/Thursday 8:30 to 11:00 Room COURSE DESCRIPTION: The accounting cycle‚ including journalizing‚ posting‚ preparation of trial balance‚ worksheet‚ adjusting entries‚ financial statements‚ closing entries and preparation of

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    Text One - Poem: A Small Keen Wind Thomas Blackburn My wife for six months now in sinister Tones has muttered incessantly about divorce‚ And‚ since of the woman I’m fond‚ this dark chatter Is painful as well as a bit monotonous. Still‚ marvel one must‚ when she fishes out of that trunk‚ Like rages‚ my shadier deeds for all to see With ‘This you did when you were sober‚ and that when drunk’‚ At the remarkable powers of memory. For although I wriggle like mad when she whistles up Some particularly

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    Part 1 – Reading Read the following passage and answer the questions based on it. ARE YOU A BULLY?—Researchers at Compass Academy have been asking this question for the last eight months‚ and according to a recent experiment they believe they have found the answer. Experiments show that one’s propensity for being a bully is probably not the product of one’s personality or background. Bullying may be a natural response to specific situations‚ hard-wired into the human brain. Given the right environmental

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    solicitor” means a person who‚ for pay‚ solicits or receives charitable contributions for a professional solicitor. (c) (1) “Charitable contribution” means a contribution representation that it will be used for a charitable purpose. made on a (2) “Charitable contribution” includes the payment‚ transfer‚ or enforceable pledge of financial help‚ including money‚ credit‚ property‚ or services. (3) “Charitable contribution” does not include: (i) an unsolicited gift; (ii) a government

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    Responsibility Unfortunately‚ Company Q has not made wise decisions as it relates to social responsibility. There are reports that the company 1) chose to close much-needed grocery stores in economically depressed (read: minority-occupied) parts of town‚ 2.) chose to start offering health-conscious food items only after it could locate the highest-margin products it could find; and 3) ashamedly refused to provide day-old food to the local food bank under the auspices that it was concerned that its employees

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    me‚ The handle toward my hand? Come‚ let me clutch thee. I have thou not‚ fatal vision‚ sensible To feeling as to sight? or art thou but A dagger of the mind‚ a false creation‚ Proceeding from the heat oppressed brain? (Shakespeare‚ act 2‚ scene 1) in the dagger speech scene‚ and the reader is quickly drawn to it because the motif of hallucination makes it remarkable and therefore it develops the theme. Macbeth’s dagger speech establishes his fall to unchecked ambition and the repeating

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