Intro to Orpheus Greek Myth
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Romiette and Julio Discussion Chapters 54-62MissMayfield
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The document summarizes and asks questions about various chapters in a book. It discusses how Ben reveals he likes Destiny in chapter 54, how weather in that chapter could foreshadow events, the types of questions a reporter asks and how people respond in chapter 57, how two feuding families overcome differences in chapter 58, how two teens are found in chapter 58 compared to expectations, and themes of destiny and chance from the overall book. The summary focuses on the key chapters, events, characters, and themes discussed without verbatim quotes from the document.Point of View Practice/Diagnostic Quiz
Point of View Practice/Diagnostic QuizMissMayfield
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This document provides a quiz on point of view in writing. It asks students to identify the point of view being used in different passages as first person, third person omniscient, third person limited, or third person objective. The quiz also asks how telling a story from the perspective of one of the goats (in first person point of view) would change the story and affect the reader.Point of View - Third Person
Point of View - Third PersonMissMayfield
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The document discusses three types of third-person point of view in narratives: omniscient, limited, and objective. In omniscient point of view, the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters. Limited point of view means the narrator only knows the thoughts of one character. Objective point of view takes an impersonal, observational approach without getting inside any character's perspective.Point of View
Point of ViewMissMayfield
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This document discusses three types of narration point of view: first person, second person, and third person. First person point of view uses pronouns like "I" and "we" and tells the story from within. Third person uses pronouns like "he" and "she" and tells the story as an observer from outside. Second person uses "you" and is uncommon in literature but common for instructions. Character dialogue does not reveal point of view, only the narration outside of quotes. Examples are provided to demonstrate identifying point of view.Romiette and Julio - Chapters 38-47 Discussion
Romiette and Julio - Chapters 38-47 DiscussionMissMayfield
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The document provides discussion questions about a novel. It asks the reader to summarize key parts of the story, including:
1) What Destiny hears when she sees her soulmate and what the author wants the reader to believe about destiny.
2) Why the character Ben would play the 1812 Overture and how the narrator describes the weather as the plan is put into action, foreshadowing what is to come.
3) What is ironic about the newscast in Chapter 40 and who the feuding families initially blame for the disappearance of their children, as the story explores the themes of predictions, hope, and redemption.Romiette and Julio - Chapters 33-37 Discussion
Romiette and Julio - Chapters 33-37 DiscussionMissMayfield
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Ben is comparing the Devildogs gang to the alien monster in Star Trek, suggesting they act as an unthinking collective rather than individuals. Luis argues with his father about his relationship with Romiette, bringing up points about respecting his choices, though it's unclear if they are good points. In her dream after using a soul mate system, Destiny sees a tall, dark-skinned man with kind eyes as her soul mate. Romiette and Julio realize the Devildogs threat against their relationship has escalated and they do not know how to stay safe without hiding their romance.Chapters 22-27
Chapters 22-27MissMayfield
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This document contains discussion questions about a weekend reading. It asks whether dancing is an effective way to deal with a gang in the cafeteria. It also questions if differences in people's living situations should impact their relationships. Additionally, it asks the reader to make predictions about Romiette's recurring nightmare and the meaning behind hearing Julio's voice. Finally, it asks for opinions on Malaka's new attitude of having someone else think for her instead of thinking for herself.Essay-Writing Tips
Essay-Writing TipsMissMayfield
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This document provides guidelines for writing a concise biography essay in 3 paragraphs: an introduction, body, and conclusion. The introduction should grab the reader's attention with an interesting fact or quote. The body should have 3-5 supporting details in varied sentence structures. The conclusion should restate the main points and leave the reader with a lingering thought about the person's impact. Formal language without slang or contractions should be used.MLA Citations
MLA CitationsMissMayfield
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This presentation will show how to make proper MLA in-text citations and a works cited page using books and internet sources.Internet Research Tips
Internet Research TipsMissMayfield
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To effectively research online:
1. Be specific in your search terms by including relevant details like a person's name and the topic you want to learn about.
2. Leave out unnecessary words to refine results and use quotation marks to search for exact phrases.
3. Evaluate website trustworthiness by checking the URL extension for the type of organization, looking for creator details like a copyright and "About" page, and assessing professional language and appearance.Common Types of Plagiarism
Common Types of PlagiarismMissMayfield
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Summarizing, Paraphrasing, and QuotingMissMayfield
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Allegory, Fable, and MoralMissMayfield
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The document discusses different types of narratives including allegory, fable, and moral. It provides examples of each like The Tortoise and the Hare as a fable that conveys a moral. The story of The Dog and The Bone is also described, where a dog drops his bone while trying to take another in his reflection, conveying the moral of being greedy. The document reviews how Animal Farm can be interpreted as both an allegory and a fable, and asks what moral the novel aims to teach.Persuasion/Propaganda Quiz
Persuasion/Propaganda QuizMissMayfield
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This document provides a quiz on persuasion, propaganda, and logical fallacies. It includes 10 multiple choice questions testing the identification of objective vs subjective writing, common logical fallacies, and propaganda techniques. The key for each section lists the possible answer choices and identifies the correct response for each question.Persuasive Essay Tips
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This document provides tips for writing an effective essay, including focusing on strong introductions, avoiding clich辿s and unnecessary phrases, considering audience and structure, and using credible, emotional, and logical appeals. It recommends grabbing the reader's attention in the introduction without boring or tacky openings. Specific tips are given on eliminating subjective language, structuring paragraphs with a clear opinion and supporting facts/examples, and appealing to the intended audience's interests and values. Proper formatting of 1-2 double-spaced pages with appropriate citations is also addressed.Recently uploaded (20)
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- 8. ORPHEUS
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