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How did you realise that it was fake news? How would you define the digital age and the term virtual world? What is net neutrality, and why is it so important?
But class, is it always possible to make a deductive argument when presenting an opinion or claim? Why or why not?
Summarize Othello. Who is the villain? Who is the hero? What motivates these characters? What happens at the end of the story?
Do some biographical research on O'Connor discussing the influence of her background on the situations and settings of her work.
What are two instructional recommendations for ELLs or bilingual/dual language students with an ID?
Discuss how modes of authority and/or oppression are maintained by keeping things silent or unspoken in oranges are not the only fruit.
How do you think art should address this topic? Why is it so taboo in American culture? What is a primordial couple?
Part of the fun of reading Comus has to do with the macabre imagery. What did you find to be some of the spooky parts of Comus? Can we relate it to Beowulf?
What do we know about the historical value of the Odyssey and the archaeological findings that unearthed evidence of Troy in the 19th century as discussed.
In Titus Andronicus, Act Five, what happens to Tamora's sons, Chiron and Demetrius? What happens to Aaron and Tamora? Be as specific as you can.
Choose three of the feature and demonstrate how that characteristic of the genre is significant within "Death Constant Beyond Love."
Choose two classmates to respond to at a minimum. Compare and discuss your statement of the essay's thesis with the posts of these two classmates.
Describe two ways the student can be encouraged to apply the vocabulary and literacy skills and strategies they are practicing in other content areas/classroom.
Discuss the of tale of sinute and the epic of Gilgamesh cliplay fundamentally different altitudles to the relationsing between mortality and imortality.
How does the author use narration writing techniques? Do her scenarios have effective order, pace, point of view, and use of dialogue?
In Ancient Greece, what did the concept Poetry mean? When did that thought about Poetry change and what do you attribute the change to?
What are at least three methods and techniques Patrick Henry would have to use to reach the current world's audience from his.
What does Roy Stuart set out to explore in Glympstorys? And how does Stuard develop an idea in response to that problem or question?
Why did Achebe include Nancy in this story? What traits does she possess and why is this important to the story line?
You can feel the coolest of their last breath, so icy and stead as clam water. Their eyes fight to stay open like the shutters in a windy storm.
In general, do you think Mark Twain is working with or against the Plantation Tradition genre? Explain why.
What are some of the biggest challenges you face either when writing for this class, other classes, or in the workplace?
What are the greater themes and ideas highlighted in this text and how to they speak to humanity in general?
How hard Is it for students who live in the margins to be successful in life? What might make it easier for them?
How is it resolved at the end of the story? The story is resolved at the end of the story by Ivan. Why and how is that resolution satisfying or unsatisfying?