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How do these two authors view their faith in contrast to that of the Indians? What do the characters learn about their faith by writing about it?
How does gender inequality and underrepresentation of women lead to feelings of isolation in women?
What is the significance of this statement? How would you characterize Emily's relationship with her father? Her father's relationship with the town?
How much does this have to do with the original text? Is this more about the adaptation or the original story? Dior both informs the parody?
How would you characterize the speaking styles of Col. Stonehill and Rooster Cogburn in this section (use evidence from the text to back up your claims)?
Shall we resort to entreaty, and shall we resort to entreaty and humble supplication? What terms shall we find which have not been already exhausted?
Pick one leader either real or fictional and analyze what the leader does to make you feel safe and identify whether their leadership style is effective.
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Does comedy serve merely to relieve the tension of the tragedy, or do the comic scenes serve a more serious thematic purpose as well?
Describe the internal conflict that William Willis is going through. Make sure the details from the One Can of Peach story are phrased.
What empowers him to enter the gates of Uruk? Who are the Sumerians? What do we know about them, their values and lifestyle?
What does this tell us about the Greek gods and their relationship with humanity? What do you think about this depiction of human interaction with the divine?
Use examples from the text to describe how their relationship develops. What do you think about their rela ship in the end? What kind of marriage do they have?
Draft interview questions that will form the basis of your developmental history, as discussed in Unit 03. Score the LookSee and ASQ-3 screening forms.
Consider how a craftsman might show off their virtuosity with pipe cleaners to show the material culture of medieval theatre in a religion.
Explain how the atmosphere of Salem and the nature of its residents lend themselves to the situation that develops in Act I.
Analyze the characterization in this passage, discussing the way it develops a theme. Support your response with textual details.
English, how did your understanding of the literature change? Can you explain what caused the change?
Analyze who the appropriate audience for your incident report would be. Explain why they need this report, what they'll use it for, and how it's important.
The third post is one in which you will share personally about an image from There Was a Child Went Forth.
What similarities do you see and hear in the poetry of Robinson and Lowell, the assigned pieces for the week?
Why does he think happiness also requires external prosperity (paragraph 23)? Finally, how does he ultimately define "a happy man" (paragraph 32)?
Why does the narrator say he sees monsters everywhere I looked but Penny doesn't see these same monsters? What allows her to not see them?
What new ideas do you have after reading the article? What further analysis would you do to develop their argument?
How does the General Prologue of The Canterbury Tales function as an estates satire reflecting the diversity of medieval life?