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Unit review: Personal response to be a reading
Lesson overview: A list of objectives to be achieved and skilled to be learned.
Study: Material focusing on a specific topic or skill.
Journal: Snapshot of content and reading
Answer Imagine a World Without Prisons: Science ... piece “The River,” one of the Detroit-based science fiction pieces she was just awarded a Kresge Fellowship to create, explores :
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French
German
Hindostanee
Explanation:
In novel Jane Eyre, Jane studied many language including French and Hindustani. While studying at Lowood School, Jane learns French language. After running away from Mr. Rochester, she stays with Diana, Mary and St. John. She tries to study German but St.John encourages her to study Hindostanee. The language St. John studying for his missionary work in India.
It’s The Who of the story because literary nonfiction reads like fiction and has story elements, like character, setting and plot. Some examples of literary nonfiction include personal journals, diaries, memoirs, letters, and essays.
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metaphors facts and statistics
Explanation:
She makes a metaphor comparing the cultural patchwork of the United States to a quilt, in which components coming from many various places are assembled to form a unified new item.
Each little square of the quilt is associated to a group a people who currently live in the US but who came from one of a great many different places all around the world, like native Americans, British, Irish, Chinese, Mexican people, just to name a few, bringing their own colors to the nation.