Start a journal!
or if you have children coming have the pick groups with their friends so they are less likely to fight. just remember if they are young their motor skills are not very good
1. Name
When they got married, Lena thought it was misogynistic to change her name so they were both Adams-Foster
2. Nonessential ideas
I was scared-terrified really- to get my hair cut
3. Creating an emphasis
Of course I'll sign the prenup- I wouldn't get married without one!
4. A range of numbers
The ages of kids in the middle school were ranged 11-15
If I were to create a poster that explains positive culture group interactions, I would split it into four different sections. In the first section, I would describe what a culture group is (a group with shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices). In this section, I would include images that reflect culture groups from different countries. In the second section, I would discuss the idea of knowledge of culture. In this section, I would explain that knowledge of my culture and the other person's culture is key to having a positive culture group interaction. I would also use images of a library, which is a place where knowledge is kept. In the third section, I would discuss needs and feelings of people involved in a culture group interaction. In this section, I would explain that it is important to remember the needs and feelings of each person involved in a culture group interaction. I would also include an image of two people talking. In the fourth section, I would have no words but rather one image of two people with their arms around each other. This would reflect that positive culture group interactions create friendships.
Answer: By keeping facts like his name and the crime unknown to the reader, the reader can better visualize themselves in the position of the narrator, leading to more fear.
