Compose a short dialogue.



1. Select a parable from the New Testament (such as the prodigal son, the five foolish virgins, or the tares of the field) or an episode from the Old Testament (Ruth, Naomi, and Boaz; David and Goliath).


2. Reread the passage carefully, deciding what the emphasis should be.


3. Next, decide how many characters will be necessary, listing their Biblical names and a brief character description. Also, visualize the setting, and describe it in a short introduction.


4. Now, write the scene in dialogue, using modern English. Your play should be no less than 250 words.

This dialogue is based on: (Ruth 3:7-14) it’s over 250 words.

“Who are you? What are you doing?”

“It’s me my Lord, it’s me your slave girl Ruth”

“Why do you frighten me like so? I am an old man, a troubling heart could have come upon me my child. And, why do you refer yourself as my slave girl? You are a free youthful soul, are you not?”

“No my Lord, I am not free”

“How are you not free my child?”

“I am not free for my heart belongs to you. I long with all my heart that you become mine only. I stopped myself so many times from telling you this because I feared you would reject me your servant girl. I hoped you yourself would step up and speak to me, I hoped that you yourself would notice that you were my repurchaser. But, it is me who has come to you this trembling night to confess how much I care for you. So, please spread your garments over your servant girl, for you are my repurchaser”

“Blessed you be my child for your eyes have not looked upon the youths upon this land. For you have not fallen for or wedded men who are either rich or poor. You have showed loyal love today more than the first day I saw you. And now my daughter I shall do everything you say dear for everyone in the city knows that you are an excellent woman”

“My Lord, have you really found love upon your servant girl?”

“Since the first day I saw you my child my eyes saw a hardworking soul filled with loyal love. I laid my eyes on you before you ever laid my eyes on me dear child.”

What do you think? Should schools continue to use To Kill a Mockingbird to teach
lessons about conflict and tolerance? Are its lessons universal and able to stand
the test of time?
Use the RAFT strategy to develop an argument defending or challenging the use of
the novel To Kill a Mockingbird in your high school curriculum.
Role: Student
Audience: Parent, teacher, censor, administrator, school board member
Format: Letter, speech, or email
Topic: Whether or not the novel To Kill a Mockingbird should be part of the high
school curriculum
As you write your argument, be sure to do the following:
Start with a claim defending or challenging the use of To Kill a Mockingbird in our
high school curriculum.
Include three examples to support your claim, using specific conflict examples from
the novel as well as the real-world to substantiate your point.
(Using 5 paragraphs)

Read the following sentences about Major Kovaloff from "The Nose,
He sought more to give himself dignity and weight by
calling himself, in addition to "Collegiate Assessor," "Major
He required that his bride should possess not less than
two hundred thousand rubles in capital.
What do they reveal about Major Kovaloff's character?
O A. He is arrogant
O B. He has learned to depend on himself
O c. He is humble.
O D. He has been raised to be a gentleman,
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Why is the flush left option in a word processor used?
A. To align the text to the left.
B. To remove words on the left.
C. To remove words on the right,

Which sentence would best conclude the last paragraph?
A.
Splenda and high-fructose corn syrup are also produced in labs.
B.
Companies offer "natural" products because they make and sell them cheaper than organic products.
C.
Organic peanut butter is harder to stir than natural peanut butter.
D.
Cattle herds are often fed raw corn and given antibiotics because they have trouble digesting corn.

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Read the passage and then answer the question:

All her life, Sonia's brother Marco has beaten her at everything: sports,
debate, video games, even chess. Just once, she would like to stand
out and prove that she has strengths of her own – ones that Marco
doesn't have to an even greater degree. One day, Marco and Sonia's car
breaks down in the middle of the desert.

To create the most fitting climax, which event should happen next in the
story?

A. The two are forced to outsmart and escape a group of strange
kidnappers.

B. Marco panics, but Sonia uses her practical knowledge to help
them survive.

C. A friendly truck driver comes along and saves them from their
predicament

D. Sonia tells Marco how much she resents him for being better at
everything

In paragraph 9 of the lecture, what does the word culminated mean?
A. shared. B. located
C. resulted
D. interfered

9. In 2002, the courage, resilience, patience and commitment of
members of the Green Belt Movement, other civil society
organizations, and the Kenyan public culminated in the peaceful
transition to a democratic government and laid the foundation for a
more stable society.

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In Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis, Gregor's sister, Grete, becomes Gregor's sole caregiver after he turns into a giant insect. Complete this passage about Gregor's mother.
Gregor's mother, Mrs. Samsa, appears as a
to her
husband. However, although she tries to prove her maternal love to Gregor, she fails miserably. When Grete asks her mother to help her in clearing Gregor's room, she refuses because
.

lena says walter lee is just like ____ (a raisin in the sun)

Lillian liked her project. She had spent hours reading about China, She had gone to the Asian market and bought chopsticks. She had cut beautiful pictures out of magazines. Her information was ready to be presented. But her stomach ached, and she wished her mother had let her stay home. As Mr. Murphy called her name, she took a deep breath. She walked to the front of the class. It was now time to face her fear of speaking in front of people. Lillian needed to be?

Traci couldn't figure out why the date had gone poorly. She
had invested in the best facial analysis technology to apply
her makeup and style her hair. Her outfit had been carefully
coordinated by a program that had scanned Bob's browser
history and personal photos to respond to his preferences.
Throughout the date, she followed the prompting of her
auditory implant exactly in order to sound sophisticated,
witty, and flirtatious. Why couldn't she get a man to show
interest in her? That's it, Traci decided. Tomorrow I'm
buying myself a subliminal idea implanter to take on dates.
What is one way the author uses irony to convey her message?
A. By having Traci decide to buy a new device, the author shows that
Traci's previous efforts have been misdirected.
B. By having Traci's computer-aided efforts fail, the author shows
that technology cannot master emotional interactions.
O C. By having computerized devices do Traci's work for her, the author
shows that society has become fractured.
D. By having Bob show little interest in Traci, the author shows that
some people do not value technological advances.

Are these sentences grammatically correct?

David was sitting in his hotel room reading a book, when he heard a knock at the door, and the sound of someone trying the door handle. He opened the door,
where he saw a man whom he had never seen before. The man said, "I'm terribly sorry... I thought this was my room. Wrong floor, I guess. He then walked
off down the hall toward the elevator. David went back into his room, thought about what had just happened, and then phoned the front desk, suggesting they
call the police, since the man at the door had obviously been a thief.
Why was David so sure the man had been a thief?

Which choice best describes the qualities of precise language?
It uses more uncommon words to be specific.

It uses specific language and provides details.

It uses more passive than active voice.

It uses technical terms and prepositional phrases.
No links

Which two statements are true about technical writing?
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It uses an informal tone throughout a document.
It gives information about a product, process, or program.
It presents the writer's personal opinions and judgments.
Its audience includes laypeople as well as experts.
It focuses on persuading or convincing its audience.
U

News stories are most likely to be examples of what kind of writing?

Fill in the blanks with suitable words

EASY/FUN BRAINLY- what is the theme of the song "keep ya head up" by 2pac?

choose the correct tense
2. He likes to tell jokes that make everybody laugh.
a. First person
b. All of the above
c. Second person
d. None
E. Third person​

Write the letter of the correct answer. 1. This is an article that newspaper's ideas on issue. A. Sport News B. Entertainment C. Editotrial D. News Reports 2. Which is the correct pattern in writing an editorial? A. Introduction-Solution-Body-Conclusion B. Introduction-Body-Solution-Conclusion C. Introduction-Conclusion-Solution-Body D. Conclusion-Solution-Body-Introduction 3. What part of an editorial article emphasizes the main issue? A. Conclusion B. Body C. Introduction D. Solution 4. Which part of an opinion article states the problem? A. Solution C. Body B. Introduction C. Body D. Conclusion 5. The ideas in an editorial are presented as ______________. A. Imagination C. Fact B. Knowledge C. Fact D. Opinion

1.
PART A: Which of the following TWO phrases best identify the central ideas of this article?
A Automated services are a cheaper, more effective, and less error-prone
alternative to employing humans in secretarial positions.
B. The original Luddites, fearful of their jobs being rendered obsolete by
technology, tried in vain to prevent that technology from being implemented.
C. George Devoľs invention, Unimate, caused civil unrest by revolutionizing the
structure of the American economy.
D. Unskilled factory jobs are increasingly difficult to hold onto; within 100 years
there will likely be no more factory jobs left in America.
E. Technological advancement may have both negative and positive economic
effects; what is certain is that it is a force that cannot be slowed.
The Industrial Revolution doomed progressive efforts to reduce income
inequality between the upper and lower classes.
F.

Choose a topic from the following list and write a topic outline or a sentence outline. You may choose your own topic if you
prefer. This topic may be used for an essay or for a speech assigned later in this unit.
Topics
three things your father or mother does on the job
three things to look for in the library
three things your mail carrier must do
three things someone has done for you
the three most important lessons you have learned
three things to avoid while riding a bicycle

How has losing his two friends changed Ponyboy’s perspective of the world? How does Hinton develop the idea that his perspective has changed? Support your answer with textual evidence.

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Identify the figurative language in the following line of poetry:

Line 14 "Your indifferent mouth yawns"

A. Simile
B. Metaphor
C. Personification
D. Hyperbole

3. Why isn't James King going to testify?

I was irritated by my friend's constant nagging.
I was irritated by my friend, constantly nagging.

Jill said that the word nagging is used as a participle in both examples. Do you agree with her? Explain your answer.