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Passage 2: 2014 International Women of Courage Awards--Remarks from Michelle Obama Focused Reading: Who/what are the focuses of Passage 2, “2014 International Women of Courage Awards"?

4 This is the sixth time that I've had the pleasure of attending this event, and it is one of the highlights of my year because I always walk away feeling inspired by these women, determined to reflect their courage in my own life. And I know I'm not alone in that feeling because every day, with every life they touch and every spirit they raise, these women are creating ripples that stretch across the globe.

5 That is what this day is about. It's about understanding that while our circumstances may be different in so many ways, the solutions to our struggles are the same. So when we see these women raise their voices and move their feet and empower others to create change, we need to realize that each of us has that same power and that same obligation. And as I leamed about this year's honorees and I thought about how we could support their work, I realized that for most of these women, there is a common foundation for their efforts. It's a foundation of education

6 On stage today, we have doctors and lawyers, we have a bishop, even a classically trained musician. These women have spent years in schools and universities equipping themselves with the knowledge and skills they now use to tackle the challenges before them. And that's a story I can relate to because it's the story of my life. And that is the message I'm shanng with young people across America, urging them to commit to their education so that they too can write their own destiny

7 And as I travel the world, whether I'm in Mexico City or Johannesburg, Mumbai, or later this month when I travel to China, I make it a priority to talk to young people about the power of education to help them achieve their aspirations. I always tell them that getting a good education isn't just about knowing what's going on in your own community or even in your own country, because no matter where we live, we all face so many of the same struggles—fighting poverty, hunger and disease; ensuring our most basic rights and freedoms, confronting threats like terrorism and climate change.

8 So none of us can afford to just go about our business as usual. We cannot just sit back and think this is someone else's problem. As one of our honorees, Zimbabwe's Beatrice Mtetwa, as she once said about the fight for progress in her home country, "This has to be done. Somebody's got to do it, and why shouldn't it be you?" That is the courage we celebrate today, that willingness to not only ask that question but to devote your soul, your entire soul, toward finding an answer, that fearlessness to step forward even though you don't know what lies ahead, that audacity to believe that principles like justice and equality can become a reality, but only if we're willing to sacrifice for it. That is the courage that we all must challenge ourselves to summon every single day in our own families, in our own communities. And if we can do that, then we wont just be making a difference for those closest to us, we'll be creating a nipple effect of our own.

How did the author demonstrate the importance?
What was the impact or significance?
What is the influence of the people or events on one another? ​

Answer:And as I travel the world, whether I'm in Mexico City or Johannesburg, Mumbai, or later this month when I travel to China, I make it a priority to talk to young people about the power of education to help them achieve their aspirations. I always tell them that getting a good education isn't just about knowing what's going on in your own community or even in your own country, because no matter where we live, we all face so many of the same struggles—fighting poverty, hunger and disease; ensuring our most basic rights and freedoms, confronting threats like terrorism and climate change.

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Using bullet points, describe all of the events surrounding the incident with Chavez. Pay special attention to Antonio’s situation. What happens when he finally returns home?

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2. How does Scout's fantasy about her conversation with Boo show she
is maturing?

Which of these themes recurs in Jane Austen’s novels

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Brandy borrowed $12,500 from her dad and made an agreement to pay him
back over 4 years at an annual simple interest of 3%. What is the total amount
she will pay her dad over the 4 years?

Effects
Renaissance ideas
spread.
Education
expanded.
Old knowledge
became valued.
Causes
+
Gutenberg
invented the
printing press.
Italian states and
kingdoms grew
wealthy.
Italy was a great
center of trade.
Italians looked back
to ancient Rome.

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"Surely they are but the vagaries of mine own imagination."

What is the most likely meaning of vagaries as it is used in the sentence above?

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simplicity

wanderings

outings

solid details

Choose the correct answer.All verbs can be either transitive or intransitive as long as they have an object.A) It is true.B) This is false

When readers come across implied textual evidence, they have to _____. Select all that apply.(could be more than one answer)

1.find direct statements in the text that leave no room for doubt
2.make educated guesses
3.put together details in the text to draw a conclusion about something
4.read between the lines

l write a comparison/contrast paragraph based on the strangers that came to town (audiobook on yout.ube).

Write a short paragraph using different opinion-marking signals about the topic: “Education System in the New-Normal Situation”.

Please answer it properly and correctly. The paragraph must be composed of at least
5 sentences with 5 opinion marking signals.

Your answer will be appreciated. ​

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which of the following is not true about parallel structure

A) parallel structure improves the clarity and style of writing
B) if a writer does not use parallel structure then their writing is grammatically incorrect
C) parallel structure is used when making lists
D) parallel structure means using the same pattern of words

How can authors use language to create an effect on their readers?

What would you consider is your most important possession? If you
have to sell it to others, what will you say to convince them?

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Which sentence best illustrates the meaning of deserted?

How does the figurative language in the text affect the meaning of the text?
"If hairs be wires, black wires grow on her head."
-It let's you know that her hair is not kept up
-He is comparing her hair to wires
-He wants
her to take care of her hair
-Her hair is really not made of wires

Question 5 (10 points) [03.02] Which word best describes the mood of this stanza from Edgar Allen Poe's "A Dream?" (10 points) In visions of the dark night I have dreamed of joy departed— But a waking dreams of life and light Hath left me broken-hearted. a Warm b Violent c Sorrowful d Optimistic

Many industrial companies and car manufacturers design solutions to reduce pollution. Even so, chemicals still enter the atmosphere. Some of these pollutants combine with water in the air to form acid rain.

Which property of acids would cause acid rain to damage buildings over time?

A. Acids taste sour.
B. Acids react with metals.
C. Acids react with limestone.
D. Acids react with indicators.​

Read this excerpt from We’ve Got a Job: The 1963 Children’s March.

"We boiled water, poured [it] into the tub, and then put cold water in the tub. And that's what we took a bath in, because there was no such thing as hot water in the house." On cold mornings, "my mom would get up . . . and make the fire in the coal stove and get back in bed until the room got warm."

What is the tone of the excerpt?

resentful
nostalgic
critical
humorous

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The song that’s had a big impact on me is Burning Pile by Mother Mother. It’s one of my favorites for a lot of reasons,one of them being that it's just a great song to just sit and cry too but still feel powerful, or make you feel like the main character sitting outside at midnight. A section of the song that really stands out to me is ‘All my troubles on a burning pile, All lit up and I start to smile If I catch fire then I'll change my aim Throw my troubles at the world again.’ and it stands out to me because it's just really comforting to me, that the troubles that were just bothering them so much were burning and they’re just smiling at it, its just a really nice thing to imagine, which might be weird but it gets me through another day so I suppose whatever works works. Another set of lyrics that stands out to me is ‘All your woe bygones be gone I said all your troubles, you don't need a thing’ and it stands out to me because again, its comforting to me, but also because what I think of is their trying to tell this person (me, for instance) that it’s all going to be fine and that just if the problems and troubles of everything around us disapeered we wouldn’t need anything, that’s all we could wish for. Or maybe it’s just what I want to think it is because I’m desperate for everything to be ok, so it might not be accurate for someone else but isn’t a big part of listening to music or poetry interpreting what you think it's about? The whole song is just a really good song to listen to on full blast which is what i'm doing while writing this. The whole album ‘O My Heart’ is really comforting to listen to in a villain way, like the misunderstood villain of a book was trying to help me and tell me everythings ok. It makes me want to become the villain, but not in the world we live in, in a place faraway in a book filled with enemies, lovers, adventure, and just magic. When I listen to this i can just imagine its happening, that I’m there in my imaginary world where no one can stop me and I can just ride through a flower of meadows with my bow and arrow on my back in the middle of night chasing the lover I long to be with, but it being impossible since im the antagonist and their the protagonist. Anywho, it’s a really good song and I recommend it to anyone and everyone.

Which detail explains the benefits of weight training?

Many high school students enjoy working out.
By the teen years, bodies are mature enough to add weight training.
Lifting weights increases strength and improves coordination and balance.
Weight-lifting routines must be planned carefully to avoid strain and injury.

In the short story Raymond's Run by Tony Cade Bambara, What does this quote mean or explain what it means?

It’s not a real smile at all, A dum+b question like that, does not deserve an answer.

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Read the following excerpt from "The Cask of Amontillado."

"The thousand injuries of Fortunato I had borne as I best could, but when he ventured upon insult I vowed revenge. You, who so well know the nature of my soul, will not suppose, however, that gave utterance to a threat. At length I would be avenged; this was a point definitely, settled…"
What is Montressor's tone?

A)mischievous
B)vengeful
C)irritated
D)upset

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