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1. The poem "A Gentle Breeze" is about a breeze that starts off in the city and makes it way to the ocean where it meets its inevitable end. The poet was able to reflect this through its form because the poem follows the contour of how a breeze would be like. The poem starts off by "picking up a leaf", as it says in line 1: "It picked up leaves.". The poet is able to represent this by drawing a leaf around the word 'leaves'. The form of the poem then twists and turns, similar to how a breeze flows

different modules or “potatoes” which include six program’s templates to design activities. They consist of JMatch, JQuiz, JCross, JCloze, JMix, and JBC. Each of them creates a type of exercise: matching/ordering exercise, short-answers exercise, crosswords, gap-fill exercise, jumbled-sentence exercise, and multiple-choice quiz. In the JMatch, students have to pair items in one column with those of the other column. When designing it, teachers can introduce a list of words in the target language and

has a tiny hint of horror. First, she uses good vocabulary that hooks the reader and makes them want to read on. In the story it says “It might even have a hazy desire for music or crossword puzzles.” this helps the reader infer that whatever the person is talking about might have a hazy desire for music or crossword puzzles this also helps me infer that the whole book she uses good descriptive language that helps her readers visualize what she

A 20-year study conducted for the New England Journal of Medicine reported that seniors who participated in regular brain games such as crossword puzzles, cards, and the like reduced their chances of dementia by more than seven percent. Yet, "those who played mind games for seniors more often and who lived a more dynamic lifestyle with activities like dancing, tennis or even walking, reduced

with the tattered and grey swivel chair. Next, he folds the rag steeped in chloroform and places it neatly next to a can of Coca-Cola. The can is empty, but its decoration. Once the burly man is satisfied, he admires his work and returns to his crossword

The article “Why College Matters to God” discusses the differences between a Christian college as opposed to a secular university. Rick Ostrander says that the Christian worldview is the biggest difference. The way that we understand the world shapes the way we think and act. Often we are not aware of our worldview unless we are actively trying to think about it. College is a part of life that shapes our worldview, which is why choices about where to go or what to do as it pertains to education is

Instead he uses his influences to generate a visual buffet of culture and history. Forcing you to engage his films in through alternative lens. More akin to solving a crossword puzzle then watching voyeuristically. Crossword puzzle is a bit understated; The Cremaster Cycle is like a crossword coming to life, layering its hints and clues on top of each other to create new depths. Starting with the title, the cremaster is the muscle that raises and lowers the testicles. Barney uses

In Donald Gotterbarn's article, "Informatics and Professional Responsibility," he argues that "although informatics has been undergoing a rapid development, there has been no corresponding development in the concept of responsibility as it applies to computing practitioners" (107). Gotterbarn believes that computer professionals should be perfect and are responsible for any effects caused by their coding. I disagree with Gotterbarn on this matter. In this essay, I will show that Gotterbarn's thoughts

In the poem“ Your Logic Frightens Me, Mandela” the author uses motif to prove that he admires Mandela’s bravery to become a leader after what he went through. The first motif is logic. Logic is repeated in almost every line in this poem. “ Mandela, your logic humbles me..” (Soyinka 29) in this line logic is used to show that the author appreciates Mandela’s policies as a leader. The second motif is threatens. “ Your bounty threatens me Mandela,..” (Soyinka 39) this line is saying that the author

The decade of the 1910’s was one of many changes. Many changes that were decades in the making were finally fulfilled. These changes came from new governmental policies, increases in industry, and the rising incomes of Americans. Many new rights were given to Americans in the 10s, in particular, child labor laws were changed, and women were given more freedom. In 1910, children under 15 made up 18% of the nation's employment. Many of these jobs were very dangerous, had long shifts, and very low