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    Suited to Its Environment? Although there are many types of organisms that could have been chosen [The passive voice is a form of "be" (have been) and a participle (chosen). Over-use of the passive voice can make paragraphs officious and tedious to read. Try to use the active voice most often; for example, passive voice = The paper was completed on time. Active voice = the student completed

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    innocent as a child. Today, people have become so self-interested that they fail to listen to everyone - even themselves. These are the points J.D. Salinger brings up in his novel The Catcher in the Rye. Throughout the novel, J.D. Salinger’s uses of voice, conflict, aposiopesis, irony, and metaphor emphasize these points. The Catcher in the Rye is a story of a battle to preserve innocence. The Catcher in the Rye follows the adventures of a teenage boy named Holden Caulfield. Holden has changed schools

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    Angry Voices from the Past and Present: Effects on Adults’ and Children’s Earwitness Memory Lisa Öhman, Anders Eriksson and Pär Anders Granhag A critical review Journal of Investigative Psychology and Offender Profiling 2013 Volume 10, Issue 1, Pages 57 – 70 Word count: 3347 As the old adage goes ‘a picture is worth a thousand words’. Often for investigating officers, eye witness testimony and what is seen, is heavily relied on

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    warriors. Naming day came and after much consideration Leonie the Strong decided to call the little one Vicki-ann; a magical two-fold name that means strong one who can call upon her ancestors for protection. All was well and Vicki-ann grew strong and was happy. She was too young to know about the world around her and was safe in her own little world. She gained a sister Jo-anne and the two little girls didn’t know that tragedy was just around the corner, lurking in the shape of a Taniwha, Waipero

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    Vallée is about a man named Zac, recounting his adventure of searching for his identity. Laurianne and Gervais give birth to 5 distinct guys, but Zac is particularly special. He supposedly has a ‘gift ' where he can cure burns, and heal people, but little do they know; his special gift is that he is gay. The film C.R.A.Z.Y uses diegetic elements, selecting specific events, and a four-part structure to display narrative. In the exposition, we see that this family is very religious because they are shown

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    Reflection Analysis

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    rules that have improved my writing such as writing in an active voice, pronoun-antecedent agreement, and first references. As you get older and take classes that are higher levels, the demand for better grammar and sentence structure increases. I had realized this as I read over the corrections to my first essay in this class. Most of the corrections were about my use of the passive voice in the essay instead of writing in an active voice. Prior to this class,

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    Nobody made me do the things I did, nobody scolded me, nobody punished me but me. The shrill voices were all inside. Do this, do that, you lazy heap of dirt” (2). Coming from the first passage of Emma Donoghue’s Kissing the Witch sets a revision of popular fairy tales whereas internal voices, seen as personal experience, and their comparison to external voices, seen as societal expectations, create places where these stories change. This shift can be seen as a move away from the original well known

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    reading a story to a younger child, and the child becomes a voice to a voiceless heroine by rewriting the story as it is being recited to her. The princess in the original story is destined for a possibly grim death. The little child out of feeling of sadness and an

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    1. Many skilled authors use literary elements and techniques in their stories; for example, imagery, dialogue, and figurative language. Not only do these authors use this devices, they use them correctly. Stephen King, the author of On Writing and many other novels, uses these a lot throughout his novels. Figurative language and imagery plays a huge role in developing King’s novel. “The Rag’s office was a table located in the dirt-floored, rock-walled, spider-infested confines of our basement, somewhere

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    Voice Deviations

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    List 3 reasons that voice deviations tend to be of less concern within the general population than other communication problems such as stuttering and articulation disorders? (1.5 points) There are many reason why voice deviations tend to be of less concern within the general population than other communication problem. The first reason is because everyone has different characteristics of what a normal voice is. The second reason is because when individuals has a unique voice, it difficult to decide

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