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Summary
As you wrote your essay for this lesson, how did you define your audience and how
did you ensure it would be accessible to your whole audience?

Answer:

Identifying Your Target Audience's Needs and Wants:

1. Face them where they belong.

2. Take more time to listen than to speak.

3. In order to find out if something interests someone, you should ask them.

4. Think about what you do for others and whether it is worthwhile to you.

Conduct observational research, interviews, surveys, and Likert scales to create a picture of your audience:

1. Adapt the speech to your specific audience by using the specific audience's information while preparing the speech.

2. Direct observation allows you to get to know the members of the audience personally by using your own senses such as hearing, sight and maybe even smell.

3. By using your hearing, sight, smell, and others, observation helps you directly know your audience.

Which statement uses the correct MLA in-text citation?

What is the meaning of the following quote?

“The best way to cheer yourself, is to cheer someone else up.”  --Mark Twain (American author of Tom
Sawyer)

In a presentation, good body languages include all except:

a- Walking around the room talking to the audience
b- Making eye contact with the screen or your notes as you read to the audience
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C-Using your hands to gesture to the audience and to your visual aid
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d- Standing up straight and naturally​

which is correct the boys were swimming or the boys was swimming
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Which of the following sente ces uses the pronoun correctly?
A.
Dwight is a person who has trouble making up his mind.
B.
Dwight is a person who has trouble making up their minds.

Which scenario is an example of interpersonal communication?
a. A store employee ringing up a transaction.
b. Alicia introducing herself to the new student in class.
C. A bank teller accepting a deposit from an account holder.
d. Sandy asking the librarian where to find a biography on Shakespeare.

What is the ambiguity technique in literature?

What are 2 qualities that made Watsonville special?

Assess and Reflect
Read the following excerpt from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. Then write a brief
paragraph summarizing your observations and analysis of the setting it describes.
Harry had never even imagined such a strange and splendid place. It was lit by
thousands and thousands of candles that were floating in midair over four long tables
where the rest of the students were sitting. These tables were laid with glittering golden
plates and goblets. At the top of the hall was another long table where the teachers
were sitting. Professor McGonagall led the first years up here, so that they came to a
halt in a line facing the other students with the teachers behind them. The hundreds
of faces staring at them looked like pale lanterns in the flickering candlelight. Dotted
here and there among the students the ghosts shone misty silver. Mainly to avoid all the
staring eyes, Harry looked upward and saw a velvety black ceiling dotted with stars. He
heard Hermione whisper, "It's bewitched to look like the sky outside. I read about it in
Hogwarts: A History,
It was hard to believe there was a ceiling there at all, and that the Great Hall didnt
simply open on to the heavens

"Because we were running late, I forgot my extra clothes." Which type of sentence is shown? (1 point) O simple sentence o compound sentence O complex sentence compound-complex sentence​

What is the first step in constructing a price index?

A) select a representative selection of commonly purchased goods and services

B) sample prices of bms in stores across the country

C) divide the cost of every market basket by the base-year market basket cost

D) find the average price of each item in the market basket

Rereading the balcony scene from act 2 scene 2 of Romeo and Juliet. Who is in control of this conversation between Romeo and Juliet? Who is the stronger character?

Using Affixes to Determine Word Meanings

How does learning a different language gives students an opportunity to learn about other cultures?

What types of nouns should be used in effective process writing?
Discuss the last time you explained a process to someone at home, at school, or at work
Was your explanation effective?


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make a original sentence using Imagery

All are examples of figurative language except
A. idioms
B. Metaphor
C. Rhyme
D. Simile

Someone please help me! I will mark you at brainlist

1) in the sentence choose the verb that agrees with the subject.

Some of my neighbors ___ installed extra lights

Have or has?

2) did you say that Jeff Draper and ____ live down the street?

Her or she?

3) which word or words in this statement show that this expresses a second person point of view?

You try to control yourself when she hurls insults

• “ you” only
• “ she”only
• You and She
• You and Yourself

4) there ____ the list of items you wanted

Is or are?

5) Neither the band members nor the singer ____ ready for the performance.


Feel or feels?

Portraying various personas differs from imitating someone because our
personas:
A. completely conceal our personalities.
B. are like people we have never met.
C. cannot adapt to different scenarios.
D. contain some aspect of our true self.

a, elaborate
f. Indifferent
b. emerge
g. indulgent
c. exotic
h. liberal
d. frugal
1. mediocre
e. impulsive
j. notable
medio.core
1. Although my father didn't do badly in school, he wasn't a great student. So
he's proof it's possible to have a successful career despite ___ grades.
2. Overly __ parents, who let young children do whatever they please, will
end up with problem teenagers.
3. The puppy _(e)d from her bath much cleaner than when she entered it,
but we doubted that she'd stay clean for long.
4. Greg is such a skilled public speaker that we all expect him to become a
politician one day.
5. The boss gave such bonuses that Gail was able to buy a new sofa with
the money.
6. Ella embroidered a(n) __design on the back of her sweatshirt. She used
four colors in a complicated pattern of swirls and flowers.
7. People walked past the bleeding, moaning man without even pausing; they
were __ to his need for help.
8. "Gowns are so expensive," Mimi said, "that I've decided to be
and rent
a wedding dress instead of buying one."
9. Bruce, as as ever, suddenly changed his mind about going to a
restaurant and announced, "Let's have a picnic."
10. A Native American rain dance may seem to many people in the United
States, but it is actually more native to this country than square-dancing.

Which detail should the writer add to her letter to explain why she wants to
have an internship with the American Power Company
Click to view the business letter.
A. I have always enjoyed science.
B. I am interested
how power is made.
C. I can work two days after school.
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D. I live close to the power plant.

Elements of Poetry
Question 1
Which statement describes a major difference between a traditional poem and a free verse poem?
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A traditional poem may contain alliteration, but a free verse poem does not
contain this sound device.
A traditional poem may contain regular meter and rhyme scheme, but a free
verse poem does not contain these elements.
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A traditional poem may contain rhyme and figurative language, but a free verse
poem does not contain these elements,
A traditional poem may contain imagery, but a free verse poem does not relay
vivid images to the reader.

In 6-8 complete sentences, respond to the following:

WILLIAM GOLDING SAID...

"Language fits over experience like a straight jacket"

What type of figurative language does Golding use in this quote? Identify the figurative language and explain what he means by this.

Bill is a man ...... is interesting to talk with, but...... stories about himself are so
incredible that not many people believe them.

A) which/ that
B) who / whose
C) that / what
D) whom / when

What is the main reason a speaker might use exclusive language?

A. to establish the speaker’s credibility
B. to highlight differences between opposing sides
C. to provide facts that will tap into the audience’s emotions
D. to appeal to an audience's sense of hope

"The disease had sharpened my senses --not destroyed --not dulled
them."

This statement is an example of
A) contraction
B)hyperbole.
C)metaphor.
D) personification.


He might not notice right away, but he will notice _____.

Different resources help us live a better life. What are the two Adjectives in this sentence.

Read this text from Rhonda’s notes for her essay.
COUNTERCLAIM: Pets can actually harm the health of their owners.
Which statement is a fact that supports this counterclaim?
Select one:

Rabies is a fatal disease that can spread from dogs to humans.

Most pets, like most people, need attention, affection, and care.

Some types of parrot live for nearly a century.

Pet owners tend to have lower blood pressure and less heart disease.

PLEASE ANWSER OR I'LL REPORT YOU!

Why couldn't Macbeth say "Amen”?