Sample speech about benefits of an education
This posting gives ideas for an impromptu speech on "How to Use Education as an Asset."
This posting gives ideas for an impromptu speech on "How to Use Education as an Asset."
Question 1: Write three e-mails, one to a friend, one to a client, and one to a boss, informing them of the following information: 1.While waiting for the client's package to arrive that contained all of the materials for the most recent ad campaign, an employee of the firm you work for inadvertently received it and sent it
I need someone to point me in the right direction and help me identify the necessary quotes: Attached file, "A Modest Proposal" (ENGLISH ---LITERATURE AND SOCIETY) Find 18-20 quotes in the reading, discuss what affect they had when you read those words (quotes), which of them are similar, most powerful? and why? Try t
Is the culture presented in a positive way? Do the characters come to a constructive resolution of conflicts? Are the characters multidimensional?
BEING UNABLE TO TYPE, THE BOSS FIRED ME. A) RUN ON B) DANGLER C) COMMA SPLICE D) LACKS PARALLEL PARTS
1) SHE SHOULD OF TYPED THE REPORT. 2) WOULD YOU GET A PENCIL OFF HER? 3) THIS IS JUST BETWEEN YOU AND I. 4) THE NEW SALESCLERK WAITED ON ME.
STUDYING HARD WILL GET YOU A JOB___ WORKING HARD WILL LET YOU KEEP IT. A) COMMA B) HYPHEN C) APOSTROPHE D) SEMICOLON IS D CORRECT?
1) THE OPERATING COSTS, AS HE PROBABLY TOLD YOU ARE TOO HIGH. 2) THE OPERATING COSTS AS HE PROBABLY TOLD YOU, ARE TOO HIGH. 3) THE OPERATING COSTS AS HE PROBABLY TOLD YOU ARE TOO HIGH. 4) THE OPERATING COSTS, AS HE PROBABLY TOLD YOU,ARE TOO HIGH.
How do I cite this source which is a book that is referred to in an online reference? It needs to be APA format citation? Janis, I. L. & Mann, L. (1977). Decision making: A psychological analysis of conflict, choice, and commitment. New York: Free Press. Retrieved on May 30, 2005 from http://www.cedu.niu.edu/~fulmer/grou
This posting focuses on how "Sula" by Toni Morrison validates or illustrates the writers ideas using "Self Reliance" essay by Ralph Waldo Emerson.
I am preparing for an in class final and teacher has given us some possible topics to think about. Could use some help with this question. Why does Holden Caufield (Catcher inthe Rye) like the book "The Great Gatsby" so much?
This posting offers an example of a close reading analysis with a focus on Figurative language, Diction, Literal content, Structure, Style, Characterization, Tone, and other devices. The sample passage includes: He laughed. "So you are not all that young, to view the world in such terms!" he says. "Then, if you were a m
Using the theme from "Sula" written by Tono Morison and "One Fklew over the Cuckoos Nest" written by Ken Kesey, with the play write written by Dale Wasserman, What do the two have in common with reagards to their central theme. If possible I could use some help with specific connections.
"One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest" novel by ken kesey Play write by Dale Wasserman We are actually reading the play so some things may be different from the book but the basic analogy of flat characters applies. Why does Wasserman preface the play with a quotation from the novel "Like a caroon world, where figures are flat
Play write writen by Dale Wasserman based on the novel by Ken Kesey I need help with the dfollowing analytical question. Even if you cant get your hands on the play write knowledge of the novel will do. Question" Discuss the character of Nurse Ratchet. What does she "represent"? What develops her character.
The first line of the pasage reads, " There is a time in every ans education when he arrives at the conviction that envy is ignorance: that imitation is suicide..." What do you think Emerson means by this? Hoe does his working here tie in with the themes in other stories like The Great Gatsby, The Shawshank Redemption or Sula?
What does he mean when he says we are not "minors and invalids in a protected corner, but guides, redeemers, and benefactors, obeying the Almighty effort and advancing of Chaos and the dark"? Where have we seen this idea reflected in the stories of The great Gatsby, Sula, Shawshank redemption?
What is the significance of the sphinx motif in War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy? (I just need a general "how to" on figuring out the answer).
I give some possible thesis ideas to develop a paper on Tolstoy's "War and Peace."
Getting started when it comes to writing stories or essays for ourselves (not school) can be very difficult. A lot of young writers can feel like they are on their own and don't know where to go or how to get started. These are some helpful suggestions for the aspiring writer that wants to work hard to become better.
This library solution addresses 2 main inquiries relating to Ralph Ellison's 'Battle Royale.' 1. What does the narrator's grandfather mean by his statement: "Our life is a war and I have been a traitor all my born days, a spy in the enemy's country ever since I give up my gun back in the Reconstruction."? 2. Why does Ellis
Hi I need help with is following questions, attached is the essay please review and give me your comments on the following questions. 1. Evaluate the essay's introduction. Is it effective, drawing you into the narrative? Why or why not? 2. How does Staples prove that he is, indeed, the victim of stereotyping? (Cite speci
Please read attach essay, don't check for errors in essay. I need you to only answer the following: 1. Afterwards, of course, there were endless discussions about the shooting of the elephant. The owner was furious, but he was only an Indian and could do nothing. Besides, legally I had done the right thing, for a mad elep
A list of definitions of terms useful for writing or discussing poetry. Includes alliteration, assonance, end-stopped, enjambment, foot, free verse, metaphor, meter, nonce form, prose poem, rhyme, scansion, sestina, simile, sonnet, stanza, stress, tone, villanelle, and more.
I am writing a 1,200 word essay discussing the thematic and formal connections and differences between "The Road not Taken" and "Stopping by Woods One Snowy Evening". I understand some thematic connections (seasons, pastoral images, woods, what the narrator sees and what the narrator feels, traditional poetic form with the na
1. Agree or disagree with Asimov's statement: "My intelligence, then, is not absolute but is a function of the society I live in and of the fact that a small subsection of that society has managed to foist itself on the rest as an arbiter of such matters." Explain your answer. 2. How would you define intelligence? What i
These questions are reviewed: Question 1: As you were reading, what descriptive details, both visual and non-visual (smell, Sound, touch) caught your attenton? What made them so effective? Strong, active verbs? Original adjectives? The fact that they creared an image, impression or association in your mind? Question 2: In
Providing a 3 prong thesis and then to analyze "Young Goodman Brown" in terms of what this text says about good and evil and puritan morality in general. This is what I have developed for a 3 prong thesis: Nathaniel Hawthorne uses imagery and symbolism. These fictional elements are evident in the author's use of sexuali
Can a summary take more than one page or it has limited words? and also should i talk about every character or just have to analyze the main characters?and this book INSIDE OUT OUTSIDE IN.PG 132 TALKS ABOUT D.P THERE IS NOT MUCH EXPLANATION ON THE DP BUT THEN THE FULL WORD IS DISPLACED PERSON AND IT TALKS ABOUT SOME WAR THING AN
Details on how to answer summary questions.