May this day come again and again
May my heart sing this again and again
May you live a thousand years
This is indeed my wish
Happy Birthday to you
Happy Birthday to you
Happy Birthday to
Happy Birthday to you
(Am) not in my senses right now
Who can I fall back on for support
Who is there who is your equal
Who can I indeed name
No, no, there really is none
Nobody is beautiful (as you)
On whom one’s glance just stays
Who is considered without equal
May you live a thousand years
This is indeed my wish
Happy Birthday to
Happy Birthday to you
Like others here I could’ve also brought you a gift today
In this beautiful assembly, I could’ve also brought you flowers
But my heart said, what need does she have
Of flowers
When she herself symbolizes Spring
And makes every bud’s heartbeat swing
May you live a thousand years
This is indeed my wish
Happy Birthday to
Happy Birthday to you
The flowers from the gardens send you these greetings
The stars from the sky want to do a meeting
They pray that the Lord may bestow on you
The years that the moon has
Even if it means the day of resurrection arrives first
May you live a thousand years
This is indeed my wish
Happy Birthday to
Happy Birthday to you
May this day come again and again
May my heart sing this again and again
May you live a thousand years
This is indeed my wish
Happy Birthday to you
Happy Birthday to you
Happy Birthday to
Happy Birthday to you
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Paragraph 14 from "Apple and Branding — What Can We Learn?": Apple's branding strategies however, stretch far beyond just advertising. The way the company introduces their products with carefully chosen words such as 'the thinnest ever', or 'the most advanced yet' makes users feel like they have the best product in the world, regardless of whether this is actually true. And with no tech talk in any advert, how could anybody know? In fact, Apple introduces features that most users have had for a long time but successfully make it seem as though they have just invented the wheel.
After rereading Paragraph 14, paraphrase the paragraph by applying what you learned in this lesson. In your response, make sure to correctly paraphrase by: Maintaining the meaning of the original quoteUsing one or more paraphrasing strategies
Why might Curzon be speaking “bitterly”?
the book called CHAINS
Answer:
because he was describing slavery and saying how they were chains
Explanation:
Why does Marguerite admire Mrs. Flowers?
Answer: Marguerite admires Mrs. Flowers in Maya Angelou's novel "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings." Mrs. Flowers is a cultured, well-educated woman who serves as a mentor and role model for Marguerite. Mrs. Flowers introduces Marguerite to literature and the arts, helping to cultivate her love of learning and appreciation for beauty. Mrs. Flowers is also kind and understanding, offering Marguerite comfort and support during a difficult time in her life. These qualities and her impact on Marguerite's life are why Marguerite admires Mrs. Flowers.
Explanation:
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please help this is due now! 20 points!!
1. Define each term and explain how it can help a reader better understand a work of literary nonfiction.
Purpose:
Perspective:
Message:
Answer: To begin, a purpose in literary nonfiction refers to the reason a text was written. This leads to understanding the aims behind the creation of a text.
Next, a perspective readers see and experience the events and feelings about the characters through a certain point of view, which is called a “perspective.” A perspective is a literary tool, which serves as a lens through which readers observe characters, events, and happenings. A writer may narrate the story from his perspective, or from a character’s perspective. Its purpose is to make the voice of a writer distinctive from other writers.
Lastly, the message is WHAT outcome to are presenting to the reader or precisely what meaning does it send to the reader. What does the outcome constitute? What does the outcome MEAN to the reader.
Explanation: SORRY, this took so long to type out. Hope I'm not too late, good luck on your assignment!!! --
I think that would be Purpose.
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sorry if it is wrong :D
Rewrite the confrontation between Mister Bellingham and Master Lockton using Mister Bellingham as a first-person narrator. How would he interpret the events in this section? What would his perspective on Master Lockton be? Write at least 6 sentences in your scene. Bonus points if you can include any of this week’s vocabulary!
the book called CHAINS
I don't know any of this weeks vocabulary, but i will try to make whats best of it.
I, Mister Bellingham, was quite taken aback when Master Lockton confronted me. He strode towards me with a certain air of haughtiness, his eyes blazing with indignation. I could tell that he was quite irate, though I couldn't fathom why.
As he approached, I noticed his hands were clenched tightly at his sides and his jaw was set in a tight line. I felt a flicker of apprehension, wondering what he could possibly want with me.
"Mister Bellingham," he began, his voice tight with anger, "I have come to demand an explanation for your behavior!"
I was taken aback by his audacity, but I refused to let him intimidate me. I stood tall and faced him, meeting his gaze with a steady one of my own.
"I don't understand what you mean, Master Lockton," I replied coolly. "What behavior are you referring to?"
Master Lockton scowled at me, clearly frustrated by my nonchalant demeanor. I could tell that he was having trouble controlling his temper, but I was determined to stand my ground.
From my perspective, Master Lockton was being unreasonable and overreacting. I couldn't understand why he was so worked up over something so trivial. I suspected that he was just looking for a scapegoat to vent his anger on. Nevertheless, I refused to let him bully me.
Why does Mrs. Flowers invite Marguerite home with her?
Answer: This is about "I know why the caged bird sings" I believe, and the answer is
To help Marguerite become less shy and more comfortable to read in front of her peers.
Explanation:
Read the essay and highlight/list all of the transitions.
I need at least five different transitions but if you can find one or two that would already be a huge help.
(please help)
Answer:
These are some transitions if that helps
Can you make me a poem about the color silver without saying the color silver?
It can be any type of poem.
It can have any amount of stanzas but please put the same amount of lines in each stanza.
Don't copy it from another person.
Thanks so much I appreciate it!
Answer: I saw a shiny lining once,
Blowing in the wind by chance,
tossed or otherwise discarded,
by one who no longer believed;
behind every cloud a sun,
beneath the tears an honest smile,
between the fading thoughts of life
a new year to bring change;
Explanation:
How did you feel the CAASP test practice went? Were you able to understand the readings and the questions clearly? Do you feel confident about taking this test?
Answer: Yes. It went very well
Explanation:
Which is Master Lockton? How do you know?
the book called CHAINS
Answer:
For starters, Mr. Lockton is a staunch loyalist and slave owner. Being a loyalist, he is loyal to the British empire and at various points throughout the novel attempts to bribe various patriots and plots to assassinate George Washington.
Squeaky learns that Raymond is just as capable and deserving of success as she is; this realization shows that she is:
Static
Dynamic
dynamic
Explanation:
(of a person) positive in attitude and full of energy and new ideas.
You are to write a three-paragraph literary essay based on one of the 3 stories that you have read and analyzed in this unit.
Analyze how a theme of the story is developed. Discuss how the actions and interactions of characters and events develop the theme. Make sure to use textual evidence as support.
Choose one of these themes and analyze the development of the theme:
"President Cleveland, Where Are You?" Theme: A sign of maturity is the realization that it is important to put loved ones before oneself.
"White Umbrella" Theme: Sometimes one must face loss before one can appreciate what one has.
"Raymond's Run" Theme: Friendship can be found in unexpected places.
You are to write a three-paragraph essay based on what you have learned this unit. Your final submission should meet the following requirements:
Write an essay that contains an introduction with hook and thesis statement, supporting paragraphs with evidence and at least one quotation per paragraph, and a conclusion that restates the thesis and reviews the main points.
Use transitions appropriate to the pattern of organization.
Use vocabulary to create tone and voice.
Text evidence
Vary sentence structure
Essay is typed and submitted pls 100 points
Answer:
“White Umbrella”
My essay is about the “White Umbrella”.The theme of the “White Umbrella” is sometimes you need to lose something or somebody to appreciate it or them for what they have and what they or it has given you.I think it is a very important lesson many people should learn and appreciate things and people before they're gone.
I did wonder why the narrator wanted the white umbrella so much.
The narrator compares herself to Eugenie and Eugenie in her eyes looks good with the umbrella, therefore, the narrator thinks she may look good with the umbrella. I think that that's why she may want the umbrella.
Another thing I wondered is why does the narrator want to tell Miss Crosman that she is the school spelling bee champion, that she isn’t ticklish, and that she can do karate? She wants Ms. Crossman thinks she is a perfect kid, better than Eugine.
I still wonder, if she compares herself to Eugine, why does she want to believe she is a better kid than Eugine?
Moving on I also wonder during the ride home, why does the narrator tell her mother, “I wish you would quit”?I believe it's because she is sick of her mother being tired constantly and unable to pick them up and go back to being a mom to her. I can relate to my biological mother never really being a mother to me So I can understand the feeling of wanting your mother to be there for you and be a mother to you.
So from the “White Umbrella,” I still wonder about many things. If I was to get into all of the things I wondered about the “White Umbrella” We could be here all day. So with that I
I am gonna consider this essay complete. I learned many things from the “White Umbrella” but I still have many questions and theories since I read it and started writing this.
-put it in your own words or you might get caught cheating