...would remember for the rest of his life? Use evidence from the text to support your answer. You may use this space to brainstorm or prewrite your response. COMPLETE AND SUBMIT CHECKLIST AND FINAL RESPONSE ON PAGE 2 Short Answer Response Checklist Did you answer the question? Did you give proof from BOTH texts? Did you explain your answer? No more than 675 characters typed (all punctuation, including spaces) If you choose to handwrite, no longer than 10 lines long written out Written essays must be scanned or photographed and submitted through dropbox Write your final response in the box below. Do not write outside of this box. STAAR English I – Reading Short Answer Rubric Single Selections Score Point 0 Insufficient Response to the Question Score Point 1 Partially Sufficient Response to the Question Score Point 2 Sufficient Response to the Question Score Point 3 Exemplary Response to the Question Insufficient responses indicate a very limited reading performance. These responses have one of the following problems. Partially sufficient responses indicate a basic reading performance. These responses have one of the following characteristics. Sufficient responses indicate a satisfactory reading performance. These responses have the following characteristics....
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...powerful and successful entrepreneur/gangster at a party, a man known as Fred (Lambert) escapes from the police and takes refuge in the underground world of the Paris Métro. There he integrates with the dwellers and befriends several colourful characters, some of which are living under the subway to avoid police arrest like him. While the gangster's henchmen look for his trail, Fred develops a romance with the gangster's young trophy wife Héléna (Adjani),who had invited Fred to the spoiled party, and is bored with her gilded-caged life. Fred forms a pop band with some of his friends, like "The Drummer" (Reno) and Enrico The Bass Player (Serra), who compose the songs. While he is working on his project, Héléna's powerful husband pressures the police to find Fred. One of Fred's sidekicks, The Rollerskater, who had been targeted by the police from a long time, is captured by Commissioner Gesberg (Galabru). Another one, The Florist, robs a train carrying money alongside Fred, and then escapes. At a performance in the subway with the newly formed band -which was possible because Fred paid off the actual performers of an announced concert, with money from the train robbery, and put his band in their place- Fred is searched by the police and a henchman of Héléna's husband. The henchman shoots Fred just when Héléna was about to reach and warn him of the approaching danger. The film ends with Héléna kneeling beside Fred, who is lying on his back, looking content and singing along to the band...
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...Phonology is the system of sounds that languages have. There's a subset. There's a list, a finite list, of possible sounds that language can use. I'm going to put aside for the moment the question of sign languages and how they work. I'm going to talk about them in a little bit. The idea is that English has about forty of these phonemes. So, if you're a native monolingual speaker of English you hear speech and each sound you hear is categorized as falling into one of those forty morphemes — sorry, phonemes. So, for example, English has a phoneme of "lu," "l," and a phoneme of "r." And so, an English speaker can hear the difference between "lip" and "rip" and that corresponds to two different words in English. Other languages don't have that distinction and so those distinctions are very difficult for non-native English speakers to learn. So, part of what goes on when you learn, is you have to learn the language — the phonemes that your language has. Another part of the problem of learning language is you have to figure out what the boundaries are between the words. You have to use sound signals to figure out the boundaries between the words. Now that — If the only language you've ever heard is English, that's going to seem like a really weird example of a problem because you're listening to me speak and in between each of my words you're hearing a pause. You don't have to be very smart to figure out where one word begins and one word ends. But the pause is a psychological illusion. If...
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...1. Article 6 of the Treaty on European Union, called the Maastricht Treaty, states the EU is “founded” on: • rule of law 2. Which of the following is the path through which contractionary monetary policy works? • • Money down implies interest rate up implies investment down implies income down 3. Marketing research refers to__________. • the process of defining a marketing problem and opportunity, systematically collecting and analyzing information, and recommending actions 4. _____ is the process of converting meaning into messages composed of words and nonverbal signals. • Encoding 5. Sam, a marketing manager, often makes ethical decisions based on what others feel about those decisions. He often considers opinions from other managers and employees. Which of the following ethical systems do Sam’s decisions follow? • Relativism 6. The depreciation of currency will: • improve a country’s comparative advantage. 7. Which of the following is typically included in the drafting stage of writing an effective business message? • Setting a positive and other-oriented tone 8. If a population is known to be normally distributed, what can be said of the sample distribution of the sample mean drawn from this population? • For any sample size n, the sampling distribution of the sample mean is normally distributed. 9. Marketing refers to__________. • the activity for creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings that benefit its customers...
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...English assessment The earliest English towns most often grew around an intersection. People lived a peaceful country life in harmony with the environment, until the industrial revolution in the second half of the 18th century, which changed the calm lifestyle. The small rural citizens were forced to sell their land to the landlords and gradually moved to the cities, where they often only found poorly paid work in factories. The factories changed and eventually got bigger and bigger. The owner of the factory original lived near his factory and his workers, which he ruled over like a paterfamilias, during the 19 century, the factory towns developed into to large cities, where factory workers lived so closely together in horribly built buildings, also known as “back to backs”. The owners of the factories would, on the other hand, luxuriously in their big houses, far from the workers misery. After a while as the railway network spread in the 19th century, the middle class moved out of the cities, hereby the arise of the characteristic English neighborhoods with the double houses, that we know so well, and the cities were left to the working poor and the immigrants in the 19 and 20 century, which came to England from the Commonwealth. 1. He felt very sorry for the poor woman ouside the house, and said that she ought to be helped. 2. He bought at new car which was more expensive than the old car had been 3. I could not drive his car, so I took my own. 4. The...
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...contract is created for both parties to follow. However, if either of them fails to do so, then they are in breach of contract and the aggrieved party has legal rights that they can try and enforce. A contract is formed when there is an offer or acceptance. In this assignment I have been given a case to resolve and advise the parties whether they are in breach of contract or not. A contract is a promise or set of promises the law will enforce. The scenario I have been given states that Fred placed an advertisement providing his potential buyers with the information given below. ‘Garage sale of law books. Items include the entire set of Weekly Law Reports from 1970 – 1990 to be sold to the first person who is willing to pay £100 for the lot. Sale starts Saturday 11th December at 9am. Address 1, Fairfield Road, Hygate, Telephone Number, Hygate 12345.’ Hence, Peter sets out early on Saturday 11th December to be the first one in the queue and offers £100 to Fred. However, he discovers that Fred has sold the books to Sally who had phoned him to purchase the books as soon as she saw the advertisement. In order for a contract to arise, there must be an offer and acceptance. An offer is a definite promise to be bound provided certain specific terms are accepted. However, there are two types of offer including unilateral contract which is a contract where one party binds itself to perform a stated promise upon performance of the requested act or condition by the promise. However...
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...Who is Fred Patten? You may know the movies Vampire Hunter D or The Mystery of Mamo, But did you ever think on who directed and created them? If you ever wondered that then I will tell you about Fred Patten! Fred Patten was born on December 11,1940 in Los Angeles,CA. His parents were Shirley Patten and Beverly Patten. Fred Patten had loved science fiction when he was young,he even learned how to read and write the comic strips in the Los Angeles Times.At age nine he was reading SF in magazines and books. Fred Patten made a huge impact on our daily lives and should be noticed for his actions. When Patten was 11 years old he liked comic books and mangas. Young Patten would try to make his own comics for his peers to enjoy. Many of his peers liked his comics that were science fiction themed. Patten was happy that people liked his comics and continued to make them and soon started to make books. As Patten grew up he liked anime and fandoms that he followed along with. He founded the Cartoon/Fantasy Organization which was the first anime fan club Patten had participated in and created....
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...been 36 years since the implementation of the bilingual education policy yet over the past decades the policy was always questioned on whether it is really helpful or not (Espiritu). The policy was defined operationally as “the separate use of English and Filipino as the media of instruction in specific subject areas” and is working on the assumption that there is a certain degree of mastery of Filipino within the student (Espiritu; Isidro et al. 113). In line with the definition, the main goals of using English and Filipino as media of instruction are (1) to bring quality education, (2) to develop Filipino for exchanging of ideas, (3) to develop English as the international language and (4) to develop competence in both English and Filipino (Espiritu). Operating under these goals and since learning involves the teacher and the student, the implementation of bilingual education policy in the Philippines is beneficial for both the students and the teachers. The bilingual education policy plays three vital roles in student’s personal success. First is that bilingual education policy provides greater job opportunities for students after graduation. Because of the bilingual education policy, students will be more exposed to the use of English and Filipino in daily conversations and soon they will develop communication skills in these languages which they could use as an asset in finding jobs. Furthermore, according to Cloud, Genesee, and Hamayan, persons with more than one language...
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...President of Trebas Institute. | 250 | Edition | | 260 | Publisher and Place of Publication | Canada: [between 1969-2000] | 300 | Physical Description | 1 photograph : b&w gelatin silver print ; 12.5 x 17.5 cm. | 490 | Series | | 500 | General Notes | Credit: Library and Archives CanadaCopyright: Various | 505 | Content Notes | | 650 | Topical Subject Heading | | 700 | Added Entry (Personal Name) | Leonard, David. | 710 | Added Entry (Corporate Name) | | Tags | Field | Data | 020 | ISBN | | 022 | ISSN | | 050 | Call Number | | 100 | Main Entry (Personal Name) | | 110 | Main Entry (Corporate Name) | | 245 | Title and Statement of Responsibility | Commodore Educational System, Ltd: Computer English. | 250 | Edition | | 260 | Publisher and Place of Publication | Canada: 1970 - 1979 | 300 | Physical Description | 1 reproduction: offset lithograph on wove paper. 51.5 x 72.5 cm.Support: 72.500 x 51.500 cm | 490 | Series | | 500 | General Notes | This poster is for the Commodore Educational System. | 505 | Content Notes | | 650 | Topical Subject Heading | Credit: Library and Archives Canada, 1984-92-114 | 700 | Added Entry (Personal Name) | | 710 | Added Entry (Corporate Name) | | Tags | Field | Data | 020 | ISBN | | 022 | ISSN | | 050 | Call Number | | 100 | Main Entry (Personal Name) | | 110 | Main Entry (Corporate Name) | | 245 | Title and Statement of Responsibility | D.W. Lumbard sitting...
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...Interview one: Dr. Deborah Gewertz and Frederick Errington English literature, one undergrad anthropology course. Blew her out of the water, 1960. He taught her ways people lived in an engaging manner. Intellectual home. Subject matter was to live differently and freely than she had ever done before. Or to analyze the way other people live. Graduate degree city university New York. Went to mackny the same as Fred, a different place away from New York City, the last unknown away from the city. It was the thing to do at the time, to leave. She does not think it is acceptable to do field work far away from home. Share their tribal secrets with them, singular terms of humanity, write them in an ethornogophy. Fred dads was a scientist, did well in biology. Expanding your own experience, adventures, see things that most people wouldn’t see other perspectives. Let’s listen to Dr. Regna Darnell tell us more about linguistic anthropology Began with Boaz who taught himself linguistics when he wanted to study languages that had not been written before he had done fieldwork with them. First eskimo, later various north west coast languages. Do it yourself linguistic in terms of field work. Out of all his students, Saphir was the only one who came out as a professional’s linguist. But in the late 19 century there was no professional linguist so up until 1925 founding society of The Linguistic Society of America (LSA). The linguist were in language departments, mostly german or they...
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...Azucar v. Industria Azucarera Nacional S.A. (The Playa Larga and Marble Islands) 11. Gatoil International Inc v. Tradax Petroleum Ltd; Same v. Panatlantic Carriers Corporation (The “Rio Sun”) Mock Test 2 (Transportation) 1. Explain the following INCOTERMS: a) CIF (10 marks) b) FOB (10 marks) 2. Explain the significant of below mentioned cases: a) Pyrene Co Ltd v Scindia Navigation Co Ltd (10 marks) b) Lickbarrow v Mason (10 marks) c) Ingis v Stock (10 marks) 3. Examine the structure and characteristics of International business (10 marks) 4. Examine the duties of a buyer and seller accordance with CIF (15 marks) Mock Test 3 (Transportation) 1. 50 marks By a charter party dated 12 March, Fred chartered the m.v. Flora from Melanie, for the...
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...The Japanese Period (1941-1945) Historical Background: Between 1941-1945, Philippine Literature was interrupted in its development when the Philippines were again conquered by another foreign country, Japan. Philippine literature in English came to a halt. Except for the TRIBUNE and the PHILIPPINE REVIEW, almost all newspapers in English were stopped by the Japanese. This had an advantageous effect on Filipino Literature, which experienced renewed attention because writers in English turned to writing in Filipino. Juan Laya, who uses to write in English, turned to Filipino because of the strict prohibitions of the Japanese regarding any writing in English. The weekly LIWAYWAY was placed under strict surveillance until it was managed by Japanese named Ishiwara. In other words, Filipino literature was given a break during this period. Many wrote plays, poems, short stories, etc. Topics and themes were often about life in the provinces. A. FILIPINO POETRY DURING THIS PERIOD The common theme of most poems during the Japanese occupation was nationalism, country, love, and life in the barrios, faith, religion and the arts. Three types of poems emerged during this period. They were: 1. Haiku –a poem of free verse that the Japanese like. It was made up of 17 syllables divided into three lines. The first line had 5 syllables, the second, 7 syllables, and the third, five. The Haiku is allegorical in meaning, is short and covers a wide scope in meaning. 2. Tanaga...
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...Итоговая аттестация по английскому языку в 4-м классе Пояснительная записка Цели проведения итогового контроля в новой форме: проверить уровень сформированности элементарных коммуникативных умений в основных видах речевой деятельности: аудировании, говорении, чтении и письме; выявить группу учащихся, обладающих ярко-выраженными способностями к английскому языку для формирования класса с углубленным изучением английского языка на следующей ступени обучения; Особенности нового формата итогового контроля: 1. Проверке подлежат все основные виды речевой деятельности (чтение, аудирование, письмо, говорение), в то время как предыдущим вариантом тестирования навыки аудирования и письма не проверялись, а акцент делался на проверке знания грамматики. 2. Конторольно-измерительные материалы по каждому виду речевой деятельности имеют три уровня сложности (базовый, средний и повышенный, с элементами творческого характера), что дает возможность каждому учащемуся продемонстрировать собственный уровень достижений. 3. Оценка производится по 100-балльной системе (по 20 баллов на каждый вид тестирования) без перевода в 5-балльную. 4. Итоговое тестирование обязательно для всех учащихся, т.к. все они обучались по одной программе с одинаковым количеством часов. Данный формат полностью согласуется с примерными заданиями для итоговой оценки достижения планируемых результатов начального языкового образования, рекомендуемыми новыми образовательными стандартами последнего...
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...Emotion Secrets Webinar Text Hello everyone. Welcome to the webinar. This one is for our European members. Of course, anybody is welcome. But I tried to choose a time that was good for all of you members in Europe. So today I’m going to do a couple things. First I’m going to talk for about 20 minutes about this topic of using emotion to learn English faster and to speak English better and how can you use your emotions, how can you change your emotions quickly and easily? So I will talk for about 20 minutes. During that time I will not be answering questions so you can type your comments in the chat. It’s okay. I’ll look at them sometimes. But I won’t be reading questions and I won’t be answering questions, in the beginning. After I finish talking about the topic then you can enter your questions in that chat box right at the bottom there. So if you notice, you know, there’s got the window here. We’ve got our window with, you know, it’s Effortless English Club and then slash webinars. That’s where probably most of you are. And I’m typing it in right now, webinars and we hit enter and then you see, you know, they’ve got this big window for the web stream and then underneath we’ve got our chat box and you can see we’ve got moderators, that’s me, viewers and then we’ve got a bunch of guests. So we’ve got a bunch of people. Then under that there’s a little box and you can type your comments or your questions in the box and then you hit send and it’ll ask you to register. The first...
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...6.2 Supplementary textbooks Asch, David and Bowman, Cliff (eds.) 1989: Readings in Strategic Management. Basingstoke: Macmillan / Open University. Barney, Jay and Hesterly, William S 2008: Strategic Management and Competitive Advantage: Concepts and Cases (2nd ed). Harlow: Pearson. Capon, Claire 2008: Understanding Strategic Management. Harlow: FT Prentice Hall. Coulter, Mary 2008: Strategic Management in Action (4th ed). Harlow: Pearson David, Fred 2007: Strategic Management: Concepts (11th ed). Harlow: Pearson. De Wit, Bob and Meyer, Ron 1994: Strategy – Process, Content, Context – An International Perspective. Minneapolis et al.: West Publishing. Heracleous, Loizos 2003: Strategy and Organization – Realizing Strategic Management. Cambridge: CUP. Hunger, David J and Wheelen, Thomas L 2007: Essentials of Strategic Management (4th ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Prentice Hall. Johnson, Gerry; Scholes, Kevan and Whittington, Richard 2009: Fundamentals of Strategy. Harlow: FT Prentice Hall. Lynch, Richard 2009: Strategic Management (5th ed.). Harlow: FT Prentice Hall. Macmillan, Hugh and Tampoe, Mahen 2000: Strategic Management – Process, Content and Implementations. Oxford: OUP. Sutherland, Jonathan and Canwell, Diane 2004: Key Concepts in Strategic Management. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. Further Strategic Management books are available in section 658.4012 in the library. The library catalogue is available on-line at http://libcat2.gre.ac.uk/TalisPrism...
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