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- IU BAND DAY
- Seymour Senior High School
- AdvConBand 2
- MUSIC 41702.01 - Spring 2017
- Seymour High School Marching Owls & Cheerleaders I.U. Band Day 2016 Saturday, September 24 September 12, 2016 Dear Band and Cheerleader Parents & Students, The Seymour High School Marching Owls and Seymour High School Varsity Cheerleaders will participate
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IU BAND DAY
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- Band Calendar 2016-2017
- Seymour Senior High School
- AdvConBand 2
- MUSIC 41702.01 - Spring 2017
- SEYMOUR HIGH SCHOOL BAND CALENDAR 2016-2017 PLEASE RESERVE THESE DATES WITH YOUR FAMILY/EMPLOYERS. ALL PERFORMANCES ARE MANDATORY AND PART OF YOUR BAND GRADE. BASKETBALL PEP BAND SCHEDULES WILL BE ISSUED IN NOVEMBER. JULY 25-JULY 29, M-F AUGUST 14, SUNDAY
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Band Calendar 2016-2017
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- DartGunMuzzleVelocity-AlexLovins
- Seymour Senior High School
- AP Physics
- SCIENCE N/A - Fall 2016
- Alex Lovins Partner: Hunter Bauserman 9/14/16 Finding the Velocity of a Spring Gun Using Changes in Distance Purpose The purpose of this lab is to find the velocity of a spring gun through the linearization of a y vs x graph. Velocity is defined as the ch
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- 3BufferReport
- Seymour Senior High School
- AP Chemistry
- SCIENCE N/A - Fall 2015
- Creating and Testing a Buffer Solution 3/8/16 Alex Lovins Partner: Edwin Flores Objectives The purpose of this lab is to develop a buffer solution that works when adding moderate amounts of acid or base to teach more about how a buffer works and why it is
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- ShortAnswerReviewQuestions
- Seymour Senior High School
- AP United States History
- SOCIAL STUDIES N/A - Fall 2014
- Alex Lovins AP US History National Test Review NO PARTNERS ALLOWED ALL ANSWERS MUST BE IN YOUR OWN TERMS! ANY COPYING FOUND WILL LEAD TO A LOSS OF ALL POINTS FOR ALL INVOLVED! Short Answer Question: Summary of DBQ/FRQ questions Rubric: (115 Total Points P
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- ObjectiveQuestionsUnit7
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- AP United States History
- SOCIAL STUDIES N/A - Fall 2014
- Alex Lovins AP US History Chapters 26-30 Short Answer Questions NO PARTNERS ALLOWED ALL ANSWERS MUST BE IN YOUR OWN TERMS! ANY COPYING FOUND WILL LEAD TO A LOSS OF ALL POINTS FOR ALL INVOLVED! 1) In 1945, did both the United States and the Soviet Union tr
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- OnCompassionRhetoricalAnalysis-AlexLovins
- Seymour Senior High School
- AP English Language & Composition
- ENGLISH 1056 - Fall 2016
- Alex Lovins Period 5 9/15/15 Almost everyday homeless people are seen walking on the street begging for money, or just trying to find a good place to stay for the night. However, when we watch them go by we never think about if theyll eat soon, or whether
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- 17.1 Drifitng Contintients_
- Seymour Senior High School
- Earth Science
- SCIENCE 3044 - Fall 2016
- Early observations: In the late 1500s abraham ortelius a dutch cartographer noticed the appart fit of continents on either side of the Atlantic Ocean He proposed that North American and South American had been separated from Europe and Africa by earthquak
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- Unit5 sedimentary rocks
- Seymour Senior High School
- Earth Science
- SCIENCE 3044 - Fall 2016
- sediments are small pieces of rock that are moved and deposited by water wind glaciers and gravity weathering: during physical weathering minerals remain chemically unchanged rock fragments break off of the solid rock along fractures or grain boundaries
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Unit5 sedimentary rocks
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- ROCK NOTES
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- Earth Science
- SCIENCE 3044 - Fall 2016
- SANDSTONE: fine to medium grain composed mainly of sand sized minerals or rock grains most sandstone is composed of quartz or feldspar can be any color but common are tan, brown, yellow, red, grey, pink, white, and black. CONGLOMERATE: coarse grained
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ROCK NOTES
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- Unit 4 The Systems
- Seymour Senior High School
- Earth Science
- SCIENCE 3044 - Fall 2016
- The moon: Exploring the Moon The first step toward reaching the moon was 1957 when the soviet Union launched the first artificial satellite Sputnik I Fours years later soviet cosmonaut Yuri A Gagarin became the first human in space On July 20, 1969 th
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- Chapter 21
- Seymour Senior High School
- Earth Science
- SCIENCE 3044 - Fall 2016
- The Geologic time scale Organizing time: Fossils are the remains traces or imprints of ancient organisms. By studying rock layers and the fossils within them geologists can reconstruct aspects of earth's history and interpret ancient environments. The tim
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- vocab 9
- Seymour Senior High School
- vocabulary
- ENGLISH english 10 - Fall 2015
- Formal Essays An essay that is written to inform or persuade someone Foreshadowing Hints at what is to come Irony When the opposite of what you expect to happen happens Archetypes Biblical story which is attached to a larger meaning Creation From the stor
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- vocab 8
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- vocabulary
- ENGLISH english 10 - Fall 2015
- Tone Attitude a writer takes toward the subject or the reader Atmosphere Overall emotion in a piece of literature Essay A brief, nonfiction composition, usually expressing a personal or limited view of the topic Foil A character who provides striking cont
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- vocab 7
- Seymour Senior High School
- vocabulary
- ENGLISH english 10 - Fall 2015
- Biography An account of someone's life written by another person Climax The moment of highest emotional intensity in a plot when the outcome of the conflict is finally made clear Dramatic irony Audience member/reader knows something a character in the sto
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- vocab 6
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- vocabulary
- ENGLISH english 10 - Fall 2015
- Narrative tells a story, ex. short story, novel, drama, narrative poem Major Characters fully developed and the protagonist Co Main Characters antagonists, usually the enemy or opposing force Allusion reference in the text to something outside of the text
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- vocab 5
- Seymour Senior High School
- vocabulary
- ENGLISH english 10 - Fall 2015
- Thematic Idea mian idea that re-occurs throughout the text Explicit theme can be found directly in the text (specific statement) Implicit create a speicific statemetn about he main idea of the text (not direcly in the text) Satire a literary device that u
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- vocab 4
- Seymour Senior High School
- vocabulary
- ENGLISH english 10 - Fall 2015
- Symbolism A person, place or object which has a meaning in itself but suggests other meanings as well. Things, characters and actions can be symbols. Anything that suggests a meaning beyond the obvious. Some symbols are conventional, generally meaning the
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- vocab 3
- Seymour Senior High School
- vocabulary
- ENGLISH english 10 - Fall 2015
- Couplet two line rhyming stanza Triplet three line rhyming stanza quatraine four line rhyming stanza Sonnet A lyric poem of 14 lines Shakespearean sonnet Composed of three quatraines and a couplet. The stanzas are differentiated from one another by a shif
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- vocab 2
- Seymour Senior High School
- vocabulary
- ENGLISH english 10 - Fall 2015
- Synecdoche part of something represents the whole thing (Wheels can mean a whole car) Oxymoron A pair of words which seem mutually contradictory Paradox statement which is apparently self contradictory but which is nevertheless true Parody mocking imitati
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- vocab 1
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- vocabulary
- ENGLISH english 10 - Fall 2015
- Simile Direct comparison between two essentially unlike things, intended to show a similarity in both Metaphor An implied comparison between two unlike things to show likeness through some similarity, no comparitive words used Personification A specific t
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- vocab 10
- Seymour Senior High School
- vocabulary
- ENGLISH english 10 - Fall 2015
- Alliteration: the repetition of the initial consonant there should be at least two repetitions in a row Archtype: usage of any object or situation as it was originally made Appositive Phrase a noun or noun phrase that renames another noun right beside it
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