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- Study Guide
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Starship Troopers Chapter Study Guide Chapter One (Pg. 1-25) 1. What is Johnny feeling? Why? a. Johnny is feeling scared and anxious because he is about to be dropped into battle but everyone else just says its excitement and nerves coming into play. 2. D
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Study Guide
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- SAT1.3Vocab
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Ascetic- adj. hermitlike; practicing self-denial Synonym:self-denying, self-disciplined Antonym:sybaritic Sentence:A more or less ascetic mode of life was also natural under the circumstances. Astute- adj. shrewd; keen in judgment Synonym:sharp, acute, in
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SAT1.3Vocab
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- StarshipLesson
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Vocabulary Word/Part of Speech/Sentence 1. a. 2. a. 3. a. 4. a. 5. a. 6. a. 7. a. 8. a. Mustered-Verb;assemble (troops), especially for inspection or in preparation for battle. In November 1865 he was honorably mustered out of the volunteer service. Inter
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StarshipLesson
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- SATVocabulary
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Abstract- n. thought of apart from concrete realities, specific objects, or actual instances Synonym:theoretical,intellectual Antonym:actual, concrete Sentence:He presented abstract concepts with practical data. Acquiesce- v. submit or comply silently wit
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SATVocabulary
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- SAT1.5Vocab
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Censure- v. to condemn severely for doing something bad Synonym:condemn, rebuke, blame, objection Antonym:praise, acceptance, agreement, endorsement Sentence:If Bart receives another censure from his boss, he will more than likely lose his job. Coalesce-
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SAT1.5Vocab
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- SAT2.1
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Concise- adj. brief and to the point; succinct Synonym:terse, pithy, brief, summary, meaty, short and sweet Antonym:lengthy, wordy, long, redundant Sentence:The concise exam was greatly appreciated by the exhausted students who had studied all night for t
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SAT2.1
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- SAT2.3
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Discreet- adj. prudent; judiciously reserved Synonym:reserved, prudent, tactful, judicious, controlled Antonym:careless, idiotic, foolish, stupid, reckless, uncareful Sentence:Hoping to avoid detection, the shoplifter tried to be discreet while walking th
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SAT2.3
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- SATVocab2
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Ameliorate- v. to make better or more tolerable Synonym:improve, update, enhance, help, benefit, boost, amend Antonym:worse, lessen, downgrade Sentence:The policy of the government is to leave the Andamanese alone, while doing what is possible to ameliora
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SATVocab2
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- 3.4
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Insipid- adj. without distinctive, interesting, or stimulating qualities Synonym:banal, bland, dead, dry, flat, soft Antonym:interesting, appealing, spontanious, different Sentence:When you present, please do not be an insipid speaker who makes everyone f
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3.4
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- 2.5
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Engender- v. to bring into existence; to create; to cause Synonym:cause, create, spawn, birth, give Antonym:take away, leave, stay, constant Sentence:The restaurant hoped the act of giving out free ice cream would engender customer loyalty. Enigma- n. a m
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2.5
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- 3.2
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Gravity- n. seriousness; danger; emergency Synonym:pressure, weight, force, emergency, danger, serious, tone Antonym:false, funny, fake, alright, okay, safe Sentence:The gravity in his voice made her afraid of what was to come. Guile- n. insidious cunning
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3.2
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- 1.4SATVocab
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Banal- adj. unoriginal; ordinary Synonym:common, ordinary, usual, stereotyped Antonym:original Sentence: Because the movies plot was banal, we knew exactly how the film would end. Belligerent- adj. combative; quarrelsome; raging war Synonym:hostile, aggre
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1.4SATVocab
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- SAT2.4
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Dogmatic- adj. arrogantly assertive of unproven ideas; stubbornly claiming that something (often a system of beliefs) is beyond dispute Synonym:arrogant, stubborn, claiming, bullheaded, cocky Antonym:willing, obedient, uncertain, doubtful Sentence:The pre
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SAT2.4
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- SAT3.1Vocab
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Extol- v. to praise highly; laud; eulogize Synonym:praise, applaud, glorify, rave, root Antonym:blame, hate, scorn, censure, criticize Sentence:Because Helen and Gina were jealous of their sisters good fortune, they did not extol her when she won the acad
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SAT3.1Vocab
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- 3.5
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Mitigate- v. to lessen in force or intensity, as wrath, grief, harshness, or pain Synonym:blunt, dull ,ease, wrath, pain, hurt Antonym:easy, nice, painless, calm, cool, caring Sentence:The doctor gave me a prescription to mitigate the pain. Novel- adj. of
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3.5
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- SAT3.3Vocab
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Incessant- adj. continuing without interruption; ceaseless; unending Synonym:continuing, ceaseless, never ending, constant, eternal Antonym:bounding, ceasing, stopped, paused Sentence:His reign is marked by almost incessant fighting in northern Syria. Ind
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SAT3.3Vocab
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- SAT2.2
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Deference- n. submission to anothers will; respect; courtesy Synonym:submission, willing, courtesy, respect, obey Antonym:fight, dishonor, disobedient Sentence:Kyle decided to shave off his mohawk in deference to his Grandmother. Depravity- n. extreme wic
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SAT2.2
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- Essay Questions Test
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Essay Question Test Prompt 4: Do human beings have rights? Begin with Heinleins arguments, and then proceed to your own. What rights do you have? Why do you have them? What are the consequences of those rights? Do you agree that a national obsession with
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Essay Questions Test
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- CH.1-3 Quiz
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Starship Troopers: Chapter 1-3 Quiz Pages 1 - 63 1. Describe the capabilities of the MIs powered armor suit. Provide specific details. a. The power armor is basically their version of an iron man suit. It shots rockets and has parachutes. It has a helmet
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CH.1-3 Quiz
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- CH.8 Quiz
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Starship Troopers Chapter 8 (pages 137-153) 1. What did Dillinger do? After Dillinger does not show up day after day, they wrote him as absent without leave on the morning muster. They then later found out that he killed a baby girl. 2. What does the MI d
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CH.8 Quiz
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- Annoted Bib
- Swansboro High School
- Honors English 4
- ENGLISH 404 - Fall 2016
- Adkins 1 Katie Adkins Adam Daniels English 3 Honors December 13, 2016 Annotated Bibliography Halle, Louis Joseph. The Cold War as History. London: Chatto & Windus, 1967. Print. The source is creditable due to the fact that the author, Louis Halle was an a
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Annoted Bib
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- Credit 2017
- Swansboro High School
- billing
- MATH 12 - Spring 2017
- CREDIT REPORT SHEILA DELAROSA Order Confirmation 8936ba02e0d64dac92809a02dbc966bc Report Confirmation 7552678510 1. Summary Review this summary for a quick view of key information contained in your Equifax Credit Report. Report Date Feb 21, 2017 Credit Fi
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Credit 2017
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- Hope and Symbolism (10)
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- MATH 12 - Spring 2017
- COMPLETE: symbolism in Hope is the thing with feathers As a quick review, a metaphor is a figure of speech that compares two objects, and it can be used to compare a symbol to what it represents. Metaphors are often used in poetry in which one thing is pi
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Hope and Symbolism (10)
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- I Hear America Singing remake
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- MATH 12 - Spring 2017
- Name: Damien de la Rosa Model Poem for "I Hear My School Singing" In the poem I Hear America Singing, Whitman celebrates the diversity of American life, focusing on individuality. This poem is a list poemWhitman lists or catalogues the people he hears sin
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I Hear America Singing remake
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- Module 6 post assesment
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- MATH 12 - Spring 2017
- Question 1 Whitman Walt and Dickerson Emily both used imagery in their writing. For Whitman it was in A Clear Midnight, and for Dickerson it was in The sun and Moon must make their Haste. In this I will be showing you how they both used imagery very well
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Module 6 post assesment
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- I Hear America Singing
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- MATH 12 - Spring 2017
- QUESTIONS 1-10 1. What do you notice about this poem? (where is the repetition.remember this from Module 2 on speeches). What is different about the free verse of this poem and the rhymed poems you studied in Module 4 with Edgar Allen Poe? When you write
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I Hear America Singing
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- Success and Metaphor
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- MATH 12 - Spring 2017
- Metaphors: Success is counted sweetest As we've discussed, a metaphor is figure of speech in which an implied comparison is made between two unlike things that in fact do have something in common. Metaphor is similar to a simile except that it does not us
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Success and Metaphor
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- E-Cardplease
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- MATH 12 - Spring 2017
- E-Card Directions: Complete this e-card by filling in your personal information. Name: Damien de la Rosa Birthday: August 4, 1999 Address: 3888 Albany Rd. Tarawa Terrace Camp Lejeune NC Personal E-mail Address: [email protected] Parents Name: Sheila
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- I Hear America Singing
- Swansboro High School
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- MATH 12 - Spring 2017
- QUESTIONS 1-10 1. What do you notice about this poem? (where is the repetition.remember this from Module 2 on speeches). What is different about the free verse of this poem and the rhymed poems you studied in Module 4 with Edgar Allen Poe? When you write
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I Hear America Singing
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- My Declaration of Independence
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- MATH 12 - Spring 2017
- My Declaration of Independence We the people of Lejeune High, in Order to form a more perfect Lunch system, establish food checks, insure fresh produce, provide for the common student, promote general wellness, and secure the blessings of privilege to our
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My Declaration of Independence