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or For which of the following diagrams does entail Select all that apply                       A B C D E Warmup The regions below visually enclose the set of models that satisfy the respective sentence . C. Birch, H. . Schunker. (MPS), D. C. Braun (NWRA). Motivations. How does active region emergence work?. Where do AR come from?. How do emerging AR interact with convection?. What are the flows associated with AR?. Description . re-telling of history. facts. stories . what happened.. Analysis . SO WHAT?!. Why is it important?. What does this tell us about the topic/issue? (depends on the ? . a. sked). As a writer of history, your job is to do BOTH---. 32 Frequetly Asked uestions 2 Enclose - requetly sed uestionsWht is the Enclose all fame depth?Enclose alls ae 4 dee. Wht ae the vailable Enclose glass thicnesses?Enclose o ers a ange of glass thicnes ENCLOSE and ENCLOSE FRAMELESS GLASS WALLS 2.5.16 Rev. 2 ENCLOSE and ENCLOSE FRAMELESS GLASS WALLS 2.5.16 Rev. 2 This page is intentionally blank. 2.5.16 Rev. 2Unit 1 — Start a Walls DrawingUni IBSO Presentation. Learner profile and introductions. TOK question discussions continued. Course overview. Social contract. Study skills survey. Homework: Diagnostic due 9/4(A Day), 9/3 (B Day). Literature TOK Questions. Trevor . Vallarino. Ian Nelson. When to use parenthesis. Use parenthesis to enclose explanatory or additional information (When it is appropriate in a sentence). .. Rules of Parenthesis: . Rule 1 . Use parenthesis to enclose words that clarify or are used as an aside.. right. . of you.. Label . either. the . end rhyme . scheme (AA BB CC DD or . ababcdcdefef. ) OR the examples of . CONCRETE textual evidence. .. Understanding the Prologue. What is the definition of a prologue?. - The marks of parenthesis are the marks of punctuation . ( ) . that set off unrelated words, phrases, or clauses that do not change the meaning of the sentence when omitted. Use marks of parenthesis in pairs.. Bell-Ringers: Sentence Fix Ups. Read the sentence---write a correction in your notebook. Be prepared to explain your revision decisions.. Warm Up Sentence #1. swimming desperate to reach the shore a light was seen in the distance. 1 and 2. Warm Up Sentence. swimming desperate to reach the shore a light was seen in the distance. . Corrected: . Swimming . desperate. ly. to reach the shore, . Bob. . saw . a light in the distance. Joyous; jolly; amusing. Part of speech:. Adjective. Sentence using word:. . Synonyms:. Carefree. Cheerful. playful. Mirthful. Week 31. Grammar Pattern:. Two sentences can be combined by changing one sentence into a subordinate clause to create a complex sentence.. 3: . Focus on Punctuation (p. . 14-16. ). Warm-Ups, NW2, Week . 2 . Warm-Up, Monday, October . 27. th. . Copy the sentence ONCE. Double space the sentence. Use editor’s marks to correct the sentence. . 2013-2014. Warm-up #1 . Vocabulary Unit 3 10/07/13. Take out Vocabulary Unit 3 and prepare to say each word and definition together with the class! (. Write each . word only in . this space). Warm Up #1 – Grammar Unit #2 . Copy down each sentence below. Identify the noun, verb, adverb and adjective in each sentence. . The hopeful dentist quickly pulled out my tooth. . I seldom explain my confusing actions. .