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Introductionvii 1 DHTML Technologies1 2 The Document Obj. .. The Ghost Map. Chapter 8:“The Ghost Map”. Created by Isabella Santos, Emily . Fertitta. , and Caleb Sullivan. 1. st. block. English II accelerated. Chapter Vocabulary. Word : . vestry. Original . Whenever he appeared you just “carried” him.. Excerpt from . A Tree Grows in Brooklyn . by Betty Smith. The figure One was a pretty baby girl just learning to walk, and easy to handle.. Excerpt from . Karen Tracy, University of Colorado, Boulder. January 18, . 2013. Rhetoric in Society 4 Conference Keynote. ”. Speaking out is the patriotic duty of democratic . citizenship.” . —Robert . EXCERPT 1. When one group of people is going to break away from a country to form its own nation, then they should explain why they are doing it.. EXCERPT 2. Individuals have some basic rights that are obvious and that should not be taken away. Freedom, for example, is one of those rights.. Allegory in animal farm!. Excerpt from the prologue. “Orwell seemed more candid than usual about . Animal Farm. when he wrote the preface for its Ukrainian edition, and it reads very much like an anti-Soviet tract. The communist manhunts in Spain, which he had narrowly escaped, coincided with the Moscow purges, he wrote, and ‘taught me how easily totalitarian propaganda can control the opinion of enlightened people in democratic countries.’. Language Arts || Quarter 1 || 2015. 1. Read the following excerpt from “The Ravine” on p. 6. “Moments later, Vinny jumped up onto a large boulder at the edge of the pond. . Starlene. was swimming out in the brown water. It wasn’t murky brown, but clean and clear to a depth of maybe three or four feet. Because of the waterfall you had to yell if you wanted to say something. The whole place smelled of mud and ginger and iron” (lines 71-76).. Freewrite. : . The Outsiders. Excerpt. Re-read pages 5-7 in your booklet to refresh your memory.. Then . freewrite. on this excerpt – all the thoughts and feelings you have about it.. Optional Prompt. “Adaptive Cultures”. Weekly Assessment. A.. The terraces were most likely used for farming crops, such as potatoes and maize.. B.. For this reason, scientists cannot be sure what purpose the metropolis served.. Primary Sources. Captain . MacLean’s . Excerpt . #1. “When the United States first declared war Kansas began to organize a full regiment of field artillery. Battery A was part of this regiment, or rather the rest of the regiment was added to Battery A, and thus grew up the 130th Field Artillery. . . .I had something to do with the raising and organizing of every other unit in the regiment except F battery of Wichita. Early in the game, I was sent to Pittsburg, Kansas where I helped raise the 2nd battalion of the regiment, consisting of C and D Batteries. To do this a great deal of work was necessary. We had parades and special patriotic programs in which school children and all the people of the city assisted and backed me up.” . The Poetics. Aristotle. Lived from 384-322 BC. (B. about 20 years after Sophocles’ death.). Made major contributions to physics, metaphysics, music, logic, rhetoric, linguistics, politics, government, ethics, biology, zoology, and, of course, poetry & theater.. Translations. Excerpt 1. : “When in the course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature’s God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind require that they should declare the causes which impel them to separate.”. Set A: bonanza, churlish, collaborate, excerpt, grope, jostle, laggard, plaudits, revert, vigil. Bonanza (n): something very valuable or rewarding; a sudden profit or gain. The blockbuster movie was a box-office bonanza.. Public domain. Ramsay Muir, . Philips' New Historical Atlas for Students. , first edition, 1911, George Philip & Son, Ltd., London: The London Geographical Institute. Available at Culture 4.0: The Contextual Guide and Internet Index to Western Civilization: http://www.culturalresources.com/images/maps/EngIndRevBig.jpg.. Read and annotate the excerpt. Use your annotating guide if needed. . Read and Annotate. How have you or someone you know reacted when wronged or hurt in some way? How natural is a desire for revenge?.