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x201C x201D Pablo Neruda Tonight I can write the saddest lines Write for example The night is shattered and the blue stars shiver in the distance The night wind revolves in the sky and sin. by the Flirtations Oh the saddest sound I ever heard Was footsteps cold and sharp They were speaking volumes of neglect As they faded in the dark And the most haunting voice I ever heard Was crying in Mr. . Verlin. English 1. 4. . February . – 6 March 2015. Preliminaries (2/18). Skim pp. 651-654 in the book and on a new sheet of paper, make a list of all of the characters we read about so far.. I can follow a set of instructions for a task written in informational text. . I can tell the difference between the basic elements of plot.. I can describe the first person point of view as the narrator being present in the story. (8.11). saddest narratives in all of human history. Let us ask some questions about this series of events. What brought it about? Was Judas a traitor from the beginning? Did Jesus deliber - ately invite a YOU can write. 6. th. Grade English Language . Arts. Let’s Review:. Figurative Language. : . . Words and phrases that add color to writing and are NOT to be taken literally!. Sensory Language. : . Limericks. Limerick. . A limerick is a short, humorous poem composed of five lines.. A limerick typically has a sing-song rhythm and usually is non-sensical in terms of theme. . The limerick usually presents absurd situations with a whimsical mood. Concrete Poetry . is the use of words and their physical formation to convey meaning. This may be done with color, the shape of letters, and/or the arrangement of words. . Directions. : Graphically create a scene using only words. From a distance this will look like a picture, but up close it will consist only of words and phrases. Not extra lines or shapes should be used. . ®. and Third-Party Applications. David Rushforth, PE, LEED AP BD+C. Senior Electrical Engineer, R.G. Vanderweil Engineers. david@rushforth.org. Presentation Expectations. Have questions?. Please save them for after the presentation or send me an e-mail. Students will be able to. Determine whether two lines are parallel. Write flow proofs. Define and apply the converse of the theorems from the previous section. Objectives. You can use certain angle pairs to determine if two lines are parallel. Geometry. Chapter 3. This Slideshow was developed to accompany the textbook. Larson Geometry. By Larson. , R., Boswell, L., . Kanold. , T. D., & Stiff, L. . 2011 . Holt . McDougal. Some examples and diagrams are taken from the textbook.. Chapter 3. Parallel Lines & Transversals. Section 3.1. Vocabulary. Parallel lines. Parallel planes. Skew lines. Transversal. Consecutive interior angles . Alternate interior angles. Alternate exterior angles. . . Review examples of the form. . The Rules. Review your poem and fix any errors.. Type. Edit . Place in your portfolio. how to write a villanelle. Name: ______________ Period: ____ Instructions for writing a Villanelle . The saddest noise, the sweetest noise Emily Dickinson Lecture 15 th Nov 2011 Alison Aitken The saddest noise, the sweetest noise, The maddest noise that grows, The birds, they make it in the spring, Midnight Midnight – there’s the strangest feeling in the air tonight, There’s something going on but I can’t make it out, I wonder what it’s all about. Starlight – breaking through the darkness in the dead of night,