Evaluate and improve a rough draft that takes a stand on how teenagers should protest laws they think are unfair or unreasonable. Persuade teenagers which form of protest you think is most effective for them, and encourage them to engage in political action to stand up for what they believe. Your final draft needs to refer to three sources, including "Resistance to Civil Government" by Henry David Thoreau. At least one of your sources should come from the perspective of a person who disagrees with your thesis. To complete this assignment, you need to add, delete , rearrange, and clarify the text of the following rough draft:

Poems typically __ than prose. pay more attention to sound effects make more unexpected associations all of these rely more on irony and ambiguity are more emotional and complex

Which of the following lines contains a metaphor? Hope springs eternal in the human breast. Busy old fool unruly Sun, When in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes, The old lie

What is metrical foot? a pattern dominate in the classical Greek and Italian poetry a pattern of rhyme at the end of lines a pattern of words and images a pattern of accented and unaccented syllables

Poems tend to make things more __ complex emotionally significant intellectual

To which of the following does Oscar Wilde compare his poems? gardens love flower petals

What is the main source of irony in this poem? the idea that dying is winning the idea that failures hold success in higher esteem than those who are successful the idea that winning is really losing

Which of these lines from Dickinson's poem is ambiguous? both of these "To comprehend a nectar/requires sorest need" "Not one of all the purple host who took the flag today"

Why are poems often more ambiguous than other works? because they typically work on a figurative and a literal level because poets tend to write about abstract ideas, rarely discussing anything concrete they are not

A ballad is a form of __ sonnet lyric poetry free verse narrative poetry

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Henry David Thoreau wrote one of his most famous works based on his time spent living at __ A Daytona Beach B Walden Pond C Mt. Rushmore D Woodstock

Which of the following is NOT a challenge Jacobs autobiography recounts? None of these Jacobs struggles with the morality of sleeping with another man and bearing his children to avoid her master Jacobs struggles with the guilt her grandmother makes her feel about her decisions Jacobs struggles with living confined in a neighbor's attic

Su turno ha terminado y hay más suciedad acumulada en las vías. ¿Debe limpiarla ahora o esperar hasta el siguiente turno? Despejarla ahora Déjalo hasta el siguiente turno Lo limpió antes en el turno, así que debería estar bien para esperar hasta el siguiente turno Despeja un poco, pero el resto puede esperar hasta el siguiente turno

Part B In his introduction to Greot Astronomers, Ball states The history of astronomy thus becomes inseparable from the history of the great men to whose labours its development is due." What does Ball mean by this statement? How does this statement relate to the purpose of the text?

¿Cuándo se puede sobrepasar la capacidad operativa nominal? La capacidad operativa nominal es más bien una sugerencia Si no hay otra máquina disponible Sí sería más eficiente superar la capacidad operativa nominal Nunca está bien sobrepasar la capacidad operativa nominal

Question 4 (1 point) Adapting language to the target audience in an academic paper is nice but not necessary. It's more important to simply be creative. True False

Parts of a Paragraph Lecture When should you start a new paragraph in your writing? When you want to make your essay longer. When you are adding extra details to the current idea. When you are moving on to a new idea or point. When you feel the paragraph is too

Evaluate the validity of Arthur Miller's own claim about his play, Death of a Salesman: "Willy was representative everywhere, in every kind of system, of ourselves in this time." That is, restate Miller's claim in your introduction , agree/disagree with that claim in your thesis, and then follow all that with specific and detailed support from the play (and/or the movie, if you wish) for your thesis in your body paragraphs.

Which type of film plays out a capitalist fantasy? A Courtroom dramas B Postmodern films C Film noir D Caper films

Question 11 (Mandatory) (4 points) What does Nora do as if her life depended on it? plays with the children spends money argues dances