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I’m not a hoarder but I want to keep you forever.

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Found Poetry: Ch. 4 The Namesake Mrs. Shelow, Eng. 4/4H Directions: We will re-read the scene from Ch. 4 of Gogol’s 14th birthday. After reading through the scene, you will create a “Found Poem” using only words from the section. The poem can be about any subject. Create your poem by highlighting the words from the selection below that you wish to use. Once you have finished, black out the words you do not wish to use. Rewrite your poem at the bottom of the page. 1982 Gogol s fourteenth birthday. Like most events in his life, it is another excuse

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It is another excuse for a party,

a tame affair with pizzas and Ping-Pong.

For the first time, he has said no.

The Bengali celebration, held on the closest Saturday,

forty guests, dazzling saris,

a group of men starting a poker game.

Gogol is the oldest child,

but he and Moushumi have nothing to say.

She reads Pride and Prejudice,

while the children watch TV.

Presents are opened, dictionaries, calculators,

ugly sweaters, and more.

His father gives him a book,

The Short Stories of Nikolai Gogol.

Gogol examines the picture,

relieved to see no resemblance.

He hates questions about his name,

hates having to explain.

His name is both absurd and obscure,

neither Indian nor American.

He wishes he could disguise it,

shorten it somehow.

He dislikes being Gogol,

his father's favorite author.

He wishes he had been named Nikhil,

but it's too late now.

Gogol hates his name,

its irrelevance and weight.

But his father feels a kinship,

a special connection with Gogol.

He keeps the explanation to himself,

a silent secret. G

ogol locks the door,

settles down with his lyrics.

And he realizes,

Gogol isn't his first name.

It's Nikolai,

a last name turned first name.

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Found Poetry: Ch. 4 The Namesake Mrs. Shelow, Eng. 4/4H Directions: We will re-read the scene from Ch. 4 of Gogol’s 14th birthday. After reading through the scene, you will create a “Found Poem” using only words from the section. The poem can be about any subject. Create your poem by highlighting the words from the selection below that you wish to use. Once you have finished, black out the words you do not wish to use. Rewrite your poem at the bottom of the page. 1982 Gogol s fourteenth birthday. Like most events in his life, it is another excuse

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Searching selves , the unexpected blooms ,

Awakening hearts , journey looms .

Curiosity fills pages , essence unfurls ,

Identity puzzle weighs , a soul in swirls.

Heritage 's embrace , Kolkata to dream ,

Fusion of worlds , harmony gleam .

Culture's clash , a tale of grace ,

Belonging in tale , a woven embrace.

Chapter unfolds , fourteen years gone ,

Gogol's birthday , time moves on.

Celebrate story , a symphony near ,

Narrative woven , echoes clear .

As Gogol grows , inspire extends ,

Essence weaves , a journey transcends.

In this found poem , quest we relate ,

For identity echoes , the paths we create

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Before you begin making your delicious pbj, you need to make some decisions and assemble your supplies. your first decision is the bread. do you want white, wheat, multigrain, cinnamon raison ( it’s your choice! for a classic pbj, use white bread. you’ll need two pieces for each sandwich. your next decision is choosing the flavor of the jam or jelly. for a classic pbj, you’ll want to go with grape or strawberry jelly. other flavors can also be delicious, and jam spreads much easier than jelly. your final decision is to choose either smooth or chunky

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The answer is A. Just took the practice quiz.

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Directions: Read the following article. Highlight the correct answer to each question below. The Other Side of the Camera Gabe hustled down the crowded school hallway. As he sped around the corner, he lost his grip on the folder he was carrying, and a stack of index cards scattered out onto the glossy floor. “Oh, great!” Gabe grumbled. He was already running late, and now he was going to have to reorganize all his index cards for the newscast. As he reached down to pick up the cards, someone bumped into him, and Gabe banged his head against an

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A: The theme of the passage is B. A good idea can change a bad situation.

B: The sentence that best supports the answer in Part A is D. "You saved the day in the end." This sentence implies that Gabe's quick thinking and improvisation turned the situation around and had a positive impact, which aligns with the theme that a good idea can change a bad situation.

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from Impressions of an Indian Childhood III. The Beadwork by Zitkala-Sa Untying the long tasseled strings that bound a small brown buckskin bag, my mother spread upon a mat beside her bunches of colored beads, just as an artist arranges the paints upon his palette. On a lapboard she smoothed out a double sheet of soft white buckskin; and drawing from a beaded case that hung on the left of her wide belt a long, narrow blade, she trimmed the buckskin into shape. Often she worked upon small moccasins for her small daughter. Then I became intensely

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The correct answer is D: to teach the narrator a lesson about life.

In this excerpt from Zitkala-Sa's "Impressions of an Indian Childhood", the narrator's mother uses the task of beadwork to teach her child important life lessons such as patience, attention to detail, responsibility, and the importance of finishing what one has started.

The text indicates that the mother encourages original designs, valuing creativity and personal expression, while also teaching the discipline necessary in following through complex patterns. Beading, thus, is not simply a craft, but a means to impart wisdom and life skills.

Option A is incorrect since there are no indications that the mother uses the beadwork lessons as a form of punishment for any misbehavior. Option B is also not suitable as the mother is not trying to make her feel superior to others, but instead teaching her valuable life skills. Option C is not implied in the text either; the beadwork lessons are not presented as a way to make money but rather as an avenue for personal growth and understanding life.

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Yeah! Pete cheered as he flipped his skateboard and landed safely. He skated back to where Raul and Mike were standing and waited for their praise. That was great, Raul said without enthusiasm. Mike just looked down at his own skateboard. Of course it was great, replied Pete. I m the best skateboarder in this park. Uh, sure you are, said Raul. After all, you were the first one to do a flip off the top of the ramp. Which you never let us forget, said Mike under his breath to Raul. Raul covered his smile with his hand. Hey, guys! a new voice called

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C

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Andrea learned skateboarding tricks from her dad.

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A long rope with a knot tied in the middle lies straight along a smooth floor. A student picks up one end of the rope. This sends waves along the rope. a State whether the waves on the rope are transverse or longitudinal waves. b 1 the direction of energy transfer along the rope 2 the movement of the knot.!? Does Enyone know the answer

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1. Transverse

2. Along the rope from one end to the other.

3. Oscillates in a direction perpendicular to energy transfer.

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A long rope with a knot tied in the middle lies straight along a smooth floor. A student picks up one end of the rope. This sends waves along the rope. a State whether the waves on the rope are transverse or longitudinal waves. b 1 the direction of energy transfer along the rope 2 the movement of the knot.!? Does Enyone know the answer

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1. Transverse

2. Along the rope from one end to the other.

3. Oscillates in a direction perpendicular to energy transfer.

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Dragonwings chapter 7 1. which of the following passages from the text that supports the story s theme of perseverance? a i followed father s orders faithfully. b. and like father, she was not afraid to talk to me like an equal. c. i wrote several drafts of it and then copied it out and the fine, elegant hand miss whitlaw had taught me. d. the next morning, i found that father had picked up the letter and smoothed it out on the table as best he could.

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c) "I wrote several drafts of it and then copied it out in the fine, elegant hand Miss Whitlaw had taught me."

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