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1)How is the totalitarian regime portrayed in 1984?                                                                                                      2) If there was religious reform in Europe during the Renaissance, why do you think is occurred in the North, far away from Italy? Could religious reform have been successful so close to the center of the Catholic Church? 3) Compare A Country Doctor by Franz Kafka to Haruki Murakami's The Little Green Monster"

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1)How is the totalitarian regime portrayed in 1984?                                                                                                      2) If there was religious reform in Europe during the Renaissance, why

do you think is occurred in the North, far away from Italy? Could religious reform have been successful so close to the center of the Catholic Church?

3) Compare A Country Doctor by Franz Kafka to Haruki Murakami's The Little

Green Monster". What similarities and differences can you identify. You could juxtapose the topic, themes, characters, and plot, style or tone.

4) Clint Eastwood - "Halftime in America" Audience Analysis Work

5) what literary devices are used by the author in hamlet and how do they connect to the novel.

6) If you are trying to refute a conceptual slippery argument by giving

a definition, the kind of definition you should give is:

-a dictionary definition
-a stipulative definition
-a precising definition
-a disambiguating definition
-none of the aboveArguments that beg the question

-are always invalid.
-are always unsound.
-are always fallacious.
-always include the conclusion as one of the premises.
-none of the aboveThe technique of "That's just like arguing..." is typically used to show that
-an argument is invalid.
-one of the premises of an argument must be false.
-an argument begs the question.
-an argument is inductive.
-none of the aboveA reductio ad absurdum argument
-can only be used to refute a premise.
-can only be used to refute a conclusion.
-can be used to refute either a premise or a conclusion.
-can be used to explain a phenomenon.
-none of the aboveEvery excuse
-is an explanation.
-is a justification.
-claims the excued act was the right thing to do.
-claims the person who did the act was not at all responsible.
-none of the above

7) what literary devices are used by the author in the novel life of

pi and how do the literary devices connect to the novel.

8) Do you think Mrs. Mallard in "The Story of an Hour" is similar to

or different from Sammy in "A & P," particularly in the ways they approach life? Discuss one major difference OR one major similarity. Add an example. 

9) This novel is from 'Yellow Birds' by Kevin Powers.This quote is from chapter 1.

"The way he'd punctuate its rhythm with a well practiced spit into an acrid pool."

What does this quote suggest about Murphs character and personality?

10) identify what details does the speaker use to contrast life in her fathers original culture and life in the city?

11) How does the title common sense by thomas paine influence the emotions of the readers?

12) 1. Show the development and use of a major symbol, such as the rivers,

earthquake, fire, ice, or birds or other creatures.

2 Discuss Dante's treatment of women, both in his evocation of Beatrice and his use of mythological and historical figures.

13) 2 1. What does it mean to have a predisposition to a specific condition or illness? 2 2. What is a stigma? Explain with an example. Do not use an example from the course materials. 3 3. Describe intrinsic motivation and provide an example. Do not use an example from the course materials 3 4. Describe extrinsic motivation and provide an example. Do not use an example from the course materials 3 5. What is positive addiction and what are its two main categories?

14) 1. What is the difference between being mentally challenged (intellectually disabled or mentally retarded) and mentally ill? 3 2. High levels of stress are linked to mental illness. Describe two ways you manage stress in your life. 3 3. Name a specific phobia and explain how a phobia can be very disruptive to an individual's normal daily life.

15) In your opinion how well does this painting reflect the setting of the party?The necklace story

16) Decide whether the following quotations are literal or figurative. If figurative, identify the figure, explain what is being compared to what, and explain the appropriateness of the comparison. EXAMPLE: "Talent is a cistern; genius is a fountain." ANSWER: Metaphor. ; . Talent exists in finite supply, and can be used up. Genius is inexhaustible, ever renewing. O tenderly the haughty day