'So thirsty' presentation slideshows

Andrea

Andrea. Carbohydrates They're there to catabolize first But when youre starvin Oh, well, it really hurts You move on To the next / Macromolecules Why? Those are the logical rules.. First break em into parts Often used to rebuild Then put em into parts Of Glycolysis or The krebs cycle

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Figurative Language

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Shabihe Payambar

Shabihe Payambar. understandingaza.com. shabih -e- payambar akbar , nauha kare maa shaah ka dilbar akbar , nauha kare maa. Akbar, the look alike of the Prophet, cries out the mother Akbar, the beloved of Hussain , cries out the mother. understandingaza.com.

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THE BUG UNDER THE WORLD

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Figurative language

Figurative language. By: Madison, Liz, and Sheila.

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Alliteration , Personification , Allusion , and Hyperbole

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Figurative Language

Figurative Language. Shannon Abbott and Ronnia Casper 9-22-11. Simile. Using like or as to compare two things. Ex. Her foot is as big as a bus. Metaphor. Comparing two things without using like or as. Ex. His head is a watermelon. Hyperbole. Using exaggeration to make a point.

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A Branching Adventure!!

A Branching Adventure!!. Start. You find yourself in an open courtyard, wind whistling through the trees. The only exits are North and South. What do you do? Go North Go South. North. It is colder here, there is a strange noise coming from a cave up ahead, it frightens you. What do you do?

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Figurative Language

Anna Pasciuta and Dylan Payne 9/19/11. Figurative Language. S imile. Definition: using like or as to compare two things Example: He is as dumb as a post. Metaphor. Definition: compare two things without using like or as; something is something else

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Camp Greenlake

Camp Greenlake.

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