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Software Design Overview (2) Software Design Stages (3 slides) Program Design - The Traditional Approach (3) calendar Class (3 slides) date Class (2 slides) Implementing the Calendar Class Error Handling - Program Termination (2 slides) - Setting a Flag (3 slides). Chapter 2

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Literacy Exam: March 11 th and 12 th

Literacy Exam: March 11 th and 12 th. Vocabulary, Part 1. Alliteration. repetition of initial or beginning consonant sounds. Allusion. Is a reference t o something in l iterature, history, o r culture. Egyptian Queen. Anachronism.

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Hot SAT Words

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Farfillina & Marcel

Farfillina & Marcel. Vocabulary. Looked over or around. peered. Verb. laughed. giggled. Verb. Held closely. snuggled. Verb. Flapped wings quickly to fly. fluttered. Verb. No longer able to be seen. vanished. Verb. Knew from an earlier time. recognized. Verb.

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piece

piece. A unit of a larger quantity ; portion. peace. The absence of war or other hostilities. break. To separate into pieces by sudden force; come apart. brake. A device for slowing or stopping motion. threw. Of throw. through. In 1 side and out another side of. by.

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Fashion & The Fashion Industry

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Literary Terms

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ELA

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Literary Terms

Literary Terms. By Sara Vaughn Mrs. Rogers . Flashback. Definition Returning to an earlier time in a story for the purpose of making something clearer in the present Example

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Literary Terms

Literary Terms. By Sara Vaughn Mrs. Rogers. Flashback. Definition Returning to an earlier time in a story for the purpose of making something clearer in the present Example

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Literary Terms

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PAST PERFECT SIMPLE AND CONTINUOUS

PAST PERFECT SIMPLE AND CONTINUOUS. PAST PERFECT SIMPLE. We use the past perfect simple: when we are already talking about the past and want to make it clear that we are referring back to an even earlier time:

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Accelerate --

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Literary Terms

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Week 4

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What is SCIENCE FICTION ?

What is SCIENCE FICTION ?. A kind of writing that lies somewhere between realistic fiction and total fantasy. What classifies a story as Science Fiction (or sci-fi)?. A setting in the future Technology A journey through time Imaginary characters Fantastic situations A surprise ending.

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Personification Giving animals or objects human characteristics .

Personification Giving animals or objects human characteristics . The man watched the park like a dog. Metaphor A comparison between two things without using like or as. EX: T he man was tall as a sky scraper. Figurative Language Does not mean literally.

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Tips for Getting Loaded and Unloaded Earlier

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Types of Plot

Types of Plot. Non-Linear Plot : Events are NOT revealed in the order that they occurred, but in some other order that the writer chooses to create mystery, tension, or surprise

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