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| When was the First Known Civilization |
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| When were Hieroglyphics and Cuneiform developed? |
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| When was the Epic of Gilgamesh written down? |
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| When were Hammurabi's Code of Law written down? |
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| When were Moses, Exodus, and the 10 Commandments written down? |
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When was the oldest part of the Old Testament written down?
Also When did King David and Solomon live? |
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| When were the Dead Sea Scrolls written and hidden? |
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| When were the Dead Sea Scrolls found? |
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| When was the 1001 Nights translated into Arabic? |
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| When was the Rubaiayat of Omar Khayyam? |
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| When was the Guttenburg Press Invented? |
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| When was the King James Bible published? |
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| To repeat the same initial consonant sound in a series of words |
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| A comparison of two things using like or as |
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| repeated phrases, notes, or themes like a piece of music. An effective way to stress ideas |
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| State an idea in the first half of a line. Repeat, negate, complete, or elaborate |
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| To give human characteristics to inanimate objects or ideas |
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| An exaggeration for the sake of effect (ex. "This book weighs a ton") |
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| an implied comparison of two things; expressed without like or as |
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| Time and Place a story occurs |
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| One who does not change much throughout the story |
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| One who changes as a result of the story's events |
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| Undeveloped stereotypical character who has only one side of a personality |
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| The vantage point from which a story is told |
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| Fully developed character |
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| Three Types of External Conflict |
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| Man vs Man, Man vs Nature, Man vs Society |
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| Most exciting part of the story; Usually where the outcome is decided. |
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| Series of events that take place within the story |
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| Where did the Hebrews migrate to? |
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| Poems, Stories, History, Law, and Prophesy |
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| Why did the Catholics try to keep the Bible away from common people? |
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| They believed it had too much power? |
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| _____ and ______ are usually in quotation marks |
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| Short Works and Parts of long works |
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| _______ and _______ are usually put in italics |
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| Long Words and collections of short works |
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| Example of Quotation Marks |
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| "The Raven" "One or Two Page Handout" "Skit or Monolouge" "Short Song" "Essay" "Commercial" "individual Episode" "Encycolpedia Article" |
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| Epic Poem, Novel, CD/Casette/Album&Ballet/Oprea&Long Classicial or Intrumental Compoisiton rather by name than a nu,ber/ Play, Film, Television Series, Complete Book, Magazine, Newspaper |
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| T/F Use a comma to set off a noun of direct address |
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do not use a comma to set off introductory words and mild interjections |
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No, I havent seen it
Well, i've changed my mind
Yes, the chimes are new |
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use a comma after two introductory preposetional phraese |
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| t/f dont use a comma after long prepositional phraes when a subject follows it. |
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In the middle of the night, Frank boarded a plane.
During the long intermission, everyone chatted |
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| Use a comma after an introducory phrase unless.... |
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| it is very short or has a verb following no subject |
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| Use a comma after an introductory participal phrase. use an example |
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Jumping on the bed, the toddler giggled.
Torn into shreds, the red hankerchief hung from the bush. |
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| Use a comma to set off ______ in a sentence |
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| Use a comma to set off an _____ from the rest of the sentence |
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appositive
We invited Tracey, our best friend, to dinner. |
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use a comma to set off a ____follwing a
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title;name
Samuel Kole, d.D.S, is opening a new office. |
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| use a comma to set off ______ in apposition |
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adjectives
bright and shiny, the gem sparkled in the night
The gem, bright and shiny, sparkled in the light. |
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| use a comma to set off ____ elements |
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| use a comma ___ coordinating conjunctions |
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BEFORE
Our outing was fun, but we were glad to return |
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| use a comma to set off ____ or ____ in a series |
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| use a comma between ________ descriptive adjectives |
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| use a comma to ____ a name |
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