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The term digital frontier refers to?
the future of our networked world.
In our networked world reading is not just about taking in words but also about?
giving them back.
Why was the work of the second wave of American modernist writers darker than those of earlier writers?
They were coping with the psychological aftermath of World War I.
What does WFP stand for?
World Food Program
What Does WDW Stand For?
Walt Disney World
What resources can writers turn to in your networked world when producing a creative work?
do your own APEX! look it up . 8=D
Writers in our networked world enhance their credibility by?
including citations.
The term digital frontier refers to?
the future of our networked world.
What Reading has changed in our networked world because we?
Can respond to text immediately
What has reading become in your newly networked world?
A CONVERSATION OF GIVE AND TAKE
Why do writers practice making observations?
Writers practice making observations to sharpen their descriptive skills and enhance their ability to capture detail in their writing. By observing the world around them, writers can cultivate new ideas, develop rich characters, and create vivid settings in their stories. Observations also help writers stay connected to real-life experiences and emotions, making their writing more authentic and relatable.
What has become in our newly networked world?
In the world of networking, reading has become a conversation of give and take.
Where can you get inspiration for writing?
Check out the related question. Inspiration comes from within -- writers are constantly observing the world around them and asking questions.
What In our newly networked world reading is?
A conversation
In our networked world reading is not just about taking in words but also about?
giving them back.
We are able to respond to texts immediately because we?
live in a networked world -apex
Which event most influenced writers during the 1920s?
The event which most influenced writers during the 1920s was World War I. These writers were known as 'The Lost Generation' because they came back from the war so disillusioned with life. This state of mind is generally reflected in their writing.
