What is the theme of 'The Story of Zita'?
In the story, "The Story of Zita" the theme is love. The story is about a teacher that is brokenhearted and goes to the land of Anayat.
CD stands for concrete detail and CM stands for commentary (analysis).
The process of dividing into parts to study the whole is called?
The analytical pattern is the process of dividing into parts to study as a whole. This includes a thorough analysis of the subject being studied.
You have Turn each pair of word into a contraction?
form a contraction from esch pair of word below. write the contraction. 5.it is 6.there is 7. did not 8.would not 9.you are 10.do not
Is nothing you can't do a double negative?
Which style of writing involve recording thoughts and feelings of the writer as they occur?
This style of writing is called "stream of consciousness" writing. It is fun to write but can be difficult to read and is used most appropriately when informally "freewriting" on a particular thought or idea with the intention of further developing that thought or idea.
What is a noun that answers to whom or for whom?
Give the letter to Mary. to whom?
The letter is for Mary. for whom?
Clinical Prioritization is another way to say triage. Prioritizing which patients get what treatment and when they receive that treatment based upon their clinical signs and symptoms.
What does the phrase 'truth behind' mean?
the truth behind something is the motivation for an action.
Who discovered shorthand system?
There are several variations, the most notable is Pitman shorthand created by Sir Isaac Pitman in 1837
media is used in order to select and differentiate microorganisms
How do authors write stories that aren't true but sound like they are?
Some writers are so skilled that they can make you "see" the word picture they are painting. Other writers take pieces of their own experience and fictionalize them. Writers' editors help a lot by cleaning up messy spots in writing.
Your written communication skills means your ability to clearly state your thoughts in a written format, using correct grammar, good sentence structure, organized thinking, and writing that gets to the point.
How does answering rhetorical questions be persuasive?
Some people ask rhetorical q's to try to prove a point
to try to get people to understand the importance they feel something has.
If one such question is answer, the purpose is defeated.
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What is a good title for a tribute?
You're doing it backwards, I'm afraid - the title comes last, after you've written your tribute. Finish the piece, and the title will come out of something you've written. If you still can't think of anything, you'll have to go with "A Tribute to ___" or "The Life of ___" as a title.