English 10H 2nd semester Beginning Synthesis assignment

In the weeks and months following the events of September 11, 2001, there were understandably widespread feelings of anger and rage, along with the feeling of needing payback. They were understandable because that seems to be what human beings do—we lash out at those we perceive to be our enemies, out of fear, confusion, and hatred. At the same time, there was a tangible sense on the part of many Americans that it was a time to pause and reflect on how we got to this point, and what changes could we make as a society to try and see that something like this never happened again. There was a brief feeling that maybe a window was opening for us to reexamine our role and place in the world. Sadly, those feelings didn’t last long, and that window was slammed shut by the forces of normalization, the voices telling us to “get back to business.” In fact, the president at the time encouraged people to “go shopping,” and to “get down to DisneyWorld.”

This is the background for this assignment—the last time something so widespread and dramatic affected all Americans was probably 9/11, and that’s the context for what this asks you to do.

Prompt: Having lived through the last 10+ months of the pandemic, and the disruptions to our ordinary daily lives, and now, with vaccines becoming more widely available, and the plan to return to school, what do you think is possible in the post-pandemic world? On the day before schools shut down, March 16, 2020, Elizabeth Carter asked this question: “What do you think normal will look like on the other side of this?” Your job is to come up with an answer to that question, using your own experience and the 2 articles you read last week (“Coronavirus in 2021 and Beyond: When Will Life Return to Normal?” and “When will 2021 feel normal again? Here’s what eight experts predict”). This is the first exercise in synthesizing information; incorporate ideas from both articles along with your own thinking.

Feel free to include any thoughts you have about what you’ve seen, what you’ve felt, what you’ve experienced, balanced with a few thoughts you read and incorporate. Think about the conversations we’ve had this year about culture, about justice, about the intersection of the pandemic with the protests for racial justice, and about thinking critically about our lives and how to make them better.

Answer:

1. Read the "Pardoner's Prologue" and "The Pardoner's Tale" and

 the following website using the same directions as for the General

 Prologue

2.  Take notes on the use of irony and  satire  in the story.

3.  Pay attention and note any  religious  imagery that the tale uses.   What view does Chaucer establish on religion in this tale?

4.  How is the  Pardoner  portrayed in the General prologue and the prologue to the tale?   How does the tale complement the portrayl of the pardoner?

5.  What values are expressed by Chaucer in the telling of

the tale?   Does this tale say anything about the way we live our lives, about

our human  characteristics?

Explanation:

do Canterbury Tales:  The Pardoner's Tale Assignment

Dr. Gingrich, 10H English so yeah

Learning Task 1: Write True if the statement is correct, or False if it is
incorrect. Write your answer on your notebook.
1.
Twisting the body when doing a task is important to avoid ergonomic
hazard.
2.
Proper hand washing is the first line of defense against the spread of
illness to other people.
3.
A wet gown is considered contaminated.
4.The best method of control measure is through substitution.
5.
Providing improved tools and equipment to workers to prevent hazard
is an example of engineering control.
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What is the best advice someone ever give you

Choose the correct Direct Narration: I have said that I will not accept it. *
a) i said, " i will not accept it"
b) i have said, " i would not accept it"
c) i have said, " i will not accept it"
plzzzzz answer fast

In her article "Why Should I Vote?" Stephanie Goggin crafts a well-organized and coherent argument. She states that every person of voting age who is registered should vote. She also argues that if you are not registered to vote, you should be. In conclusion, Goggin's argument is laid out in a thoughtful and thorough way that is convincing to readers. Which element is missing from this evaluation? summary of the claim thesis statement concluding statement evaluation of evidence

GM plants cannot withstand resistance to diseases caused by viruses, fungi and bacteria. (True/False)

: Say YES to all statements below that are true, and NO to all statements that are false

plzzzzz anyone answer it fast :(
Choose the correct Direct Narration: I have said that I will not accept it. *
a) i said, " i will not accept it"
b) i have said, " i would not accept it"
c) i have said, " i will not accept it"
plzzzzz answer fast

How is manner compost fertilizer prepared in your village?Explain. ​

who knows the Ukrainian language aa?

1. Chicago was excited about Beacheys remarkable achievements. Beachey's Beacheys' Beacheyes correct as is

create two stanza poem that will inspire the community to recognize the importance of categories of tropical cyclones. Give your poem a title​

what are common skills needed by Reporters and Correspondents? Select four options.

speaking
troubleshooting
reading comprehension
active listening
equipment selection
writing

friendly letter to thank a friend who helped you improve in your marks ​

What happens when you fail to act with integrity?

What is a mountaintop and why is it so controversial?put it in your own words

is this statement refering to the speaker in 3rd person?

this is the angle from which the story is told​

Think about what it would take to exist in the wild. Consider the positives and negatives of living in the wild and all the hard work it would take. Could you live without electricity? Why or why not. Could you live without running water? Why or why not. Could you hunt for your own food? Why or why not. What is your opinion about people who prefer to live away from society?

Are these complete sentences, or is one of them a fragment?
I knew we would make a lot of money at the bake sale. Especially after Rocket arrived with caramel brownies, the line kept growing.


Complete Sentence

Select the correct form of the word to go in the blank:

I couldn't have _____ of such a thing on my own.

conceive
conception
conceivable
conceived

Choose the more poetic of the sentences. And I'll tell you a story, a story so merry. I'll tell you a merry story.​

How should I start off a poem about deforestation

which are examples of puns​

i need help whith the 7 327

!!WORTH 20 POINTS!!

Read the poem. A Poison Tree by William Blake I was angry with my friend: I told my wrath, my wrath did end. I was angry with my foe: I told it not, my wrath did grow. And I watered it in fears Night and morning with my tears, And I sunned it with smiles And with soft deceitful wiles. And it grew both day and night, Till it bore an apple bright, And my foe beheld it shine, And he knew that it was mine,— And into my garden stole When the night had veiled the pole; In the morning, glad, I see My foe outstretched beneath the tree. Question 1 Part A What can be inferred about the cause of the speaker's wrath? He feels distraught over a childhood disagreement. He is jealous over his foe's accomplishments. He lacks good communication skills. He is angry over an unresolved argument. Question 2 Part B Which lines from the poem best support the answer in Part A? "And I sunned it with smiles / And with soft deceitful wiles." "And I watered it in fears / Night and morning with my tears," "I was angry with my foe: / I told it not, my wrath did grow." "And into my garden stole / When the night had veiled the pole;"

20 points!!
Can you please bring this up to 150 words without making it feel stretched


In the beginning Greg was just a normal boy not being able to perform good at school and fearing the lecture of his father.When he was locked by his father in the room after getting complaint from his school.Greg decided to go to the old building where he met Mr. Lemon.Hearing about Lemon Brown's treasure moved Greg and made him realize the importance of his father and the love of family.He moved back to home and the idea of getting lectured by the father made him smile now.

What is the path of nerve impulse?

Can someone help me to put them all in the right place I been struggling with this one :(

symptoms of gloomy is​

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extremely embarrassed or ashamed?
it could be one of these words.
A. zingy
B. followed suit
C. revolting
D. mortified
E. sultry