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LEARNING TO READ

by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper • 1872

DUE FEBRUARY 6, 2023

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Frances Ellen Watkins Harper (1825-1911) was an abolitionist, suffragist, public speaker,

teacher, and writer. She grew up as the child of free African American parents. Harper

wrote for anti-slavery newspapers and helped enslaved African Americans escape

through the Underground Railroad, which was a network of routes and safe houses

leading to free states and Canada.

As you read, take notes on the challenges the speaker faced in learning to read.

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The speaker faced the challenge of learning to read from Yankee teachers and other people in the community.

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The speaker in the passage is Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, an abolitionist, suffragist, public speaker, teacher, and writer. She grew up...

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Central America is the land

that connects North America

and South America.

This section of land is called

an "isthmus" because it is a

strip of land that has water

on both sides and connects

two larger land masses.

What is an isthmus?

A. the section of the ocean that is under

both the equator and the prime meridian

B. a strip of land that has water on both

sides and connects two larger land masses

C. an area of land that is at least 100 miles

below sea level

Answer

B. a strip of land that has water on both sides and connects two larger land masses.

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An isthmus is a narrow strip of land that connects two larger land masses and has water on both sides. It is a geographical feature that...

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Question 5

Okazaki fragments are found on the leading strand of DNA.

True

) False

Answer

False

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Okazaki fragments are found on the lagging strand of DNA, not the leading strand. The leading strand is continuous, while the lagging strand is...

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America's National Parks

A national park is an area created to preserve the natural environment or to protect areas where

important events in history happened. In a national park, the landscape(1), the plants and the anima

are in their natural state. Some national parks do not allow visitors. In others, visitors are welcome t

they must follow special rules to protect plants and animals.

When you enter Yellowstone National Park, located in the west of America, you pass under a huge

arch(2) with the words 'For the Benefit and Enjoyment of the People'. This simple notice sends a ven

important message: the park, one of the most beautiful places on Earth, is for everyone. No matter

your background(3), your education, your age, or if you are rich or not, you own this place. It's your

Yellowstone became the world's first national park in 1872. It's home to more geysers and hot

springs(4) than any other area in the world. In its two million acres there are 45 waterfalls, 600 lake

and lots of wildlife, such as bears and wolves. It has one of most diverse ecosystems in the United

States. Visitors can hike in the woods, climb mountains, go swimming or rafting in the rivers, ride

horses and do lots of other outdoor activities.

Today, there are 420 national parks in America. Around 328 million people visit them every year. No

all the sites are natural parks. Some are historic sites, monuments and memorials, such as the

President's Park at the White House and the Statue of Liberty. The most visited National Park in

America is the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, in the Appalachian Mountains.

(1) landscape: paesaggio (2) arch: arco (3) background: origini (4) hot springs: sorgenti termali

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National

parks are

only in the

middle of

nature.

Great Smoky

Answer

No, not all national parks are in the middle of nature; the most visited National Park in America is the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

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National parks are areas created to preserve the natural environment or to protect areas where important events in history happened. Some national parks do not allow visitors, while...

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In Turkey, the government

defines all Turkish people as

A. Riches

B. Turks

C. Kurds

Answer

B. Turks.

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The Turkish government defines all Turkish citizens as "Turks" regardless of their ethnic background. This means that people of Kurdish, Armenian, Greek,...

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To have an effective teaching session, nurses must do all of the following except:

• Find a good time to teach when the patient is not hungry or in pain

Ensure the patient is an active participant in planning their learning

Teach the patient what you believe he or she needs to know even if the patient has said they don't want to learn about it

Ask the patient what they already know about the topic

Answer

Ask the patient what they already know about the topic.

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The three things that nurses must do to have an effective teaching session are to find a good time to teach when the patient is not hungry or in...

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6)

Savannas

Where can savanna biomes be located that are covered by grassland?

1)

2)

3)

4)

Answer

1) Africa 2) South America 3) Australia 4) India

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Savanna biomes are characterized by grasslands with scattered trees and shrubs. They are typically found in tropical and subtropical regions with a...

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Which of the following was the economy of Mesopotamia based on?

O Agriculture

O Trading valuable metals

Answer

Agriculture

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The economy of Mesopotamia was based on agriculture, which included the cultivation of grains, vegetables, and fruits. They also engaged in animal husbandry...

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Decedenu

Justification for the imposition of transfer tax.

1.

a. Redistribution of wealth theory

b. Benefit received theory

State partnership theory

d.

C.

All of the above

Answer

All of the above theories can be used to justify the imposition of transfer tax.

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The imposition of transfer tax can be justified by several theories, including: 1. Redistribution of wealth theory: This theory suggests that transfer taxes can be...

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Finish the quote from the Introduction and Chapter One, "People were

separated by race from the moment they were born in segregated hospitals

until the day"

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• they rose up in protest and united to demand their rights-by walking peacefully."

Those who overcame the obstacles and insisted on registering as voters"

Robinson took a seat two rows behind a white woman."

they were buried in segregated cemeteries

Answer

they were buried in segregated cemeteries.

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The quote from the Introduction and Chapter One of the book is: "People were separated by race from the moment they were born in segregated hospitals until...