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m 2018-19 hs: english 4 ccss [m] (prescriptive) (gp) course table of contents
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course home
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1: literary elements and devices i
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2: literary elements and devices ii
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3: english fiction i
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4: english fiction ii
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5: english fiction iii
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6: writing essays and speeches
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7: types of writing i
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8: types of writing ii
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9: writing research
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review test 1
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10: reading informational texts
assessment
10: pretest
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reading strategies i
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quiz: reading strategies i
80%
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quiz: reading strategies ii
70%
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quiz: using visual aids and multimedia
70%
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reactions to society's ills
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quiz: reactions to society's ills
70%
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quiz: a nation is born i
100%
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quiz: fantasy and reality iii
80%
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a nation divided iii
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quiz: a nation divided iii
70%
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quiz: literature of protest ii
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10: posttest
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11: speaking, listening, and viewing
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12: academic and workplace skills
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13: grammar basics
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14: sentence construction
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15: phrases and complements
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16: mood, voice, and case
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17: agreement and comparisons
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18: punctuation
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19: vocabulary and spelling
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review test 2
quiz: literature of protest ii 10: reading informational texts
target due: 8/2/19
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read the passage.

from john f. kennedy’s inaugural address . . we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe . .
why is this statement an example of parallelism?

it uses the same phrase over and over.

it uses contrasting words and phrases.

it uses words that start with the same letter.

it uses parallel grammatical structures.

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