Which sentence correctly paraphrases and cites this excerpt? A. If you are just starting to watch birds, consider familiarizing yourself with the ones that you see daily by watching, listening to
and photographing them ("What Is That Bird?").
B. You can learn to identify birds by examining the species in your local area and recording detailed notes about them, which you
can then review at home ('What Is That Bird?").
C. The first step in bird identification is learning to observe, which includes watching, listening, and recording observations in a
journal using descriptive words and sketches.
D. Writing notes about, listening to, sketching, and photographing the birds you see while going about your everyday life can help
you learn to identify them.

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homework should not be banned because it tells the teacher if you were paying attention in class or not. it assures the teacher that you understand the material so you can move on to different material.

oftentimes grammar is taught without any emphasis on it applicability to the students’ lives. while it is true that most students can get away without a strong understanding of grammar, this does not mean grammar is absent in students’ lives. the internet is arguably the most powerful form of communication now, and it is especially popular with teenagers. as such, students should be more interested in the lesson if it is connected to that which interests them. another advantage to this style of lesson is that it does not compress a vast amount of information into one lesson and a couple handouts; instead, students are given ample time to explore the usage of each group of commonly confused words without being overwhelmed. yet another advantage is the use of the class message board, which allows classroom time to be extended in order to allow for more discussion if needed, and especially to allow for shy students to interact with classmates and express their opinions without anxiety related to public speaking. a clear disadvantage is the possibility of certain students not having access to a computer or the internet at home, but this concern is rapidly decreasing. besides, students will have an entire week to complete this lesson, and could easily make arrangements to do it at the library or somewhere else that does have access to the internet. for students not allowed by their parents to use the internet or access certain web sites, exceptions can be made as to where they may search (e.g., local newspapers).

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