Conditional sentence

about what he thinks it makes them sound like. He thinks that it makes them sound like they don’t care. Some examples from the poem are that they’re are putting question marks at the the end of statements that aren’t questions, and and are ending sentences with like “right?” and “totally”. A form of satirical humour found in the poem was mockery. Taylor uses mockery to show the hilarity in what students sound like. A quote from the text, “because they used to, like, DECLARE things to be true,…

Morgan Rubley Project 2: Profile of a Community 10/18/2015 What is a Rave? When you hear the word “rave”, what comes to your mind? This answer may vary depending on the person, but for many, the concept that everyone envisions, is the topic of drugs. A various amount of people who are not involved in the “rave community” form a common misconception that a rave revolves strictly around the aspect of consuming drugs. And until recently, I must admit that I shared this common misapprehension. I…

What issues of validity concern you about this questionnaire? One of the validity concerns would be who filled out the survey? This survey was mailed out, so there was no way for us to ensure who filled it out? Also the state of mind that participant was in. most people filled out the survey on their free time. They could be in any state of mind, for example, they could have had a drink or two. Also, a participant could have more from that resident and the current residents thought the survey…

An argument that many of us have encounter, is the very famous phrases “because I said so,”or “just because.” This kind of arguments sounds just like this: Mom: You cannot watch television more then 30 minutes a day. End of the Discussion. Nate: Why? Mom: Because I said so. End of the Discussion. In this argument, the mom presents herself as the ultimate authority in the matter. It is a fallacy argument, because she refuses to respond giving a reason or using evidence for the claim…

final lab grade in return for their participation. Materials Research Methods’ students participated in a study and half the students on one side of the classroom simply imagined the sentences, and the other half of the other side of the classroom listened to the sentences, and imagined the pronunciation of those sentences. Students took a Levels of Processing and Recall survey consisting of twenty questions on a Likert scale of 1 – 5, with 5 being easy to imagine or pronounce, and 1 being…

aim of imposing punishment as a result of crimes committed. In the 19th century, punishments were normally flat sentences, fines, and probation. People who were under flat sentences served the entire sentence without early release or parole, and by late 19th century, new models were established. After the conviction of the defendant, the judge decides on the most appropriate sentence (punishment) during the judgment phase. Punishment of criminal offenses range from community service and…

In the essays “Is Fluoride Really as Safe as You Are Told?” And “Fluoridation: Don’t let the poison mongers scare you", two different viewpoints are expressed about fluoride. In both of the essays, the authors show that fluoride have conditions. They don’t agree on the safety of fluoride. The purpose of the essay “Is Fluoride really as safe as you are told,” is to show the importance of fluoride not being safe. The author warns people that fluoride was actually a carcinogenic industrial…

If the first sentence were taken alone, I would not expect what is to follow. However, the first three sentence correlate with each other. I think taking all three should be taken in together. The third sentence, in particular, is the actual topic sentence. The interesting thing about the first two sentences is that they unite Chief Joseph and General Howard, as they both feel the same thing. This is an interesting choice, as it is each other (I assume) that they have fought. Grammatically, it…

Andrew Chavez Psychology Mrs. DeLamarter 1-5-2016 Shape Words Extended Paper If you mislabel a shape with the wrong shape’s name, will it take people longer to identify the shape? There are studies conducted to interpret questions like these the studies are conducted by psychologist. Specifically what is studied is a person pattern recognition and it's a theory and the theory I will be analyzing is the (Feature Analysis) theory. Pattern recognition is cognitive process which matches…

Failure to Answer a Specific Question Whenever a question is asked, in most cases, it’s not unreasonable to expect an answer to the question. If a question is asked and you didn’t receive a specific answer to the question, there is a reason for this. In 1988 while on the campaign trail, Al Gore was asked if he ever smoked marijuana. He responded with the following answer: “I don’t think this is an appropriate question. If you’re asking me have I done that as an adult in my career; the answer…