Questions and Answers

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 is no. Have I done anything within the last 15 years; the answer is no. Did I experiment in college as a college student; my answer is that’s an inappropriate question.” (4) Parts of this statement could be the truth, but he failed to answer the original…

“ I was thinking, if they want to know about your personality, this is a little bit of an impersonal way. Wouldn’t they want to meet me in person?”(Ditson) Kelly Ditson, a waitress and single mother, was on the hunt for a new, better-paying job. What should have been a quick process quickly became Ditson spending hours on a single application. She found herself staying up past 2am filling out applications, only being able to complete four before she was too tired to continue. Summary In…

Question Answer Response (QAR) Question Answer Response or QAR, is a reading comprehension strategy developed to "clarify how students approach the tasks of reading texts and answering questions" (Raphael 1986). It encourages students to be active, strategic readers of texts. Question answer response assist students to understand that there are different types of questions and they must recognize that it is important to consider the question before developing an answer. When using the question…

1. Describe some of the emotions that a family of children with special needs experiences. Some emotions they may experience are appreciation, gratefulness, disappointment, anger and hurt. One parent explained what she went through with her son’s teacher who believed he didn’t belong in her class. The teacher was unable to see his improvements academically and simply believed he shouldn’t be in her classroom. At the end of the year his mother asked the teacher what is something good about him…

Code switching: In semantics, code exchanging happens when a speaker interchanges between two or more dialects, or dialect assortments, in the connection of a solitary discussion. Multi-linguals’ speakers of more than one dialect now and then utilize components of numerous dialects when speaking with one another. • For the Dialect quiz, I got the city of San Jose, Fremont, and Honolulu. And its might be important to tell you that I am a second language speaker and don’t use slang words, so…

1. The West does not have all the answers. Be it with life, space, or a load of other matters; significant and serious questions remain unanswered. With technological advancements every year, anthropologists and scientists are discovering more hidden ruins, cities, and monuments all over the world. This gives us new insight into how certain people lived in the past. Being able to travel further into uncharted territories, such as caves, to find fossils and remains of past lives also produce new…

1. Which creature is native to the northern forests of the Atlantic Coast and Great Lakes Region of both the United States and Canada/ Manitoba? a. Sirens b. Banshee c. Wendigo d. Trolls 2. This creature can manipulate the weather and it is considered a supernatural being of power and strength? a. Mermaid b. Wendigo c. Troll d. Thunderbird 3. Which creature can lure a sailor to their doom with their voice? a. Banshee b. Mermaid c. Sphinx d. None of these 4. This creature became popular from…

Crucible Discussion Answers 1a. Proctor doomed himself because Deputy Governor Danforth would not let him survive if he didn’t give up the confession he signed. Proctor realized that if he gave this up, his name would mean nothing, due to him lying about him seeing demons, and signing his name on the confession, he had given up his name. He said that although they had already taken his soul, he wants to keep his name. 1b. I believe their was no other way out of his situation than to lie and…

QUESTIONS FOR MIDTERM 1. We gain knowledge and experience from various institutions; family, school, church, media, peer groups etc. Pick one of the institutions and discuss how you may have learned about crime from that institution and what social controls or constraints might be found within that institution? How and why might our views be biased regarding crime within that institution? Are you viewing this as an Absolutist, though relativism, objectivism, or subjectivism. I have personal…

1. How did you see power being used and/or abused in this book? How would you feel if you were the main character? In the book Sold the person with the power changes throughout the book. At the beginning the person with the power was Lakshmi’s stepfather. He is not able to work but he uses Ama and Lakshmi to his advantage. Ama serves him even though he does not provide anything to the family. He takes the money for himself and gambles it away. He then sells Lakshmi into prostitution without Ama…