If the geography of the intersection allows, find a comfortable and safe place to sit. (bring your own folding chair or sit in a car on the corner parking lot). Observe the following and keep copious notes which will be transferred to a written report that must be handed in. This should be discussed as part of the in class program when talking about intersections. Here are the challenges: a.)
1. Danyel Smith begins with asking rhetorical questions that set up the essay. Asking about the birthplace of hip hop culture and if it's New York, these question start to get the reader to recall their knowledge on the subject and conjure up an answer. Smith continues with creating an extended metaphor between California and New York. First explaining the many attractions that bring Ms. Hip Hop
g. The head phone features are revolutionary technology that other head phones would not have III. The Bose “QuietComfort 15” head phones advertisement uses information context h. The Bose logo gives the reader the perception that Bose products are extensively worked on to get perfection. i. The use of a reference from Canada.com, which is a news reporter who keeps up with the latest in today’s culture Jeremy Ganse Ms. Smith English 101 003 29 November 2012 Sound Quality at its Finest In the line of travel people who spend hours in a single place want their trip to be as comfortable as possible. Travelers find ways to pass the time such as reading a book, or watching a movie, although common annoyances or distractions that keep the traveler from enjoying their trip are hard to avoid.
In spite of being biased for a certain group of manufacturers, the transition from the body of the article to its end is smooth. The way Gladwell ends the article is quite impressive as the article ends with a question mark leaving it to the readers to decide. They can decide the either way, but the details provided by Gladwell would have to be considered. In conclusion, what we can say is that overall Gladwell’s article is informative, well written and well organized. The transition of the paragraphs is acceptable with topic sentences, which are well explained.
John Hersey’s Hiroshima is not only a detailed account of the Americans bombing Japan in 1945, but he inserts rhetorical devices that encourage readers to feel pathos while reading. Ironic occurrences make readers think about the paradoxes that occurred. Alliteration added soft and hard moods to situations, which allowed the ambiance of the story to take
The except opens with the description of a “valley of ashes” that Nick Carroway and Tom Buchanan is going to, to meet Tom Buchanan’s mistress, Myrtle Wilson. Fitzgerald uses alliteration to create a musical effect in the first paragraph. His alliterations, such as “grotesque gardens, cars crawls, obscures operations”, helps the passage flow, creating a musical ring to it. This device is used to help the reader along with giving the book a nice little tone to it, and it also gives a vivid description of the narrator’s surroundings, which makes it easier to draw pictures of the events and places that the author is talking about. The “valley of ashes” Is described to be a desolate and forsaken undeveloped land that marks the intersection of the city with the suburbs as it is said to be where “ashes grow like wheat into the ridges and hills and
The author really held my attention by using descriptive humorous antidotes and making the essay easy to read. He started the essay off with the attention grabber and then flowed into the rest of his story. By the end I truly agreed with him and actually got a little upset at some of the same issues that I recalled while reading his examples. My online comment would convey my concurrence with the message relayed in the essay. It would go something like this: I completely agree with you, just the other day I was in my car waiting for a red light.
There are a number of advantages to the usefulness of official statistics. Initially you can address the fact that they are readily available and chap to access – so sociologists do not need to use a lot on effort in obtaining this data. In support of this, you can look at Durkheim’s study into suicide rates (1938), this is a direct example as to how we can use the large sample size of official statistics to back and/or create sociological theories linked to crime and deviance. Secondly you can address the large sample size of official statistics as they gather data on crime from across the United Kingdom, this then lends validity due to the fact that it enables sociologists to compare patterns and trends over different geographical locations across the UK due to the amount of individuals included in official statistics. In relation to developing patterns and trends, as official statics have been collected since 1857 it enables us to measure
Overall, PSA’s are very effective in battling the ever-growing issue of distracted driving. Without a doubt, the announcements are seen and campaigned enough to drivers. Many large companies play a pivotal roles in the marketing of these messages and the media circulation. In addition, contrary to what drivers think, being in an accident due to distracted driving can very much happen to anyone no matter how careful you are. Finally, even though many of the campaigns feature the same overall message, the public does not view these as redundant or pointless.
In the car, the narrator wishes that she could bottle these memories, so that she could relive them by uncorking the bottle. She is having an amazing time until she asks why he takes her out on these trips and mentions his wife, and her passing away. The atmosphere becomes very silent as the narrator realises that her comment would become an invitation into her old life with