- punctuation mark that separate ideas, add pauses, and help to list things clearly.

Eng and TLE 7 Flashcards by Amal L.

Blog

Is a discussion/informational website published on WWW consisting of discrete informal diary-style text entries.

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Posts are typically displayed in reverse chronological order, so that the most recent post appears first

True or False?

Trueeee

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(1) Elements of a text

Title

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(2) Elements of a text

Beginning

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(3) elements of a text

End

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(4) elements of a text

Headings and Subheadings

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(5) elements of a text

Keywords and phrases

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(6) elements of a text

Pictures

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(7) elements of a text

Diagrams and Illustrations

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Kinds of Blogs

Travel, fashion, food, sports, etc

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Rule 1 of SVA

Verb in a sentence with either/or, neither/nor, agrees in # with the subject closes to it.

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Rule 2 of SVA

Use singular verb if two singular subjects are connected by or/nor.

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Rule 3 of SVA

Use plural verb when two/more subjects are connected with and, except when the idea is clearly one thing.

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Rule 4 of SVA

Each, everyone, someone, and no one take a singular verb.

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Rule 5 of SVA

NONE takes a singular verb if the sub is singular and plural verb if sub is plural

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Colloquial Expressions

informal words/phrases used by the people of a society that shows how they speak.

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To cut corners

To do something badly

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On cloud nine

Extremely happy

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Idiom

A set of words or a which has a different meaning to the literal meaning of the words.

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Comma

punctuation mark that separate ideas, add pauses, and help to list things clearly.

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Capitalization

The writing of a word with its first letter in uppercase and the remaining in lowercase.

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It is important in writing to show readers the importance of specific words and to indicate change in meanings.

Capitalization

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First rule of capitalization is to always capitalize proper nouns.

True or False?

True

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(1) rule in capitalization

Always capitalize the first word of a new sentence.

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(2) last rule in capitalization

Only the pronoun “I” is capitalized. All other pronouns are not.

Body of speech

Is the main point of speech (ex. First of all, we need)

Conclusion of speech

Closing of speech (ex. Thank you for listening speech)

Features of Oral Language

Ellipses, fillers, interruptions of one by another, body language, eye contact, tone and way of speaking

Direct speech

When we repeat the speaker’: words as they were actually said, using quotation marks.

Indirect speech

When we report what the speaking said without repeating the exact words

Active Voice

Where the subject performs the action

Passive Voice

When the subject receives the action

Adjective

A word/phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.

Forms of adjectives

- comparative and superlative

Comparative adjective

Expressing difference between two people or things.

Superlative adjectives

Comparing one person to several others

What are literary devices?

Literary devices or literary techniques are specific structures that writers often use to add meaning or create more compelling stories for the reader.

What is a simile?

a figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind, used to make a description more emphatic or vivid

what is a metaphor?

is a figure of speech that describes an object or action in a way that isn’t literally true, but helps explain an idea or make a comparison.

What is personification?

is when you give an animal or object qualities or abilities that only a human can have.

Current/amps

Flow of charge

Resistance/Ohms

Oppose the push from volt

Voltage

The charge/pusher

German/GeorgeOhm

direct proportionality between applied voltage/ ohms law

Italian AleVolta

electrochemical/battery

When did AleV00lta invent the bat?

1800s

French AndreDiapéAmpere

electromagnetism

Current in Amps: 0.001

Effect on person: can be felt

Current in Amps: 0.005

Effect on person: painful

Current in Amps: 0.010

Effect on person: involuntary muscle spasms

Current in Amps: 0.015

Effect on person: Loss of muscle control

Current in Amps: 0.070

Effect on a person: If through heart, serious injury, likely fatal if it lasts more than 1 second

If voltage increases, the current will increase and vice versa. This is called “direct/proportional relationship” True or False?

True

If the resistance in a circuit increases, the current decreases and vice versa. What do you call this?

inversely proportional relationship

(Ohm’s Law) What’s the solution for finding VOLTAGE in volts?

V = (I)(R)

(Ohm’s Law) What’s the solution for finding RESISTANCE in Ohm’s?

R = V / I

(Ohm’s Law) What’s the solution for finding CURRENT in Amps?

I = V / R

Thales of Miletus (6greek20-546 B. C.)

Static electricity observer/rubbed an amber till fur and feather magnetized to it.

Where did the name electricity come from?

WilliamG made the name for s.e “electric us” but then Tbrownie expanded on WilliamG’s work and now called it electric city.

Sebenteen-peeptee, Benjamin frankly flew a kite. You Bad Benji!!! There is storm!!!

Dancingqueen49 lightning rod because bad benji!

Italian AleVolta make elefiel. 9917 and it was elechem cel

ChristianHanz 1820 discovered vpile. prove there’s magnum ice cream field

French AndreDiapéAmpere one of founding electro die/elemagnetic. True?

True

EyyyyyTen bali02 kinetic attracted. So he proposed electing r responsible elebaby.

g OWMMMM!! Ome d ako dmag experiment sa korent. Korent bari

Mic not-so-pawt-ayh experimented electromagchem 0381. Found electriccurrent disco works same withmotor

Edi tomas choo choo Phonograph 878 Kinetic sand 888 Ilaw 879

Edi choochoo alone in train station so built company 880

Tesla naay aircon 888.

Tesla oil 1999922222200000

I Stan william good tranformer | 18 18 85 85

True

OttoMikKar BlaDeZiper made but too expensive

So who successfully made? It is I stan William