Feebleminded: Foolish
Replenish: Refill
Morsel: Small bite
Friday, September 10, 2010
Open House
We are aware of what courses IB and AP consist of, and that they are very difficult as you said. We will make sure that my son takes fully advantage of the courses and that will guarantee him a great college education. We appreciate your availability and we will let you know if we have any questions.
-Sincerely, Mr. and Mrs. Yanez.
-Sincerely, Mr. and Mrs. Yanez.
The Araby
1) Joyce makes use of allusions and metaphors to effectively state his attitude of frustration and pessimism about poverty.
2) I would focus on the allusions, because the author uses characters and things to symbolically represent hope and motivation (the girl he liked), and discrimination and disillusionment (the girl in the bazaar)
3) Joyce’s most compelling argument is that it is worth trying to reach for what you want, even though at the end, you may not get it.
As a highschool student, I have a school that I want to go to when I get out of highschool and I’m applying for it. At the end, perhaps, the school will not accept me. But at least I have a chance of getting accepted by applying, rather than never having a chance at all by not applying for it.
2) I would focus on the allusions, because the author uses characters and things to symbolically represent hope and motivation (the girl he liked), and discrimination and disillusionment (the girl in the bazaar)
3) Joyce’s most compelling argument is that it is worth trying to reach for what you want, even though at the end, you may not get it.
As a highschool student, I have a school that I want to go to when I get out of highschool and I’m applying for it. At the end, perhaps, the school will not accept me. But at least I have a chance of getting accepted by applying, rather than never having a chance at all by not applying for it.
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