Week 1 ELAmanities HW

Last updated over 5 years ago

3 questions

1

7.L.1.a

1

7.L.1.a

1

Library

Week 1 ELAmanities HW

Last updated over 5 years ago

3 questions

1

7.L.1.a

1

7.L.1.a

1

List at least 4 of RGB's accomplishments:

People read & write in sentence parts, that is, chunks of meaning. In one sentence below, sentence parts are divided into meaningful chunks. In the other, they are divided meaninglessly. Read both sentences. Identify the one that's easier to read because sentence parts are divided into meaningful chunks.

I am not/ashamed to confess that/ I am ignorant of what I/ do not know. - Cicero

I am not ashamed/ to confess/ that I am ignorant/ of what I do not know. - Cicero

Read both sentences. Identify the one that's easier to read because sentence parts are divided into meaningful chunks.

Perhaps the most/ valuable result/ of all education/ is the ability/ to make yourself do the thing you have to do/ when it ought to be done/ whether you like it or not. - Thomas Henry Huxley

Perhaps the most/ valuable result of all/ education is the ability to make/ yourself do the thing you/ have to do when it ought to be done whether/ you like it or not. - Thomas Henry Huxley

List at least 4 of RGB's accomplishments:

People read & write in sentence parts, that is, chunks of meaning. In one sentence below, sentence parts are divided into meaningful chunks. In the other, they are divided meaninglessly. Read both sentences. Identify the one that's easier to read because sentence parts are divided into meaningful chunks. 

I am not/ashamed to confess that/ I am ignorant of what I/ do not know. - Cicero

I am not ashamed/ to confess/ that I am ignorant/ of what I do not know. - Cicero

 Read both sentences. Identify the one that's easier to read because sentence parts are divided into meaningful chunks. 

Perhaps the most/ valuable result/ of all education/ is the ability/ to make yourself do the thing you have to do/ when it ought to be done/ whether you like it or not. - Thomas Henry Huxley

Perhaps the most/ valuable result of all/ education is the ability to make/ yourself do the thing you/ have to do when it ought to be done whether/ you like it or not. - Thomas Henry Huxley