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Monologues - Young WOMEN - Dramatic | A 12 year old GIRL gives her father ... Contemporary Monologues For Kids Ages 7-15 Applause ACTING SERIES ... I don't know everything you do. ... I'm only twelve

Answer: There are some rules to FOLLOW when writing DIRECT dialogue in your NARRATIVES: Rule #1: Use quotation marks to indicate the words that are spoken by the characters. Example: “HELP me!” exclaimed the little GIRL. Rule #2: Always begin a new paragraph when the speaker changes.

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Thermoplastic Thermosetting PLASTIC

Thermoplastic can be synthesized by the process called addition polymerization. Thermosetting plastics are synthesized by condensation polymerization.

Thermoplastic is processed by injection moulding, extrusion process, blow moulding, thermoforming process, and rotational moulding. Thermosetting Plastic is processed by compression moulding, reaction injection moulding.

Thermoplastics have secondary bonds between molecular CHAINS. Thermosetting plastics have primary bonds between molecular chains and held TOGETHER by strong cross-links.

Thermoplastics have low melting points and low tensile strength. Thermosetting plastics have high melting points and tensile strength.

Thermoplastic is lower in molecular weight, COMPARED to thermosetting plastic. Thermosetting Plastic is high in molecular weight.

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give in:- You must give in your examination papers now.

look after:-Nobody stays at home to look after the kids any more.

give out:-He wouldn't give out any information

look up:-I looked up the number of the restaurant in the phone book.

give away:-PUT your give-away pile straight into a LARGE box

look into:-Could you have Howard look into his record?

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TWO ACCESSORY parts of the flower are sepals and petal. The prominent part of a flower is termed as petals. Different flowers contain petals of different COLOURS. SMALL leaf-like structures in plant are termed as sepals.

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2933.33 GRAMS or 2 kg 933.33grams

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No. of students = 12

total grains to be distributed = 35 kg 200 gram

35 kg 200 gram = 35×1000 gram + 200 gram

= 35200 grams

After distribution of 35 kg 200 gram of grains AMONG 12 students , each STUDENT will get 35200 grams ÷ 12 = 2933.33 grams or 2 kg 933.33 grams

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English must ADOPT the complexion of our life and assimilate its idiom. Bharat English will respect the rule of law and MAINTAIN the dignity of grammar, but STILL have a swadeshi stamp about it unmistakably. 3. Give EXAMPLES of INDIAN words that have been incorporated into the English dictionary.

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Murder in the Cathedral” CONTAINS many similarities with ancient Greek plays. Identify at least 3 of these characteristics and describe why you THINK Eliot decided to write the play in this format.

Ancient Greek theater is characterized by:

Often portrayed tragedies

Plays were performed outdoor

The play would CONTAIN at least three scenes

There is a chorus played by ordinary citizens

There is a choral interlude to explain what is happening

Religious themes

Murder in the Cathedral contains several of these characteristics. First of all, Murder in the Cathedral begins with the opening of a chorus. Several women of Canterbury comprise this chorus, similarly to those in Greek plays. USUALLY, the chorus would provide some kind of moral related to the story.

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Virgin Vegetation REFERS to a plant community which has grown naturally WITHOUT human aid and has been left undisturbed by humans for a LONG TIME. ... This TYPE of vegetation is also termed as natural vegetation

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the ACT or circumstance of proving or being proved conclusively, as by REASONING or a show of evidence: a belief incapable of demonstration. something serving as PROOF or supporting evidence: They sent a check as a demonstration of their concern.

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Answer:

I THINK older is the CORRECT option for 1ST DASH

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She said that she was going to the cinema.

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You over heard TWO parents complaining about their CHILDREN watching T V instead of studying, parents themselves neglect their work GLUED to the TV the Whole DAY? What is the solution? Throw the TV away.

You over heard two parents complaining about their children watching T V instead of studying, parents themselves neglect their work glued to the TV the Whole day? What is the solution? Throw the TV away.Do you agree with this view? Give your counter view on this topic.

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Pomegranate is FULL of digestive juices andVitamins. It is available through out India. It is oftwo types : sweet and sour. Its fruit, flowers, root and juice of fresh soft leaves can be used as home remedies, Juice of ripe pomogranate FUNCTIONS as an APPETIZER. It regulates the DIGESTION of food and also kills the stomach worms. It provides energy to the body. Juice of pomegranate cleans the digestive system. In case of loose motion, powder of the fruit peel or juice of soft leaves is beneficial. It cures anaemia and improves the level of iron and haemoglobin in the blood.

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The QUESTION can be ÷

How does pomegranate help us?

OR

What are the uses of pomegranate ?

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As a matter of FACT every day in every way that LITTLE elf was a NAG! Patrick was working harder than ever and was it a drag! He was staying up nights, had NEVER felt so weary, was going to school with his eyes puffed and bleary. Finally the last day of school arrived and the elf was free to go

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GRT to the TU HI meri khabar nahi TOH abhi tak nahi

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imagine thought... ACTUALLY mind is beauty of body. which TYPE THANKING depends UPON. Consiance mind and sub-consiance mind

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24 HOURS FRACTION of a DAY

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JOHN informed Joe that he was TREATING the guest well.

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he is THINKING of GOING ABROAD

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Griffin was a scientist who had made a discovery due to which'he could be invisible. But he was rather a lawless scientist, who MISUSED a scientific discovery for his PETTY, selfish gains. He set his landlord's house on fire, when he ASKED him to VACATE it.

CINEMA is NEVER VISITED by me.

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then what HAPPENED AHEAD with that CHILD

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Do you LIKE to CLEAN your ROOM

ans. yes i like to clean my room CAUSE after cleaning it looks tidy and nice

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the PLANT tissue are various TYPE in hi are different from ANIMAL tissue sincere are more difference between plant tissue and animal tissue

there are two types of animal tissue and plant tissue

permanent tissue

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Kishan Shrikanth (Kannada: ಕಿಶನ್ ಶ್ರೀಕಾಂತ್) (born 6 January 1996), professionally known as Kishan SS or Master Kishan, is a film actor and director from Karnataka. As of January 2006, having acted in 24 films and in many popular Indian soap opera (more than 300 episodes), he directed a feature film, C/o Footpath (Care of Footpath), about an orphaned boy who wants to go to school.[1] The film is adapted from a short story written by himself,[2] and the cast includes prominent Indian actors Jackie Shroff, Saurabh Shukla, B. Jayashree, Sudeep and Tara.[1] Kishan himself plays the LEAD. The film has been dubbed into five major Indian languages and it has also been released in English. It was first shot in Kannada and the ORIGINAL version was released on 26 November 2006.[1]

Kishan counts Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tom Cruise, Keanu Reeves, Jim Carrey, Amitabh BACHCHAN and many more among his favourite actors.[3]

In November 2006, he was LISTED as the "youngest director of a professionally made feature length film" by the Guinness Book of World Records (GBWR).[2] He replaces Sydney Ling, who was thirteen in 1973 when he directed the Dutch film Lex the Wonderdog.[citation needed]

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Explanation:The POEM satirises the idea of DEFILEMENT and purification. ... It is clear from the poem that the speaker has suffered the bane of discrimination in HUMAN society. His statement that if he were a TREE, no bird would ask him what caste he was, makes it clear that the speaker is made to feel ashamed of his caste repeatedly.

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sorry I can't READ Hindi

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GOOD evening

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the plant tissue are various TYPE in hi are different from animal tissue SINCERE are more difference between plant tissue and animal tissue

there are two types of animal tissue and plant tissue

permanent tissue

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A lawless SCIENTIST increases the miseries and sufferings of society. In this STORY, we find how Griffin misuses his discovery. He CAUSES pain and SUFFERING to others. He causes destruction.

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My Last Duchess” is PROBABLY Browning’s most popular and most anthologized poem. The poem first appeared in 1842 in Dramatic Lyrics, which is contained in Bells and POMEGRANATES (1841-1846). Perhaps the major reason for the fame of “My Last Duchess” is that it is probably the finest example of Browning’s dramatic monologue. In it, he paints a devastating self-portrait of royalty, a portrait that doubtless reveals more of the duke’s personality than Ferrara intends. In fact, the irony is profound, for with each word spoken in an attempt to criticize his last duchess, the duke ironically reveals his utterly detestable nature and how far he is from seeing it himself.

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Before the subtleties of “My Last Duchess” can be grasped, the basic elements of this dramatic monologue must be understood. The only speaker is the Duke of Ferrara. The listener, who, offstage, asks about the smile of the last duchess in the portrait, is silent during the entire poem. The listener is the emissary of a count and is helping to negotiate a marriage between the count’s daughter and the duke. The time is probably the Italian Renaissance, though Browning does not so specify. The location is the duke’s palace, probably upstairs in some art gallery, since the duke points to two NEARBY art objects. The two men are about to join the “company below” (line 47), so the fifty-six lines of the poem REPRESENT the end of the duke’s negotiating, his final terms.

Since the thrust of a Browning dramatic monologue is psychological self-characterization, what kind of man does the duke reveal himself to be? Surely, he is a very jealous man. He brags that he has had the duchess’s portrait made by Fra Pandolf. Why would he hire a monk, obviously noted for his sacred art, to paint a secular portrait? The duke admits, “’twas not/ Her husband’s presence only, called that spot/ Of joy into the Duchess’ cheek” (lines 13-15). Then he notes that “perhaps/ Fra Pandolf chanced to say” (lines 15-16) and provides two exact quotations. The suggestion is strong that he observed the whole enterprise. He gave Fra Pandolf only a DAY to finish the expensive commissioned art. Pandolf is a painter so notable that the duke drops the artist’s name. Probably, he chose Pandolf because, as a man of the cloth, the good brother would have taken a vow of chastity. Yet the duke’s jealousy was so powerful that he observed this chaste painter with his wife in order to be sure. Later, the duke implies that the duchess was the kind of woman who had to be watched, for she had a heart “too easily impressed” (line 23), and “her looks went everywhere” (line 24). Yet the evidence that he uses to corroborate this charge—her love of sunsets, the cherry bough with which she was presented, her pet white mule—suggests only that she was a natural woman who preferred the simple pleasures.

The duke’s pride and selfishness are also revealed. He is very proud of his family name, for, as he describes his marriage to his last duchess, he states that he gave her “My gift of a nine-hundred-years-old name” (line 33). Yet he never once mentions love or his willingness to emerge from his own ego. Instead, he emphasizes that it is his curtain, his portrait, his name, his “commands” (line 45), and his sculpture. Tellingly, within fifty-six lines he uses seventeen first-person pronouns.

Undoubtedly, though, the most dominant feature of the duke’s personality is a godlike desire for total control of his environment: “I said/ ’Fra Pandolf’ by design” (lines 5-6). Browning reveals this trait by bracketing the poem with artistic images of control. As noted above, the painting of Fra Pandolf portrait reveals how the duke orchestrates the situation. Moreover, even now the duke controls the emissary’s perception of the last duchess. Everything that the listener hears about her is filtered through the mind and voice of the duke. The emissary cannot even look at her portrait without the duke opening a curtain that he has had placed in front of the painting.

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SINCE, will be the answer.

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When seeing the manager, he WAITED.

UNLESS if he APOLOGISE,he will be PARDON.