...Alex Hendershot ENG 4U Ms. Straus May 23, 2015 Hamlet Quotation Test Quotation 1: “How all occasions do inform against me And spur my dull revenge! What is a man, If his chief good and market of his time Be but to sleep and feed? a beast, no more. Sure he that made us with such large discourse, Looking before and after, gave us not That capability and godlike reason To fust in us unus’d.” (Hamlet: IV, iv, 3238) Literal Level: This quotation is from Act IV, Scene IV, when Hamlet observes Fortinbras leading the army through Denmark towards Poland. Hamlet learns that the Norwegians are going to war with the Polish over a small, worthless patch of land. In this soliloquy, Hamlet ponders how these men are willing to risk their lives for such a small cause, when he is still so hesitant to act on his revenge on Claudius for his father's murder. 1. This passage helps to develop Hamlet’s character and the plot of the play because it is in this scene that Hamlet realizes that he must act on his revenge plan or else he is just going to be a purposeless “beast”. Throughout the play, Hamlet struggles with whether or not to exact revenge on Claudius because he is not certain of all of the facts. When Hamlet sees how willing the soldiers are to fight over such a small piece of land, he realizes that without action Hamlet is not taking advantage of the gift of life that God has given him. Hamlet realizes that ...
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...IT System Scope, Requirements & Procurement Consultancy Ref: AFTRS2013/01 Request for Quotation IT System Scope, Requirements & Procurement Consultancy Ref: AFTRS2013/01 1 Instructions AFTRS invites your company to submit a quotation for goods and/or services as outlined in this Request For Quotation. The details of the goods and/or services requested are outlined in Sections 2 & 3. 1.1 Item Details Details AFTRS2013/01 Release Version 1.0 Name: Position: Phone: E-mail: Tim Sadler Director, Technology & Infrastructure (02) 9805 6545 tim.sadler@aftrs.edu.au nd Quote Reference Code Document Version Principal Contact (AFTRS) Address for Lodgement Deadline Required Delivery Date Email: Principal Contact as above Close of Business 22 March 2013 Delivery of services to complete in FY2013. 1.2 Preparation of Quotation Sections 2 and 3 outlines the goods and/or services that we are requesting a quotation for. The General Terms and Conditions governing this RFQ are set out in section 4. You are requested to provide a quotation, which should include the following: a) A response to every part of the requirements, which are outlined in section 3. This response should follow any directions included in the requirements and should make clear any deviations from the requirements or if you are only responding to part of the requirements; b) A pricing schedule as outlined in section 5; and c) A Declaration using the form at the end of section 5. Your Offer must...
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...Vinci Chan Ms. Lawrence ENG4UV-04 July 8th 2016 U4A4: Life of Pi - Part 1 Quotation Analysis “Religion?” Mr. Kumar grinned broadly. “I don’t believe in religion. Religion is darkness.” (Martel, 29) I chose this quotation because doubt seems to be a common theme associated with today’s religion. Many individuals either do not conform to any religions or are atheist also there are so many people today who question religion, such as, if God or religion exists, why is there so much violence in the world? Or, why is there a majority of people living in poverty? These thoughts lead me to have doubts, is religion leading us into darkness? Also, this quotation is interesting because it follows Pi telling Mr. Kumar “religion will save us” (Martel, 29), and Mr. Kumar immediately opposes Pi’s statement. Personally, I was raised as an atheist as my parents do not have any beliefs in religion. I have never been connected with the Church or with God; however, sometimes I do find myself to believe that there is a higher power out there. I could relate this to my personal hero’s journey. Many was raised as an atheist because they were not exposed to religion growing up, which is like a hero being pulled in an unknown direction because he/she had no guide. Next, is call to adventure, which for me is being exposed to religion as I grew older; at this stage in life, sometimes I was convinced the existence of God through peers and media. Then comes the refusal of call, which for me was...
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...means certain text or texts are been studied. Titles like "Symbolism in William Blake's Tiger" indicate that the material that is used in the paper will a poem with the mentioned title. Essays and most of the newspaper articles that deal with one single short work without suing secondary sources are using this kind of documentation which is also called informal documentation. The name of the author and the title of the work on which the paper focus on are mentioned near the beginning of the essay as well as some other references like " in the opening scene"," in act 2…"or" in the end of the play…". Principles and guidelines 1. Titles of poems, articles, short stories are put in quotation marks while titles of plays, magazines, newspapers, and books are underlined. Quotation marks are used for titles of selections or parts of books. Using italics scripts in printed matter is the equivalent of the underlines in the...
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...MLA & APA Write Rules for Assignments in English Courses 1. The Modern Language Association (MLA) format is used for citation and documentation when writing about literature and art. Research in MLA is documented with in-text citations and a Works Cited page. MLA: https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/ 2. The American Psychological Association (APA), also called the author-date system, is used in psychology and other social sciences. The APA cites sources as References. See APA Style: https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/section/2/10/ 3. Essays should be written in blue or black ink if in class, or typed on a Word file if written out of class. Papers are submitted by attaching the Word file to Blackboard Assignments. 4. Use 8 ½ by 11 white paper and a 10 or 12 point font. Avoid fancy typefaces such as script. 5. Double space throughout the paper. 6. Except for page numbers, use one-inch margins at the top, bottom and sides of the paper. 7. Type your name, the course number and date on the first page, top left, first page only. 8. Do NOT use a separate title page for essays shorter than 2500 words, or 20 pages. 9. Use a header (top right) for page numbers; your last name may be used with the page number. 10. Insert a page break before the first letter of the Works Cited or References, to keep that page last. 11. Center the specific title of your essay below the heading. If you are writing about a literary work...
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...1. Quotations (how he engages his young audience + rhetorical devices and message) – do not write the paragraphs – just decide what point you want to make (with that quotation) He gets his audience involved by using the word sexy: ‘’ let me further point out how ubiquitously the word ‘sexy’ is used to describe late-model gadgets’’ he makes this whole thing easier for us to understand, by using words we use and say. Another quote that appeals to us as a young audience is: ‘’It’s all one big endless loop. We lie the mirror and the mirror likes us. To friend a person is merely to include the person in our private hall of flattering mirrors.’’ This is one of the issues the youth have, to look good and be liked. And by this quote he light up this. The message of this essay is that.. 2. Write a funnel introduction a. Write an alternative introduction, where you begin with a quotation from Franzen’s essay ‘’Alongside their built-in eagerness (of consumer technology products) to be liked is a built-in eagerness to reflect well on us. Our lives look a lot more interesting when they’re filtered through the sexy Facebook interface. We star in our own movies, we photograph ourselves incessantly, we click the mouse and a machine confirms our sense of sense of mastery.’’ Here he addresses his young self-centred audience. He shows us how the new technology has its effect on them. How it makes them more and more selfish and anti-social. Anti-social in a way, that they care...
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...Did Phil commit plagiarism? If so, what did he do wrong, and how could he have prevented this problem? Yes, he did not properly cite used sources, such as directly quoted the website and not using quotation marks, and also he did not site quotations used right from websites. He could have prevented this by attributing the quotes to the websites. Also by keeping track of all used quotes. One of ways was to follow the professor’s instructions for not to cut-and-paste. Who are the stakeholders in this situation? - Phil - His team members; Bentley, Stella, and Herb - Professor Wemmick - Dean of the graduate school - The authors Phil plagiarized from What are Phil's responsibilities? To whom is he responsible? What rules and guidelines should he follow? Phil has multiple responsibilities depending on which Phil is being asked about: Phil the director of Human Resources, the husband, the father, or Phil the student. Phil the student is responsible to his group to complete his share of assignment according to the “Team Work Plan Individual Responsibilities and Schedule”. He also has a responsibility to the professor and university to follow the academic policies of the university. What are Professor's Wemmick's responsibilities? To whom is she responsible? What rules and guidelines should she follow? Professor Wemmick is responsible to the students for fairly grading the assignments. One of steps in properly grading the assignment is to submit the assignment to...
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...marking centre. Candidates’ responses should be considered on merit. Whenever appropriate, marks should be awarded on a holistic basis. 4. 5. Marking the comprehension: Incorrect spelling in one-word answers should be marked wrong. Incorrect spelling and language errors in longer responses should not be penalised because the focus is on understanding. For open-ended questions, no marks should be awarded for YES/NO or I AGREE/I DISAGREE. The reason/ substantiation/motivation is what should be considered. For TRUE/FALSE or FACT/OPINION questions, the mark should be split, i.e. award 1 mark for TRUE/FALSE or FACT/OPINION and a mark for the reason/substantiation/ motivation/quotation. For questions which require quotations from the text, do not penalise candidates for omitting the quotation marks. When one-word answers are required and the candidate gives a whole sentence, mark correct provided that the correct word is underlined/highlighted. When two/three facts/points are required and a range is given, mark only the first two/three. If a candidate uses words from another language other than the one being examined, disregard those words, and if the answer still makes sense, do not penalise. However, if a word from another language is used in a text and required in an answer, this will be acceptable. Accept dialectal variations. For...
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...relevant part of the plot, make an analytical statement about that passage; show me you have thought about the book. --Incorrect Michiko placed the money she earned prostituting herself into the empty box which was meant for her husband’s ashes. She held the box tightly as a tear ran down her cheek. --Correct Michiko’s act of placing the money she earned prostituting herself in her late husband’s ash-box demonstrates how her recent corruption had replaced a previous life of happiness. 3. Quoting instead of paraphrasing As a rule, you should only quote when either the original author said what he/she said so well that you could simply not say it better OR you are quoting a passage from fiction to convey the tone of the story. Quotations should be introduced by you; do not insert someone else’s words in you essay as if they are merely a continuation of your own words. See the handout on Plagiarism for examples of correct paraphrasing. 4. Incomplete sentences Every complete thought needs a subject and a verb. This may seem straight forward,...
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...| UNIT OF ISSUE | QTY | UNIT PRICE | TOTAL | SUPPLIER/REMARKS | 9 | Saliva injection hose for kavo 1058 p/no 0-211-1575 model 1058 | NO | 10 | 8900 | 89000 | M/S DENTMED LIMITED 2ND lowest in price ,1st lowest unable to supply | 11 | Hand piece hose for KAVO 1058 P/NO 0.576 8190 MODEL 1058 | NO | 15 | 14000 | 210000 | M/S RYCEDENTAL SUPPLIES LTD 2ND lowest,1st lowest unable to supply | 12 | 4F hand piece for KAVO 1058 P/NO 0.516.8190 MODEL 1058 | NO | 12 | 41800 | 501600 | M/S DENTMEND LIMITED 2ND lowest,1st lowest unable to supply | | | | | TOTAL | 800,600 | | T he tender committee is therefore requested to re-award as tabulated above or advise as it seems appropriate This application is supported by 1. Quotations 2. Letter dated 9/04/2014 from M/S FORTEC MEDICS SUPPLIES...
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...It’s very easy to find information for a research paper but it’s not in most cases simple to add information to your paper without falling a victim of plagiarism. The tests gives guidelines on how one can avoid plagiarism in while writing a research paper to ensure that it is free of plagiarism. From the quiz I undertook on plagiarism, pre-test score was low as compared to post-test score which was higher. Only four questions were answered correctly in the pre-test quiz. This was due to limited knowledge I had about detecting, preventing and dealing with plagiarism. In quiz one, I answered wrongly the second question because I dint know that question marks are used when you quote someone else work. The question marks are used to show that the work belongs to someone else and not my own writings. When quoting a source, it’s recommended to use the quote exactly the way it appears because no one would like to be misquoted. After learning this concept, I was now able to answer the question correctly in post-test quiz. Another challenging question was question was the 4th question. The question was testing on citation as a tool to avoid plagiarism. From the information given on citation, it’s highly recommended that any time you quote someone’s words whether printed, spoken or sung, it’s vital to cite them. Question 5 was still testing on citation and I dint answer it correctly. I got to learn that proverbs don’t need to be cited since they are common knowledge. Another question...
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...REQUEST FOR QUOTATION To, GAIL WEBSITE VENDOR, India Vendor Code : 101019938 RFQ No. :GAIL/JPR/26/5 /3200020021/FL-49/06-07 Date:08.06.2006 RFQ Due on : 30.06.2006 at 14:00 Hrs IST Tender Opening Date : 30.06.2006 at 15.00 Hrs IST ____________________________________________________________ Dear Sir(s)/Madam, GAIL (India) Ltd. invites you to submit your offer in sealed envelope, superscribing RFQ No. & Due date for the following item(s) in complete accordance with enquiry documents/attachments: Sl. No MatCode Description UOM QTY Unit Price (in figures & words) -----------------------------------------------------------Group : 1 FIRE BUCKET SUPPLEMENTARY REQUIREMENTS: ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 1 9504050903 EACH 10 ________ SAND FIRE BUCKET,MS,IS-2546\1974,9 L CAPACITY: 9 ltr IS 2546\1974 MOC: MS GALVANIZED SAND FIRE BUCKET SAND BUCKET (SET OF 4 NOS) MADE OF GOOD QUALITY M S GALVANISED CONFIRMING TO I.S. 2546 HANDLE AND DOME SHAPED BOTTOM TO BE PAINTED WITH BLACK COLOUR, OUTER SHELL OF BUCKET TO BE PAINTED WITH FIRE RED COLOUR INSIDE OF BUCKET TO BE PAINTED WITH WHITE COLOUR. ALL BUCKET SHOULD HAVE 9 LITRE CAPACITY. BUCKETS TO BE PROVIDED WITH SUITABLE STRAND WITH 4 NOS HOOKS TO HANG SAND FILLED BUCKETS. CANOPY OVER STAND TO BE PROVIDED TO PROTECT BUCKETS FROM SUN AND RAIN. -----------------------------------------------------------EMD Details : NOT APLICABLE Page 1 of 5 REQUEST FOR QUOTATION (Cont.) RFQ No:GAIL/JPR/26/5 /3200020021/FL-49/06-07 Date: 08.06.2006 ...
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...Integrating evidence into your own writing When integrating the evidence you've gathered into your essay, you must first look at your essay plan to decide where evidence needs to be placed in relation to the points you’re making. Then you need to look at the particular paragraph in which a piece of evidence belongs to decide how it can be integrated, remembering that its role will be to support or expand on a point you've already made in your own words within that paragraph. In the paragraph below, you'll notice that evidence has been paraphrased or directly quoted and placed in a position that allows it to extend the point the writer is making in the topic sentence. | | | |One phenomenon that can impact greatly on the effectiveness of groups is that as group sizes |topic sentence | |increase there is a tendency for the effort put in by the group to be less than the average | | |effort put in by individuals engaged on the same task separately (Gabrenya, Latane & Wang 1981; | | |Albanese & Van Fleet 1985). The phenomenon has been described using various terms. Writers | | |influenced by industrial economics describe it as the 'free-rider problem', where the collective| | |nature of...
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...Entertainment Media and its Influences Heidi Ross HUM186 September 29, 2013 Dr. Rose Safir Entertainment Media and its Influences Entertainment media has shaped American Culture and its values in many ways. One of the ways is that media has educated many on how to be more healthy and to have a better lifestyle. It has also made people more creative, making them realize what culture is all about. We as a society is shaped by the ever changing entertainment industry. Our lives are all about what the celebrities are doing, wearing, eating, or who they are doing. Entertainment media is everywhere. Entertainment media has many benefits and but has brought many challenges as well to American culture and has changed the way we interact with others. Throughout the many years of entertainment media, things have changed for the positive. I believe that with all of the changes, there has been mostly positive outcome from the media, but there has been some negative aspects as well. The television and radio helped to create our culture by having an impact on the way books, newspapers and magazines are designed and created. The television is one of the biggest influences on American families today. Children spend more time watching television and playing video games, therefore, spending less time interacting with others, which results in poor social and communication skills. Our family values and morals are changing with each passing day. With all of the sex, violence, and...
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...topics in current debates about| | |undocumented or illegal immigration, which are the meaning of | |Be brief. |unlawful presence, the role of states and cities, and the | |Reflect key facts or ideas. |integration of immigrants. It argues that the 3 subjects alone | |Help readers understand context. |are not enough to analyze them and that each theme pairs together| |Do not insert personal views. |to reveal more about each other. The meaning of unlawful presence| |Write in your own words, except for quotations. |connects to the role of states and cities, as they can show how | | |authority enforces immigration law. The role of states and cities| | |connects with the integration of immigrants to explain how | | |communities with immigrants are created. The meaning of unlawful | | |presence connects to the integration of immigrants to show the | | |lessons of immigration over time. (Motomura, H. 2008...
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