Think of one personal experience of change you have gone through in your life. Describe the change, and explain how it affected you and what you learned from it. Think about the positive as well as negative impact the change has had on your life. hurry pls

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A number of these experts wrote about both sides of the story, taking the time to point out some of the ways in which digital life is a blessing and a curse. A selection of these mixed-response anecdotes follows.

James M. Hinton, an author, commented, “Having grown up in the pre-internet era, my childhood was spent in a substantial monoculture. There was a single shared set of values and beliefs that everyone was expected to conform to. As someone who did not fit into that set of shared expectations (and only grew further apart from them as I aged) this created a substantial sense of isolation and even oppression. The advent of internet technologies – and particularly the ability to communicate instantly, inexpensively, across the planet – has given me access to like-minded individuals who have eased that sense of isolation. This makes it sound as though my answer should have been that these technologies have created, and will continue to create, a substantial improvement for my well-being. However, the very technologies that have created these opportunities have exposed me to even more of the general hostility of the surrounding culture to those like myself. Rather than a small, local community isolating me, now there is sense that a substantial portion of the world, establishment and orthodox belief systems are actively opposed to my positions. Perhaps, to take things to a bit of an extreme, I could compare it to being sent to the Warsaw Ghetto. I am, at last, surrounded by a large number of people like myself, but with an impending sense of dread at what is waiting just beyond the fence to eventually come down and wipe us out.”

Technology improves the lives of people who can avoid being dominated by it and forced into debilitating addictions to it.

FRANK KAUFMANN

Frank Kaufmann, a scholar, educator, innovator and activist based in North America, commented, “Technology improves the lives of people who can avoid being dominated by it and forced into debilitating addictions to it. Technology allows me to grow and benefit from loving relationships among friends and family who can now be close despite geographical distance. Tragically it prevents the addicted from growing and benefiting from the most exquisite types of encounter, namely being in the physical and personal presence of another.”

Eric Royer, a professor based in North America, said, “Digital technology has fundamentally reshaped higher education, to the point where lectures are being replaced with online courses and information is readily available at the click of fingertip. This means that knowledge is no longer the domain of the ‘Ivory Tower’; however, I hold concerns over the effect of the internet on actual learning and a love for education itself. As a consequence of digital technology, education has become a commodity, and students view it as a means to an end.”

Sasha Costanza-Chock, associate professor of civic media at MIT, said, “On the one hand, digital technology has been used by progressive social movements to rapidly organize an enormous mobilization wave after the election of Trump. We’ve seen digital media used as a key tool to turn out hundreds of thousands of people with very short notice to protest the Muslim ban, attacks on LGBTQ rights, immigrant rights, the Women’s March, #MeToo, continued #BlackLivesMatter mobilizations, and more. At the same time, digital media are also used to surveil social movement actors in increasingly sophisticated ways; to propagate well-funded disinformation campaigns; and they are also used by far right movements.”

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b. both prejudice and discrimination
c. prejudice
d. discrimination

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17. My grandparents used to live in an
... family. ( EXTEND)
18. He was very
he never did what he was told. (OBEY)
19. All of us were surprised by his strange
at the party. (BEHAVE)
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A B С
D
22. Despite the snow was heavy, she went out.
А
B
С
D
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А B С
D

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in these lines by Byron?

O Poetry should present thaordinary in unusual ways.

O Poetry should include fantastical, dreamlike settings.

O Poetry should revolve around feelings and emotions.

O Poetry should focus heavily on everyday situations.

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Wedding guests _____________________________________________________________.
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Until I saw the sea
I did not know
that wind
could wrinkle water so.

What is the meaning of the figurative language in the excerpt from "Until I Saw the Sea"?

A. The wind makes the water look old.

B. The wind makes small waves on the water.

C. The wind makes quiet sounds on the water.

D. The wind makes the water colder.

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Which of the following explanations is the best to use?

A The force of gravity acting on the boat is the same as the force of the water pushing up. This means the forces acting on the boat are balanced.

B The force of gravity acting on the boat is the same as the force of the water pushing up. This means the forces are unbalanced.


C The force of the water pushing up on the boat is greater than the force of gravity pulling the boat down. This means the forces acting on the boat are
balanced

D The force of the water pushing up on the boat and the force of the boat pushing itself up allows the boat to float. The two forces are balanced

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a. comes now c. is just coming
b. is already coming d. comes soon

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A.
sentimental.
B.
apologetic.
C.
affectionate.
D.
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exposition
rising action
climax
falling action
resolution

Right then, a horse and carriage
appeared in the distance. Two men
were sitting inside. The robbers on
the path smiled at each other,
Just as it seemed like the boy
would lose the challenge, a small
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