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4. 1. Electromagnetic wave (light) does not require a medium, mechanical (sound) does. 2. Longitudinal Wave- Particles oscillate parallel to wave. Transverse-  Particles oscillate perpendicular to wave. Surface- Particles oscillate in a circle relative to waves motion. 3. More particles=faster sound travel. Less dense medium equals slower sound travel. No particles equals no travel of sound. 4. Outer ear acts like a funnel to allow sound waves to enter. They strike your ear drum which vibrates

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6. Why is the Englishman’s visit referred to as unexplained mystery? Ans: The Englishman’s visit to the Gemini Studios is referred to as an unexplained mystery because no one could decipher his identity, whether he was a poet or an editor. Besides, when he spoke no one at the studio understood what he intended to say as his accent was beyond their comprehension.
1. Who was the English visitor to the studios? Ans: The English visitor to the Gemini Studios was Stephen Spender. He was the editor

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2. Kisa Gotami again goes from house to house after she speaks with the Buddha. What does she ask for, the second time around? Does she get it? Why not?

Ans: When she met the Buddha, he asked her to get a handful of mustard seeds from a house where no one had lost a child, husband, parent, or friend. She went from house to house, but could not get the mustard seeds because there was not a single house where no one had died in the family.

3. What does Kisa Gotami understand the second time that she
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Literature

Paradise Lost
Epic Poem by John Milton
The great poet John Milton had a very different view of human pride. As a devout Puritan, he believed in the truth of the Bible´s warning. He ilustrates this warning brilliantly in Paradise Lost. 
Text Analysis: Allusion 
An allusion is a brief reference to a person, place, or event, or to another literary work. Writers often use allusions as a way to enrich your understanding of characters and actions and emphasize important ideas.
Most of the allusions Milton
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The New York Times and the Case of the Disappearing Labor Poet

Last week, readers of the New York Times may have been excited to catch some very excellent literary news, in a report by Aimee Lee Ball titled “The Real Nanny Diaries.” The story concerned a writing workshop for domestic workers currently being held at the Brooklyn Public Library. Participants have come to Brooklyn from climes as remote as the Democratic Republic of Congo, Lithuania, and even Texas. The workshop offers a space for the writers to share their projects and provide each other

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Q2. Why does the Postmaster send money to Lencho? Why does he sign the letter to god?
AnswerThe postmaster sent money to Lencho to help him at the time of his distress. Hailstones had totally destroyed his corn. His family would go hungry that year. Lencho had written a letter to God to send him a hundred pesos. In order not to shake the man’s faith in God, the postmaster collected seventy pesos and sent them to Lencho and signed his letter ‘God’.

Q4. Who does Lencho think has taken the

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