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    This document contains questions about several short stories and poems: - Questions 1-7 are about the story "Thank You, Ma'am" and ask about plot details and the meaning of the title. - Questions 1-4 are about the play "Romeo and Juliet" and inquire about the feud between the families and events in the play. - The last question analyzes the final line of an unspecified story. - The document also lists several literary forms and genres such as poems, short stories, essays, and legends.

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    This document contains questions about several short stories and poems: - Questions 1-7 are about the story "Thank You, Ma'am" and ask about plot details and the meaning of the title. - Questions 1-4 are about the play "Romeo and Juliet" and inquire about the feud between the families and events in the play. - The last question analyzes the final line of an unspecified story. - The document also lists several literary forms and genres such as poems, short stories, essays, and legends.

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    Simile Is A Figure of Speech That Compares Two Different Things in An Interesting Way

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    Mariel Azurias
    This document contains questions about several short stories and poems: - Questions 1-7 are about the story "Thank You, Ma'am" and ask about plot details and the meaning of the title. - Questions 1-4 are about the play "Romeo and Juliet" and inquire about the feud between the families and events in the play. - The last question analyzes the final line of an unspecified story. - The document also lists several literary forms and genres such as poems, short stories, essays, and legends.

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    Thank you, maam

    TASK5 ONE WITH THE TEXT

    1. How did mrs. Jones react when roger try to steal her purse?
    2. Was her reaction believable? Why or why not?
    3. When they arrived at the boarding house, what do you think roger was planning to do?
    4. Did mrs. Jones like the boy? Why? why not?
    5. Do you think roger’s encounter with mrs. Jones altered his life? In what way?
    6. Why did Hughes title the story, thank you, Maam?
    7. In what way did the characters show what they had accomplished at the end of the story?

    Romeo and Juliet

    Factual recount

    Answer the following questions from the context of the story.

    1. Who are Romeo and Juliet? What is going on between the families of the two?
    2. Where is Romeo exiled? Why does Romeo feel that banishment is worse than death?
    3. How does Lord Capulet react to Juliet’s refusal? What ultimatum does he give her?
    4. Why is there such a rush to see Juliet married?

    White the auto waits

    Sorry wrong number

    More reflection

    1. What does the last sentence of the story tell us about the young man?

    Elehiya – binubuo ng apat na saknong


    Maikling kwento
    Tula tugmaan

    -tula
    -maikling kwento
    -Sanaysay napapanahong isyu
    Alamat

    Adventure story

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