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“SAWs, 11/5.”
attribute (verb) to attach, to associate
attribute (noun) a quality or feature
(in someone’s) interest (idiom) helpful to someone; for the benefit of someone (adjective)
relocate (verb) to move to a new place
project (verb) to predict; to estimate a future amount or direction
statistics (noun) numerical information
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- After her dad got a new job, the family had to ______ to Texas.
- It’s ______ to study for the test because it’s your grade not mine.
- He has many fine _____(s) such as diligence and kindness.
- San Luis Coastal district has _____(ed) that they will lose money when Diablo closes.
- People use ____ to try to prove many things, but numbers can sometimes lie.
- The successful woman ___(ed) her success to listening to her middle school English teacher.
Debrief Test #11. Really?!
Paradoxes (Thanks to Wikipedia!)
“Is the answer to this question no?”
Exception paradox: if every rule has an exception, then there must be an exception to the rule that every rule has an exception.
Variation: The only rule is that there are no rules.
“Practice moderation in all things. Including moderation.”
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Think of all the paradoxes created by time travel!!
You can actually see backwards in time any day or night. You don’t need any sort of contraption either. Try to guess how. Any semi-reasonable, complete-sentence answer gets credit. Go.
“A Sound of Thunder” by Ray Bradbury
- “I don’t try to describe the future. I try to prevent it.”
- “Go to the edge of the cliff and jump off. Build your wings on the way down.”
Pick one of the quotes and explain to the person next to you what you think he means.
Read aloud