What is the rule for translation? Rules for Translation A translation is a type of transformation that moves each point in a figure the same distance in the same direction. Translations are often referred to as slides. You can describe a translation using words like “moved up 3 and over 5 to the left” or […]
Read MoreDo you have to interview for pharmacy school? If you’ve applied to a pharmacy school education program, the college or university department will typically interview you to assess your fit and enthusiasm for the program. What should I bring to a pharmacy school interview? What to Bring to the InterviewPortfolio folder.Notebook.Pen.Directions.Contact Names.List of Questions to […]
Read MoreWhat does approximately 2 pages mean? Approximately 2 pages means do not exceed 550 words if double spacing is written. 2 pages means 2 pages. In majority of the universities if you go onto the third page, the tutor would only read until the second page and give marks. The third page would never be […]
Read MoreHow do you cite a curriculum? To cite the entire curriculum, use the basic format for a book. You may have a corporation or organization as the author. If the curriculum is a kit, add that in brackets. Dodge, D. T., Berke, K., Rudick, S., Baker, H., Sparling, J., Lewis, I., & Teaching Strategies, Inc. […]
Read MoreWhat is a good dissertation question? All research questions should be focused, researchable, feasible to answer, specific to find results, complex, and relevant to your field of study. Search and study some dissertation research question examples or research questions example relevant to your field of study before writing your own research question. How do you […]
Read MoreHow do you write a singing character? Lyrics in screenplays are written in italics. If it is not already clear from the context that the character is singing, it’s helpful to include the parenthetical (singing) the first time it comes up, as foreign dialogue and other special-circumstance dialogue is also put in italics. How do […]
Read MoreHow do you get rid of were? Techniques to get rid of “was” and make one’s writing more…Changing the order of the sentence: I was happy because of what she did. Using “in” and “on”: Inverting the order of the sentence: Applying repetition: Replacing “was” with a more “interesting” verb: Replacing “there wasn’t/it wasn’t” with […]
Read MoreHow do I write about my family history? Get StartedOwn Your Story. You are absolutely the best person in the world to write your story and your family history. Tell Favorite Stories Aloud. Make a Time Line of Major Life Events. Be Specific. Just Start. Make a List of Stories to Tell. Forget About Chronology. […]
Read MoreWhat are good reasons to join a sorority? Ten Reasons Why Joining a Sorority May Be Right for YouBeing surrounded by genuine friends: Let’s be honest: nobody’s perfect. Being a part of the campus community: Connections after college: Opportunities for leadership: Philanthropy: Growth and accountability: Social events: What do you hope to gain from joining […]
Read MoreHow do you start a falling action? The falling action begins with the climax. The climax often answers the story’s biggest question (such as “Who did it?” or “Will they win?”), but it doesn’t answer all the questions or resolve the story’s main problem completely. Rather, the climax makes that process or resolution possible. What […]
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