The results are listed in the tables below: KeyMath Revised (KM-R) SUBTEST STANDARD SCORE PRECENTILE RANK BASIC CONCEPTS 55 Below 1 OPERATIONS 60 Below 1 APPLICATIONS 66 1 TOTAL TEST 61 Below 1 The Woodcock-Johnson Test of Achievement (WJ-R) SUBTEST STANDARD SCORE PERCENTILE RANK STANDARD BATTERY CLUSTERS BROAD READING 31 .1 BROAD MATHEMATICS 44 .1 BROAD WRITTEN LANGUAGE 18 .1 BROAD KNOWLEDGE 73 3 SKILLS 42 .1 SUPPLEMENTAL BATTERY CLUSTERS BASIC READING SKILLS 31 .1 READING COMPREHENSION 41 .1 BASIC MATHEMATIC SKILLS 30 .1 MATHEMATIC REASONING 74 4 BASIC WRITIN...

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(she is in love with Lysander, and wants to marry him against her fathers expressed wishes) In act 1 scene 1 line 117 to 120 we see a good example of Theseus" firm expression mixed with some compassion. ... Shakespeare's portrayal of Oberon reflects his position in the drama of the rational world of civilised man. ... He says: "For Oberon is passing fell and wrath- and "And jealous Oberon would have the child"(Act 2 scen 1 lines 20 and 24) Oberon's speech is not rational and is full of references to magical and amazing things. ... Contrast this to the way Theseus argues...

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Man's imagination leads to expression. Our expression makes each of us a unique human. ... Cooper's talent found expression through indigenous materials. ... The Romantic period celebrated man's freedom with nature, virtue found in innocence, and intuitiveness over the rational. ...

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Merriam-Webster's dictionary says philosophy is "Critical examination of the rational grounds of our most fundamental beliefs and logical analysis of the basic concepts employed in the expression of such beliefs" (Philosophy). ... Because of Descartes' reflections on the "varieties of human experience, or as the rational, methodical, and systematic consideration of the topics that are of greatest concern to humanity", there is a structural way to philosophize. ...

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Here, the reader would assume this encounter and expression would be the end of Jean Valjean's criminal actions, as did the Bishop when he said, "you have left a place of suffering. ... The only thing that stood in the way for him to make a rational choice, was his promise he made to Fantine (a lower class, ill-fated prostitute). ... It's interesting to see how people who began miserably, advance over to more mature natured, rational, clear-minded people when they are given a push of influence. ...

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But both are basically attributes, which are the expressions of substance, God, or nature. ... Hume rejects any supposed rational insight into the principle of efficient causality and says that we only experience constant conjunction of one even after another. ...

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According to this belief, God has instilled in us personality, mind, rational thinking, creativity, free will, conscience, imagination and expression of emotion such as love, faith, kindness, forgiveness, compassion, gentleness, patience, humility and hope. ...

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Although his buildings have sometimes been described as icibiclastic, rambunctious, and impermanent they are also a unique expression of contemporary society and its ambivalent values. ... He is a cool romantic, a rational expressionist, and a mature adventurer. ...

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"We all get involved in a moment of emotion then we cannot get out. War and love - they have always been compared- (152). In The Quiet American, Fowler calls Pyle romantic. Being a romantic, it is his emotion, which drives him to act, not his reason. And acting upon emotions without any reasonable t...

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Through the use of well-crafted language, students learned about the techniques of oral expression and strategies of debate. ... Now, in a more ethical approach to rhetoric, he demonstrated rationality in that all legitimate moral acts must be supportable by generally accepted reasons. ...

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"We all get involved in a moment of emotion then we cannot get out. War and love - they have always been compared- (152). In The Quiet American, Fowler calls Pyle romantic. Being a romantic, it is his emotion, which drives him to act, not his reason. And acting upon emotions without any reasonable t...

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Realizing his father could see it in my expression, I glanced away again. ... I knew the dad was watching the expression on my face as I walked past them, taking extra care to see how I responded to the situation. ... Most people think of themselves as considerate, rational people who know how to handle almost any situation in an effective way. ...

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To be truthful is to be human To thine own self be true And it must follow, as the night the day Thou const not then are false to any man Polonius, Act I Scene III, Hamlet by Shakespeare Truth is not a definition, a rule or Gods will. Its a form of life. A person can be taught what truth is but no...

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Eliot noted: "Poetry is not a turning loose of emotion, but an escape from emotion; it is not the expression of personality, but an escape from personality." [3] One cannot spend life supressing all emotions and behaving in a rational manner. ...

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From the first scene on, Horatio appears as a man of thought, whose actions are guided mainly rational. ... Just before the most tragic point in the drama, this idea finds its highest expression, when he breaks out of his passive pattern: He anticipates the life threatening scenario and warns the Prince, that he "will lose this wager"(5.2.183). ...

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A deep trust is shown through Ishmael's expression of his hearts deepest inquiry when he and Queequeg grow in spirituality together through worshipping Yojo over a smoke... The relationship Ahab shares with the Whale is founded upon a hatred so fanatical, that it begins to smother the rational judgment and reasonable stability of his mind, insanity dominates. ...

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In Native Son, Wright employs Naturalistic ideology and imagery, creating the character of Bigger Thomas, who seems to be composed of a mass of disruptive emotions rather than a rational mind joined by a soul. ... His crime of violence is as much the crime of the people around him, who stifled his soul and nourished the other, baser side of him that was the only way he had of self-expression. ...

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In the process of acquiring knowledge and searching for truth, students can learn to discriminate "to make decisions rationally and logically in light of the evidence. ... "It can hardly be argued that either students or teachers shed their constitutional rights of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate....In our system, students may not be regarded as closed-circuit recipients of only that which the State chooses to communicate."" ...

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This expression is more than a metaphor. ... There is one substance, one law and one reason common to all intelligent beings and one truth, as there must be one sort of perfection of all beings who are of the same nature and partake of the same rational power.' ...

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In Native Son, Wright employs Naturalistic ideology and imagery, creating the character of Bigger Thomas, who seems to be composed of a mass of disruptive emotions rather than a rational mind joined by a soul. ... His crime of violence is as much the crime of the people around him, who stifled his soul and nourished the other, baser side of him that was the only way he had of self-expression. ...

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Bennet is being satirized throughout the novel as a busybody who's never had a rational thought, however, she is right and justified in wanting her daughters to marry someone with money and land. ... He is one of the best examples of her expression of criticisms of society through humor. ...

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