tuesday with morrie in a textual aid
1. tuesday with morrie in a textual aid
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Summary
The Orientation, The Classroom
Summary The Orientation, The Classroom
Summary
The Orientation
As Mitch pulls up to Morrie's house in his rental car, he is on the phone with his producer. Morrie sits in a wheelchair on his front lawn waving at Mitch, though Mitch slinks down in the seat of his car and finishes the conversation with his producer before he greets him, their first reunion in sixteen years. He regrets this, and wishes he had immediately dropped the phone and run to hug and kiss his professor. Mitch is surprised at the intense affection with which Morrie greets him, and, hugging him, feels that no trace remains of the good student Morrie remembers him as being. Inside, Connie, Morrie's aide, serves the men food and administers Morrie's medication. After he takes his pills, Morrie asks Mitch if he shall tell him what it feels like to be dying. This conversation, then unbeknownst to Mitch, marks the beginning of their first lesson
Mitch flashes back to his freshman year of college. He is younger than most of the students and tries to look older by wearing an old gray sweatshirt and dangling an unlit cigarette from his lips, even though he does not smoke. He builds a facade of toughness, though it is Morrie's "softness" that he finds so inviting. He enrolls for another class with Morrie, who he reports is an easy grader. One year, Morrie gave A's to all the young men who were in jeopardy of being drafted to fight in the Vietnam War. Mitch nicknames Morrie "Coach," and Morrie tells him that he can be his player, as Mitch can play the parts that Morrie is now too old for. They eat together in the cafeteria, and Mitch notes that Morrie is a slob when he chews; during their friendship, he has harbored two great desires for Morrie: to hug him and to give him a napkin.
The Classroom
Morrie's appearance on "Nightline" has made him somewhat of a celebrity, and many people call and ask to come visit. This makes Mitch remember the college friends he has lost touch with. He wonders what has happened to him in the time that has lapsed between college and the present. Essentially, he has traded the dreams he had in youth for wealth and success. However, his financial success alone does not satisfy him. Morrie struggles to eat his meal, and when he is finished, tells Mitch that many of his visitors are unhappy, which he thinks is a result of the culture. Morrie expresses the gratitude he feels for having love around him while he dies, which he says is better than living unhappily. Mitch is shocked by his lack of self-pity, namely the gratitude he feels for his slow, painful death. He is forever haunted by Morrie's explanation that he will die of suffocation, as the ALS will eventually attack his lungs. Mitch avoids an honest response, and Morrie urges him to accept death, as it is clear that he has no more than five months left to live. To prove his imminent death, Morrie demonstrates for Mitch a test that his doctor asked him to take. He first asks Mitch to inhale, then exhale while counting to the highest number he can. Mitch counts to seventy. Morrie can only reach eighteen before he must gasp for air. When he first saw the doctor, Morrie was able to count to twenty-three. At the end of the visit, Morrie asks Mitch to promise to come and see him again, as he did at Mitch's graduation sixteen years before. Mitch promises he will, and tries not to think of the last time he made and broke this same promise.
In another flashback to his college days, Mitch remembers Morrie's love of books. One afternoon, he complains to Morrie of feeling confused about what is expected of him versus what he wants for himself. In reply, Morrie explains his theory on the "tension of opposites," meaning that life pulls alternately back and forth, like a wrestling match. Love, he says, always wins.
2. what is climax in the story of tuesday with morrie
Climax is the HIGHLIGHT Of the story.
it is the most intense and exciting part of a story :)
3. What is the summary of tuesday with morrie ninth
TUESDAY WITH MORRIE
Morrie had been a poor kid throughout his life. Charlie, Morrie's father, had been cold and uncaring, and had failed to emotionally and financially support him and his younger brother. Morrie, the only one in his family who can read English, must decipher the telegram that brings word of his mother's death at the age of eight. Charlie marries Eva, a lovely woman who loves and cares for Morrie and his brother. Morrie's love of books and desire to learn is also instilled in him by Eva.
Morrie, on the other hand, insists on keeping his mother's death a secret because he wants Morrie's younger brother to believe that Eva is his biological mother, which he does. Morrie's desire to keep his mother's death a secret is a huge emotional weight for him, and he maintains the telegram as proof of his mother's existence for the rest of his life. Morrie seeks love and affection from his family and friends in his latter years because he was deprived of it as a child. Morrie believes he has reverted to a figurative infancy now that he is nearing death, and tries to "enjoy being a baby again" in earnest. He and Mitch often hold hands during their sessions together.
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4. sino ang may akda tuesday with morrie
Answer:Mitch Albom
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5. What happened to dr. morris kitchen nightmares?
Answer:
Currently she is a radiologist and was the owner of the Kingston Cafe restaurant in Pasadena, California, which was featured on an episode of the American television reality show Kitchen Nightmares with Gordon Ramsay in 2011. In August 2018, the restaurant closed and was converted into a catering business.
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6. What is the meaning of laura poem translated by morris bishop
Hair which is golden that fly freely, eyes that is brighter than the radiant west; the speaker speaker in short described laura as a beautiful lady (ideal woman)...(from https://brainly.ph/question/239230)
White doe represents the woman the author loves (Laura)... (see full details here brainly.ph/question/761692)
Laura, White Doe, Spring are sonnets.
A sonnet is a fourteen-line poem.
Its ideal form is often attributed to Petrarch.
Thus, a Petrarchan sonnet is structured as an octave (8 lines) and a sestet (6 lines).
The octave often proposes a problem or concern that the sestet resolves or otherwise engages...(see full details here https://brainly.ph/question/441746)
7. what was the solution to the morris worm
Answer: How did the Morris worm work?
Explanation: “Morris did implement a mechanism designed to prevent multiple copies of the worm from running on the same computer. If two worms found themselves on the same machine, they would flip a virtual coin, and then the losing copy of the worm would commit electronic seppuku.
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8. What does this mean William Morris
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Explanation:
Morris, William Morris (noun) English poet and craftsman (1834-1896) Morris, Robert Morris (noun) leader of the American Revolution who signed the Declaration of Independence and raised money for the Continental Army (1734-1806) ctto
9. What is main event in tuesday with morrie?
Answer:
major conflict Morrie grapples to accept his impending death from ALS and is visited each Tuesday by his former star student, Mitch, who has become disillusioned by the popular culture.
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10. laura by petrarch translated by morris bishop rhyme scheme
Laura by Petrarch, Translated by Morris Bishop
She used to let her golden hair fly free
For the wind to toy and tangle and molest;
Her eyes were brighter than the radiant west.
(Seldom they shine so now.) I used to see
Pity look out of those deep eyes on me.
("It was false pity," you would now protest.)
I had love's tinder heaped within my breast;
What wonder that the flame burned furiously?
She did not walk in any mortal way,
But with angelic progress; when she spoke,
Unearthly voices sang in unison,
She seemed divine among the dreary folk
Of earth. You say she is not so today?
Well, though the bow's unbent, the wound bleeds on.
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11. Spring by morris bishop translated in filipino
Muli na may gladsome paa Zephyr nagbabalik
Mid damo at bulaklak, ang kanyang magandang pamilya
At ang Procne chatters, Philomela mourns,
Habang ang Spring lumabas sa lahat ng kanyang pananamit.
Ang mga parang ay tumawa; ang kalangitan ay maliwanag at patas,
At si Aphrodite ay nanalo ng ngiti ng Jove,
Habang puno ng pasyon ay ang lupa at hangin
At nilalang ng bawat nilalang ang pag-ibig.
Para sa akin, sayang! Ang mga araw na pang-araw na pang-araw ay ginupit
Sa lahat ng tuwa at puno ng mga sighs
Na mula sa mga labi ng aking puso siya ay napunit
Sino ang nagbigay ng pag-asa at pangingisda sa Paraiso!
Hanggang sa mga ibon at mga bulaklak at mga giliw ng babae ay banayad
Para sa akin ay isang disyerto, matigas at ligaw.
12. what's the characteristic of the morris worm
Answer:
was one of the first computer worms distributed via the Internet, and the first to gain significant mainstream media attention.
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13. how many lines are there in the poem luara by Morris bishop
Answer:
14 lines
It is a poem, often a love poem, of
14 rhyming lines. It has 14 lines of iambic pentameter.
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14. Where did the tuesdays wiht morrie happened?
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Tuesdays With Morrie Summary. Morrie is an extremely lovable college professor who—in his late sixties—finds out that he is dying. The story of his last few weeks on earth is told by Mitch, one of Morrie's former students, who happens to bump into him during his final days. Morrie refuses to throw in the towel.
Answer:
someone already answered it,i was too late
15. what is the meaning of spring by morris bishop
In any form of literature and art, spring always signifies life, youth, and the return of vitality.
But in Morris Bishop's reference to spring in his poem, he points out that spring might be a bad thing. It turns the wine sour and the wild vines only blossoming with a few buds.
This could be interpreted as an old person's refusal to accept change. When one has been set in his ways for so many years, change can be very difficult to accept. They may think that it "sours the wine", but in reality the souring is part of the process to turn grape into wine.
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16. What spoilers might ruin the movie of “tuesday with morrie” for viewers if you told them about it?
To avoid spoilers for those who have not watched the movie, here are some key plot points that you may want to avoid revealing:
1.The fact that Morrie is dying of ALS.
2.The conversations that Mitch and Morrie have each Tuesday.
3.The progression of Morrie's illness and the impact it has on his life.
4.The lessons that Morrie teaches Mitch about life, death, and love.
5.The final moments of Morrie's life and how Mitch copes with his loss.
17. Which of the following is NOT a simple sentence? * A. "Tuesday with Morrie" is my favorite book but I also like "The Alchemist." B. The famous book author launched his new book. C. Mark and Janine went to the Temple to worship the Lord. D. The students wiped and cleaned the filthy desks in their room this afternoon.
Answer:
A. "Tuesday with Morrie" is my favorite book but i also like "The Alchemest"
Explanation:
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18. what is irony. types of irony typesof irony
There are 3 different types of irony: dramatic, verbal, and situational. Each has a different definition and function in storytelling. Let's move on to some quick definitions of these main types along with a few subtypes or irony that provide even more complexity and depth to ironic storytelling.
Answer:
•what is irony?
-the expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite , typically for humorous or emphatic effect
•types of irony
dramatic ironycomic ironysituational ironyverbal irony19. What is rhyme scheme of spring by morris bishop
A rhyme scheme is the pattern of rhymes at the end of each line of a poem or song. It is usually referred to by using letters to indicate which lines rhyme; lines designated with the same letter all rhyme with each other.
The rhyme scheme used in the Spring by Morris Bishop are:
everywhere- despair
bring-spring
fair- air
prospering-thing
return- sojourn- burn
hand-land-sand
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20. Write the correct linking verb to complete the question. What (was, were) her favorite book last month? Her favorite last month was Tuesdays with Morrie.
“Was”
What WAS her favorite book last month?
21. what does prophet mean in tuesdays with morrie
Answer:
Prophet - a person regarded as an inspired teacher or proclaimer of the will of God.
Explanation:
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22. every tuesday,the sanitation engineer empities the garbage binirony,euphemism,hyperbole
Answer:
Euphimism→REPORT IF WRONG←23. What is the meaning of the poem spring translated by morris bishop?
Wine is just as similar to every man. Give it proper nourishment and weather, it would give you the best taste you'll definitely want. Deprive it with healthy "Spring" or environment; sour and turbulent becomes its dominant flavor.
24. Aneesha travels at a rate of 50 miles per hour. Morris is traveling 3 feet per second less then aneesha. Which is the best estimate of the speed Morris is traveling
Answer:
70.33 feet per second
Step-by-step explanation:This is a unit conversion problem (for more details on converting units, see https://brainly.ph/question/2071065).
We are given two rates that have different units: miles/hr (Aneesha's speed) and ft/s (Morris' speed). If the two were the same, we can just subtract the two to find out Morris' speed. However, they are not so the first step is to make the units of both Aneesha's and Morris' speeds consistent. We will use ft/s.
Aneesha's speed
Morris' rate is already in ft/s, so we need to convert only Aneesha's speed from miles/hr to ft/s. To do this, we will need values that would convert:
miles to feethours to secondsThese values, called conversion factors, are 5280 ft/mile (see https://brainly.ph/question/868671) and 3600 s/hr (see https://brainly.ph/question/1543759). We then use them to convert Aneesha's speed from miles/hr to ft/s:
[tex]50 \frac{\text{miles}}{\text{hr}} \times \frac{5280 \text{ ft}}{1 \text{ mile}} \times \frac{1 \text{ hr}}{3600 \text{ s}}=73.33 \frac{\text{ft}}{\text{s}}[/tex]
Therefore, Aneesha's speed, in feet per second, is 73.33, or 73.33 ft/s.
Morris' speed
What we know is that Morris travels slower than Aneesha by 3 feet per second. Hence, we expect that Morris' speed is Aneesha's speed minus 3 ft/s, or
[tex]73.33 \frac{\text{ft}}{\text{s}} - 3 \frac{\text{ft}}{\text{s}} = 70.33 \frac{\text{ft}}{\text{s}}[/tex]
Therefore, Morris' speed is 70.33 feet per second.
TipWe can express the given rates and conversion factors as fractions and cancel out unneeded units. The resulting answer should reflect the units we desire.
25. morris ginsberg perspective on society?
Answer:
Morris Ginsberg defines society as a collection of individuals united by certain relations or mode of behavior which mark them off from others who do not enter into these relations or who differ from them in behavior.
26. Tuesdaya With Morrie synopsis
Answer:
Morrie Schwartz was Mitch Albom’s favorite college professor. At the start of the novel Albom recalls a memory from his college graduation day: he is saying goodbye to Morrie and gives him a tan briefcase with his initials on it. They hug and when Mitch steps back he sees that Morrie is crying. Mitch promises to stay in touch with Morrie but he never does after college.
Since his graduation, Mitch has become a newspaper reporter and husband. He leads a very fast paced life and is constantly working and traveling. He has become so engrossed in his work that it consumes his life.
The novel recommences about sixteen years after Mitch’s graduation day; Morrie has since been diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS. Since Morrie’s diagnosis, he began jotting down ideas and thoughts onto scrap paper, yellow pads or even envelopes. He also wrote philosophies about living knowing death was very near. One of his friends was so taken with his writing, he sent them to the Boston Globe reporter, who wrote a feature story about Morrie. The story intrigued one of the producers of the show, “Nightline”, who then did a feature story about Morrie. Mitch happened to see the “Nightline” show and recognized his old professor. He called him to set up a visit.
Mitch began visiting Morrie every Tuesday. Their discussions ranged from the world, regrets, death, love and money; the purpose of their meetings was to discuss Morrie’s view on the meaning of life. Mitch became so intrigued by Morrie’s philosophies that he began taking notes and even recording Morrie.
Morrie’s philosophies included rejecting popular culture morals and following self-created values, loving others, and learning to accept death.
With each lesson, Morrie becomes increasingly sick; during their last meeting, Morrie was bed ridden and near death. As he and Mitch hugged for one last time, Morrie notices Mitch is finally crying.
Morrie dies a short time after. At his funeral Mitch tries having a conversation with Morrie, as he had wanted. Mitch feels a certain naturalness and comfort to this conversation and realizes that it happens to be Tuesday.
After Morrie’s death Mitch regains contact with his brother who lives in Spain and is battling cancer.
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27. :Asherah morrisvzvsddndnsjja
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
kailangan kong tulong dahil nahihirapan ako sa test na ito at sa kapatid ko
28. i am amazed by the book entitled tuesdays with morrie
Answer:
what do you mean?
Explanation:
what will i answer?
29. What is the message of spring by morris bishop
How new life is starting but he still can't move on in the past.
30. What is the meaning of laura poem translated by morris bishop
the poem of laura means that even his loved ones died already he will still love her eternally
