english

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it is a single sided

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bias

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this word is commonly used to refer to a preconceived judgment toward a person

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prejudice

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types of bias

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1. anchoring bias
   2.media bias
2. confirmation
3. conformity
4. halo effect

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happens when people are too relied on current information they find in decision making

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anchoring bias

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happens when journalist and news reporter in the mass media select what to report and cover

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media bias

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happens when one tends to search for interpret, favor and remember information supporting ones believes and view

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confirmation

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happens when one makes a wrong or uncomfortable decision to fit in and please people

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conformity

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happens when one sees the wonderful thing about a person and let the perceptions on everthing else about the person distorted

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halo effect

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types of prejudice

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1. racism
   2.sexism
   3.classism
2. ageism
   5.religion

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can be separated based on the dominance of of one race to another

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racism

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based on sex or gender

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sexism

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based on social class, individuals based on wealth

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classism

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prejudicial attitude towards older people, old age

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ageism

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are words derived from the verb but used as noun, adjective,
or adverb

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verbal

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attitude towards a person differently because of the particular beliefs about religion

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religion

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there are three kinds of verbal

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1. gerunds
2. participles
3. infinitives

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are verb forms ending in -ing used as nouns

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Gerunds

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is a gerund with modifiers or a
complement, all acting together as a noun.

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Gerund phrase

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gerund/gerund phrase may be used as

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1. Subject of the sentence (S)
2. Subject complement (S.C)
3. Direct object (D.O)
4. Object of the preposition (O.P)
5. Appositive (A)

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is a form of verb that generally appears
with the word to and acts as a noun, adjective, or adverb. they are formed bt placing the word TO before the from of the verb

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infinitive

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is an infinitive with modifiers, a
complement, or a subject, all acting together as a single
part of speech

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infinitive phrase

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is a verbal that
functions as an adjective

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participle

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2 kind participle

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1. Present participle
2. Past participle

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always ending in -ing, are created from
the form of a verb used with the verb to be ( am, is, are, was,
were, been) as an auxiliary verb (progressive tense).

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Present participles

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usually ending in -ed or -en, are created from the form of a verb used with the verb to be as an auxiliary verb (passive voice)

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Past participles

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is a participle that is modified by an adverb or adverb phrase that has a complement. The entire phrase acts as an adjective in a sentence

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Participial phrase

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play that has one act, as distinct from plays that occur several act

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One-Act play

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may be multiple and in variations

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The Scene

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the play is concise and precise

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The Write-up

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play is intended towards producing one effect

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The Aim

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elements of one act play

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1. characters 2.settings 3.plot 4.dialogue 5.stage direct 6.conflict 7. theme

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refers to people or somtimes animals subjected into drama potrayed

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characters

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how we get to know the characters

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1. through the authors physical description 2. through their actions 3.through their words 4. through their inner thoughts 5. through what other characters says and thinks of them

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2 types of characters

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protagonist and antagonist

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main character or the hero of the story

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protagonist

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often acting as the villain

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antagonist

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is the time (when) and place (where) the story occurs

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setting

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structure or organization of events that made of a fictional story

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plot

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beginning of the story

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exposition

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events before the climax. characters attempts to solve the problem, but fails

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rising action

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the turning point, the point of greatest action

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climax

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actions and events that occur after the climax

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falling action

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end of the story where the conflicts or problems are solved

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resolution

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words spoken by the characters

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dialogue

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instructions for the actions and directions about movement, gestures, and other actions

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stage direction

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is any of the problems that character encounters in a story

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conflict

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is the central idea, message, or purpose of the story

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theme

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are individual symbols used for this purpose, such as a full stop or period, comma, or question mark.

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punctuation mark

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system of symbols that we use when writing to clarify meaning and indicate pauses or emphasis.

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Punctuation

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used after an abbreviation, used after numbers and letters in outlines, used after a declarative sentence, an imperative sentence, or an indirect question

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Period

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usually used after an interjection or exclamation to indicate strong feelings or to show emphasis

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Exclamation Point

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used to end a question

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Question Mark

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used to separate three or more items in a series

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Comma

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replaces a comma in introducing a quotation. gives emphasis or directs attention to an explanation

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colon

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are used to indicate that words were removed from a quote

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ellipsis

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is used to enclose numbers or letters introducing items in a list or outline

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parentheses

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is used to set off a direct quotation

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double quotation marks

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is used to form compound words

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hyphen

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is used to express ranges

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en dash

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is used to indicate a pause or interrupted speech.

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em dash

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numbers and omissions

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apostrophe

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is used to connect related independent clauses

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semicolon

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*

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asterisk

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&

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ampersand

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.

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bullet point

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#

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pound symbol

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~

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tilde

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@

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at symbol

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\

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backslash

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|

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pipe symbol