'Human traits' diaporamas de présentation

Nature versus Nurture Ms. Simon October 18, 2010

Nature versus Nurture Ms. Simon October 18, 2010. Homework . Read Myers pgs 95-107 Answer Questions on Website. Do Now:. How are you like your parents? How are you different from your parents?. Aim: To what extent do our genes and environment contribute to our psychology?.

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BELLWORK

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APPRECIATING POETRY

APPRECIATING POETRY. Try to Decode the poem Do you carrot all for me? My heart beets for you. With your turnip nose. And your radish face. You're a peach! If we cantaloupe, Lettuce marry! We'd make a swell pear!!. INTERPRETAION. Carrot = Care at Beets = Beats Turnip = Turned up

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Health Psychology Third Edition Chapter Three, Biological Foundations of Health and Illness

Health Psychology Third Edition Chapter Three, Biological Foundations of Health and Illness. 1. Human traits tend to be polygenic which means: a. highly plastic b. influenced by many genes c. caused by nature and nurture d. unlikely to occur naturally e. of unknown origin.

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Figurative Language

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Figurative Language

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Chapter 2 Human Evolution

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Poetry Personification

Poetry Personification. What is Personification?. Personification is giving human traits (qualities, feelings, action, or characteristics) to non-living objects (things, colours , qualities, or ideas). Some examples are: a)The sun greeted me this morning.

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Local Culture, Popular Culture, and Cultural Landscapes

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Figurative Language

Metaphor. Simile. Figurative Language. Personification. Imagery. Figurative Language. Writing that is not meant to be taken literally Used to state ideas in vivid and imaginative ways. Simile. a direct comparison between two unlike things using like or as. Similes.

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Pedigrees

Pedigrees. Pedigrees. Human Pedigrees. To analyze the pattern of inheritance followed by a particular trait, you can use a chart, called a pedigree , which shows the relationships within a family.

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Figurative language!

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SHAMPOIU

SHAMPOIU. BY CALEB CALHOUN. Simile. hyperbole. Exaggerating to show strong felling or effect. Alliteration. Words starting with the same letters. Metaphor. To things that are compared without using like or as. Personifaction. That car just smiled at me!!.

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Figurative Language

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Warmup

Warmup. What process creates new DNA? What is an anticodon ? Where are anticodons found?. Human Protein Traits. Directions. For each of the human traits below, choose the one on each slide that best matches you. Copy down the amino acid sequence Convert the amino acids into mRNA

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Personification

Personification. Giving human traits to non-human objects. Why? To provide the reader with a better understanding or image. #1: What object is being personified? #2: What is the human trait? #3: What is the purpose?. Example 1 (of 4).

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Traditional Literature

Traditional Literature. Mrs. Westgard Third Grade. Fables. Fables have been passed down from generation to generation. The characters are generally animals. The characters usually represent some human trait. Fables are written to teach a lesson. Fairy Tales.

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Understanding figurative Language

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Frances Pew Hayes Family Foundation

Frances Pew Hayes Family Foundation.

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Personification Giving human traits to non-living things

Personification Giving human traits to non-living things. Human Traits:. Non-Living Thing:.

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