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: the circumstances, objects, or conditions by which one is surrounded

: the complex of physical, chemical, and biotic factors (such as climate, soil, and living things) that act upon an organism or an ecological community and ultimately determine its form and survival

: the aggregate of social and cultural conditions that influence the life of an individual or community

: the position or characteristic position of a linguistic element in a sequence

: a computer interface from which various tasks can be performed

Synonyms

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setting suggests looking at real-life situations in literary or dramatic terms.

environment applies to all the external factors that have a formative influence on one's physical, mental, or moral development.

milieu applies especially to the physical and social surroundings of a person or group of persons.

mise-en-scène strongly suggests the use of properties to achieve a particular atmosphere or theatrical effect.

Example Sentences

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Word History

1827, in the meaning defined at sense 1

The first known use of environment was in 1827

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Grade 6 - Argumentative Essay:   Is technology beneficial or harmful to society?

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So what this means is, you turn on wifi on your device, it should “see” 8n8. You select it, attempt to connect and when it asks for a key you use the one in this email. Capitalization matters!

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1-The word croon goes with song, because when you croon
a song, you sing it softly.

2.    The word plantation  goes with farm, because a plantation
is a big farm, particularly one in the South of the United
States.

3.    The word snag goes with thorn, because a thorn is sharp
and could snag—catch or tear—something, like skin or
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2.    Slaves suffered with sickness on the ships to America.
At the plantations, they did back-breaking work all day.
Cruel men watched them, and the Driver whipped them
when they slowed down, even while some carried hungry
infants.
4- Examples of dialect: Say that; climbin’, flappin’; Too
crowded, don’t you know.  Use of dialect establishes the
narrator’s voice as a storyteller from the times of slavery.

5.    The Master was a “hard lump of clay. A hard glinty coal.
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pain.” These comparisons are vivid, helping the reader
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hurtful whip.
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TB p. 69 Question 3 - Summarize the Text: Characters;                          Sarah is an African young woman who is a slave with magic powers and who also has a baby on her back.                   ​Toby is the old African slave who remembers his ancestors magic powers to fly and to help others fly.​                 Master is the man who owns all the slaves, the plantation, and gives employment to the Overseer and the Driver.​  Overseer is the manager who rides on horseback and watches the slaves working and makes sure that they do not escape.                         ​Driver is the man who punishes the slaves and whips them.​​  

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TB p. 69 Question 3            Title: "The People Could Fly" ​Author: Virginia Hamilton is the writer who created all characters: a narrator, the person who tells a story, who sounds like an African American storyteller from the days of slavery.​               Literary Genre:  Fictional literary works, folk tales come from an oral tradition—they were told aloud long before they were written.  The narrator uses speech rhythms and language like that of a storyteller speaking to an audience.​                         Literary Genre: Fiction, folktale 

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TB p. 69 Question 3            Title: "The People Could Fly" ​Author: Virginia Hamilton is the writer who created all characters: a narrator, the person who tells a story, who sounds like an African American storyteller from the days of slavery.​               Literary Genre:  Fictional literary works, folk tales come from an oral tradition—they were told aloud long before they were written.  The narrator uses speech rhythms and language like that of a storyteller speaking to an audience.​                         Literary Genre: Fiction, folktale 

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Whenever a person is experiencing difficult situations, hope, faith and perseverance could help him or her overcome the obstacles and become triumphant.

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TB p. 69 Question 3         Setting (Time and Place)

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Time: During the slavery era, between the  1600s and 1800s.​

Place: In the New World, on American soil. Events take place at a plantation.

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How do you believe Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton have impacted the State of Florida and the State of North Carolina in of the month of September 2024?

Explain two negative effects caused by these extreme weather conditions and explain one positive effect caused by these hurricanes.

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Mrs. Abreu, the teacher who supports us, teaches us and cares about us ...