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One synonym that describes the character: warm-hearted

Phrase: "Go, girl, seek happy nights to happy days."

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Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening

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Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening

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This poem is a very confusing, fast paced and random poem. At first glance, this poem may seem random but once you start to look into it, it starts to make sense. The text “my vision blurred” shows the confusing nature of the poem. It’s like everything is happening at the same time and from the perspective of the main character of the story, it looks like a blurry mess that is going around. This poem is a great poem once you start to look into it.

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It’s a very nice poem style and it described the pheasants very well. I also like the snow flakes and the pheasant drawing.

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Her artwork was really questionable and really pretty, handwriting was also really nice, not centered overall good try 

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Her artwork was really questionable and really pretty, handwriting was also really nice, not centered overall good try 

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Your poem really flows nice. I like how it transitioned in an instant . It’s very a very unique poem. Your drawing is also very Beautiful,but i think you could make your handwriting nicer.

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The phrase choices of their poem is fantastic and amazing. Each phrase that were chosen makes perfect sense. Not only were the phrases delightful to read, their illustrations may be even better. 

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Poem by Sofia. This poem is very simple yet it shares a powerful and touching story of the cold icy climate. Sofia managed to use easy words but still managed to give the reader a clear vision of the story.

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Very nice , I like how she make the poem so meaningful and thoughtful, band give people space to thing about what the poem really means .

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I believe that later in the story, the man is going to live and the dog is going to die.

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I believe that due to the constant emphasis of the surrounding temperature, I believe the man will end up freezing to death with hypothermia while his dog manages to escape and possibly make it back to the camp.

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he dies to hypothermia with the dog next to him

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He gets hypothermia, dying a slow and painful death. The dog may possibly eat the body of the man.

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I hope he freezes to death for using his dog as an experiment and being so naive.

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he dies with the realization of him not dead yet, dogs find new owner

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1. A month's worth of food supply

2. Camping necessities

3. Extremely thick clothes

I would fear: Germs

Would I bring a dog? No, too much of a hassle

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1, axe

2,sleeping bag

3,chocolate

No more chocolates to eat in the wilderness.

Yes, so I can eat it even if I don’t I have a friend that can probably help me.

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3 things I would bring:

Toolbox, fur clothing, food

1 thing I would be most afraid of - hypothermia

Would I bring a dog?

I would not bring a dog as it is an extra mouth to feed, leaving less necessities and resources for me.

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1. - High supply of food and water

- Coat

- A weapon

2. Death

3. Depending on the type of dog, it might be an annoyance if it can't contribute much

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1. Food

2. Tent

3. Clothing

One thing I would fear the most is the wild animals.

I wouldn't bring a dog with me because I'm allergic to fur.

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3 things I would bring

1. My house

2. Water

3. Food

1 thing I fear

Butterflies

Dog?

No. I'm allergic to them

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1. 3 things you would bring if you had to live for a month in the Alaskan wilderness in Winter.

Food

Fire

Warmth

2. 1 thing you would fear the most.

Dying

3. Why would you bring a dog with you?

No extra weight

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1. Axe

2. Food

3. Thick Coat

Fear: hypothermia

Dog: Yes, it can be a source of happiness and food when it eventually starves to death.

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3 things i bring

flint and steel

axe

coat

scared of

sigma

dog

yes

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1. -axe

-coat

-tent

2. food

3. cook the dog

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3 things you would bring if yo had to live for a month in the Alaskan wildness in winter

1. Tool

2. cloth

3. food

1 thing i fear the most

Death

Dog or No Dog

Yes , so i wont be alone and it can help me finding sources that i need

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1. coat

2. food

3. stuff of make a fire

1 thing is I fear is dying.

1. No because that would mean an extra mouth to feed.

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a man

snow

man

lawunn

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3 things I would bring if I had to live a month in Alaskan wilderness in winter

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3 things I would bring if I had to live a month in Alaskan wilderness in winter

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coat

wood

knife

-Snow

blanket

compass

lighter

-Lawunn

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alfred and arthur

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nahida