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1. How does Carl Sandburg describe the condition of Chicago at that time? (Minh Tran)

2. What is causing the people to laugh about the storm? (Daniel Aguilar)

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What does Frost trying to say when having the wall means the neighbors are good?
(Daniel Aguilar)

what made Robert Frost think about a rock wall and talk about it and does it hold meaning to it?
( Emily Martinez)

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Swell:
Swell in this poem does not mean to literally swell, it is there to emphasize the frozen ground.

- Christy Voong

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I envision a wall that is not too tall like a fence, but still establishes a visual boundary between neighbors.
(Tien Quach)

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Mending Wall describes a story of two neighbors who meet every spring to mend the wall that separates them. The neighbor tells the author that "Good fences make good neighbors." This makes the author think, why do good walls make good neighbors? The author is stuck in pondering the meaning of the wall and the line that his neighbor always tells him.

( Minh Tran )

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How does the frequent use of visualization terms help the audience better understand the text?
- Christy Voong

What does the spider represent?
- Tien Quach

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rigid: (rihj ihd) adj -  firm, stiff

kindred (kihn drihd) adj - similar to / related

appall (uh pawl) verb - to horrify / fill with shock

thither (thih tur) - old language for "to there"

- Minh Tran

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The poem's imagery of a white spider suggests that even within evil, there is goodness and purity.

( Emily Martinez)

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The speaker finds a fat white dimpled spider on a heel-all, holding up a moth. Saying that it looked like it was the ingredients of a witch. They soon start to question how it all came to be. The spider, moth, & flower like a froth. Then questioning why the flower is white, what brought the spider on the flower with such heights & what brought the moth in the night? Why they look the way they are so small.
(Daniel Aguilar)

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What location is the speaker talking about?
(Daniel Aguilar)

who did the author write this poem to?
( Emily Martinez)

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coarse: (khors) adj:. crude and unrefined - meaning someone who's being rude or can also mean  a rough or loose in texture or grain

toil: ( toyl) noun.: hard work - meaning someone who works extremely incessantly or can be a  term of exhausted

wanton: ( WAHN tuhn) adj:. without reason;  restrained -meaning a cause of destruction

( Emily Martinez)

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percieve (puhr SEEV) verb.: become aware or conscious of (something); come to realize or understand.

redndering (REHN duh rihng) verb.:  making; creating.

(Tien Quach)

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I imagine a man describing someone frail with silent eyes whom he holds very dear. The woman the author describes appears soft but enticing and comfortable to be around.

- Minh Tran

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The poem Chicago interprets Chicago as a city that has many flaws. Although Chicago occupies these flaws, the people stand firm. I visualize a run down city with discord as many people within the city do not share the same ideals. The city thrives with pride despite the chaos. I also see a city with displaced guns and warning signs. I envision bustling streets with stains that never leave and a large amount of smoke due to the rise of industrial cities.

- Christy Voong

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The poem Somewhere I Have Never Traveled, Gladly Beyond
talks about the effects that love could have on an individual. The speaker embraces this love with every single sense that his body allows. He talks about how a loving bond is the only relationship that can truly open one's heart. With his love, he is completely transparent, as is his lover.

- Christy Voong

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Chicago by Carl Sandburg is a poem praising the people of Chicago, and how they lived in a harsh environment but still enjoyed life. As the poet describes what he saw and heard in the city, he realizes how proud the people of Chicago is of their job despite the harsh working conditions they're facing.
(Tien Quach)