Paragraph 2: Body 1 (Canterbury Tales \& The Prologue Remix) 6 to 8 sentences \( \square \) Sentence 1: Opening statement that identifies your, first point in your thesis statement. Example topic sentence: In the Canterbury Tales people embrace living in poverty in society. \( \square \) Sentences 2,3 and should have two pieces of evidence from this works of literature \( \square \) Sentences 4 and 5 should explain each piece of evidence that reveals this point \( \square \) Sentence 6 and \( 7: 1 \) piece of evidence from 1 homework passage that supports a perspective on social roles and explaining its positive or negative significance \( \square \) Sentence 8 should be a closing sentence relating to the investigative question and restating or reiterating what was stated in the topic sentence.

Mrs. Krause's assignment, to write an essay, helped us describe things vividly. In the sentence above, select the noun in the dropdown menu that the underlined infinitive appositive phrase describes:

John's attempt to build a doghouse failed miserably. In the sentence above, identify the noun that the underlined infinitive phrase, used as an adjective, describes:

St. Therese, the Little Flower, had a fixed purpose, to serve God in her little way. In the sentence above, select the noun in the dropdown menu that the underlined infinitive appositive phrase describes:

- Assinale a alternativa onde o uso da róclise deve ser empregado. O seu maior objetivo é formar-se. Após comer, lave-lhe os dentes. Conte-me as novidades! Peço que devolva-me os documentos.

1. Which TWO of the following best state the central ideas of the text? A. Washington declines a third term in order to set presidential precedent. B. Above all else, complete and total patriotism, in Washington's view, unites the people C. Washington warns against partisan fighting, afraid it will incite animosity and become a detriment to democratic governance. D. Washington advocates for the complete separation of church and state. E. Wary of partiality and being caught up in other countries' fights, Washington promotes neutrality in foreign matters.