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Choose 1 from the list below and discuss in 300 words.  The one you choose must be different from the one that you chose in test question 2. (25 points)   Explicate Wallace Stevens’ “The Emperor of Ice Cream” in terms of form, figurative language, and theme. Explain how T.S. Eliot’s poem “The Waste Land” has come to exemplify the Modernist canon. Discuss characterization, symbols, and the theme of good versus evil in Zora Neale Hurston’s “Sweat.” Explicate one of Langston Hughes’ poems in terms of form, figurative language, and theme. Discuss the tragic consequences of patriarchal oppression in Faulkner’s “A Rose for Emily.” In what ways is Ernest Hemingway’s “Indian Camp” a coming-of-age story? Explain why a Freudian/psychoanalytical approach to John Steinbeck’s “The Chrysanthemums” works particularly well. Discuss the African-American experience in the Jim Crow South and the transformative power of literature. The Great Gatsby is a novel about class consciousness. Explain.

Choose 25 and identify with 2 bulleted statements each how they relate to the readings.  Be specific.  Be sure to write down the term you are identifying.  Number consecutively 1-25 regardless of order you take them from the list. (50 points) Jean Toomer “Life for me ain’t been no crystal stair.” “The Library Card” Harlem Renaissance “Let be be finale of seem” John Steinbeck William Faulkner “You’re worth the whole damn bunch put together.” “The Red Wheel Barrow” Sykes Jones Mister Death C-Section Katherine Anne Porter Langston Hughes “…all the theaters and nearly all the shops and restaurants are closed, and the streets have been full of funerals all day and ambulances all night.” Nick Carraway Poet Laureate of the Negro Race Becky “I got a special tool.” Countee Cullen Imagist poetry Zora Neale Hurston E.E. Cummings Sarty Snopes Earnest Hemingway Homer Baron “The Waste Land” Funeral party Alfred Prufrock Yoknapatawpha County  

Choose 1 from the list below and discuss in 300 words. (25 points)   Explicate Wallace Stevens’ “The Emperor of Ice Cream” in terms of form, figurative language, and theme. Explain how T.S. Eliot’s poem “The Waste Land” has come to exemplify the Modernist canon. Discuss characterization, symbols, and the theme of good versus evil in Zora Neale Hurston’s “Sweat.” Explicate one of Langston Hughes’ poems in terms of form, figurative language, and theme. Discuss the tragic consequences of patriarchal oppression in Faulkner’s “A Rose for Emily.” In what ways is Ernest Hemingway’s “Indian Camp” a coming-of-age story? Explain why a Freudian/psychoanalytical approach to John Steinbeck’s “The Chrysanthemums” works particularly well. Discuss the African-American experience in the Jim Crow South and the transformative power of literature. The Great Gatsby is a novel about class consciousness. Explain.

Regarding x-ray tubes, all of the following are true except:

What button(s) must be selected to move the table rotation to 90 degrees based on the image displayed below?

The physician during an OTV notates that the patient has a grade III skin reaction. The following day the patient asks what exactly a grade III skin reaction is. Your response would be?

Which of the following button(s) if highlighted orange would you adjust in the following situation? The patient is being treated using 6 degrees of freedom. Your co-worker matches the CBCT, and reveals it needs to be adjusted in every direction.  They apply the shifts but do not shift the table They say ” Will you go inside the room to make the necessary adjustment(s) to ensure clearance? I will stay on the CBCT until you make the adjustments.”. 

The picture below is seen in most clinical settings and every hospitals. A patient asks you “What is that thing?” What do you tell them it is? 

What is the dose per day if your patient has 3 vmat arcs with 250mu, 200mu, and 300mu for a total of 6000cGy in 30 treatments?