1. Arrange the events below in the order they occurred (1pts…

1. Arrange the events below in the order they occurred (1pts): first flowering plants first cell first photosynthetic life first mammals first multicellular eukaryote first single-celled eukaryote invasion of land by living things formation of Earth 2. Add labels to your list for the eon that each of these events occurred in. (2pt) 3. Add labels for the approximate age of the first cell and for the formation of Earth (i.e. how long ago each occurred, in years) (2pts)

What common theme is presented in TWO of the texts we have s…

What common theme is presented in TWO of the texts we have studied this year? Choose two from the following linked texts: Arthur Miller’s The Crucible pdf Between the World and Me William Shakespeare’s Hamlet pdf  The thesis sentence at the end of the introduction should include three ways the theme is conveyed through both texts, but you need write only one TEAEAL body paragraph.  (Hint: You will need to focus on a specific thematic topic such as revenge, manipulation, madness, inaction vs action, mortality, religion, fear, deception, oppression, or another topic of your choosing) Remember, a thematic statement (general statement about humanity that tends to be true) is ALWAYS A  COMPLETE SENTENCE. Starting a theme with “people often” or “mankind tends to” can help with the development of a thematic statement from a thematic topic. You may also access the following documents filled with evidence we collected in the last two weeks: Crucible quotes BTWAM quotes Hamlet quotes  

What common message is developed in TWO of the texts we have…

What common message is developed in TWO of the texts we have studied this year? Choose two from the following linked texts: Arthur Miller’s The Crucible pdf Between the World and Me William Shakespeare’s Hamlet pdf  The thesis sentence at the end of the introduction should include three ways the theme is conveyed through both texts, but you need write only one TEAEAL body paragraph.  (Hint: You will need to focus on a specific thematic topic such as revenge, manipulation, madness, inaction vs action, mortality, religion, fear, deception, oppression, or another topic of your choosing) Remember, a thematic statement (general statement about humanity that tends to be true) is ALWAYS A  COMPLETE SENTENCE. Starting a theme with “people often” or “mankind tends to” can help with the development of a thematic statement from a thematic topic. You may also access the following documents filled with evidence we collected in the last two weeks: Crucible quotes BTWAM quotes Hamlet quotes