was a skilled Native-American orator in the late-eighteenth century. He was known for his metaphorical language, command of audience, and compelling voice and gestures. George Washington gifted him with a medal of appreciation to reflect his position as an intermediary between the United States and Native Americans.

Third Person Narrator State briefly who or what the terms are (or provide a brief definition). Cite the author and title of the work(s), and a relevant passage, in which the item/concept appears, or which serves as an example. Explain how the item or concept illustrates/illuminates or explores meaning in the work (2-3 sentences). Use specific details from the story (quote or paraphrase) to help you be more specific. 

Protagonist State briefly who or what the terms are (or provide a brief definition). Cite the author and title of the work(s), and a relevant passage, in which the item/concept appears, or which serves as an example. Explain how the item or concept illustrates/illuminates or explores meaning in the work (2-3 sentences). Use specific details from the story (quote or paraphrase) to help you be more specific. 

Flashback State briefly who or what the terms are (or provide a brief definition). Cite the author and title of the work(s), and a relevant passage, in which the item/concept appears, or which serves as an example. Explain how the item or concept illustrates/illuminates or explores meaning in the work (2-3 sentences). Use specific details from the story (quote or paraphrase) to help you be more specific. 

What does the Norwood procedure entail?

You are analyzing a single-celled microbe isolated from a salt lake. It lacks a nucleus, has a cell wall without peptidoglycan, and possesses unique membrane lipids. Where should it be placed?

While investigating the human microbiome, scientists discovered that bacterial cells outnumber human cells in or on the body. Which statement best interprets this finding?

Which of the following make up part of Descartes’s reasoning for his argument on “I think, therefore I am?”  (Note: there may be more than one answer.  Select ALL that apply)

In the lecture, Alvin Plantinga argued that, “I am not the same was my body.”  What example does he use to make his case? 

In the following, identify the stage of the Divided Line with the relevant description given: (note:  Some terms may be the right answer more than once; other terms may not be the right answer in any of these below). a.  Reflecting on the Forms/Ideas b. Having a vague or general reference to concepts c. Seeking theoretical grounding d. Having opinions on appearances e. Accepting anything uncritically