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D6 – Bellringer Grab your textbooks, and take a look at pages 103-107: Proceed to answer the following questions: Summarize figurative language in a sentence: Summarize one of the uses of figurative language that the author shares (pp 104-105) Pick three of the terms described on pp 106-107, and give an original example of each:

Logical Fallacy of the Day Avoiding the Issue Avoiding what the other person has said, through a distraction, unrelated comment, etc. (happens a LOT)

Research Time Get to work researching the next topic (remember to record citations via APA style, via citationmachine.net, etc.) Groups (these are the sizes we’ll actually be doing, so good to practice!) Somae, Marissa, Makayla Sam, Ellie, Ryan Fernando, Myra Angel, Grace Resolved: The United States federal government should substantially raise the annual limit for employment- based immigrants, eliminate the per-country limits for employment-based immigrants, and exempt individuals with graduate degrees in science and engineering fields from the numerical limit.