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VERBS. The lecture оn verbs divides verbs intо three cаtegоries, the most effective of which аre vivid verbs. Explаin what a vivid verb is and be sure to compare vivid verbs to the two other categories of verbs. Definitions: 3 points Read the following passage from Maxine Hong Kingston’s “No Name Woman”: At first they threw mud and rocks at the house. Then they threw eggs and began slaughtering our stock. We could hear the animals scream their deaths—the roosters, the pigs, a last great roar from the ox. Familiar wild heads flared in our night windows; the villagers encircled us. Some of the faces stopped to peer at us, their eyes rushing like searchlights. The hands flattened against the panes, framed heads, and left red prints. The villagers broke in the front and back doors at the same time, even though we had not locked the doors against them. Their knives dripped with the blood of our animals. They smeared blood on the doors and walls. One woman swung a chicken, whose throat she had slit, splattering blood in red arcs about her. We stood together in the middle of our house, in the family hall with the pictures and tables of the ancestors around us, and looked straight ahead. Identify four vivid verbs in the above passage: Example #1: Example #2: Example #3: Example #4: Now answer this question: What does Kingston’s verb choice in the above paragraphs reveal about the subject she is describing? What connotations do her verbs imply about this situation? Identification and questions: 9 points
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Bоnus Questiоn – Whаt Dо You See? (3 points) Wаtch the video of the individuаl walking. Without naming or diagnosing the gait dysfunction, describe the person's walking pattern well enough that someone who has not seen the video could picture how the person is walking. Your description should include at least three specific observations. Consider: Symmetry between the right and left sides Step length Stance and swing Hip, knee, and ankle movement Trunk or pelvic movement Foot placement Any unusual or compensatory movements Do not tell me the name of the gait pattern. Tell me what you SEE. Grading Scale 3 points – Strong observationDescribes 3 or more accurate, specific observations from the video. The description clearly allows the reader to visualize the gait pattern. May appropriately reference things such as increased hip/knee flexion, difficulty with foot clearance, abnormal foot placement, or asymmetry. 2 points – Adequate observationDescribes 2 accurate observations, but the description lacks detail or does not fully communicate the overall walking pattern. 1 point – Limited observationIdentifies 1 accurate observation or gives a generally correct but vague description (e.g., “He lifts one leg higher when he walks”). 0 points – Inaccurate/no observationDoes not identify an accurate gait characteristic or does not answer the question.