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MTTC FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE TEST. 1. Pragmatism The physical education philosophy based on experience 2. Eclectic Philosophers who attach themselves to no system in particular. Instead, they select what, in their judgment, is true of the other philosophers. 3. Syntax The structural system of language 4. Phonology The letter sound relationship in written language 5. Pragmatic The social and cultural aspects of language 6. Fable Animals that feel and talk like humans. Happy solutions to human dilemmas. Teaches moral or standard behaviors. 7. Etymology To understand the origin of a word, the study of the sources and development of words 8. Graphic organiz- er 9. compound-com- plex sentence 10. Complex sen- tence 11. compound sen- tence 12. Slavery Amend- ments helps children to see similarities and ditterences across sources contains two or more indepedent clauses, and at least one dependent clause When mother asked the girls to demonstrate their new found skills, Joyce wrote a letter, and dote drew a picture. a sentence with one independent clause and at least one dependent clause. while joyce wrote a letter, Dote drew a picture Have WHITE in the sentences that stands for (when, while, how, if, then, even though, because, before, until, unless, so that at least one dependent clause and two or more independent clauses Have FANBOYs in the sentences that stands for (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so) 13. Slavery Amend- ments 14. Michigan 13 amendement 14 amendment 15 amendment abolished slavery gave them citizenship gave them right to vote American came seeking for work and better opportunities for themselves, and their families. 15. Early 1880's Most immigrants were from parts of northwestern Europe: Germany, Scandinavia, Netherlands, Ireland, and Great Britain 16. The Declaration of the Right of man and Citizen 17. The United Na- tion Declara- tion of Univer- sal Human Rights (1948) A document created by the french national assembly and issued in 1789 Every man, women, and child born free, equal, with dignity and rights. 18. Muslims Scholars made great strides in the fields of astronomy, developing algebra and naming several stars 19. China Developed printing and paper making technology that allowed information to be widely distributed. 20. India First civilization to begin refining Iron into steel around the 3rd century A.D 21. Feudalism

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MTTC FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE TEST.

1. Pragmatism The physical education philosophy based on experience

2. Eclectic Philosophers who attach themselves to no system in particular. Instead,
they select what, in their judgment, is true of the other philosophers.

3. Syntax The structural system of language

4. Phonology The letter sound relationship in written language

5. Pragmatic The social and cultural aspects of language

6. Fable Animals that feel and talk like humans. Happy solutions to human dilemma
Teaches moral or standard behaviors.

7. Etymology To understand the origin of a word, the study of the sources and
development of words

8. Graphic ments
organiz- er

9. compound-
com- plex
sentence


10. Complex
sen- tence




11. compound
sen- tence

12. Slavery
Amend-
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helps children to see
similarities and ditterences
across sources


contains two or more
indepedent clauses, and
at least one dependent
clause When mother
asked the girls to
demonstrate their new
found skills, Joyce wrote
a letter, and dote drew a
picture.

a sentence with one
independent clause and at
least one dependent
clause. while joyce wrote a
letter, Dote drew a picture
Have WHITE in the
sentences that stands for
(when, while, how, if, then,
even though, because,
before, until, unless, so
that

at least one dependent
clause and two or more
independent clauses
Have FANBOYs in the
sentences that stands for (for,
and, nor, but, or, yet, so)

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18

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13amendement
14amendment
15amendment

13. Slavery abolished slavery
Amend- gave them
ments citizenship
gave them right to vote

14. Michigan American came seeking for work and better opportunities for themselves,
1865-1900 and their families.

15. Early 1880's Most immigrants were from parts of northwestern Europe: Germany,
Scandinavia, Netherlands, Ireland, and Great Britain

16. The A document created by the french national assembly and issued in 1789
Declaration of
the Right of
man and
Citizen Every man, women, and child born free, equal, with dignity and rights.

17. The United
Na- tion
Declara- tion
of Univer-
sal Human
Rights (1948)

18. Muslims Scholars made great strides in the fields of astronomy, developing algebra
and
naming several stars

19. China Developed printing and paper making technology that allowed
information to be widely distributed.
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