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Business & Technical English: ENG201

Spring 2016Assignment No. 1Total Mar s: 20

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a 3 have always hated peanut butter. 3 know peanuts are good for you. hey have nutrients andvitamins, dis&overed by 0eorge Washington Carver, without whi&h Ameri&an &hildren wouldrea&h adulthood stunted and retarded. 3n addition to the nutrition benefits, peanut butter is funfood, perfe&t on sandwi&hes with 4elly or alone, perfe&t for eating with your fingers and a sti&kydelight. *ut 3 don5t &are about that. o me, peanut butter tastes like and has the &onsisten&y of mud. (ot surprisingly, the mere thought of peanut butter makes me gag.

4 6o you want to study in 7igh S&hool or in College8 hese two options are very dissimilar%although, in both you &an learn a lot. hese differen&es in&lude homework, tests, and attendan&e

poli&ies. he first differen&e is homework. 3n 7igh S&hool, most tea&hers will assign you to turnin your homework late if you give them an e2&use su&h as 93 forgot it at home: or 93t is in mylo&ker:. 3n &ontrast, in a College if you give your professor one of these e2&uses, they will say9 oo bad: and you do not have another opportunity.

c A ra&ist is not someone that a&&epts another person for who they are but rather pre4udgesthem based on their appearan&e or their skin &olor. he vast diversity of so&iety makes it nearlyimpossible to eliminate all ra&ial tension. A ra&ist usually has no other reason to hate somebodye2&ept for the fa&t that the other person may look different or have a different skin &olor thanthem.

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S&hool uniforms are good for the development of &hildren. ;irst of all, everyone isdressed uniformly. So no one has 9better: &lothes than others and no one &anthreaten others be&ause of their &lothes. 3n many s&hools, ganging up on others

be&ause of what they are wearing is already normal and uniforms are a way to prote&t the &hildren from su&h a&ts. S&hool uniforms also keep everyone fromhaving to buy e2pensive brands of &lothes to be part of the so&iety whi&h relievesespe&ially the parents and takes the pressure of being 9&ool: away from the &hildren.S&hool uniforms also help to put off &hildren from being overly &on&erned aboutkeeping up with the latest fashions.

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;eason: he &on&ept of S&hool uniform has been developed gradually. his

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* Sunset is the time of day when our sky meets the outer spa&e solar winds. here are blue, pink, and purple swirls spinning and twisting like &louds of balloons &aught in a blender. he sunmoves slowly to hide behind the line of horizon, while the moon ra&es to take its pla&e in

prominen&e atop the night sky. $eople slow to a &rawl, entran&ed, fully forgetting the deeds thatstill must be done. here is &oolness and &almness, when the sun sets.

e 0ood libraries provide materials for their readers. =ne kind of materials is books on allsub4e&ts, both in /nglish and other different languages. *ooks &an generally be &he&ked out of the library for a period of two or three weeks. Another kind of materials is referen&e books whi&hin&lude en&y&lopedias, atlases, and di&tionaries. hese materials &an be used only in the library.