Post-View Questions for TAPESTRY Module 5: Dialect Diversity and ESOL Last Name: First Name:

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Microsoft Worddoc

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• African American Vernacular English
• Science
• Culture
• American English
• Identity
• New York dialect
• Gender role
• Black people
• Gender
• African American English
• Sociolinguistics
• Sociology

Pre-View Question for TAPESTRY Module 5: Dialect Diversity and ESOL Last Name: First Name:

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Public Service Announcement Kindergarten preschool health assessment Start Date: May 6, 2015 End Date: June 2, 2015 Iqaluit, NU

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• Americas
• Inuit language
• Aboriginal peoples in Canada
• Inuktitut
• Iqaluit
• Inuinnaq dialect
• Inuit
• Languages of North America
• Agglutinative languages
• Languages of Canada

SILK is here! Semantic Web Rules with Defaults, Higher-Order, and Scalability Catch the presentation by Benjamin Grosof, Vulcan Inc.: Rules Track talk Thurs:30am; “The SILK 2 System and RIF Dialect: Semantic R

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• Knowledge representation
• Information
• Reasoning
• Knowledge engineering
• Ontology
• Semantic reasoner
• Knowledge representation and reasoning
• Semantic technology
• Semantic Web
• Information science
• Science

SIMULATING CREOLE AND DIALECT FORMATION ZENA M. HIRA Department of Life Sciences, Imperial College London, South Kensington Campus, London, SW7 2AZ, UK MARK BARTLETT Department of Computer Science, University of York,

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• Origin of language
• Romance languages
• Language
• Knowledge
• Science
• Creole language
• Linguistics
• Language contact

Great Expectations Dialect Directions: Read the sentences below while examining the context carefully. A page number is provided so you can consider the phrase within the context of the scene if you need additional clues

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• Great Expectations
• Pip
• Literature
• Fiction
• Films

DIANA EADES, HELEN FRASER, JEFF SIEGEL, TIM McNAMARA and BRETT BAKER LINGUISTIC IDENTIFICATION IN THE DETERMINATION OF NATIONALITY: A PRELIMINARY REPORT
(Received 3 April 2003; accepted in revised form 22 April 2003)

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• Sociolinguistics
• Language
• Dialectology
• Phonology
• Accent
• Dialect
• Language change
• English language
• Variety
• Languages of Africa
• Linguistics
• Culture

The Role of Dialect Specific Radio Warnings in Saving Lives During Cyclonic Disaster in Bangladesh Ullah writes about a study conducted by FOCUS which reveals that aside from scientific accuracy, the appropriateness of c

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• Cyclone
• Indian Ocean
• Bangladesh
• North Indian Ocean cyclone season
• Bhola cyclone
• Tropical cyclone
• Meteorology
• Atmospheric sciences
• Disaster

Tamami Shimada (Yamagata University / University of Cambridge) Hiberno-English as a Link: Is there a possible continuum between creoles and this English dialect? Hiberno-English (HE) spoken in Ireland is generally regard

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• Bajan Creole
• Language contact
• Pidgin
• Lexifier
• John A. Holm
• Creolistics
• Linguistics
• Languages of the Caribbean
• Creole language