English 1110

Biography

The life story of a real person written by another person is a ____________________.

God’s Tribesman

_______________________, written by James and Marti Hefley, is the biography of Rochunga Pudaite.

God’s Word written in the Hmar language

The great need of Rochunga's people was to have _________________________________________________________.

commitment

Total ________________ is the key to success and happiness.

Rochunga's confidence in God to give him a winter coat

Philippians 4:19

extraordinary

God uses ordinary people to accomplish _______________ things.

Rochunga's experience with the village gang

Proverbs 1:10-16

Rochunga's missionary endeavor to the village of Teiseng

Deuteronomy 31:6

Rochunga's kindness to the lady who was prejudiced toward foreigners

Romans 12:17-21

Use quotation marks to show the exact words of a speaker.

Rule 1 for quotation marks

Use one set of quotation marks for two or more sentences by a speaker if they are not broken by explanatory material.

Rule 2 for quotation marks

Begin a new paragraph each time the speaker changes.

Rule 3 for quotation marks

Place the quotation marks outside other marks of punctuation.

Rule 4 for quotation marks

Use quotation marks to indicate the titles of short stories, essays, poems, songs, chapters of books, or magazine articles.

Rule 5 for quotation marks

Capitalize proper nouns and any adjectives formed from them.

Rule 1 for capitalization

Capitalize the pronoun I.

Rule 2 for capitalization

Capitalize the first word of a sentence.

Rule 3 for capitalization

Capitalize names for God and pronouns that refer to Him.

Rule 4 for capitalization

Capitalize the first word and all nouns in the salutation of a letter and the first word of the complimentary closing.

Rule 5 for capitalization

Capitalize only the first word of a direct quotation.

Rule 6 for capitalization

Capitalize words of family relationships when used with a person's name or as a substitute for it.

Rule 7 for capitalization

Capitalize titles and abbreviations of titles that precede personal or official names.

Rule 8 for capitalization

Capitalize titles of organizations, literary and music titles, and titles of works of art.

Rule 9 for capitalization

Capitalize the first word of every complete line of poetry.

Rule 10 for capitalization

Use a comma to separate a direct quotation that is a full sentence from any explanatory material.

Rule 1 for commas

Use a comma before a coordinating conjunction in a compound sentence.

Rule 2 for commas

Use a comma to separate words, phrases, or clauses in a series.

Rule 3 for commas

Use commas to set off nonessential words like "yes," "no," "therefore," and "however"; appositives; and nouns of direct address.

Rule 4 for commas

Use commas to separate and set off parts of an address and parts of a date.

Rule 5 for commas

Use a comma after the salutation of a friendly letter and the complimentary closing of all letters.

Rule 6 for commas

Use a comma to set off an introductory adverb clause.

Rule 7 for commas

Use a comma to set off an introductory participial phrase, as well as an introductory prepositional phrase or phrases of four or more words.

Rule 8 for commas

Use a comma to set off a nonessential phrase or clause; that is, a phrase or a clause which can be omitted without changing the meaning of the main clause.

Rule 9 for commas

character

Achievement is a result of ______ rather than physical strength or looks.

peers

Teen-agers often focus more on how they are viewed by their ________ rather than on how they are viewed by God.

committed and dependable

God uses those who are _____.

a. see life from his point of view

b. make decisions as he would make them

Name two things we become able to do as we assume the character of Christ.

Learn about God's character and gain insight about him. As i make right choices, that will lead to achievement.

Explain how you as a young person can learn to make right choices that lead to achievement.

We can view life from God's broader perspective.

What is one reason for attending a church school.

a. their focus is narrow and self-centered

b. they do not have a sense of purpose or direction beyond their own interest.

List two reasons Bible-believing young people may be unstable and have a hard time making right decisions.

Teen-agers should evaluate rules using God's perspective with regard for the imperfections of the adults who made the rules

.How should teen-agers evaluate rules made by adults?

we can please God when we love Him and serve Him in practical ways by meeting the needs of others.

How can we please God?

respite

relief

visa

approval to enter a country

palatial

magnificent

placate

to appease

ecstasy

intense delight

succumb

to yield

insidious

secret and sly

austere

severely simple

vociferous

loud and noisy

expulsion

forcing out

millennium

1000 years

subversion

an overthrow

indigenous

native

optimism

expecting the best

dissertation

a discourse

barnstorm

to tour

stipend

fixed pay

decorum

polite behavior

secular

nonspiritual

curriculum

a course of study

dupe

to cheat

frugal

thrifty

courier

messenger

edict

a proclamation

chagrin

embarrassment

bizarre

odd; strange

accomplice

a partner

rogue

an animal with a savage nature

rupee

an Indian coin

quandary

a dilemma

menial

of a low class

affable

easy to talk to

girth

the width around

conflagration

a fire

apportion

to distribute

correlation

a relationship

fruition

completion

impetuosity

rashness

entourage

a group of people accompanying someone

precipitous

dangerously steep

retaliate

to return like for like

defunct

void (out of date); not existing

O Timothy, keep that which is committed to thy trust, avoiding profane and vain babblings, and oppositions of science falsely so called: 1 Timothy 6:20

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