A Modest Proposal

Mexico`s troubles and its consecuent problems have kept the country in the sight of the world in the last 4 or 5 years since the world economical crisis started to affect our economy in almost every field of industry. This situation brought as a consequence one of the most critical times in Mexico's history: unemployment.

So, as much as economical crisis as unemployment along with the bada management of our governors, but overall, along with our own bad habits , another problem has increased dangerously.

Young adults and teenagers who have no the opportunity to work and who their parents cannot support them to pay for their education, look for the easyway to get money. They become criminals, thieves or drugkillers.

For this case, in my personal opinion, I woul like to propouse a plan to delete the current problem where the main motor are young people. I consider that police and army must be more specialized and well trained to capture criminals easier and once they are captured apply a wit of execution.

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WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE BIOGRAPHY

LITERARY TERMS

ALLITERATION: Repeated consonant sounds occurring at the beginning of or within words.

CHARACTERIZATION: The method an author uses to help you become acquiainted with a person in a story.

FLASHBACK: An interrumption in the action of a story or play to show a scene that happened at an earlier time.

IMAGERY: Words that help the reader experience the way things described in a story or a poem look, sound, smell, taste, or feel.

METAPHOR: A comparisonof two things that are somewhat alike. The comparisonis not directly stated.

MOOD: The atmosphere or feeling in a written work.

Crossword puzzle

THE FOLLOWING CROSSWORD PUZZLE IS ABOUT LITERARY TERMS.

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ACROSS 2. The events are arranged in a pattern so that each event follows from the one before it. The pattern of events leads to the climax, or turning point, of the story. 5. Repeated consonant sounds occurring at the beginning of or within words. 6. A comparison of two things that are somewhat alike. 8. The underlying meaning of a literary selection. 9. Words that help the reader experience the way things described in a story or a poem look, sound, smell, taste, or feel.

DOWN 1. The method an author uses to help you become acquainted with a person in a story. 3. An interrumption in the action of a story or play to show a scene that happened at an earlier time 4. The atmosphere or feeling in a written work. 7. Two or more words that have the same las, or ending, sound. 10. The arrangement of stressed and unstressed sounds in writing and speech.