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World Book G. 8
G is the seventh letter of our alphabet. Historians be- lieve that it came from an Egyptian hieroglyphic (picture symbol) for a boomerang-shaped throwing stick. The Greeks made it the third letter of their alphabet, and used it for the sound of our g. The Romans borrowed the letter from the Greeks, and used it for both gand k sounds. Later, they added a vertical stroke to it, and used the new f…
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WORLD BOOK F. 7
F is the sixth letter of our alphabet. Historians believe that the letter came from a symbol used by the Semites, who once lived in Syria and Palestine. They named it waw, meaning hook. The ancient Greeks later took the symbol into their own alphabet and called it digamma They used it to represent the sound of win English. The Romans were the first to use the letter to represent our sound for f…
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WORLD BOOK T.19
T is the 20th letter of our alphabet. It was also a letter in the alphabet of the Semites, who once lived in Syria and Palestine. They called the letter taw, their word for mark. They used a cross-shaped mark they may have bor- rowed from an Egyptian hieroglyphic (picture symbol) used as a check mark. The Greeks borrowed the letter from the Phoenicians. However, when the Greeks adopt- ed the le…
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WORLD BOOK REASERCH GUIDE INDEX.22
Learning to be an effective writer is an important part of ed- ucation. Schoolwork involves a steady stream of writing assign- ments, and many jobs require the writing of effective letters, mem- os, and reports. Writing also plays a role in personal life, when peo- ple fill in forms or write e-mails or letters to friends and relatives.
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WORLD BOOK W.X.Y.Z.21
W is the 23rd letter of our alphabet. the latter devel-oped from a symbol used by the semites, who once lived in syria and palestina. they named it waw, mean- ing hook, and adapted an egpytian hieroglyphic. the romans, who took it form the greeks, gave it a V shape.
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World Book Ci-Cz.4
CIA. See Central Intelligence Agency. Ciardi, chee AHR dee, John (1916-1986), was an Ameri- can poet. Unlike the work of many modern poets, Ciar- di's poetry usually is not difficult or surprising. Critics have praised his verse for its musical grace and ease. According to Ciardi, style should serve the purposes of the subject rather than express the individuality of the writer. Critics som…
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World Book C-Ch.3
C is the third letter of our alphabet. It was also the third letter in the alphabet used by the Semites, who once lived in Syria and Palestine. Ccomes from the same let- ter as our Gor g. The Semites named it gimel, their word for a throwing stick. The sign is possibly adapted from an Egyptian hieroglyphic (picture symbol) for a boomerang. The Romans gave the letter its capital C form, and used…
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World Book D.5
D is the fourth letter of our alphabet. It was also the fourth letter in the alphabet used by the Semites, who once lived in Syria and Palestine. They named it daleth, a word that meant door. It is believed that this word came from one of the hieroglyphs (picture symbols) the an- cient Egyptians used. They drew a picture of a door with panels. See Alphabet. Uses. Dor dranks as about the tent…
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