Differences between the Deep South and New England
New Students
Old Students
Teachers
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100
The South has a warm climate and fertile soil, while New England has frigid winters and rocky soil.
What are some differences between the South and New England? Or, what are some differences between the cuisine of the South and New England?
100
She lived with her uncle in El Salvador.
Who is Debbie?
100
She is from a cold city where it snows in the winter.
Who is Fan?
100
She/he says, "Child!" when she/he is angry.
Who is Ms. Garcia?
100
when food has a very mild taste
What does "bland" mean?
200
everything, including peanuts
What do Southerners fry?
200
She has three sisters and two brothers.
Who is Emebet? Who is Miheret?
200
He/She was raised in two different Central American countries.
Who is Melissa?
200
He/she is a vegetarian.
Who is Mr. Butler? Or, who is Mr. Franco?
200
regarding; about this topic
What does "in regard to" mean?
300
with their love of frying and barbecuing
How does the South add variety to their food?
300
She will (hopes to) graduate from Job Corps in 2013.
Who is Miheret?
300
He/She has two sisters.
Who is Jianji?
300
He/she is the only SIATech teacher who has lived in another country.
Who is Mr. Pike?
300
very cold
What does "frigid" mean?
400
Rocky not fertile
What is New England soil like?
400
She eats eight peanut and butter and jelly sandwiches a day.
Who is Rocio?
400
He/she was raised by his/her grandparents. (New student)
Who is Fany?
400
He/she has two Mexican hairless dogs.
Who is Mr. Franco?
400
a part or an area in a country
What does "region" mean?
500
Because the first settlers were Puritans who lived strict lives.
Why is New England food basic and mild? Or, why is New England food bland?
500
She likes horror movies but doesn't like her name?
Who is Glenda?
500
He/She is an only child.
Who is Hermela?
500
His/her spouse is Mexican.
Who is Mr. Gordon?
500
a style of cooking for a region or a country
What does "cuisine" mean?
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