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Ingo titze is someone that knows more than me on my topic of choice he is the director of the national center for voice and speech at the university of Utah. Ingo and his colleagues study how the lyrinx can determine how your voice will change and that the vocal cords can make many different sounds that vary from low to high.
"It's absolutely amazing how nature has created a compound, laminated string to cover a pitch range that is difficult, by any stretch of the imagination, to cover with one string," Titze says.

5 sources

1. http://www.bodylanguageuniversity.com/public/203.cfm tonya Rieman
2. http://www.entnet.org/content/how-voice-works
3. http://www.voicescienceworks.org/how-we-make-sound.html
4. http://www.lionsvoiceclinic.umn.edu/page2.htm
5. http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/Music/voice.html

My idea

My topic that I will be researching is : how can our voices reach different pitches?

Socratic seminar

- the bombing in Syria reminds of the end where the city was being bombed
- the firefighters remind or salamanders because they stay close to one thing
- who dropped the bombs?
- montage was so Normal and he just couldn't stand it anymore
- when he went in the river he came out a new person
- when montage read the books he feel in love with the books
- montag protected the books
- the people dies for the books
-what would our society be like if we didn't have phones
- we would talk more
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MONTAG KILLS

I think montag turned on Beatty because he was tired of having to worry about getting caught and just wanted it to be over.

Fahrenheit 451 questions 1

1. Bradbury starts the novel like this because he is foreshadowing montage job and how it is a pleasure to burn books because they are outlawed.
2. Books are compared to birds because show freedom and books let your imaginations go wild.
3. Montag lives in a life where he acts like he is normal and when  Clarisse know she isn't normal and doesn't hide it either.
4. The technology

Soooo...

Ray Bradbury predicted the future.