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    QUOTATIONS FOR CONVERSATION CLASSES

    “Don’t mix with the turkeys if you want to fly like eagles.” Discuss

    Unknown

    A wise owl sat on an oak

    The more he saw, the less he spoke

    The less he spoke, the more he heard

    Why aren’t we like the old bird?”

    Answer the Following Questions.

    If you were the owl, what would you see?

    Il you were the owl, what would you do?

    If you were the owl, why would you speak less?

    Would you like to be the owl? Why / Why not!?

    Traditional

    “Rules are made to be followed, but there are exceptions to all rules” – and I am one of them”
    Discuss

    Forest Gump

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