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    My Book Report Title: The Humming Bird Tree Author: Ian MacDonald Publisher: Macmillan Education Date of publication: 2004 The main characters are Alan Holmes‚ Kaiser and Jaillin. The story takes place in Trinidad‚ in the earlier part of the twentieth century‚ while it was under colonial rule. To be more specific the plot occurs in a Trinidadian village‚ in the countryside. Summary of the story: The Humming Bird Tree points out the many joys and ills of human nature. A Caucasian boy‚ Alan‚

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    children. It symbolizes about friendship and kindness. It is the way that Boo tried to reach out with Scout and Jem also by putting different items in it. This tells us that Boo Radley wanted to make friends with Scout and Jem and also to let them know that he is not what the community thought he is. The knothole in the tree was important in the story because without the knothole‚ Jem and Scout may not have been able to make contact with Boo and they have never realized that Boo is not a bad character

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    Eagle Scout

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    Eagle Scouts are an example of hard work‚ strong morals‚ good leadership‚ and determination. Many of Americas’ great leaders are Eagle Scouts. I have learned the value of becoming an Eagle Scout and hope to become a great leader some day as well. When I earned the rank of Eagle in the BSA‚ I fully understood how it could be one of the hardest accomplishments a young man can complete. Only three out of every one hundred boys who begin scouting attain the rank. From learning to follow their leaders

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    What do Jem and Scout learn during the course of the novel? Jem and Scout are two caring siblings who look out for each other. At the start the children are not aware of a few things such as what real courage was. Boo Radley‚ to them a very strange man‚ lived at the corner of the street in a shabby house with his father and mother. The children’s assumptions about Boo were very strange‚ they thought that “he dined on raw squirrels and any cats he could catch” and that “his eyes popped and he drooled

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    Scout Finch Femininity

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    In the fictional life of Scout Finch‚ a six-year-old girl living in 1930’s Maycomb‚ Alabama‚ life is changing and her perceptions of her beloved town and family is evolving. In the book‚ “To Kill a Mockingbird‚” we are invited to enter Scout’s mind‚ years later‚ and recount a time in her life where she was forced to grow and change as challenges came her way. Scout recalls a time where Atticus Finch‚ Scout’s father‚ is appointed to represent an African American man who has been accused of raping

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    Scout‚ also known as Jean Louise Finch‚ is the narrator throughout the book To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. She is one of the few the most interesting characters in this novel. Although Scout is very young throughout‚ she is very intelligent and understanding of what goes on around her‚ but she is a bit curious as well. Scout is more of a tomboy than a girly girl‚ and she would often get into fights with the boys around her school. These traits often occur during most of the novel‚ except some

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    Lesson Plan in English 3

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    Lesson Plan in English 3 Understanding by Design (UbD) | | |Teachers: |Boiser‚ Felyn Mae | | |Canlom‚ Joal Marie | | |Martinez‚ Honey Faye | |

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    to have the experience‚ we also learn from observing others. School and media are the most common sources we learn from since they are meant to have a positive impact on us. However‚ sometimes people can learn lessons from unexpected sources and this can be seen through how I got injured in table tennis‚ how watching a mosh pit has inspired me and how the habit of gaming has changed me. Whether sports injuries heal or not‚ they often teach us a meaningful life lesson. Sometimes people view the injuries

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    Lesson 3 Short answer

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    SOC140 Lesson 3 Short answer 1. Explain what functions racial beliefs serve for the dominant group according to the functionalist perspective. Conversely‚ explain what dysfunctions to society are caused by prejudice and discrimination. The functionalist perspective emphasizes that parts of society are structured to maintain its stability. Racist ideologies believe they have a moral justification for maintaining a society that usually deprives certain groups of their rights and privileges. Some

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    to make a suggestion. The idiom ‘Kill two birds with one stone’ is used in response to a question regarding single parenting. This idiom is a well-known one‚ meaning everyone reading the response understands what she is implying‚ as well as forming imagery about what she is implying. The idiom stands for doing one action to solve two problems‚ and this idiom in question provides us with vivid imagery about a way to solve the woman’s problem. Using the noun ‘birds’ compacts both problems she has into

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