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    39 Clues Book

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    What the 39 Clues books are all about and The Changes to the Cover Ever since Grace Cahill died and her Last Will and Testament was read‚ Amy and Dan Cahill (the main characters in all 10 novels) were chased from one continent to another‚ by their own family (uncles‚ aunts‚ and cousins). Grace Cahill gave all the chosen Cahills (they were chosen because of the branches each team belonged to) to join the race for the 39 clues and become the most powerful person (or people) in the world OR walk away

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    The Book- 39 Clues

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    The 39 Clues is a series of adventure books‚ combining reading‚ online gaming‚ and card collecting. Published by Scholastic‚ the main part of the series consists of ten books about the adventures of siblings Amy and Dan Cahill trying to thwart the other Cahills to get the clues‚ which will make them "the most powerful and influential person(s) on the planet". Amy and Dan agree to the challenge in their grandmother Grace Cahill’s will and search for 39 Clues scattered around the world. Continuing

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    I will be comparing and contrasting The 39 Clues book to Alice And Wonderland. I will be showing you and telling you how they are similar and how they are different. I have been researching and also reading to find these fact and i hope you like my compare and contrast of these to movies and books. I am going to compare Alice And Wonderland to The 39 Clues the first comparison is that they both have a similar conflict where in Alice And Wonderland is that the conflict is where the white queen eats

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    Medusa

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    Medusa‚ originally a beautiful young woman whose crowning glory was her magnificent long hair‚ was desired and courted by many suitors. Medusa was a priestess for the temple of Athena. Because she was a priestess for the virgin god Athena she had to stay a virgin as well and couldn’t take a husband. Yet before she could be betrothed to a husband‚ Poseidon found her worshipping in the temple of Athena and ravished and raped her. Athena was outraged at her sacred temple being violated but was not mad

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    Medusa

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    How does the writer present power in medusa and another poem In medusa‚ Duffy uses the character of a female to show power. "Be terrfied". This quote is a short sentence which emphasises her power and that when she looks at you‚ it doesnt take long till you are turned into stone. The sentence also creates a sinister tone in a way that she wants you t be afraid of her because she was once destroyed now she wants to destroy others as she has the power to do so. Duffy later on uses the verb "shattered"

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    the clue

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    Geniuses are born not made Genius is a typical name used for exceptionally great intellectual people who opened their minds and thought differently. In ancient Rome‚ the genius  was the guiding spirit or tutelary deity of a person. Isaac Newton is a typical example for a genius because if it weren’t for him we would have not known about gravity. An apple falling on one’s head would not make him think why it fell on him but Newton especially thought on why the apple had to fall down. Albert Einstein

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    Contextual Clues

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    Context Clues are hints that the author gives to help define a difficult or unusual word. The clue may appear within the same sentence as the word to which it refers‚ or it may be in a preceding or subsequent sentence. Because most of your vocabulary is gained through reading‚ it is important that you be able to recognize and take advantage of context clues.Types of context clues. There are at least four kinds of context clues that are quite common. | Synonym | A synonym‚ or word with the same

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    The Raft Of The Medusa

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    Theodore Gericault‚ The raft of the Medusa The raft of the Medusa by Theodore Gericault exemplifies political influence showcasing the struggle and crisis happening in France. The political climate of France in the 1820’s was tumultuous causing an eventuality of Gericault’s work of art. His work demonstrated romantic art in its consummation. (Willard WSJ) As a painter he wielded crucial influence on the ontogenesis of Romantic art in France. Géricault was a keen and an avid horse rider whose melodramatic

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    Medusa Sarton

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    Use Audre Lorde’s "Poetry is Not a Luxury" and T. de Lauretis’s "Desire in Narrative" to read May Sarton’s poem "The Muse as Medusa." Expand May Sarton’s project of remaking/retaking the gaze by examining what Audre Lorde and T. de Lauretis understand about the power of looking. The power of looking resides in our agency. The supremacy of ‘seeing; being seen’ gives a sense of self‚ which enables us to encompass our power and identity as an individual. As humans‚ we obsess about how we look;

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    On The Raft Of The Medusa

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    The Raft of the Medusa is a Romantic painting by Théodore Géricault from the early 19th century. Géricault was a French artist and lithographer who had a short but influential career. The Raft of the Medusa‚ arguably his most famous work‚ was first exhibited in the Salon of 1819 and proved controversial at the time as whilst it adhered to aesthetic standards of fine art but focused on an event from contemporary history rather than an interpretation of an Ancient Greek or Roman tale. The painting

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