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    THE LEGEND OF SAMPALOC LAKE Sampolac Lake is the biggest lake in San Pablo‚ and it is named after a giant tamarind (sampolac) tree. Though there are many different versions of this legend‚ the basic premise remains the same. Sampolac Tree. There was an orchard owned by a rich couple‚ filled with the most delicious tamarind trees. One day‚ a fairy decided to test their hospitality‚ and came to the orchard‚ dressed as a poor‚ old woman. She begged the couple to give her a few

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    Chaucer’s "The Nun’s Priest’s Tale" is at once a fable‚ a tale of courtly love‚ and a satire mocking fables and courtly love traditions. To this end‚ Chaucer makes use of several stylistic techniques involving both framing and content. The tale begins and ends with "a poor widwe somdeel stape in age" (line 1)‚ but the majority of the content involves not the widow but the animals on her farm‚ in particular an arrogant rooster name Chauntecleer. The first mention of the main character does not

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    Eye contact and facial expression is one of the important caring skills. Eye contact is an important part of using effective communication skills. Eye contact can help to establish trust between care workers and clients. Facial expressions are also important in communication. A smile tends to produce a positive response from clients. Using positive eye contact and facial expressions can also help gain compliance from a client. For example‚ the special educational needs teacher‚ support assistant

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    Let’s face it‚ ghosts‚ vampires and other typical monsters are a little overdone at this point‚ especially in the hidden object game genre. That’s why it is refreshing to see titles like Eventide: Slavic Fable that deviates from the usual cast of creatures. As the name suggests‚ it is a game that is inspired by Slavic mythology‚ which appears to be filled with all manner of weird and wonderful beings. The setting is a contemporary heritage park where the protagonist’s grandmother is the curator.

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    Maunika Tummalapally Mr. Fleenor AP Literature 10 December 2013 Handmaid’s Tale Research Paper A characteristic of most novels with a confidante is their reliability and constant companionship. Sometimes‚ however‚ they also function in ways that stray from this general idea of a confidante. In Margaret Atwood’s‚ The Handmaid’s Tale‚ the main character‚ Offred‚ describes such a character that existed in her past. Moira was Offred’s best friend and was a rebellious and outgoing character in her life

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    ENGLISH FAIRY TALE ADAPTATION SPEECH You will all be familiar with the fairy tale of the three little pigs‚ were in the fairy tale the pigs are cute and cuddly‚ and the wolf is big and bad. But what if we looked at it from a different point of view? What if the three little wolves were cute and cuddly and the pig is big and bag? These questions‚ Members of the committee‚ will be answered if you choose to include modern adaptations of fairy tales in our anthology of literature. Adaptations of classic

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    “Hanseldee and Greteldum” Fairy tales are a source of wonder and awe for children of all ages. Every culture all around the world has favorite assorted fairy tales and fables that help herd children into young adults. As those children grow into adults‚ often times those stories stay with the adults that were once so affected by these tales. Many authors have taken advantage of sentimental value these fairy tales have and updated them to cater to a young adult audience which is the case with Alex

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    were one of the most common genres of storytelling. These stories often depicted a chivalrous hero‚ who through a combination of honor‚ divine plans‚ and fierce combat‚ won the hand of a beautiful woman. One example of such stories is “The Knight’s Tale”‚ found in The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer. “The Knight’s Tale” features many of the traditional elements of chivalric romances‚ such as a love triangle with two men in love with one woman‚ an elderly authority figure‚ involvement from gods

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    The scene I will be discussing is from the Legend of Korra Book 4 Episode 9 "Beyond the Vines". In the scene‚ the main protagonist‚ Korra‚ confronts Zaheer‚ an airbender who poisoned Korra. Korra decides to visit him in prison‚ in order to confront him‚ to show him (as well as herself) that she is not frightened of him anymore. The entire fourth season focused on Korra’s fears and her struggles in finding her strength after experiencing something as traumatic as poison seeping into her body. The

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    greenhouse effect. He believes that people should rarely eat meat or eat grass-fed beef because it would be better for the environment. He uses metaphors‚ imagery‚ and examples throughout the article to support his argument. In the beginning he uses ethos to tell us something about him as a person. Later he uses logos to tell us we should eat less meat. McKibben uses these literary techniques to make an effective argument. The arrangement of McKibben’s article is organized and thoughtful because it

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