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    Spirit Bear

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    Touching Spirit Bear Question 1: Cole Matthews is an abused child who turned into a troubled kid because his parents abused him every day. He became an angry person who was willing to take anybody out in his way. When he got into trouble he would manipulate everyone into thinking he was sorry but he never really meant it. Cole hated everyone because anytime he didn’t get his way he would resort to the same violence and anger his father used on him. Cole thinks everything is a game‚

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    Lennie is probably the central character in the book‚ ‘Of Mice And Men’. At the beginning of the book he is referred to as being like an animal because of his ‘shapeless face’ and his ‘wide sloping shoulders’. Steinbeck first describes Lennie like a bear dragging his large paws. He also drinks from the pool in the brush like a horse‚ ‘snorting into the water like a horse’. From the beginning of the book we can see that Lennie is an interesting character due to his mental disability. He is a huge‚

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    Dancing Bear

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    takespleasure in thwarting the old man ’s desires. Noting;except the bear was beaten and battered‚ humiliated‚ even spat upon"(Vanderhaeghe‚ 181). He is suggesting that a wild animal feelsor behaves in much the same way that a human does. They are no longer masters of their own fate or destiny. What went on in the oldbastard ’s head if anything? Hismouth had opened as if he were about to speak. He has notsucceeded in being embraced by the bear but is embraced by the very womanwho torments him. What is significant

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    Iq for Anthro

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    IQ Tests Are Not a Good Idea IQ tests are not a good idea. Just because someone who took the test and did not do well on it does not mean that they are not as bright as the others. The score does not define how smart we are. “The scale‚ properly speaking‚ does not permit the measure of intelligence‚ because intellectual qualities are not superposable‚ and therefore cannot be measured as linear surfaces are measured.” (Alfred Binet [creator of the IQ tests]‚ 1905) Many people are bright in

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    What is intelligence? Sattler describes a famous symposium conducted in 1921 at which 13 psychologists gave 13 different definitions of intelligence (1992‚ pp. 44-45). Some of these definitions are paraphrased below: Intelligence is. . . the tendency to take and maintain a direction. . . judgment‚ otherwise called good sense‚ practical sense‚ initiative. . . everything intellectual can be reduced to . . . relations or correlates. . . adjustment or adaptation to the environment. . . global capacity

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    Polar Beaqrs

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    majestic creatures — the polar bear. From its brown bear ancestry‚ the predator evolved to be a master of a harsh and unwelcoming ice kingdom. Intelligent‚ adaptable and fierce‚ the polar bear learned how to survive in a place that offers few comforts to any creature. But now that very environment is in flux. And so is the polar bear’s fate. The Arctic is changing. As temperatures slowly rise and the ice recedes‚ the shore is getting further away. Food sources that the polar bear have come to rely on are

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    Spirit Bear

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    Throughout life we all face problems‚ and sometimes these problems cause us to go over the edge do to the fact that we really don’t know how to control our anger. In the book Touching Spirit Bear Cole encounters many problems with life. People were tired of having to pay for his anger in their community. Eventually he was banished to an island to learn how to take control of his life. But what important lessons does Cole learn about controlling anger and how does it change him? In my opinion

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    Oil Drilling in the Arctic

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    such as polar bears‚ wolves‚ and grizzly bears‚ caribou herds‚ snow geese‚ musk oxen‚ and dozens of other species. If your oil companies keep drilling in the Arctic‚ most of these beautiful creatures will die‚ and some will become extinct. The Coastal Plain is home to these animals. Annually‚ a herd of 129‚000 caribou gather on the Coastal Plain to bear and nurse their young. Polar bears rely on the Coastal Plain as their most important on-land denning habitat. Musk oxen‚ grizzly bears‚ wolves‚ wolverines

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    schools should have guns‚ in light of the recent school shootings‚ DeVos took the time to reflect upon this complex and nuanced question and answered that guns need to be brought into schools to protect against the supposedly fatally common grizzly bear attacks. It was a well-thought out and competent response‚ but there was one small flaw in her thinking. What DeVos failed to realize was that there are far more school shootings than there

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    Canadians are vampires

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    vampires create many maple products to replenish themselves. Many foreigners believe that Canadians own polar bears as pets‚ this is true where polar bears live. Elsewhere in Canada‚ black bears and grizzly bears are kept as pets. Bears are considered dangerous animals‚ and sometimes monsters‚ due to their size and the story’s of them attacking people. Canadians have been able to tame bears because being vampires‚ they are monsters themselves. As it is depicted in the story twilight‚ vampires have

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