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    Pet Gold Fish

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    The story that I have chosen relates to having a fish for a pet. The importance of having any pet is knowing how to take care of them and feeding them when they need to be fed. It may be difficult to look after an animal all day but they should be treated as any living thing. It takes heart to care for someone‚ its goes the same for taking caring care of a pet and making sure they are okay. Owning a pet should be a privilege because these animals depend on you and that is like a gift to own. Every

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    “The Fish” In the poem “The Fish” by Elizabeth Bishop one of the main themes is power. This is shown through simile‚ personification‚ and repetition. The author purpose is to show the reader that power can be restricted and that power maybe the sturdiest at their main years‚ but over time power will dwindle with time. The theme of power is shown through the use of simile‚ “Here and there his brown skin hung in strips like ancient wallpaper‚ and its pattern of darker brown was like wallpaper”.

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    your inner fish

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    Inner Fish OVERVIEW QUESTIONS: 1. Why should we care about evolution? Why is it important? Evolution is the building blocks to biological science. If we did not care about evolution‚ we would not understand the concept of biology‚ or any type of science for that matter. 2. What does it mean to be human? Did your concept change after reading the book? After reading the book‚ I began to understand why my body looks the way it looks. I realized that we are all the same inside—from fish to monkeys

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    Biology Fish Lab

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    102 Lab Report: Ventilation and Oxygen Consumption in Fish Methods: The lab consists of two experiments repeated over a period one hour with fifteen minutes interval‚ in order to determine the effect of weight and temperature on ventilation and oxygen consumption of Carassius auratus‚ commonly known as goldfish. Each experiment was carried out by five groups. Measurement of ventilation was determined by recording operculum movement of the fish. Oxygen consumption was measured using oxygen probes

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    someone distinguishable or potentially disguised. The poems “The Shark” by E.J. Pratt and “The Fish” by Elizabeth Bishop display a theme revolving around mindsets of individuals using the symbolization of aquatic creatures. E.J. Pratt’s poem “The Shark” portrays a shark as a fierce creature that is conniving yet quiet as it swims through the water. On the other hand‚ “The Fish” by Elizabeth Bishop shows the fish in a state of helplessness and frailty as she holds it in her hands out of the water. A comparison

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    In the Harry Potter novels‚ foreshadowing plays a large part in the whole storyline. In this essay‚ I will show that foreshadowing is evident throughout the novels‚ and how Rowling’s use of foreshadowing is utilized via Harry Potter and his actions. There are numerous examples of foreshadowing when referring to Harry. Right from the beginning of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone we see foreshadowing. When Mr. Dursley is on his way home‚ he overhears a group of people talking about the Potters

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    HArry Potter Essay

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    to a new safe location‚ so that Voldemort can capture Harry en route. As Harry packs to leave Privet Drive‚ he reads two obituaries for Dumbledore‚ both of which make him think that he didn’t know Dumbledore as well as he should have. Downstairs‚ he bids good-bye to the Dursleys for the final time‚ as the threat of Voldemort forces them to go into hiding themselves. The Order of the Phoenix‚ led by Alastor “Mad-Eye” Moody‚ arrives to take Harry to his new home at the Weasleys’ house‚ the Burrow.

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    The Odyssey and Big Fish

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    ‘The Odyssey’ and ‘Big Fish’ In what ways has Homer’s Odyssey influenced your chosen epic? Homer’s Odyssey is full of themes and ideas‚ many that have influenced the modern world today. The ideas have been portrayed in various books‚ movies or epics. The epic i chose is ‘Big Fish’. It is a movie directed by Tim burton and it features a lot of themes and ideas that were in the odyssey‚ and i believe it was highly influenced by it. There are many similarities between Odysseus and Edward’s wives. They both have great love

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    Harry Potter Fire

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    Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire I read the book Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire by J.K. Rowling. It was a book filled with adventure‚ heartbreak and a few laughs. This is the fourth book in a series of seven books all telling the story of Harry Potter. It told an interesting story about a Wizarding world and the people inside of it. There was good and evil‚ happiness and sadness‚ and plenty of lessons to learn. Harry Potter is the main character of this novel. He has spiky

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    This essay will explore how Harry and Voldemort’s wand in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone by J.K. Rowling‚ and subsequent novels‚ are the epitome of a dyadic pair. It will explore how Rowling uses the reader’s presuppositions of good and evil and how these human traits are represented within the wands that ‘choose’ (p. 63) Harry and Voldemort. Barry states that ‘narrative structures are founded upon [...] underlying paired opposites‚ or dyads [such as] looking and doing’ (p. 45) . Rowling

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