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    You Have a Friend in Me

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    You Have a Friend in Me Everyone has friends but every friend is different. You have your friends with families‚ the “let’s go out every night” friends‚ and last but not least‚ your long distant friends. Yes they are all friends but each one lives a different life style and has their own unique personality. They have a special place in your heart through thick and thin. Friends are loving‚ caring‚ loyal‚ and honest. Friend’s seal your deepest darkest secret with a “pinky swear” and a hug. Which

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    From the novel you have studied‚ what is the most important lesson you have learnt? Support your answer with close reference to the text. GUIDELINES • Name the novel and the author that you have chosen • Think of a lesson you have learnt after reading the novel • State the characters and the hardships they go through that have an impact on you • Explain how the story affects you • Use evidence from the novel to support your answer ------------------------------------------------- SAMPLE

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    Catch the Moon

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    Both “Catch the Moon” by Judith Ortiz Cofer and “The Bass‚ the River‚ and Sheila Mant” by W.D. Wetherell are short stories with similar ideas and themes. Although the characters and plots differ slightly‚ the central themes are very similar. In “Catch the Moon”‚ the love of the main characters mother continues to strengthen him even after her death. In “The Bass‚ the River‚ and Sheila Mant”‚ the narrators love for fishing continues to give him strength after he loses the girl he thought he loved

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    Catah Us If You Can

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    Catch Us If You Can - Synopsis (Chapter 10) Catch Us If You Can Chapter 10         Mrs Foley is concerned about Rory and asks him about his stay in Castle Street. She organises flowers to be sent to Granda from Rory’s class. Rory confides in Mrs Foley about his anxiety for Tess. He is scared of Tess. Mrs Foley then calls Val Jessup and talks to her about Rory.           Darren reveals to Rory that Mrs Foley may want to foster him as what his mother tells him. Darren assures that Mrs Foley is

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    In the play You Can’t take It With You‚ written by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman‚ the author uses point of view of different characters to show the theme of Materialism-materialistic values vs Spiritual Values- enjoyment of life. As narrator shows the perspective of each character‚ we see theme of Materialism. While Mr. Kirby has a viewpoint of living for things of materialistic value even though it might not be joyful‚ whereas‚ Grandpa has a perspective of living a life for Spiritual Values.

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    Catch 22

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    Heller’s Catch 22 is published. 1963- College students are seen wearing army fatigues with "Yossarian" name tags. Reports are being made about a "Heller Cult". Bumper stickers are manufactured which read‚ "Better Yossarian then Rotarian". The phrase "Catch 22" has surfaced meaning a "no win situation" it is now an excepted word in the English dictionary. Such a dramatic change in opinion from the earlier‚ Pro-war society‚ it is obvious that Catch 22 had

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    Catch a Fire

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    The book “Catch a Fire” is a beautiful description of the Jamaican culture‚ the Rastafarian faith‚ the growth and development of reggae music and how it all added up to make Bob Marley’s life. All of those elements of what made Bob Marley “human” will be talked about and explained in this paper. The best artists are the ones who have passed but there work still lives on and Bob Marley left an unforgettable mark on modern music‚ both as a reggae creator and as a cultural icon. His beliefs and values

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    Catch 22

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    Catch-22 is a novel that tells many stories‚ but the crux of the novel concerns Joseph Yossarian‚ a bombardier stationed at the United States Army Air Force base on the fictional Mediterranean island of Pianosa. A war rages between the Allies and the Nazis‚ but there is another‚ more important war occurring for Yossarian - a far more personal war. His war is not only against the Germans but also against anyone else who tries to kill him‚ including the military hierarchy that demands that he continue

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    To Catch A Trader

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    ‘To Catch a Trader’ DR The documentary‚ To Catch a Trader‚ revolves around firms‚ stocks‚ and a concept known as insider trading. Insider trading is the illegal practice of trading stocks while having confidential non-public information. Material nonpublic information is any information that could reasonably be expected to affect the price of security and that information is not generally known or available to the public. The film starts off by explaining the concept of nonpublic information

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    Can You Understand The Message? Dating back to the times of slavery‚ the black community in America has historically used music as a vehicle for self-expression and introspection. The blues was the original form of musical self-expression‚ and was conceived from “field hollering”‚ the melodious manner in which slaves working the fields and forests aired out grievances and gave their opinions on their present situation. The use of music for communal empowerment and expression of self within the

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