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    Is your personality similar to a character in the book Out of all the characters in the book‚ I think my personality is the most similar to Beth. One of the similarities we have is that we both like to show our parents that were growing up and that were individual. At the beginning of the book when Beth was driving her family to the airport‚ she would try to act as if not going on the vacation didn’t make her sad‚ she wanted to prove to her mom that she can handle being by herself for a long

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    girls but Quinceernera for girls only. Also‚ the age when they become an adult in both festivals are different at Seijin No Hi is for who become a 20 years old and at Quinceernera for who become 15 years old. The Seijin No Hi festival in Japan. In contrast‚ Quinceernera festival in Mexico. However‚ at Seijin No Hi festival who become an adult he or she can vote and smoke‚ but at Quinceernera festival the girls who become an adults it can gets married. In conclusion‚ the both festivals are my favorite

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    the national Primary School Examination (PSLE)‚ the secondary school students will be taking either “N” level or “O” levels‚ and students will be taking either “A” level or International Baccalaureate Diploma for admission into the university. In contrast‚ Finland’s education doesn’t have the national examination until the students have finished the High School. It is called the national matriculation examination for the admission into the university. In spite of these differences‚ these two are

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    just like falling in love; you want to experience it‚ you can’t wait‚ you hear your friends who have fallen in love before talk about it‚ “Don’t do it it’s a trap‚ It is so great‚ It is the best feeling in the world‚ no other feeling you can feel compares to it.” When the time comes to ride the roller coaster you must first buy your pass to ride it. Falling in love you don’t have to pay for a pass. At the beginning of a roller coaster‚ everyone is standing in line‚ waiting for the previous riders

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    mind wander because they don’t have to worry about shifting gears with an automatic transmission. As a motorist myself‚ I am guilty of the wandering mind. You will see many times motorist concentrating on something other than driving; for example‚ eating while driving‚ talking on cell phones or texting. Although we both have to share the road there are similar to different methods and rules and obligations that both motorist and cyclist have to follow. Motorists have seat belts that are required

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    Paper #3 Tanesha Dennis Professor Butchy ENG105 M03 September 15‚ 2013 “Two Kinds by Amy Tan and “Everything that Rises must converge” by Flannery O’Connor had a lot of comparison and contrast. Between the two short stories they both set logic examples of how life can really be amongst families today. Amy Tan story “Two Kinds” reminds a young reader how parents will do anything for their children to become famous. Where a mother always believed that you could be anything you

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    unexpectedly became the next in line to the title and with his fathers death he looked to make his mark in the world. He found his place in the sponsorship of displaced Highlanders to settlements in BNA. He helped many Scottish people who didn’t have home to find them in Canada. Thomas Douglas helped

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    up in Baltimore‚ however they were brought up in different parts of Baltimore. The author Wes lives in more family oriented location. When the area he lived in starting getting broke in‚ his mother decided to move back home with her parents in Bronx‚ New York City. Just to find out it had ran down over the years itself. Despite the efforts of the other Wes Moore’s mother‚ she moved her family four times over the years to tried and get them to a better neighborhood. However‚ trouble still followed

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    City versus Suburban Life: An Exhilarating or Relaxed Lifestyle Single people and families at some point in their lives choose what type of lifestyle is best for them by living; they decide to either live in the city or in the suburbs. This is a decision that people make that serves them best. Both places are good places to live‚ but are similar and different; however‚ there are similarities and differences between them. People have to choose amongst many factors in regards to where they are

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    student to learn in a language spoken at home. As a premature English speaker in Catholic School‚ he was shocked with how Americans pronounced and spoke in their language. The way it made him feel about English brought out his belief about bilingual education. He went to a catholic school where all his classmates were children of American families. This means they were all fluent in English‚ while Rodriguez started school only knowing fifty five words. He stood out as the odd ball of his class. Rodriguez’s

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