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    Stage 1 English Specialist Mrs Brindal‚ 2007 Jacqueline Bonsell‚ 1101 Word Count: 1‚397 Compare the ways in which the authors of two texts explore how society treats people who are different. The texts Edward Scissorhands - directed by Tim Burton - and To Kill a Mockingbird - a controversial novel written by Harper Lee - both explore the ways in which society treats people who are not like them whether it is because they look or act different. Both texts demonstrate how a misunderstood character

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    Pahang Computers – a blessing or a curse? Discuss. What would you do if you had one million dollar? Describe the most honest person you have ever met. Write a story beginning with: ‘It was a perfect day until…’ My country Terengganu An event that has made you realize how much your parents love you. Students should be allowed to work during holidays. Do you agree? My life 20 years from now. Write a story beginning with: ‘I could not sleep throughout that night…’ Jungle Kelantan Computer

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    Edward R. Murrow was born as Egbert Roscoe Murrow on April 25th‚ 1908 within a small town called Greensboro in North Carolina. He was born into a family of three brothers; Edwin as the youngest. From then on Edwin had worked most of his time on the family farm along side of his brothers (Dewey‚ and Lacey). During their free time the three of them would go to their grandfathers’ house and listened to the stories he had talked about during Civil War‚ Gettysburg‚ and Manassas period. When Edwin had

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    Edward Jenner Edward Jenner‚ ultimately‚ developed and introduced the world’s first vaccine—the smallpox vaccine‚ which allowed for the eradication of the smallpox virus from the entire world. The remarkable Jenner was born on May 17‚ 1749 in Berkeley‚ Glouchestershire‚ England as the eighth child among nine (Allen 47). At the very young age of five‚ he became an orphan and lived with and was taken care of by an older brother (Jenner 1). Nevertheless‚ he would grow up to be an incredibly famous

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    The piece of art I chose from this chapter is the oil painting Nighthawks by Edward Hopper. Created in 1942‚ Nighthawks depicts a lonely‚ all-night diner with three seated customers as well as one worker (Artic). The piece itself gives off isolated and empty theme; this is largely due to Hopper’s use of space and color. The aforementioned diner is the only light source within the painting‚ leaving the an eerie‚ fluorescent glow on the surrounding outside area (Totally History). Nighthawks’ historical

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    Within the history of humanity‚ there have been countless human beings that have transcended state of anonymity and imprinted their presence within the collective memory. Without contention‚ we understand their place as historical individuals thanks to accomplishments and actions they performed in their life‚ such as Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of The Species. Though the understating of their accomplishments remains consistent‚ the figure’s persona does not. A persona is the interface of an individual

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    and computers; the infamous actions of Edward Snowden changed how the world would view technology and the American government. Since 2013‚ the debate has been whether Edward Snowden‚ the mastermind behind the largest intelligence leak in history‚ is a criminal or a hero. Edward Snowden should remain protected by the Whistleblower Protection Act— as well as the Constitution— because the NSA had no legal justification to spy on ordinary citizens

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    Instructor Courtney ENG122 22 June 2014 The Government Verses the Environment After reading “Eco-Defense”‚ written by Edward Abbey‚ (348)‚ it is obvious that some men and women are willing to do anything to protect the environment they live in. The opening paragraph compares protecting the American wilderness by the same means a person would use to protect his or her family and property. He is insinuating that everyone should put their lives on the line to protect the wilderness. This is not

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    Visual Analysis: Edward Hopper: Nighthawks In this essay I will be looking into the visual analysis of the Painting Nighthawks by Edward Hopper. First I will be discussing his life. Edward Hopper was born on the 22nd July 1882 in Nyack‚ New York. He came from a middle class family‚ and had an older sister named Marian. Like most famous painters he enjoyed drawing from a young age‚ and at the age of ten signatures were found on his work. He showed an interest in the artists Gustav Dore and

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    “The smallest sprouts show there is really no death‚ And if ever there was it led forward life”‚ declares Walt Whitman‚ an American poet and nature enthusiast‚ in his classic poem: ‘A Child Said‚ What Is The Grass’? Whitman relates the roots of grass to the circle of life. The poem drops us into a scene of a child asks an existential question about grass. The author‚ unsure how to respond‚ takes the reader through his stream of consciousness‚ pondering the existence of grass in relation to the existence

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