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    Water Rocket Essay

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    Water- Rocket Essay Lauren is stranded on a remote island in the Atlantic Ocean and she believes that her family got stranded on an island close by. Mainly because she can see and the other island like really close. She is very concerned and she wants to send a letter but she does not know how she will manage to write a letter and send it through. Luckily before her airplane crashed‚ they gave her a backpack full of necessities of life.  She was the only one to receive it for her family unfortunately

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    Deep Water Essay

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    Rosario Acero AP Literature/ P.3 Mr. Crook 10/22/12 “For Julia‚ in Deep WaterEssay “You are learning…it is with our skill we live in what kills us.” Delivered through a father’s perspective‚ the poem “For Julia‚ in Deep Water” resembles a father’s serious and candid conversation with his daughter. Employing an allegory‚ and vivid imagery and symbolism‚ Julia’s father imparts coming-of-age wisdom that will be instrumental for Julia as she begins to navigate life without her parents. Julia’s

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    small or big. In the novel‚ Alas Babylon‚ Pat Frank shows how people can change at the same time their society changes. He demonstrates how change affects people using the characters‚ Randy Bragg‚ Helen Bragg‚ and Elizabeth McGovern. In the beginning of the novel‚ Randy is introduces as a guy with no responsibilities. He does not work and lives alone with his dog Graf. Randy would sit around and drink bourbon every morning because he did not have to worry about getting important tasks done (8).

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    How Many Miles to Babylon?

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    “How many miles to Babylon?” Alec Moore - Narrator Frederick Moore - Father to Alec Mrs. Moore - Mother to Alec Jerry Crowe - Friend to Alec Mrs. Crowe - Mother to Jerry Major Glendinning - Commending Officer to Jerry and Alec in the army. General Points - § Main Theme: Love vs. Hatred § Reflects different stages of Narrator Development - There’s a continuous stream of consciousness‚ no chapters § Ireland § France § Love - of country - passionless love of duty - of power and wealth

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    Short Story About a Race

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    arduous one. I along with my cameraman went along to watch the race which was about to begin. All the formulae one cars lined up in the race tracks. The drivers held tightly onto the driving wheel‚ they looked tensed and eager to race. Suddenly everyone was tensed and caught in a rough silence. Then with the waving of the black and white chequered flag‚ and a gun shot that waved across the crowd‚ the race commenced. There were about a 25 participants. Being a journalist‚ obliviously I felt biased. The crowd

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    Pablo etched her face with broad pencil strokes. Two fine lines hinted at eyebrows‚ lifted in a lipless smile. The large eyes were slightly downcast‚ lashes thick and soft. Prominent cheekbones hovered above a thin jaw line and soft chin. None of the features were completely filled in. Only one nostril was finished‚ the eyes were half shaded‚ and light waves of hair framed the sides of her face and neck. Tiny wrinkles at the edge of her mouth spoke of tears and laughter. Pablo’s pencil bobbed

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    Clean water essay

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    Biology Essay Amanda Liao 09/05/13 Clean Water In today’s world‚ one of the most basic problems facing our society is the absence of clean water that we use and drink in daily life. The importance of clean water is self-explanatory. In spite of the fact that 70% of the earth’s surface is covered by water‚ there is only 2.53%of fresh water that we can actually use. For the only 2.53% of fresh water‚ some is not safe and clean to use and it is harmful to human body. Polluted water is a big risk to

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    Theme and Narrative Elements in the Short Story Sean M. Czuchaj Ashford University The themes of a story are the ideas that are behind the story. The theme of the story makes the underlying ideas of the story come to life (Clugston‚ R. W. 2010). The theme of the story embodies the main idea that the reader should get from reading a story. There are many literary elements that add to the theme of a story but I think the most important literary elements are the point of view and symbolism

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    The Babylon Ishtar Gate There are many wonders of the ancient world that have been found by archeologists. Of these treasures found‚ one of the greatest and most beautiful has been the Ishtar Gate of Babylon. Babylon was the capital of a city in Mesopotamia‚ in the current day Iraq.(Hirst‚Archeology.about.com) Babylon was damaged by weather‚ age and wars (the Iraq and USA war) but still archeologists managed to find the gate. (Hirst‚Archeology.about.com) The Ishtar gate was built in the reign

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    The Story of an Hour Themes and Literary Elements Lora Cruse Ashford university ENG125 November‚ 14 2014 The major theme in Kate Chopin ’s “The Story of an Hour” is freedom. In the beginning of the story the scene opens up and we are introduced to Mrs. Mallard who has been told that her husband has died in a horrible train wreck‚ Mrs. mallard reacts to the news like any other wife would. Yes‚ she is upset so she excuses herself and rushes off to her bedroom

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