Extended Response Practice- English HOD & CAVE Allegory is a way of revealing a quite complex idea using a seemingly simple structure. The term allegory is best known as an extended symbolic narrative with a didactic purpose. An allegory is usually an extended narrative in which the characters and incidents symbolise underlying ideas‚ usually moral or ethical. Main ways the writer achieves this is by using techniques like symbolism‚ personification and metaphor‚ which he/she use to express abstract
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Hamlet Extended Response: “What is established in act 1?” “What is established in act one?” is a broad question which could be approached in a number of ways. Throughout Act one of Hamlet‚ a number of aspects of a revenge tragedy are set up‚ to assist the responders understanding of the play and its plot. Factors such as atmosphere‚ character profiles and personalities‚ values held in the Elizabethan time‚ themes of importance and settings are also explored in this exposition as the play builds
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Extended response Q9 ‘Institutions can change one for better or worse’ this quote is proven in the novel ‘raw’ by Scott Monk and ‘Hero of War’ by Rise Against. Through the contrasting ideas of rebellion and conformity‚ the responders are able to see how institutions can manipulate one and have a negative or positive impact. In ‘Raw’ by Scott Monk‚ Brett uses rebellion to escape from his fears and then be liberated from it; he does this as he believes it is the only way to freedom. When Brett first
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Definition of Fear through Examples Fear is a feeling created in a response to a perceived danger. Fear can produce pleasure‚ heighten awareness‚ be in the form of phobia‚ a fear of the unknown and an instinctual response to danger. Fear can be a pleasurable experience such as riding a roller coaster‚ watching a horror movie or climbing treacherous mountains. Roller coasters use fear for pleasure by using the senses of falling and traveling at uncontrollable speeds to produce a rush of adrenaline
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Responses to grief involve all aspects of one’s life: emotional‚ physical‚ social‚ spiritual‚ and mental. Everyone experiences grief differently and to varying degrees. Some of the Common responses to grief include: • Disbelief: Seeing and feeling the loss can be painful‚ so you may try to protect yourself by denying it. You may feel numb or an emotional shock • Anger: You may be angry at yourself for not preventing the loss or even angry at the person who died for deserting you. You may blame someone
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To what extent social factors especially academic pressure cause Korean teenagers to commit suicide? Submitted by: Song da hin Extended Essay Table of Contents To what extent social factors especially academic pressure cause Korean teenagers to commit suicide? 1 Abstract 3 Introduction 4 Causes contributing Korean teenagers commit suicide 5 Conclusion 12 Bibliography 13 Abstract ‘Committing suicide’ is now Korea’s second leading cause of death for ages from 15 to 24
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Cofer’s Paragraph Childhood toys advance either social or gender constructs to propel the concept of gender identity. Lego is a perfect example of a gender-neutral toy. Lego consists of colorful interlocking plastic bricks and an accompanying array of gears‚ mini figures and various other parts. Lego began manufacturing interlocking toy bricks in 1949. Since then a global Lego subculture has developed‚ supporting movies‚ games‚ competitions‚ and six themed amusement parks. In 1978‚ Lego produced
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1. Peacock The peacock is the national bird of India. They have colourful feathers‚ two legs and a small beak. They are famous for their dance. When a peacock dances it spreads its feathers like a fan. It has a long shiny dark blue neck. Peacocks are mostly found in the fields they are very beautiful birds. The females are known as ’Peahen1. Their feathers are used for making jackets‚ purses etc. We can see them in a zoo. 2. Ants Ants are found everywhere in the world. They make their home
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Extended Essay Planning (brainstorm) Topic Question : what are the significant factors for a fashion brand survive in the market? HEAD : In the very first paragraph‚ i’m going to introduce what my topic is about‚ in which regions am I going to research and what my aim is. Then i’m going to extend the range of my research question and bring it to the next level‚ which can analyzed by the information from fashion brands‚ marketings and businesses. Fashion forecasting Trends picked up by press
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Headwords Other words in the family. Definition* abandon abandoned‚ abandoning‚ abandonment‚ abandons‚ e.g. abandon abstract abstraction‚ abstractions‚ abstractly‚ abstracts‚ e.g. abstract academy academia‚ academic‚ academically‚ academics‚ academies‚ e.g. academy access accessed‚ accesses‚ accessibility‚ accessible‚ accessing‚ inaccessible access accommodate accommodated‚ accommodates‚ accommodating‚ accommodation accommodate accompany accompanied‚ accompanies‚ accompaniment
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