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    Rhyme and Snake

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    Essay writing Kenny Pau Hunting Snake The poem ‘hunting snake’ written by Judith Wright highlights the idea that nature and man are equal. Through the use of language and imagery the poet portrays the snake as a powerful and majestic creature. This emphasizes the persona’s response to the snakes. She implies that we humans have narrow stereotypical views of the snake

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    Hiphop Research Paper

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    Big Payback Notes • Early conflict in the the fiscal underpinnings of hiphop. There was significant backlash from urban purists (essentially those living and breathing hiphop’s four elements by DJing‚ MCing‚ breakdancing‚ and graffiti tagging in its raw street setting) who disliked the commerical sensibiltiies of the Sugar Hill Gang and the mercenary attitudes of rap’s first music label Sugar Hill Records. Term “hiphop” begot cultural factions between those who saw themselves as lubricant partygoers (the

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    as sitting in class with my best friend Jordan on Valentine’s Day. It was the last lesson of the day at Seaview University. I hadn’t gotten any Valentines gifts so I was feeling very unloved. The bell rang for the end of Uni and as I walked out of the building girls were running to their boyfriend’s car and receiving roses and chocolates‚ I on the other hand was boyfriendless. I walked slowly home with my head down. I walked up to the front doorstep of my house to find a dozen red roses. I was

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    It lulled me‚ comforted me‚ made me feel at home. Suddenly‚ a large crash from cymbals surprised me but did not scare me. I looked in all directions but saw only darkness. Nothing. But there was something. Something lurked inside this void‚ just beyond my vision. I tried to adjust my eyes but they refused. Instead‚ all I saw was more blackness. It crept up towards me‚ I put my hands up to stop it‚ but I wasn’t able to see my hands. They had succumbed to the darkness. It overtook me completely. Soon

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    Nursery Rhymes

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    Nursery Rhymes “Baa Baa Black Sheep”‚ “Jack and Jill”‚ and “Peter‚ Peter Pumpkin Eater” are very well known around the world. They are told to our children at a young age and are remembered forever. Should they really be told and remembered? There is a lot of dark twisted violent meanings behind some of these simple nursery rhymes. “Ring around the Rosy”‚ “Humpty Dumpty”‚ “Rock-a-Bye‚ Baby”‚ “London Bridge”‚ “Jack be Nimble “ and “Mary‚ Mary‚ Quite Contrary” are some of the rhymes I can vividly

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    Hiphop and Street Dance

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    Street Dance Is Hip Hop and Street dance one and the same? Most of the people would say a yes. Both these dance styles have been widely accepted by the youth today. Any dance forms can be matched up or vary with factors like origin‚ dance style‚ beats‚ moves and age limit. Although‚ the youth tend to use hip hop and street dance to mean the same thing‚ the fact is both these dance forms have been a success due to their individual creativeness. A dance is introduced only when it is known where it

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    Conventions of Nursery Rhymes The conventional nursery rhyme is a vehicle for educating children at an early age of development. Originally constructed to help with language acquisition and understanding‚ these rhymes are often characterized as “very short poems designed specifically to teach children in one way or another” (Grace 13 Sept 2013). The purpose of a nursery rhyme is to teach language to children by using different techniques helping to stimulate their imagination‚ while at the same

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    Rhyme and Snow Gum

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    visions ‘The Snow Gum’ Title and the use of definite article ‘the’ Indicate that Snow Gum - a very special tree in the Australian psyche (soul‚ spirit‚ essence) It is the snow-gum silently‚ the silvery In moon’s blue Colour imagery Feminine rhyme Evoke gentleness of the snow gum’s being and appearance Flowering of light on snow Visual imagery In “flowering” and the very sound of ‘light’‚ Stewart elaborates – the snow gum as something exquisitely beautiful and ethereal -at the same time

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    Beyond Beyond Fashion

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    Beyond Beyond Fashion There is a trick of my writing teacher: When we finish reading an essay‚ first he asks: "What is it about?" We answer‚ then he asks:" If that’s not what the essay is about‚ then what is it about?" So we answer again‚ striving to squeeze out every drop of intelligence out of our brain cells. Repetitively‚ after we are willingly tortured by this same question for three more rounds‚ the essence of the essay shows up. This was exactly the same feeling I received from the exhibition

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    Teaching Revolting Rhymes

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    Presentation 6 2.2. Workstations 7 2.3. Homework 8 3. Lesson c‚ post-reading activities 9 3.1. Day of implementation 9 4. Conclusion 9 References 10   Introduction I chose to base three lessons as a project on the rhyme Snow-White and the seven dwarfs from Revolting Rhymes by Roald Dahl‚ aiming at the 8th grade. The text is authentic‚ suitable and relevant for children at this age group. It will appeal to a wide range of pupils‚ and can be a tool for differentiation. I also believe that the

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