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    Would you regard Maurya as a tragic character? Give reasons for your answer Ans. Maurya‚ as portrayed by I. M. Synge (1871-1909) in ‘Riders to the Sea’ (1904)‚ is truly an unforgettable character who wins our admiration by her unusual power of endurance‚ by her capacity to withstand her misfortunes‚ and by her dignified behaviour at a time when she has suffered the most painful bereavement of her life. She is often compared to Meda and cleopetra. When the play opens‚ Maurya is feeling sorrow-stricken

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    There are four major literary forms contained in the New Testament. Those four are The Gospel‚ Early Church which also is called Church History‚ Letters which is also called Epistles‚ and Apocalypse. The first one I will talk about is The Gospel. Out of all four of the major literary in the New Testament‚ The Gospel is the only one that the early Christians invented. The English word Gospel translated from the Greek word evangelion‚ which means good news about Jesus. The word Evangelist comes from

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    Zealand consul. The Whale Rider was written in New York and Cape Cod in the space of three weeks. Ihimaera was inspired to write the book in 1985 while living in an apartment in New York overlooking the Hudson River. Ihimaera had taken his daughters to a number of action movies. They asked him why in all of those movies the boy was the hero and the girl was always the one who was helpless. So he decided to Write a novel in which the girl is the hero and he finished The Whale Rider in three weeks. The

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    The Rider Close Reading

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    Sample Lesson Plan – Close Reading English Close Reading “The Rider” page 61 Lesson Overview Depending on class needs‚ this close reading should take two to three days. In this two-day lesson‚ the teacher begins by having students read and annotate the selected passage individually or as part of a class oral reading. Students then work with vocabulary and story questions. On the second day‚ students re-read the passage with a partner. They check their annotations and answers. They work

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    The Sea

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    THE SEA by James Reeves The main idea of The Sea by James Reeves is that the sea is similar to a dog in so many ways. They both share similar characteristics and behaviour. In fact‚ one can look at this poem as one long metaphor‚ mainly focusing on the similarity between the sea and the dog. The very first line of the first stanza spells out the metaphor quite clearly: “The sea is a hungry dog”. Moreover‚ the rest of the poem reinforces this idea by frequently referring to a dog’s

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    BEng of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering and Renewable Energies Team: Carbon Project Title: The Desalination of Sea Water Using Forms of Renewable Energies Team Members: Cormac Kelly A00164826 Ingmars Landmanis A00165976 Rakan Al Toub Project Supervisor: Eoin Ward Declaration This thesis is a presentation of team Carbons original research work. Wherever contributions of others are involved‚ every effort is made to indicate

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    Whale Rider Leadership

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    has been written about the strong family message in Whale Rider‚ and there is no mistaking that this story of intergenerational love and conflict is‚ on the surface‚ about the mending of a broken family‚ but there is another aspect that hasn’t been written about—or at least only touched on—and that’s the movie’s theme. It isn’t about family or even the need to honor the hand in glove relationship of tradition and progress. At root‚ Whale Rider is one of the best pictures about leadership that has been

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    Whale Rider Analysis

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    Whale Rider 1) Paikea is an example of a female activist‚ where she show the belief that men and women should be equal‚ and neither is superior. The story of Paikea was created and influenced by a man and a woman who both understand the complexities of the Maori lifestyle‚ and the difficulties that go along with living as a part of it. This is an important point as the creators of the characters can relate to the struggles of Paikea as she attempts to change tradition and make the culture more

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    Whale Rider Tradition

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    The film Whale Rider I about a young girl named Paikea. When Paikea was born‚ she had a twin brother‚ but unfortunately her brother died along with her mother. Whale Rider was filmed in Whangara in New Zealand. The film does not only show us one girl’s experience of growing up‚ but also tells us about the Maori culture‚ tradition how gender is treated‚ and their leadership. Firstly‚ tradition is expressed in the film when Koro was teaching the boys how to fight like warriors with a taiaha ‘The

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    Form 4 Theme 4 Notes

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    BRITISH ANTI SLAVERY MOVEMENT The movement in Britain to end both the slave trade and slavery was a long drawn out affair which involved the efforts of key individuals and groups: Quakers Also known as the Society of Friends First campaigners against the slave trade and in 1727 passed a proposal against the trade Acted as a pressure group in the movement for the abolition of slavery. Their strategy was to win over public opinion by carrying the arguments for abolition into every home in Britain

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