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    his father when he would cry. This forced him to go to a private place and shed his tears so he wouldn’t be seen. Amir never had a mother to be there for him. Readers sympathize with Amir because they can understand what an emotional toll being motherless must have taken on Amir‚ not only as a young boy‚ which continues to affect him as an

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    In the 1990s‚ not many people were educated about HIV and AIDS; therefore‚ the viruses spread rapidly. People infected each other with the virus without even knowing they had it. Another major issue was that doctors were giving many people the virus through blood transfusions. Once they realized what they had been doing‚ they were devastated. With this discovery‚ the reality of HIV and AIDS was truly understood. Mary Fisher delivered “A Whisper of AIDS” in Houston‚ Texas‚ at the Republican National

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    Long Test in Philippine Literature in English Name: _____________________________________ Year and Section: _____________ Score: _________ Instructions: Give what each of the items asks for. Use a separate sheet of paper if deemed necessary. Modified True or False: Read the following statements. If the sentence is true‚ write T on the space provided. If the sentence is false‚ underline the word or phrase that makes the sentence wrong and write the correct answer

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    Newer generations of families often wipe clean the slate of misfortune. Danticat‚ in the chapter‚ “Nineteen-Thirty Seven”‚ writes of a girl named Josephine. Her mother had been in a group of women‚ whose generation had crossed over the river separating the Dominican Republic from Haiti‚ to escape the reign of General Trujillo. Her mother‚ after being imprisoned for many years‚ dies‚ and she goes with another woman from her mother’s group to see the prison guards burn her body. Josephine‚ at the end

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    of a prophecy‚ which said that Metis would have a son who would grow to dethrone him. Later‚ Zeus developed a severe headache‚ which was relieved by splitting his head open with an axe. From this open wound sprang Athena. Being born unwanted and motherless was very traumatic‚ but Athena left Zeus ’ body prepared. She was born fully dressesed in armor and armed with a spear and shield. Women today are born into a world where genders are not treated equally. Athenas wiliness to defend herself is something

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    challenges her socioeconomic status presents her with‚ specifically that of early motherhood and preparations for a Category Five hurricane. The layers of Esch’s unique coming-of-age story are characterized by toughness and independence: she is left motherless but must also formulate her own definition of motherhood in the wake of her teen pregnancy. As the only girl in the story‚ she is forced to make difficult and adult choices and thus decipher her own identity; should she hit herself “really hard

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    pressed‚ lips painted deep red. It’s the late 1940s and she hasn’t yet reached the age of thirty. Her light brown skin is smooth‚ her eyes still young and playful‚ oblivious to the tumor growing inside her -- a tumor that would leave her five children motherless and change the future of medicine. Beneath the photo‚ a caption says her name is "Henrietta Lacks‚ Helen Lane or Helen Larson." Henrietta Lacks is depicted as a normal person who lived in a time of racism and unfair treatment of African-Americans

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    complications in the process‚ and this may affect her later life when she will finally decide to get married and have kids. Another dire option is to dump the child. Some mums dump their kids off in trash‚ in front of people front doors or at the motherless baby centers. There was even this case of a woman trying to flush down her baby down the toilet; the neighbors heard the baby crying as if it was drowning they called the police‚ but when the police arrived the child was already dead and the

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    of the despised Hazara minority. The boys are close in age‚ and unspoken best friends despite their vastly different social status. In many ways‚ the boys are very different. Yet Amir’s father insists that they share a kinship of sorts‚ for both motherless boys were nursed by the same woman. Time and history have a way of changing many things that seem eternal in childhood. As the boys grow up‚ Kabul and the rest of Afghanistan are crumbling around them. In The Kite Runner we see a friendship that

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    Charlotte Bronte “I am no bird; and no net ensnares me: I am a free human being with an independent will. - Charlotte Bronte” (“Charlotte Bronte Quotes”). This quote ties in with Charlotte’s personal perspectives on life. Bronte believed in being a person who speaks out for what she values most‚ no matter if her opinion is against the larger majority. “Bronte published her first novel Jane Eyre in 1847 under the manly pseudonym Currer Bell” (Biography.com Editiors). Charlotte’s novels have now become

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