example set by their parents and what they are taught. Parents that want the best for their kids‚ try to teach them the right way to live life‚ establish rules for them to abide by and ultimately contribute to society in a positive way. In the film‚ Citizen Kane by Orson Welles‚ Charles Foster Kane attempted to live his life unconstrained but rather ironically‚
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Comprehension – Multiple choice Read the passage below and answer the set questions Unit 1A. Text B. Apps transform cellphone users into citizen scientistsJust a few years ago‚ coming back from an early morning hike with some pretty photos was about as productive as you could get. Now‚ new mobile apps make it easy for nature lovers to contribute to science too.Sophie Gerrick‚ a fourth year student at UCLA uses an app called Project Budburst to monitor trees as the seasons change.“We’re at
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Citizen Kane Scene Analysis The scene we’re analyzing starts off with a shot of the New York Daily Inquirer. It’s a close shot‚ taking up the entire screen. I feel this close up is to show the viewer that the newspaper company is going to be the primary focal point for Kane‚ and his two partners at this point in the film. After the close up‚ the camera pans down to show Kane and Leland sitting in a car looking up at the building. Kane says “Take a good look at it Jedidiah‚ it’s going to look a
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Citizen Kane – The Characters that Surround Charles Foster Kane was a man of an egotistical behavior. Since he was robbed of his child hood‚ he never fully received the love and skipped out on the upbringing of being a child. This in turn stuck with him as he grew‚ believing that he could buy the love of the people through money and manipulation. He pursuit of power and control impacts his life negatively as he pushes everyone that loves him away like Susan. Kane evokes a sense of sympathy‚ as
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As a person’s age advances‚ the skin loses natural cells that promote elasticity and help maintain youthful look. Collagen‚ known to be a form of protein that holds and tightens the skin underneath‚ slowly decreases with age. Hence when you reach the age of forty‚ you notice that your skin starts to sag and form wrinkles. Even the hair and nails suffer from this gradual loss of collagen. The lips‚ most especially‚ also become less plump and the usual pout in most women is gone when they reach fifty
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should rich countries help the poor countries? There is so much debate surrounding the issue of rich countries should help the poor countries. Proponents think that rich countries should help the poor countries because loaning money to developing countries aids can helping them improvement the situation from poverty and disease. Opponents‚ think that the money doesn’t go for the place where they needs and the debt is a lot of pressure for the poor countries. In my opinion‚ that rich countries should
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Rich countries should help poorer countries With the development of technology and business‚ the world become smaller and smaller. Many countries in economically developed. However‚ there are still many countries are poor. These people in poor countries need help‚ and many rich countries can give a hand to the poor countries for two reasons. One is to promote the communicatin on many aspects likes culture and trade. The another one is to stimulate the development of poor countries to support people’s
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recognition and communication. However‚ increasingly common social conflict‚ volatile relations and polarisation of demographics in Australian society is demonstrating a widening of divisions between communities‚ parties and ideologies in ‘The Lucky Country’. CLASS Australian society‚ quite distinct from it’s British heritage‚ is no longer a society that is primarily drawn along class lines. Where in the past class was one of the most significant issues in the
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When looking at the film Citizen Kane‚ it uses mise-en-scene to help paint a better picture throughout the film. Mise-en-scene‚ better known as staging‚ is the overall look and feel of a movie (Barsam;Monahan p.542) The first example that comes to mind when thinking about mise-en-scene is when Charles Kane Foster is running for office‚ he is giving a speech and in the background is a large poster of his face. For the majority of the film there are very few shots taken where Kane is not present
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"Oh my God look at this rich countries just sitting there and watching the poor countries suffer."Don’t you think that this rich countries should wake up and start doing something to help these poor countries such as Haiti due to the Earthquake it went through and also many other countries. One reason rich countries should help these poor countries is because if you take Haiti for example after the earthquake they had in 2010 there were many damages done to people and land because Many buildings
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