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    Wonder Bullying Bullying. We all know what it is‚ what it does to people... It scars people‚ for life.  R.J Palacio’s book Wonder really gives you an insight on how bullying doesn’t only affect the victim‚ but their family and everyone around them too. Did you know that around 160 000 students stay home on any given day because they are fearing what they might have to face at school? I doubt that you did. This is a sad and confronting subject that we all need to know about. Wonder portrays a

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    Boy Wonder

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    Boy Wonder the Superhero Batman is the renowned superhero who elegantly appeared on children’s television sets for decades. With his pointy ears‚ unprecedented strength and persistently altruistic deeds he quickly gained great admiration. However his little helper Robin the Boy Wonder is an equally important character. Robin’s assistance is rarely highlighted and he does not feel he received the credit he deserves. This is where the poem ‘Kid’ by Simon Armitage begins. Robin is fed up. The poem

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    TEXTS THAT EXPLORE MOVING INTO THE WORLD HELP US TO UNDERSTAND THAT WE CAN CHANGE THE WORLD AS MUCH AS THE WORLD CHANGES US. THESIS: THOSE THAT EMBRACE THE OPPORTUNITIES THAT MOVING INTO THE WORLD GRANT THEM CHANGE THE WORLD AROUND THEM. Moving into the world is a transitional change that everyone has the choice of going through. So if you reject it‚ you don’t change so why would anything else? It is only those who embrace the opportunity that moving into the world grant you‚ which allows you to change

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    Wonder Woman

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    Wonder woman is one of the greatest superheroes of all time. She was conceived as a symbol of loving femininity that would dominate the male instincts towards war and destruction; she does this through empowerment. Wonder Woman acts as a very condensed version of Charles Moulton‚ the creator of Wonder Woman‚ theories on gender and the urges of men and woman. Although misrepresenting his own theory of the humanity for men and women‚ Wonder Woman is the perfect allegory to Moulton’s idea that men

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    Small Wonder

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    Small wonder (Topics for today) When he was nearly three years old‚ Nguyen Ngoc Truong Son would watch his mother and father playing chess in the family’s ramshackle home in the Mekong Delta‚ and‚ like any toddler‚ pester them to let him play‚ too. Eventually they relented‚ assuming the pieces would soon wind up strewn around the kitchen‚ a plastic bishop stuffed into a teapot‚ the white king face down in a bowl of phó. To his parents’ astonishment‚ Son did not treat the chess set as a plaything

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    Wonders of Science

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    take him around the world in twenty four hours. Science has also made communication easier with the invention of telegraphy and the telephone. The invention of the printing press has brought education in the form of books and newspapers to the doorsteps of every common man. Science has given man several means of recreation to spend his leisure time. The greatest wonder of modern science is that we can watch several events as they are happening on the other side of the world by sitting comfortably

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    Year of Wonders

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    Year of Wonders is an historical novel based around the village of Eyam‚ which quarantined itself between 1665 and 1666 when the plague arrives from a traveller from London. As the plague sweeps through the town of Eyam the population is slowly getting smaller and more fearful‚ the writer explores the variety of reactions that are possible when small communities are ravaged by tragedy. Many of the characters kept their values but lose faith in God‚ only some people’s values are tainted when they

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    Year Of Wonders Essay 2 Whilst Anys and Aphra are minor characters‚ they still play an important role in the novel‚ do you agree? Introduction: In the historical novel The Year Of Wonders‚ Although the author Geraldine Brooks portrays both Anys and Aphra as support characters‚ both Anys and Aphra play an important role in the novel‚ this will be explored in three ways‚ Anys’s view on the patriarchal society and how she effects the town‚ Aphra’s importance in the town and her influence on Anna

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    Year of Wonders: Practice essay This text demonstrates the difficulties of holding on to faith in times of adversity. Discuss. Geraldine Brook’s novel ‘Year of Wonders’ is a true story of Eyam‚ a small village in the north of England‚ which made the remarkable decision to voluntarily quarantine itself when struck by the plague in 1665. Set during the restoration England where Puritan Christians were losing their battle against the Church of England to simplify practices‚ Brook’s explores how

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    Year of Wonders

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    Through the extensive use of symbols and imagery‚ as well as the incorporation of seemingly-foreign historical conventions and the utilisation of a meaningful structure‚ Geraldine Brooks crafts Year of Wonders to create meaning‚ presenting her own views and values. The circular structure used‚ starting three-quarters of the way through the story‚ and the frequent foreshadowing hooks the reader and generated curiosity‚ as well as demonstrating the impact of the Plague on the village. However‚ Brooks’

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