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    figures have seized the opportunity to attack the tournament and the sport of soccer. They have also used soccer as a proxy to attack President Obama and progressives” serve to further prove that soccer’s popularity in America has waned due to its use as a political tool. Baseball‚ football‚ and basketball are usually played without any political uproar yet whenever soccer is mentioned the uproar belongs to those who feel it is not an American sport. C) Soccer is a spectator sport and like

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    respondents admitting they spend at least three hours at home every day in front of some kind of screen. Technology is running circles around society! Lapping us as we struggle to keep up and hold on. As soon as we can both afford and grasp the idea of some invention‚ a "new and enhanced" one is on the market and selling out. The power of computers is immense these days and I am so frightened that our lives are yielding to the use of them‚ consequently swallowing up the importance of the human mind and personal

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    Johnny Lai 07659563 Narrator is the person (perspective) which is chosen by the author to tell the story (literary work‚ movie‚ play‚ verbal account‚ etc.) to the readers (audiences). Traditionally‚ the narrator is supposed to be reliable‚ since he/she/it is the only connection between the readers and the fiction world. But occasionally‚ authors would use unreliable narrator to be the perspective of their story. The concept of the unreliable narrator (as opposed to "author") became more important

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    10/08/13 John Alfra Grades and Self-Esteem 1- Only 11% of eighth – graders in California’s public schools can solve seventh-grade math problems. I agree with Randy Moore that because in my country some public school doesn’t teach the math well so the students won’t understand it. Some student are in 6th grades and 7th grades they can’t solve 5th grades math problems. 2- More than 30% of U.S 17-year- old don’t know that Abraham Lincoln wrote the Emancipation Proclamation. Almost half do not know

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    How is Nick and Gatsby’s relationship presented in the first chapters of ’The Great Gatsby’? In ’The Great Gatsby’‚ the relationship shared between Nick and Gatsby could be argued that it is based on Nick’s awe and admiration for Gatsby‚ however I believe that the motivations for their relationships is based on entirely different reasons for each individual. Nick’s view towards Gatsby seems to be fuelled by his curiosity which has been spurred on by the various rumours he has heard‚ whilst Gatsby

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    Form: Unreliable Narrator. In first person narrative you need to understand that the character will put their own views and prejudices in to the events‚ as does Nick. He has a vivid imagination that he uses to interpret peoples feelings and thoughts‚ however this makes him gullible. Nick also has a limited experience of life which may lead him to misinterpret events‚ his puritanical (very strict in moral/ social beliefs) upbringing that has shaped his opinions and beliefs. Structure: Modifying

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    Unreliable Narrators in Poe’s Annabel Lee and The Tell Tale Heart Something happens when we as readers start to sense that there is a case of an unreliable narrator – we stop reading the story and start reading the narrator or writer. This can make the story more complicated‚ confusing‚ and ultimately thrilling‚ specifically in the case of the famous poet Edgar Allan Poe. In Poe’s Annabel Lee and Tell Tale Heart‚ he gives us reason to doubt the sanity and truthfulness of his narrators. The deeper

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    Character Counts: Nick The Great Gatsby is one of the bestselling books in America. The novel was written by a man who is considered to be one of the greatest writers and one of America’s biggest dreamers‚ F. Scott Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald made it incredibly easy for a reader to really figure out the personalities his characters had right when they are shown for the first time. He created a character in The Great Gatsby who‚ unlike the other characters‚ seemed to show good qualities about himself

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    how healthily – how calmly I can tell you the whole story” (Poe). The unnamed first-person narrator begins by attempting to prove his sanity while confessing to killing an old man. The narrator admits that “he doesn’t recall how the idea entered his brain but it haunted him day and night” (Poe). Insane can be defined as an action or quality characterized or caused by madness. I believe that the unnamed narrator is very much insane. “He had the eye of a vulture. Whenever it fell upon me‚ my blood ran

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    mother Concha Escobar.the relationship between the two of them the suffering of Connie ’s feelings about they treated her and the sacrifices that she embraced herself the suffering of her feelings the way they rubbish herself in the midst of nowhere.the feeling of betrayal between her mother and her husband. CLIMAX Connie ’s miserable and pathetic situation dealing first with escaping from her mother ’s evil clutches since she was fan unwanted child that always ostracised and continuously suffered

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