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    neighbour‚ Mrs. Mossop‚ is the towns source of gossip and ‘there was very little that she didn’t know about [the] neighbourhood’. In the text Mrs. Mossop is perceived by majority of Ashgrove Avenue’s residence‚ as a busy body who is always getting her ‘beak into everything fossicking around for juicy snippets of gossip.’ However we discover later on in the novel when Mrs. Mossop is trying to warn Joseph of the dangers of Mr Layton‚ that she was sexually abused as a young girl. The elderly lady claims

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    KEy TO WORKBOOK Worksheet 1 Grammar in use; page 9 A. 1. 4. B. 1. C. 1. 4. can‚ cannot can‚ cannot A 2. a languages water‚ land 2. 5. 3. 2. 5. can‚ cannot 3. can‚ cannot can‚ cannot An 4. an 5. The‚ a river 3. chess miles Words in action; page 11 A. 1. 4. B. 1. 2. loving 2. naughty famous 5. clever (a) an elephant (b) It is about to kick a ball. (a) a dog (b) It is barking. 3. angry Writing practice; page 12 A. Ram and Sita spent fourteen years in the wilderness. For some time they lived

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    An Analysis of the Opinions Formed by Intelligent Design Supporters Where do we come from? This question has disturbed mankind for generations. For a couple thousand years the answer to this question could be found in the Creationist theory. The Bible tells of how 6‚000 years ago God created Earth and all its living creatures in seven days. Then in the nineteenth century Charles Darwin published his findings about his theory of evolution in his book On the Origin of Species. This perturbed religious

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    line creates a picture in the mind that there’s feel of isolation and lonesomeness‚ and as it goes on the theme of nature reveals itself even more eg "only the wind through the sparse leaves". There is alliteration in the stanzas of 3 and 6 "blade beak" and claws clutching". This poem also has a rhythm to it; the stanzas are not constructed in that unbalanced way in which it’s hard to keep flowing feel to the literature. The second poem is "Bradman’s last Innings"; it is a little momentum to the

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    A Clever Crane: One day a fox saw a crane at a distance. He said to himself. “What a funny bird that is! It seems to be walking on two thin sticks. It is all neck and beak. Head‚ it seems to have none. In such a head‚ he must have no brain at all. But‚ look! How proud he is while walking! Wait‚ my friend. I shall each you a good lesson.” Then the fox had a hearty laugh. The fox approached the crane and called to him. “What a fine bird you are! Allow me to be your friend.” The crane came to the

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    During the Elizabethan period (1558-1603) the health of everybody from peasants to the wealthy was extremely poor due to the inadequate hygienic techniques used during the time. None of the people were aware exactly how they became ill‚ therefore surgeons had much difficulty to cure them. Although they rarely bathed they were oblivious to the fact this may be the source of their problems. Poor hygiene‚ brought out by infrequent bathing‚ resulted in illnesses caused by the patients’ and the surgeons’

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    American Sign Language (ASL) Outline General Purpose: To inform the audience of this complex language and the steps involved in signing a sentence. Specific Purpose: By learning how to sign a sentence‚ we can see that sign language is just as expressive as spoken language. Introduction 1. Attention Getter: (Sign the sentence “The birds sit on the fence.) Do you know what I just said? Talking with our hands is something we all do without even thinking about it. Hand motions for

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    Question: Discuss the use of symbolism‚ metaphors and other poetic devices in Malouf’s Remembering Babylon. This was an oral assessment that I presented‚ and it got me my highest mark for the year! It is not fully written(only the intro and the conclusion are) but it could be incredibly helpful for anyone studying this enjoyable text. Enjoy! :) Throughout Remembering Babylon‚ Malouf uses symbols‚ metaphors and other poetic devices to communicate and enhance the themes and issues of the text. Examples

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    by ancient Greeks and astrology. The ignorance is also apparent in the common clothing of physicians‚ which were often seen as very strange. The clothing consisted of a large‚ full‚ dark cloak‚ boots‚ gloves‚ a hat‚ and a mask shaped like a bird’s beak‚ which held bergamot oil. They also wore amulets of dried blood and ground-up toads at the waist for preventative purposes. It was also a custom to douse oneself with vinegar and to chew angelica before approaching the patient. These precautionary

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    Australia’s unique flora and fauna Australia has over 1 million different native species. Australia’s unique variety of plants and wildlife has evolved as a result of our countries unique conditions. This is a result of Australia’s geographical isolation. From deserts to rainforests‚ mountains and plains; this environment has created unique animals suited to their environments. As a result: * Australia has 10% of the world’s biodiversity. * Out of 20‚000 species of vascular plants 4 in 5

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