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    Paragraph 3: 5/5 What are some possible human uses for spider silk? 5/5 How are humans influenced by spider silk when developing products or new inventions? 5/5 Are there other organisms that produce silk besides spiders? If so‚ describe the organisms. A spider’s silk is made up of a chain of amino acids. This means that it is a protein. There are two primary amino acids called glycine and alanine. Spider silk is very strong and is about five times strong than steel and twice as strong as

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    Did you know that Spider-Man was created by Stan Lee? The articles “The Birth of Spider-Man” and “Stan Lee and Spider-Man” both explain how Spider-Man was created. While the two articles may seem the same‚ both have many differences regarding the author’s purpose‚ the points of views‚ and the facts appeared. There are many similarities and differences between the two article’s points of views. Both the authors want the reader to understand that Martin Goodman didn’t deserve credit for the creation

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    Title: Catching Fire Author: Suzanne Collins Genre: Fantasy Setting: North America Plot: After winning the 74th annual Hunger Games‚ Katniss and Peeta is not living in Victors Village peacefully until an unexpected visitor arrives. President Snow appears and talks to Katniss about how she attempted to commit suicide with Peeta with the poisonous berries. President Snow threatens Katniss telling her to find a way to stop all the rebellions in the Districts or her family and friends will pay

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    of a costumed crimefighter. Spider-Man’s creators gave him super strength and agility‚ the ability to cling to most surfaces‚ shoot spider-webs using wrist-mounted devices of his own invention (which he called "web-shooters")‚ and react to danger quickly with his "spider-sense"‚ enabling him to combat his

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    Catching the Devil

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    Daniel Morcombe’s Cold Blooded Killer: His Criminal Past By Rose Tommo Kate Kyriacou‚ David Murray‚ Renee Viellaris and Peter Hall wrote a 16-page feature article in The Courier Mail about Daniel Morcombe’s disappearance and Brett Cowan’s past. This commentary is focusing on Brett Cowan’s past and how he might have been ‘Born Evil’. The article creates representations of issues‚ people and places‚ particularly the issue of child abuse both sexual‚ physical and mental‚ and that past history should

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    Catching Fire

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    Catching Fire Suzanne Collins is a mutually celebrated writer of many books‚ including The Hunger Games trilogy. Catching Fire is just one of these astounding books. Catching Fire‚ written by Suzanne Collins‚ belongs in the science fiction genre because of the advancements and invention of different technologies. For example‚ mockingjays‚ a common animal in the story‚ are the product of female mockingbirds and male jabberjays. These jabberjays were genetically engineered by the Capitol‚ a ruthless

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    “A Noiseless Patient Spider‚” By Walt Whitman Biography: Born on May 31‚ 1819‚ in West Hills‚ Long Island‚ New York‚ Walt Whitman was a poet whose verse collection Leaves of Grass is a landmark in American literature. Whitman’s aim was to transcend traditional epics‚ eschew normal aesthetic form‚ and reflect American society to enable the poet and his readers to realize themselves and the nature of their American experience. Whitman’s greatest theme is a symbolic identification of the regenerative

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    Whitman wrote "Facing West From California’s Shores" and "A Noiseless Patient Spider‚" both of which are about looking for the meaning of life‚ and the existence of people. Whitman uses travel and a little isolated spider to explain his search for meaning‚ which he cannot find. Whitman explains that man has to find significance and meaning to the existence of the human race. In his poem "A Noiseless Patient Spider‚" the spider makes a web and each piece he strings out needs to be connected to a sturdy

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    Catching Fire

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    Haime Mishaan 10.4 Catching Fire Catching Fire is the second book of The Hunger Games trilogy‚ a series of books that portray a futuristic society in which 12 poor districts live under the rules of a ruthless and indifferent capitol. Due to a rebellion that happened 75 years before the events the characters of this book are living today‚ an annual “festivity” began‚ or at least that is how it is seen in the Capitol. Two adolescents from ages 12-18 are reaped from each district to fight to the

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    In Never to Dream of Spiders by Audre Lorde‚ the speaker attempts to move on from the loss of their significant other. In the first line‚ they say‚ “Time collapses between the lips of strangers.” (Lorde) They spend a great deal of time with strangers because they aim to erase the pain of their loved one’s death from their mind. A frequent method for moving on from someone is to cling on to any relationship possible. The narrator occupies themselves with anyone they can find‚ as it is easier than

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