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    Color In The Great Gatsby

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    Colors and Descriptions for Emotion Colors within the novel are also used to stir the emotion of the reader. Fitzgerald changes the color of the car used by Gatsby at first it is cream colored‚ but it later changes to yellow the color of corruption and greed after Daisy and Gatsby strike and kill Myrtle. When Fitzgerald writes‚ “With enchanting murmurs Daisy admired this aspect or that of the feudal silhouette against the sky‚ admired the gardens‚ the sparkling odor of jonquils and the frothy odor

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    Color Gold Traits

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    The Color Gold The true colors personality test has shown by numeric sequence that I by a long shot belong to the color gold. The color gold represents someone who is stable‚ traditional‚ thorough‚ sensible‚ organized‚ loyal‚ faithful‚ concrete‚ and caring. All of these attributes weren’t suprising because I see these within myself on a day to day bases. Although all of these qualities many people search for in someone‚ there are other qualities that I wish to carry. Those qualities aren’t something

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    Essay On Color Guard

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    A popular quote used by many guard members is that “Color Guard is god’s gift to the marching band”. No matter your religion‚ the message of the quote is clear. Many guard members feel that the marching band needs them. Most band members would disagree with this‚ however‚ the color guard is superior to the band because the guard has to work harder‚ has more interesting equipment‚ and a better offseason activity than the marching band. Wind and rain are environmental factor that mother nature never

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    Colour: Color and Emotion

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    Selective colour in a photographic image influence the perception of the viewing audience in the sense of manipulating the emotions seen in the imagery observed? With that said‚ do photographs loose that exact emotion when seen in black and white? Color is defined as “the quality of an object or substance with respect to light reflected by the object‚ usually determined visually by measurement of hue‚ saturation‚ and brightness of the reflected light; saturation or chroma; hue” (quoted from http://www

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    Indexed Color and Text

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    Transform Tool Gradient Tool Scissors Tool Zoom Tool Swap Fill & Stroke (arrow) Stroke Control Format Affects Text Apply Gradient Apply None Preview Mode Direct Selection Tool - Selects only the content of a frame‚ selects individual items within a group without having to ungroup‚ also reshapes frames Type Tool** - Adds or edits text Line Tool - Adds linear elements to the page; use stroke palette to determine thickness Rectangle Tool** - Creates shapes for graphic or text areas Scale Tool - Enlarges or reduces

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    Color Effect on Plants

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    Introduction Our experiment was composed to show the effects that different colors of light have on plant growth. We separated our plants into different boxes and then covered the openings with colored cellophane. We conducted this experiment for approximately two weeks. Out of the colors blue‚ green‚ red‚ and yellow‚ the plant behind the blue cellophane grew the most. Research Problem What effects does different color light have on plant growth? Hypothesis The plants will grow taller under

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    Literature Color Symbolism

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    The Color of Literature Color symbolism can be used to set the tone of a story and aspects within that story. Colors can invoke an emotional response as well as paint a picture of a character or scene within the story. In exploring the story of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (Damrosch‚ Pike 1200-59) along with Christopher Columbus’ letter The Green and Beautiful Land (Columbus 1-7) there are three main colors that stand out. The first color‚ as shown in both titles‚ is green. Green plays a significant

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    Color Of Fear Analysis

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    Color of Fear Reflection The color of fear is reflected in racism. There is a fear in those who suffer racism and those who are racist; it was really interesting to see how honest this group of people was. Just a few months ago‚ I thought that racism was almost non-existent. I knew that it was not completely gone‚ but now watching “What Would You Do?” videos and this documentary‚ racism is not gone‚ it’s still between us. The fear that minorities suffer is in part due to injustice done by those

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    Color Analysis Essay

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    James McBride Character Analysis In the book‚ The Color of Water‚ the author himself is one of the main characters. James McBride was confused about everything around him. He always wondered why his family was different‚ why he didn’t look like his mother‚ why he couldn’t befriend the other kids. All these questions would always appear in his thoughts. McBride wrote a book to try and discover himself better through annualizing his mother’s past as well as his own. James was light skinned

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    Color-Blind Society

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    Is the Emphasis on a Color-Blind Society an Answer to Racism? The color of a person’s skin has played a vital role in determining the legal and social status of certain individuals and groups throughout American history. Slavery within the United States developed as a racial institution in which the darkness of a person’s skin defined their status as a bonded person and the distinction between black and white facilitated the establishment of the social control necessary to maintain the

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