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    Super-Toys Last All Summer Long Brian Aldiss Super-Toys Last All Summer Long is a short story by Brian Aldiss. The text unfolds by telling the story of what would seem to be an ordinary family at first. We then start to realize that the story is about a rich couple in an overcrowded world‚ who have a three year old robot for a child. The plot deepens as we‚ as a reader‚ discover that this robot has in fact human-like feelings‚ which could pose as a moral problem. It demonstrates as a main

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    Toy manufacturers promote gender biased toys through their commercials and other types of media that children can easily access. Typically‚ in commercials for a toy that targets a certain gender of audience‚ you would see a child of the same gender that the marketers are trying to sell to. You don’t tend to see a boy in a doll commercial or an girl in a action figure advertisement. But nowadays‚ children of either gender want to buy toys that are marketed towards a certain gender. With the desire

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    describe many weaknesses and problems present in many others with which students would be familiar. Toys R Us (TRU) has followed a path of international expansion from the US via more than 13 countries‚ starting from Canada in 1984 and entering Japan in 1991. By any standard this is a rapid expansion of markets. This case illustrates several elements of developing market strategies that have been central to TRU’s observed success in these markets. First‚ TRU has developed a strong competitive

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    Chapter 10 Straight Lines

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    ALL CBSE STUFF Class XI Chapter 10 – Straight Lines Maths Exercise 10.1 Question 1: Draw a quadrilateral in the Cartesian plane‚ whose vertices are (–4‚ 5)‚ (0‚ 7)‚ (5‚ –5) and (–4‚ –2). Also‚ find its area. 14 Answer Let ABCD be the given quadrilateral with vertices A (–4‚ 5)‚ B (0‚ 7)‚ C (5‚ –5)‚ and D (– 4‚ –2). Then‚ by plotting A‚ B‚ C‚ and D on the Cartesian plane and joining AB‚ BC‚ CD‚ and DA‚ SU M IT © 20 the given quadrilateral can be drawn as To find the area of quadrilateral

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    PHYSICAL- The kitchen toy involves the child to develop a large range of physical development and improvement. Firstly‚ the whole point of the role play toys is to touch and interact with the things provided. In this case‚ the kitchen has food items‚ cupboards and buttons that the child can touch‚ therefore stimulating one of the senses (touch). Also‚ there are sounds and noises that play whilst the child is interacting with the toy‚ this also stimulates the sense of hearing as they recognise and

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    Can Sensory Toys Help Autism In Children? While toys are essential in helping to develop a child’s motor‚ social and creative skills‚ are they helpful for children who suffer from autism or other special needs? The answer to that is most definitely‚ yes! In fact‚ stimulation from toys for these children is probably even more important and should be engaged with and encouraged as much as possible. Sensory toys help autistic children to problem solve‚ which is something many struggle with on a daily

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    The Fantasy of Life In the novels The Great Gatsby and "Where Are You Going and Where Have You Been" authors F. Scott Fitzgerald and Joyce Carol Oates show a theme of fantasy versus reality to convey a deeper meaning within their novels. They express this theme using characters such as Gatsby‚ Connie‚ Daisy and Arnold Friend within the stories. Through these characters lives and experiences the theme is created connecting both stories. The theme of fantasy versus reality is used to a great extent

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    changes as you grow older and transforming from a young and reckless‚ naïve child into a working‚ responsible adult could be very fearful. Change itself is one of the biggest fears people encounter each and every day. Having to do things on their own‚ or figuring out if the decisions they make are right and if their experiences are going to help them or just hurt them more in the long run. In Connie’s experience with Arnold Friend‚ whether it is real or a dream‚ the theme of "Where Are You Going‚ Where

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    New Kids Book Discussion #1 In the first part of the book‚ “The New Kids”‚ there are many similarities to my high school as well as many differences in the school and the student population. While I was reading this part of the book‚ I was immediately brought back to my high school memories. Students in the book felt and had similar experiences I experienced in high school. I connected with experiences that were talked about in the first part of the book. High school is a very trying time in most

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    The aged Legal and social definition of the aged Social Definition • Is when an individual becomes old or elderly and therefore is placed in the group often referred to as the aged. This can vary on a number of factors such as physical and mental factors. A social definition does not normally refer to a specific age. • The general retirement for the aged is between the 65 years for men and 60 years for women. This is a generalisation as men and women can retire before or after this age

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