...apparently I need to upload a freekin essay in order to read other people’s essays. I do not know why I have to do this when I do not have an essay in which I am willing to share online, I only know that It would be a better idea if I just wrote my own right here so that’s what I am doing. My name is sam I do not like green eggs and ham and this essay has to be over 250 words. I This is a paper for this website that apparently I need to upload a freekin essay in order to read other people’s essays. I do not know why I have to do this when I do not have an essay in which I am willing to share online, I only know that It would be a better idea if I just wrote my own right here so that’s what I am doing. My name is sam I do not like green eggs and ham and this essay has to be over 250 words. I This is a paper for this website that apparently I need to upload a freekin essay in order to read other people’s essays. I do not know why I have to do this when I do not have an essay in which I am willing to share online, I only know that It would be a better idea if I just wrote my own right here so that’s what I am doing. My name is sam I do not like green eggs and ham and this essay has to be over 250 words. I This is a paper for this website that apparently I need to upload a freekin essay in order to read other people’s essays. I do not know why I have to do this when I do not have an essay in which I am willing to share online, I only know that It would be a better idea if I just wrote...
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...Do you believe that you should read the book “The Tell-Tale Heart”by Edgar Allen Poe? Well if you feel like you should not then that is why I am here.I believe that you should read it and here is why.It is a very good book,it will make you want to read more,and it is not a scary book.The reason I said it is not a scary book is because it is a story of Gothic Horror. So back to my first reason,it is a very good book to read.This is a good book to read on your spare time.While some people believe that reading is a waste of time.At the beginning of the book--I didn’t get what the servant was talking about.So I read on my spare time to get a greater understanding. If you took my advice on reading it on your spare time it begins to get interesting.It has very intense scenes like when the servant suffocates the man with the bed and when he cuts the arms and legs off of the man and hid his body under the floor board.The novel is kind of sad but not scary.Especially when the servant killed the old man because of his pale blueish eye.Some people might say that the story is not a little sad and that it is boring but I personally believe it is sad(Tip:Dont be discouraged of reading it because I said that)....
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...I do not want you to feel like you have to follow any specific format. My main concern is that you answer the main issues of the case and discuss your thoughts and opinions and more importantly why you think them!!!! If you want a really basic format that works, here is one: 1. Background & key facts 2. Main Problem Statement 3. Possible Solutions and Options 4. Your Recommended Solution & Analysis (WHY) Most cases will have questions that help you to tackle the case. I suggest that you maybe even read those questions before you read the case. This should help you in getting started. I do not want you to feel like you have to follow any specific format. My main concern is that you answer the main issues of the case and discuss your thoughts and opinions and more importantly why you think them!!!! If you want a really basic format that works, here is one: 1. Background & key facts 2. Main Problem Statement 3. Possible Solutions and Options 4. Your Recommended Solution & Analysis (WHY) Most cases will have questions that help you to tackle the case. I suggest that you maybe even read those questions before you read the case. This should help you in getting started. I do not want you to feel like you have to follow any specific format. My main concern is that you answer the main issues of the case and discuss your thoughts and opinions and more importantly why you think them!!!! If you want a really basic format that works, here is one: 1. Background & key...
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...Analytical Essay – “Why Are Americans Afraid Of Dragons?” This essay is about Ursula Le Guin’s text: “Why are Americans afraid of dragons?”. The theme is about the phenomenon fantasy, and the importance of being allowed to use ones imagination as a child, as well as an adult. Throughout the text, she uses poor argumentation as to why reading fantasy is important. But still her argumentations makes sense, are trustworthy and entertaining. The reason why I categorize it as poor but entertaining and trustworthy is that she doesn’t use a variety of argumentation types. She uses pathos throughout the whole text with some experiences of her own to back up some of her points. Her overall claim in her text is that reading fantasy feeds the imagination, and therefore one doesn’t crave poor TV series and porn as examples, as an adult. Also that proper feeding of one’s imagination in an early age through fantasy books has a positive impact in one’s adult life. But why aren’t there more adults reading fantasy then? That question gives birth to Le Guin’s question and title of her text “Why Are Americans Afraid Of Dragons?”. Le Guin’s text appeal to the adult readers, as to why they should read fantasy or fiction for that matter, and that immersing in a good fantasy or novel shouldn’t be something taboo in the American society. She states that many Americans are not only antifantasy, but antifictional altogether. She also claims that men in modern society aren’t allowed to read fantasy or fictions...
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...Women and Beauty Magazines by Christine Hetcher Beauty magazines, such as Cosmopolitan, Glamour, and Marie Claire, are widely read by women throughout America . What do women actually think of these magazines? Do they feel the magazines are helpful, degrading, or simply something to read? This paper is a survey interview to determine what women in their late teens and early twenties think about beauty magazines in Americatoday. The purpose of this study is to determine whether women like or dislike beauty magazines, why they like or dislike them, and how frequently women read beauty magazines. Background This section reviews the previous studies conducted on the effects of women’s magazines. Magazines specifically written for women have been in circulation for over sixty years, discussing whatever issues were relevant to women at the time (Moskowitz, 1996). Some of the earlier magazines focused on a war-time rebellion of feminism. Moskowitz (1996) conducted a study about the effects of war-time magazines and said, “Women’s magazines of the Cold War era remain symbols of antifeminism” (p. 66). Moskowitz (1996) found that many women liked the articles because many magazines discussed important issues to them, such as stress, emotionalism, and feminism (p.66). Moskowitz (1996) said, “recognition of emotional tension was common for women’s magazines” (p.67). This recognition “presented a whole new genre of articles that gave housewives the freedom...
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...interviewed. In order to participate in the interview, one must be familiar with the broadcast and print media. He or she must like reading books and watch movie or TV series as well. The purpose of conducting this interview is to get more thorough perspectives on the Broadcast and Print media. Among the three interviewees, two engaged more with the Broadcast than the Print media. However, when asked to choose their preferences on visual or text, all of them agreed that visual plays more important role in their lives. The first interviewee, Charmaine, could not decide whether she prefers movies over books, or vice versa. The second and third interviewee, Louise and Hans, would want to watch movies based on the good books that they have read previously. However, they both would not buy those books if they watched movies first. Adding on, they both claimed they are regular movie goers because a movie only consumes two hours whereas, finishing a book takes them a week. Charmaine on the other hand, prefer convenience and tangible material. Therefore, she prefers reading books instead when she has the time. She still would go for movies at times but she stated that books offer more escapism from reality. Louise and Hans, as movie watchers, believe that watching a movie is the best way for stress relieve. 2.2 Focus Group Five people participated in this focus group which fulfils the minimum requirement. Five people who were chosen are Charlson, Wilson, Amanda, Denise and Jessie...
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...makes people uncomfortable or doesn’t have the happily ever after. But why should they be banned because people don’t like the story told? A couple of weeks ago, I read Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher. I chose this book because it was recommended to me by a friend. Meaning that someone my age has already read, and very much enjoyed that book. So why does it make it so terrible for kids to read? I feel that just because a book might have something in it that is not innocent or acceptable in society, (sexual harassment, rape, etc.) doesn’t mean that students and children shouldn’t be able to read that book. Instead, have a certain age that children should be allowed to read that book....
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...I remember as a young child my parents, teachers, and tutor always saying " read the book" and I didn't. I thought that it was just silly to do so and that it wasn't necessary, especially since the teachers would always teach us what was in the book. Now that I am older and have to read more documents and sign more papers on my own, I see why it is important to learn how to read. Most of what we learn is through reading. The more we read, the more we know and the more we are able to remember. Through reading comes knowledge. When we read, our brain processes the information and stores it as memory. This gives us more knowledge because after reading any kind of material several times, we will have eventually learned it and remember it more. This is because our...
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...“Why I write/Difficult reading" Writing. One word, unlimited stories, tales, memories and also; stress. I struggle with both a mental and medical disability. This makes it so much more difficult to do everyday activities let alone something that takes long-term commitment and focus. I struggle very much when it comes to writing, reading and pretty much anything that has to do with concentration. When doing an assignment for class, for example; homework, my severe anxiety kicks in (although I suffer from it 24-7 it hit’s the ceiling when stress is involved.). I have to not only understand the work that has to be done I then have to read, re-read, look up, ask questions, attempt to understand, and re-read as I go to try to answer any questions I later have. I never knew about this column setup before and truthfully I am shocked to find that it does actually help. When reading I used to highlight, underline, keep notes or truthfully skip over words or sentences I couldn't comprehend or just couldn't pronounce. I was very lazy in my younger school years and pretended like certain words, definitions, or sentences were not important and could be skipped or omitted from the readings I was working on. I later found out that I was wrong and it was my downfall in certain assignments. I also struggle from a learning disability that I just recently found out about which also makes it frustrating when it takes hours to do an assignment that takes others minutes to...
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...be educated on the inner workings of farm life. Part 2: Is it explicitly stated, or did you have to infer it? No, I did not have to read between the lines discover the claim of the essay. The author was clear about the claim she made. Question B: What are some examples of support? The author uses a single episode of the television show “Blue’s Room” to support the claim. There was no other outside source to back up the author’s claim. Question C: What are the author’s warrants? Does the author supply backing for the warrants? If yes, how? Part 1: What are the author’s warrants? The author believes that educating children about farm life is a waste of time. She goes on to state that children would be better off educated on A.T.M.’s and ring tones. She then refers to a portion of the “Blue’s Room” farming episode as “shocking” in which a puppet demonstrates how to milk a cow. Part 2: Does the author supply backing for the warrants? No, she does not. The essay is filled with her opinions and supposition with no backing or proof. Question D: Do you share the author’s warrants? Do you have conflicting warrants? If you have conflicting warrants, what are they? Part 1: Do you share the author’s warrants? No I do not, nor do I understand how she came to believe the way she does about farming education. Part 2: Do you have conflicting warrants? Yes I do. I believe that education is crucial, specifically with regards to farming and agriculture. Question E: Is there a rebuttal...
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...for questions or parts of questions are given in brackets [ ]. SECTION A - DRAMA The Merchant of Venice : Shakespeare Question 1. Read the extract given below and answer the questions that follow: Salarino : O! ten times faster Venus' pigeons fly To seal love's bonds new-made, than they are wont To keep obliged faith unforfeited! That ever holds: who riseth from a feast With that keen appetite that he sits down? Where is the horse that doth untread again His tedious measures with the unbated fire That he did pace them first? All things that are, Are with more spirit chased than enjoy'd Gratiano: (i) (ii) (iii) Where does this scene take place? Who has out-dwelt his hour? Normally what do the lovers do as far as the appointed time is concerned? Who is Venus? How do the Venus’s pigeons behave as far as love is concerned “All things that are, Are with more spirit chased than enjoy’d”. How far is this statement brought out by giving the example of a ship in later lines? [3] [3] [3] [3] [4] (iv) (v) How does Gratiano explain in the extract the state of people in love? What will be Jessica’s role in the masquerade? What does she have to say regarding this role? What is your opinion of Jessica 1 ICSE Specimen Question Paper Question 2. Read the extract given below and answer the questions that follow: Antonio : Grieve not that I am fall'n to this for you, For herein Fortune...
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...Please fill out the chart below every day as you read your book at home. Don’t forget that you should be reading for a minimum of 30 minutes each night. When you have finished reading, please fill out the information below and have a parent sign on the line. This form is considered homework, and will be due back at school next Monday morning. Monday Date: _____________ Pages I read: From ____ To ____ Vocabulary: Write down two new words from your reading and use the context clues to write a definition. 1.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Tuesday Date: _____________ Pages I Read: From ____ To ____ Text Connection: Write a connection you made with the pages that you read. Check which connection you made and explain. __ text to self ___ text to text ___ text to world _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ Wednesday Date: _____________ Pages I Read: From ____ To ____ Visual Picture: Think about...
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...ENGL112Peer Review Sheet Your name: Selene Arjon Paper author’s name: Donald Cassler Assignment: Xbox Live Services In order to review the beginning, middle, and end of your classmate’s paper: 1. Read these questions first.2. Read each part of your classmate’s essay (beginning, middle, and end).3. Answer the questions and include quotations from your classmate’s paper to explain your answers. Beginning Does the essay’s title make you want to read more? Why or why not? Yes,the essay's tittle makes me want to read it because I also like video games. I like that kind of entretainment. It catches my attention. Do the first one or two sentences of the paper grab your interest? Why or why not? Tell how the writer could get your attention with the first sentences. Yes, it catches my attention because even though the video game I have is wii, it is something similar that I can compare. I feel that there is a relation in between because both video games are fun and “... is a great service worth the time and money for anybody in need of entertainment.” That is a very good qoute that I agree with. Look at the essay’s introduction. Is there a thesis statement or “statement of purpose” drafted? (Look for a sentence that tells the reader what to expect from this essay.) What is the statement? “Xbox Live offers a fun pastime, hours of entertainment, and a lot of deals and offers retail stores can’t offer. But there are downsides to the service, such as maintenance...
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...[pic] College of Humanities HUM 186 Course Syllabus Media Influences on American Culture 6 – 10 p.m. Tuesdays Course Start Date: 06/14/2011 Course End Date: 07/12/2011 University of Phoenix South Florida Campus Miami Learning Center 11410 NW 20th Street, Miami, FL 33172 Whenever there is a question about what assignments are due, please remember this syllabus is considered the ruling document. Copyright Copyright © 2011, 2009 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. University of Phoenix® is a registered trademark of Apollo Group, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. Microsoft®, Windows®, and Windows NT® are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. All other company and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Use of these marks is not intended to imply endorsement, sponsorship, or affiliation. Edited in accordance with University of Phoenix® editorial standards and practices. Course Description The course provides an introduction to the most prominent forms of media that influence and impact social, business, political...
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...The excerpt, “Learning to Read” from Fredrick Douglass’ autobiography portrays the struggle and hardship a slave has to go through at the time. Douglass writes about himself as a slave when he was younger and trying to be educated like the white children. He proposes his main goal of slavery to be abolished by using various writing techniques. Douglass uses the rhetorical triangle in order to strengthen his argument that slavery is wrong. By using an ethical approach, logical appeal and emotional appeal, Douglass effectively uses the rhetorical tactics to demonstrate how life can be as a slave and to convince that slavery should be removed. Throughout the excerpt, Douglass is personal background to show his credibility as an author. He demonstrate how life was for himself as a slave and how he couldn’t do as...
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