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Name Short Films TED Talks Presentation I (Culture Shock) Presentation II Presentation III Giovianno 80 80 75 70 60 Agnes Mariana L 85 80 76,5 80 90 Linda Sutjipto 85 85 81 70 85 Riska Dwi Lestari 85 85 75 75 80 Kelvin C. H. 80 85 80 75 65 Utari Puspitaningrum 85 85 77,5 75 90 Robertus Ivan Handoko 85 80 77,5 70 80 Agnes Angelina 85 85 75 80 100 Andhika Putra 85 85 69 60 60 Evelyn Winarto 85 85 85 85 100 Catherina Evt. 80 85 77,5 72 90 Julyanawaty 80 85 77,5 75 90 Tika W. 80 80 70 70
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Margaret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake is a trade paperback by Vintage Canada. By looking at the illustrations and text on the novel’s cover I will show that this novel is ambiguous and purposefully implies very little about the novel, as it was published to be a ‘discardable’ work of fiction, marketed for a mass audience. The front cover of Oryx and Crake is a large image of a girl with green eyes. Green foliage and a large purple flower camouflage most of the girl’s face so the most visible portion
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In the story “Cathedral” written by Raymond Craver, it is about a man whose wife has invited an old friend to visit their home. The old friend, Robert, is a blind man. The narrator statement at the very beginning of the story explains his own lack of knowledge on physical blindness, and his disrespect behaviors. Through working together with the blind man, the narrator finally understands the meaning of accepting other people as they are. However, the conversation among the narrator, the wife, and
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Vivid description of a person, scene or setting is the uttermost successful in "Wine to Water" as a result of the reader feeling like they are a part of the scene. Throughout the book, characterization provides a vast amount of detail that is displayed and shows the reader how people live without proper water systems. However, the visuals in "Wine to Water" captures the reader's attention immediately due to the bestseller drawing them into the scene. Nevertheless, the villagers were so mesmerized
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How does the author’s literary technique distinguish between the character’s reality and the sleight of the hand trick of deception that the character uses to mask the heinousness of his past? O’Brien adopted the metaphor of John Wade as a “magician” and the ability he has to perform his exceptional magic trick in “vanishing” people from thin air. This illusion that the character honed creates a distortion between the reality John Wade is trying to bury and the ability for him to veil the truth about
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”The Outsiders” looked as if it was an amazing book and movie. While reading and watching they minorly relate to each other. However they do have major differences. There are also have inconsequential similarities. Both book and the movie include a rumble.They both have creative people and actors. The book and movie have all the characters doing Acro-Batics Right before the rumble. The setting of the movie and the book are both in Tulsa Oklahoma. Johnny was afraid of the Socs in the book and the
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The role of revolution in enhancing freedom for African-American community cannot be disregarded. In this same way, the role of significant revolutionaries to the attainment of freedom is equally important. One of the most significant characters was Nat Turner who life and activities are clearly reconstructed in Stephen Oates’ the Fires of Jubilee. Ideally, it is reasonable to assume that prior to many of the events leading to the civil war, the white and black children were living peacefully with
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