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    been‚ he’ll tell you where he’s going’" (Angelou 164). In this paragraph Maya Angelou lets us know why Negroes at that time were so shielding of their privacy and how this related to Mamma telling them a ‘part truth’ to cover up the ‘real truth’ for them being sent away. Maya effectively develops Mamma through the situation that occurred when Bailey came home in horror " ‘ When I passed the calaboose‚ some men had just fished him out of the pond. He was wrapped in a sheet‚ all rolled up like a mummy

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    of Scouts lack of femininity Atticus receives a lot of criticism from his sister in which he replied once “Sister‚ I do my best I can with them!” This is a point in which we see a major contrast in personality between Atticus and his sister. Also Scout made her own observations commenting “It was plain Aunty thought I was dull in the extreme‚ because I once heard her tell Atticus that I was sluggish.” From this impression of Aunt Alexandra‚ Harper Lee wanted us to see how the pressures of society forced

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    In the book the birds there is almost nothing like the movie there are different characters and different events. There are some similarities like the birds attacked the people trying to kill them all‚ and the birds did get a few people in both the movie and the book. There were many differences from the book to the movie. I was wondering why the birds went crazy and why they started attacking the people. The story didn’t even take place in the same town or even country in the book it was need londen

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    Writing and I Writing is always difficult and takes a long time‚ this is my first impression about any writing class. Not only because of its techniques‚ but also the language was a big obstacle. I don’t see myself as a good writer and writing for me is just a required task I have to get it done. I moved to the United States three years ago. I have taken English as a first foreign language in my Egyptian school beside Arabic --my native language--. When I moved here and started school‚ I placed in

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    black folks and attempts to talk some sense into her. Harper Lee explains that Atticus is a strong believer of justice and does not judge based on skin color. Even through his anger Atticus restrains himself and continuously believes in equality: “ I don’t know of any law that says they can’t talk. Maybe if we didn’t give them so much to talk about they’d be quiet.”(Lee 157). Atticus is displaying his opinion of how the white folks deserve any gossip that goes against the whites. If the whites did

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    Don’t Need To Raise Your Hands e. Refer to the Text f. I’ll Keep Track of Comments / Rubric g. Be prepared. This means reading the "text" closely‚ taking notes‚ and forming questions. h. Be courteous. There will be no put-downs and no sarcasm. i. Allow the speaker enough time to begin and finish his/her thoughts. (Do not be afraid of silence---this usually means thinking is occurring.) j. Bring others into the discussion and ask others to elaborate on their responses. 2. Bring your copy of

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    Drew Barker Hudson and Waugh English I Honors November 12‚ 2010 Men and Society “Around here once you got a drop of negro blood‚ that makes you all black‚” (162). Racial tension continues to be an issue in society. In the book To Kill a Mockingbird‚ written by Harper Lee‚ Lee uses racial tension to demonstrate the many conflicts that people face in southern culture‚ conflicts like Man versus Man‚ and different strains of Man versus Society. When this novel was written‚ discrimination against

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    was not only being courageous by defending the case but because he stood up for what he believed in not only for himself but to set an example for his children . " Because I could never ask you to mind me again scout simply by the nature of the work every lawyer gets at least one case that affects him personally this ones mines I guess. You might hear some ugly talk about it at school ‚ but do one thing for me if you will : you just hold your head high and keep those fists down . No matter what anybody

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    The books Bird by Bird and David and Goliath‚ by Anne Lamott and Malcolm Gladwell respectively‚ provide their readers with many new ideas and ways of thinking about the world around them. They also allow for certain opinions to be created or changed‚ and are powerful tools altogether. Because I have learned to look at things from multiple perspectives‚ and not to always rely on my first instinct‚ I will be rationalising both sides of Thomas Hardy’s statement. “A story must be exceptional enough

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    (10%) Quotation Marks – Students must demonstrate that they can use quotation marks and punctuation correctly when citing evidence. Ex: In chapter 10 of The Hunger Games‚ Katniss reflects on the audience when she says‚ “I know they must be tracking me now though. The minute I hit the ground‚ I’m guaranteed a close-up” (163). Common Editing Mistakes – Students will be given a small passage that contains several common editing mistakes. Students must identify the common mistakes in punctuation

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