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    conscious of it when he is playing. Jem is also brave and courageous. This is shown when Dill dares him to touch Boo Radley’s house. According to Scout‚ "In all his lifeJem had never declined a dare." This also shows that he has a lot of pride. Jem also chose to defy Atticus’ order to go home that night at the jail cell‚ standing his ground. This prevented any possible injuries to Atticus. Jem is really protective of Scout. When Jem makes his first visit with Scout to Mrs Dubose’s house‚ Mrs Dubose

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    Eagle scout life statement I started cub scouts when I was 7 years old. My dad took me to a meeting and I loved the fun games we played and interesting topics we learned. When I graduated from cub scouts and joined Boy Scouts ‚I really enjoyed the camping‚ hiking and outdoor experiences. Earning First Class was easy. I learned a lot about camping‚ first aid‚ orienteering‚ canoeing and cooking. When I achieved Star‚ I started to learn how to complete merit badges‚ some of which took me a lot

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    General purpose: To inform Specific purpose: To inform the audience about pick pocket and the lesson that we have learned. Central idea: While we continuing our live we have learn so many lesson for not being the victim of pick pocket which are placed valuable items in deep and zipped pocket‚ don’t trust people‚ and avoid crowded area. Introduction I. Have you being in the same shoes as the person in the picture? ( show the picture from the slides show) II. Have you ever lost something

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    I strongly believe that some of our greatest life lessons are the experiences that we have obtained in life. I feel fortunate to have had many experiences which have shaped me into the person I am today. Growing up with a twin sister and older brother allowed me to have someone to share in all lives courses. My siblings and I were raised by only our mother. She worked very hard to provide a suitable and stable life for us. The only issue I can raise is that we moved every couple of years

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    best life‚ she always had patience with everything she did and it truly brought her a long way. In the book “Life Lessons”‚ patience is one of the topics that the author Elizabeth Kubler ‘Ross and David Kessler mentions. It discusses on how patience affects our lives and the consequences in not having patience. I myself know I don’t have all the patience in the world however‚ by reading this book I actually think I’m not so bad. Elizabeth mentions how one of the hardest and frustrating lessons in life

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    Ingle A.1 Amanda Ingle July 30‚ 2013 An Eye Opener in Life Last August I was in a bad motorcycle accident that has ultimately changed my life. I had never been on a motorcycle before so a friend of mine asked if I wanted to take a ride on his with him. We rode through the country roads‚ and it was a thrilling experience! It started to get dark‚ so we had decided to head on our way back home. Only going about fifty miles per hour‚ a fox appeared on our right and started running alongside of

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    Cesar V. Professor. Losack College Writing Narrative Essay A LIFE LESSON It was a beautiful Sunday morning‚ clear blue sky and the sun shining as bright as it could. I was up early getting ready to head to the shop‚ where I make a living as a mechanic. My girlfriend Grissel was in the kitchen making me breakfast so I could start my day on a good note. I knew it was going to be a good day when the house was filled with the smell of my favorite crispy bacon‚ scrambled eggs

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    Investing: A Valuable Lesson Taught By Mitt Romney During the most recent presidential election campaigning between President Barack Obama and ex governor Mitt Romney we were given opportunity to learn a valuable lesson‚ and although this lesson may have been missed due to all the other important events that took place during the campaign it was and is‚ I think‚ a very valuable lesson. Although Mr. Romney had to be pressured into teaching us some of the key points of this lesson by being forced

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    Mockingbird by Harper Lee is a novel about a young girl named Scout and her family who live in Maycomb County‚ a small town in Alabama during the 1930’s. Throughout the book‚ Scout and her older brother‚ Jem‚ experience many minor and major alterations and events that ultimately lead to them changing the way they look at the people around them and have a new perspective on life itself. Even so‚ there are some things that remain unchanged. Scout and Jem had a very strong bond at the start of the novel. Despite

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    What does Scout learn at the end of the novel? Throughout the novel‚ The Kill A Mockingbird‚ the narrator‚ Scout‚ who is only three years old at the beginning‚ grows up to understand the evils of the society in the 1930s. Her mind is full of fun and excitement‚ but as important events unfold in Maycomb‚ she begins to discover themes such as racism and prejudice as she grows older that would have seemed meaningless to her during the beginning In the earlier stages of the book‚ Scout enjoyed the

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