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In the realistic fiction story, "The Treasure of Lemon Brown" by Walter Dean Myers, Greg Ridley a fourteen-year-old boy, starts off by getting a lecture from his dad, about his poor grades in math. Greg is upset and he walks away from his house to get some alone time. As Greg is walking, a rainstorm strikes. While he is trying to find shelter, he comes upon an abandoned apartment complex. As Greg walks in he finds out that he isn't the only one in the apartment, an old man named Lemon Brown is also there. Lemon is there for a different reason though. He is trying to hide his treasure, an old harmonica, from the neighborhood thugs. The thugs weren't successful in getting Lemon's treasure. Greg returns home with a valuable lesson learned, that he should value things in life. Greg changes from the beginning of the story to the end of the story. At the beginning, Greg was careless about his grades in math. Next, he was curious when looking for a place to hide from the rain. Lastly, he ends the story off by being a caring person when he continuously asked Lemon Brown if he was okay. Greg Ridley was a dynamic character who changed from careless, to curious, to caring, after his encounters with Lemon Brown.

Each of the characters in the book The Lemonade War are different and unique in their own ways. Jessie and Evan are the main characters. Jessie, is math smart. She is a good calculator for money, and will know how much of something she needs to buy. She and

The Establishment Clause guarantees the separation of church and government. Christian Theism is the default state doctrinal religion. As opposed to being something to fear , it was believed to be vital to the success of our government. Consequently, framers feared a state denominational religion not a state doctrinal religion. The Supreme Court established various tests to assess the constitutionality of laws that happened before it. The Lemon Test, has three parts addressing purpose, effect, and involvement. To pass the test, government action must be used only for a secular purpose; cannot promote neither prohibit a specific religion. As well as to not substantially involve government in religious matters. Failure on any one of the three

Have you ever not unsure why your Mom or Dad was punishing you. Then you possibly have something in common with the main character Greg Ridley. Greg is the main character in ”The Treasure Of Lemon Brown” written by Walter Dean Myers.

In the book Make Lemonade, the environment influences the character's and their actions. The main character LaVaughn is influenced by multiple other characters's and the physical environment around her. Jolly influences LaVaughn in many ways. For example, “I go to meet this Jolly like she says/ at her place. The building was broken-down looking,/ it was even a worse place than where we live” (6 Wolff).

Bald head. Wide smile. Also, a good heart, that's just Officer Amos Pierre, my mentor. With great power comes great responsibility, and Officer Pierre took on that role accordingly. He possesses all of the attributes a leader should have. He is understanding, he has integrity, and honor. Nothing else can compare to the impact Officer Pierre had on my life.14 years-old, and not knowing what to expect out of high school - I joined a series of clubs, one being Police Explorers. The first time I met Officer Pierre, I was like 'wow this guy has a lemon head', his head was/is so bald. Anyway, the first of his countless lectures, stuck with me to this day: "Never miss out on an opportunity, regardless if it's big or small. Because the last thing you want to do is live a life filled with 'what ifs'..." This is true because no one wants to miss out on an opportunity that can open great doors. Officer Pierre is a man of great honor, and integrity. He abides by the laws he enforces, and he encourage others to do so as well. One time I was talking to an officer, and he basically introduced me to the term "creative writing" in report writing, and I mentioned it to Pierre. I regretted that so dearly. Pierre gave me a whole speech on why I, should never lie on a report, as an officer. and what would happen if I did. He told me that doing sneaky stuff now, will lead to me doing shady

To me treasure is gold and money or jewelry that is hidden somewhere underground, in a cave or at the end of a rainbow. But for Lemon Brown, treasure is something very precious to him. And it's not gold or money. But it's his memories like his harmonica and his pictures of his son, those are memories of the past that Lemon Brown still has.

This science fair project will test which antacids are most potent in neutralizing lemon juice. When an acid and a base combine the base will neutralizing the acid in a chemical reaction; this is how antacids work as well. Antacids are substances that will neutralize stomach acidity which in return relieves heartburn, indigestion, or stomach pain.

Greg is the main character in the story who reveals many of his characteristics throughout the story. The point where Greg revealed most of his characteristics was when and after he first met Lemon Brown and they talked about his treasure. From beginning to end, Greg is passionate, he is caring and helpful, and in the end, he learns something about himself. In the beginning, Greg was shown to have low grades.

From here, it made its way to other locations like Africa, Dominican Republic, Egypt, and other places. The plant bears long thick leaves that tower over the fruit just like a skyscraper. The leaves protrude from the plant like a peacock showing its feathers. The leaves grow open and out, absorbing the sunlight from top to bottom. Once the plant has taken in the much needed sunlight and nutrients, it is ready to be harvested.

We keep everything honest and straightforward at On the Level Lemons. At On the Level Lemons, we strive to provide superior quality lemonade that customers praise to family and friends, mothers prefer for their children, purchasers choose for their clients, employees are proud of, and investors seek for long-term returns. We are a source of pride to the public, a helpful asset to our customers, and expect to enjoy further rewarding development through exceptional customer service, innovation, quality and commitment. Our purpose

Greg’s attitude at the beginning of the story is disrespectfull and before meeting Lemon Brown.He stood to upstair thought of the lecture the proababley awaited him if he did anything except shut himself in his room with his math book and started walking down the street instesd.This shows that Greg never listen ti his dad.This also shows that Greg doesn’t want to study.Pulling his collar up as high as he could he cave hecked for traffic and made a dash across the street.This shows that he is not appericating the advantange he has.This also shows that Greg don’t think that her dad worry about him.This shows that he doesn’t care of his Dad.Have you

To implement changes to the community of Lemon Grove, there must be certain steps to follow to ensure success. First we need to look at the statistical data, to get a baseline to evaluate our plan later. Roughly 60% of Lemon Grove population is obese. Our evaluation will be our next consensus, which will be in 2020. The outcome goal will be a reduction from 60% to 45% of the population.

Why does this title have a peculiar title to it and what is it about? The short story “The Treasure of Lemon Brown,” by Walter Dean Myers, is about a young boy named Greg Ridley who really struggles with school. At the time he was fourteen and failed his math class. His father would always give him lectures about how failing in school is not okay and in turn isn't aloud to play basketball. One day he got so mad that he ran away and ended up in some old run-down building with graffiti all over it. Greg has four big coming of age moments all throughout this story. Coming of age moments are big moments that happen in life. His first big moments is failing his first math class.

Critical review of the paper “The Market for "Lemons": Quality Uncertainty and the Market Mechanism” by George A. Akerlof