Macro Economics Practice Exam

Another similarity is they’re elder. Both being women is the third similarity between them both. Even with their similarities these two have clear differences . It may be the most important difference between Stephanie and Miss Maudie is Miss Maudie is more open minded then Stephanie.

they both come from dysfunctional families. They differin many ways because Lorraine wants to become a writer while John wants to become an actor. Although John doesnt listen to his parents and is jealous of his perfect older brother, he isn't really that bad of a person. On the other hand Lorraine is tought to hate men because of her mother mistakes, not only does she act like her mother but she is very very very cautious just like her too. " You just never caught him."

Ivan and Ruby are very alike. For instance their families both were killed by hunters. Another thing that they have in common is that when their families were killed they survived. Also , in their domain or cage they both had company. Ivan has Bob and a stuffed gorilla. Ruby has Stella an elephant and a stack of hay. They also enjoy their life in the domain or cage. Another way that they are alike is that they both have stories to tell.

Crooks and Lennie are also similar because there outcasts, both characters are excluded from nights out with other ranch workers and games that the others play when they aren’t working.

1. The financial choices we make impact our economy. Think of a recent item you purchased. What factors influenced your decision in making this purchase? Did this purchase impact your local economy? Explain why or why not.

Tom works 6 hours a day and Jerry works 8 hours. Tom can produce 6 baskets of goods while Jerry can produce 7 baskets. Which of the following can we conclude?

Dave Barry’s “Batting Clean-Up and Striking Out” has a very comical tone in comparing women and men. He states “The primary difference between men and women is that women can see extremely small quantities of dirt,” (239). Jokingly, he explains how women are basically too picky when it comes to cleaning, even when it’s only a little mess, which most of the time only the women can see. Barry gave a silly example about how if the men weren’t accustomed to do housework, the Pompeii situation would have never happened. As the essay goes on, he starts to explain how most women could

First, the difference in the main characters George and Hazel, help coincide with how much

Bryon compared the two by their qualities, for example, he said that “Cathy was smart, but Angela knew more” (71). One would believe he was trying to say that Cathy was smart but didn’t know everything that going on, but Angela would know what is currently going on, but not as smart. Another comparison would be that Cathy wasn’t afraid of other girls and wasn’t afraid to do what she wanted, while Angela was not scared of boys. “Cathy wasn’t afraid to do what she wanted.

The largest similarity between these women is how they are trapped in a situation they are desperately trying to escape from. Linda is struggling to free herself and her children from slavery while Lutie is struggling to get her and her child out of a bad situation at home. Both women are loving, strong and determined mothers. We can see this in Linda when she states, “I had a woman’s pride, and a mother’s love for my children; and I resolved that out of the darkness of this hour a brighter dawn should rise for them.” (Jacobs 130) In the end, Linda does free herself and her children from slavery, for the most part, but she only escapes this fate completely, when Dr. Flint finally passes away. Lutie, while she moves her and her son away from the bad influence of her father and his mistress, thinking this will brighten their situation, moves him into a situation and around people who may just be worse. Death also plays a role in Lutie’s situation. She ends up murdering Boots when he begins to come on to her in a forceful and abusive manner. Lutie did not mean to kill Boots but she did get carried away. She decides its better in the

So here are some examples and reasons why Nancy Bobofit is just like Clarisse. First, they both annoy Percy. Nancy Bobofit teases him and so does Clarisse. For example, when Clarisse was getting stared at by Percy she had told him that he was going to lose in Capture the Flag. Another example is that Nancy comes to Percy and so does Clarisse .

Sheila values her two Yorkshire Terriers as though they are her babies. Truth be told, she has a fundamental parental need to have them in the room with her when she goes to sleep. If she moves them out of the room and closes the door, Sheila hears them scratching and whimpering. Her outlook toward her dogs is in line with the values of many Americans. Mario, on the other hand, believes these dogs are “just animals” and has no place in their bedroom.

Clarisse and Mildred are two very different women. They do not have much in common besides Montag and they handle their situations very differently. Clarisse is warm in every way Mildred is not. Mildred represents the average citizen of their society whereas Clarisse is an outcast. However, when you consider their starkly different backgrounds there really was not much choice in who these women became.

Mrs. Loisel and the grandmother are very similar due to the fact that they both had the same motivation prior to their accident. It was a selfish motivation that

B. Suppose an American exporter has just received a payment of € 100,000, how many dollars will result upon conversion?