Maxwell Scriblenauts

The Investigate sections provided a number of amusing mind games. Most of them were easily solved, however, the problem with trolls and knights sent me into a mind loop.

gets deceived by Mazer Rackham when he reaches Command School and plays the simulator. This is

A significantly more complex video game: the single-player action/puzzle game. In the beginning, you find yourself in a small, clinical-looking room with no obvious way out. There’s nothing obvious to do: no enemies to fight, no treasure to pick up, no falling objects to avoid. With so few clues for how to proceed, your

Also by using this I feel as if Gmelch is unable to realize that players can face the problem of maladaptation. Gmelch really didn't touch upon what happens if they don't do their best, or if they do get five warm up shots instead of four. I feel as if the the evidence provided was perfect, but the Magic can be interpreted into having a better meaning because right now it was interpreted into a narrower field of vision that we would have wanted.

The game was about the following direction while creating different shapes using mathematical concepts such as lines, left and right. I had to create figures with blocks as I moved along. There were several sections that I had to complete. Each section was getting a little more complicated to accomplish because there were more steps to follow. You can say that we had to use algorithms because we had to follow a process to problem solve. I had to read and know which direction I would choose so that my character would finish their task. In order to pass to the next level, you were supposed to finish the first puzzle or section that you were on. The game that I had did not provide hints like the first one that I tried. The game had a lot of repetition which provided a choose for several turns in one.

Once an individual has been molded by society, it is very hard to change their behavior. Despite being in a society that undermines women, Tessie speaks against the lottery and as a result is stoned to death.

Rainsford soon realizes that he is next to play the most dangerous game. The main character of the story is Sanger Rainsford. Rainsford

Contrastingly, Tante Lou infantilizes the primary male figure in her life, Grant. Perhaps by speaking to and treating him as a boy, she can keep him. Despite their differences, both characters appear to hold this conviction: “…each time a male child is born, they hope he will be the one to change this vicious circle–which he never does” (167). Both Tante Lou’s and Miss Emma’s lives are riddled with the brokenness of male figures, prompting each of them to hold on to Grant and Jefferson so

The meaning of the power to transform a life is when something, someone changed or transform the way you see and live life like my parents they teach me everyday how to become a better person and not make the same mistakes like one day my mom and dad did. Everytime that i make a mistake they stay by my side and help me to figure out how to fix the problem and they also tell me some examples of their life and the consequences that hurt them and hurt other people that they loved.

In every story there is always a mysterious character that the author does not provide enough information and background to the readers. This adds suspense to the story, adding more surprises and eye-opening astonishments. In the case of this short story The Most Dangerous Game, General Zaroff is that character. He is preceded as the antagonist character that is uncivilized, cruel, and reckless. General Zaroff plays the role of a dynamic and complex character that develops over the course of the story.

My character is Roger Chillingworth from the story "The Scarlet Letter" in this story Roger plays the role of a villain. This is because while he sent away his wife Hester Prynne to America alone she commits adultery while waiting for him and now she must wear a red scarlet that has an "A" patch on it notifying her crime. Now Roger is out to seek revenge on the man who is a puritan minister named Dimmesdale. Now Hester has a daughter named pearl and Roger comes to Boston and sees his wife and her daughter. He decides to stay in Boston and uses his knowledge to disguise himself as a

In Don Peck’s article “They’re Watching You At Work: The Job Interview,” he explains there is a new algorithm for weeding out the bad employees and finding the exceptional ones. This new algorithm that he speaks of involves games like Wasabi Waiter and Dungeon Scrawl, designed by a tiny start-up based in Silicon Valley called Knack (Peck 448). These games aren’t just for entertainment purposes. They’ve been designed by neuroscientists, psychologists, and data scientists to produce and measure human potential. (Peck 448)

In the The Arogonauts by Maggie Nelson, she does not stick to one memory for too long as she moves on to the next memory quickly as soon as she finish the memory. She does not give the readers a lot of details in her memories. I feel that Nelson has written her memoir in a way that she wants her readers to keep up with memoire as each memoire is short. In her memoir, she talks about sexuality, gender and family. Nelson uses the literary tool of theme (family and hate) in one of her memoire at her disposal as a writer to convey her memoir,In this memoire, Nelson talks about why she resent her stepfather and the stepfather leaving the family. She resent her stepfather for not being her father and leaving the family after marrying her mother for

The players use this system in a way that is quite close to the way that a dungeon master and a player has to do in order to play dungeon and dragons. The gameplay really ends up feeling like the player is solving a puzzle to figure out what words the computer requires in order to continue on with the game.

Certainly, different styles of video games may produce different results. It is important for us to understand the different benefits from the various styles of games. Because students play a wide variety of games, they may have a repertoire of schemas with different information (Pillay 2002).