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possesses the ability to identify their mother’s face and will demonstrate preference by gravitating towards it (Rathus 2015 pg. 89). In addition, newborns also prefer to look at stripes versus blobs. It has also been determined that between eight and twelve weeks of age, newborns begin to exhibit a preference for curved lines rather than straight lines (Rathus 2015 pg. 89). During the first month, it has been said that an infant seems to be focused on “where” things are and their attention is drawn

of the large group of animals. Another support that this is a place of death is this quote, “he saw Coyotito lying in the little cave with the top of his head shot away” (89). This cave is on the mountain that appears to be a place of safety, but is actually a place of death. “He saw the frantic eyes of the man in the pool” (89). This is the last man that Kino killed on the mountain. This is important due to the fact it shows the mountain being a place of death. The Author, John Steinbeck, uses characters

Thompson’s research, “gray matter, which brain researchers believe supports all our thinking and emotions, is purged at a rate of 1 percent to 2 percent a year” (89). He also states that, “these frontal lobes, which inhibit our violent passions, rash actions, and regulate our emotions, are vastly immature throughout the teenage years” (89). Teens do know what they have done and they are capable of understanding right from wrong but their brains aren’t developed enough to make fully mature decisions

1. How successful is the Shouldice Hospital? Generate a P&L statement using available information from the case. Treat each of the two operations—hospital and the surgery—separately. Hospital: Revenues (4 days X $111/day x 6,850 patients/year) 3,041,400 Cost 2,800,000 Profit: 241,400 Clinic: Revenues ((($450 + 60 + 75) X 0.20) X 6,850 patients/year)) 3,596,250 Cost 2,000,000 Profit 1,596,250 Total Profit 1,837,650 2. How

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recurrent parent,the progeny mean and parental means in irrigated and rainfed conditions for all the characters under study was compared using T statistics between parents and 18 BC2F3 progenies. The mean, minimum, maximum, standard deviation and standard error for all morpho-physiological and agronomic traits measured in all backcross derived lines along with parents presented in table (4.3a,4.3b,4.3c). T-test reveals that mean of MABB derived improved lines were not significantly different from

Life of Pi Argumentative Writing In the story, Life of Pi by Yann Martel the character Pi becomes a different person after he kills the flying fish. When Pi is on the raft, a number of flying fish landed on the boat with him and Richard Parker. Pi hesitated to kill the flying fish because it had landed on the raft by accident. Pi says, “Several times I started bringing the hatchet down, but I couldn’t complete the action,” (Martel 87). This shows that Pi really dislikes the prospect of killing

behavior has affected George, Tom, Daisy, and Gatsby. Jordan’s attitude and behavior could harm people. “Fitzgerald was ambivalent toward his “creation” fearing that the flapper embodied not freedom but moral anarchy and lack of direction”(sanderson, 89). Jordan likes to spread rumors that she hears about other people.One example is when Nick and Jordan was at Gatsby’s party and Jordan said “somebody told me they thought he killed a man once.” about Gatsby. (Chapter 3, page 31) The fact that Jordan

to defy. Foremost, one may have to choose between cultural roles in one’s approach life. For example, Esperanza describes how a man may have certain privileges that a woman does not. She imagines, “I am one who leaves the table like a man” (Cisneros 89). Esperanza feels annoyed how her culture has strong gender roles that depict how she can live her life. As a women, the expectation from her culture is to clean up all the plates while the men leave their plates on the table. Here, it shows how Esperanza

had squires, which were helper who gets the knights equipment. In the story, Sir Gawain shows warrior chivalry by accepting the challenge from the Green Knight, despite the risk of his own life because he was an equal (Sir Gawain and the Green Knight 89). He is an equal to him because both of them have the same knightly title. This is honorable because denying a challenge issued by an equal is cowardice. The knightly title is given to a squire or the son of a Knight, to protect and serve the king