Agent Purple

What does the color green make you think of? Do you think of beautiful forests home to unique animals and intricate ecosystems? Do you think of fresh ripe kiwi in the summer? Do you think of broccoli ,which takes the cake as the most hated vegetable by children under 8? A lot of times people see colors very basically and don’t think about the connotation or symbolism behind them Fitzgerald is the contrary. He uses colors throughout the novel as a way to express his ideas in a more interpretive way

A boat under a rose Subconscious Interlude is a painting by Joseph Cusimano. Every person can decode different meanings from a painting. A concealed message is a message that can be seen behind a painting. This message can be interpreted as a happy moment preceding a sad one. Greek people say that a bad thing has something good hidden in it. Even though people can not see this optimistic side directly, life brings it to light as a consequence of endless tears and misery. After facing the problems

the T.V. where we can binge watch our favorite shows. Across from the brown couch room we there’s a storage room. The storage room has everything; art supplies, board games, card games, books, office supplies, it has it all. There’s also a grayish- purple futon which we occasionally pull out, but it mainly stays as a couch. Next to the futon is my desk. Connecting from my desk is a bright pink chair where I spend a lot of my school nights. My desk has all the school supplies a person could need; crayons

filling the sunlit lunchroom as I made my way towards the last available seat of one of the many round tables occupying the room. I noticed that every seat had been claimed by recognizable faces, except one, a small girl with ivory skin and light purple braces. With only one vacant seat to her left, I unknowingly sat next to someone that would become a major influence for the next five years and counting. Madison Faith proved to be the smartest, funniest, and most loving being I have been blessed

IB Psychology SL Internal Assessment May 2017 Word Count: Stroop Effect Abstract The aim of this experiment was to replicate the experiment Stroop (1935). This study was the basis of the Stroop effect, which says that common tasks such as identifying a color can be interfered by automated processes, such as reading. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Method Design Participants Materials Procedure Results Description

towards the source, I saw a woman in her fifties. She wears her spectacles low on her nose bridge and smile thinly from the counter across from where I stood. She is wearing a pair of tight-fitting black trousers and loose purple blouse with an embroidered peony in a dark shade of purple emblazoned on her chest which unwittingly added definition to her streak of red-dye hair. “I’m fine. Just looking around.” I replied. The woman then turns to serve a few Japanese tourists at the back from the shop looking

The violet flower is a “bore profusion of purple blossoms, each of which had the lustre and richness of a gem,” but also it is the most poisonous of all the flowers and Rappaccini “…avoided their actual touch, or the direct inhaling of their odors…” for being fatal (Hawthorne). The violet plant

“Hey kiddo, I’m back! And look who I’ve got!” The gengar said, full of energy as always. “Hello darling.” It said in a smooth feminine voice. Elise could only assume she was female, and was close friends with Grimsley as well. “Hi there.” She said, reaching a hand out to shake that of the new pokemon. “I’m Elise.” “Of course you are! You’re very well known throughout here, you know- there’s no need to introduce yourself every time.” She said, meeting the Mawile’s hand with her own. “Though I do

Swirl each tube to mix. 8. Record the final color in Table 1. Note: Protein is present in the sample if a light purple color is observed. Table 1: Testing for Proteins Results Sample Initial Color Final Color Protein Present 1 - Albumin Solution       2 - Gelatin Solution       3 - Glucose       4 - Water       5 -  Unknown       Post-Lab

In this experiment, paper chromatography was used to determine what pigments were present in spinach extract. From this experiment, we can see that four different types of pigments are present in the spinach extract used, the following are those pigments: chlorophyll a, chlorophyll b, beta carotene, and xanthophyll. The absorption and reflection of these pigments all revolve around the basis of the electromagnetic spectrum. The form of electromagnetic radiation is released as light and overall it