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Chapter I INTRODUCTION Nowadays, people are getting to use to collect seashells for fun and for past time. They made decorations, even accessories for a doll out of it and most people collect seashells. Here in the Philippines, people made seashells for decorations and accessories. They made seashells into accessories for them to sell it. But don’t you know that aside from those things seashells can also be made into a much useful things. In addition, seashells are also used in making jewelry. These

‘The Chalk Pit’ by Edward Thomas and ‘The Woodpile’ by Robert Frost are both about being transported to a specific place and these places have an effect on the speaker(s). The setting of ‘The Chalk Pit’ is most likely at the foot of Wheatham Hill in Hampshire and nearby is an abandoned chalk mine. ‘The Woodpile’ is set in a frozen swamp/wood in wintertime. Both of the poems have similar settings and this verifies the fact that Frost and Thomas were both very similar people, both in poetry and in

In The Caucasian Chalk Circle, Brecht combined the theme of motherhood with revolutionary ideas about theatre.’ Discuss. Bertolt Brecht’s play The Caucasian Chalk Circle is a social and political commentary, focusing on justice and motherhood. Using revolutionary theatrical techniques and devices to reinforce his theme, Brecht attempts to free his audience from the constraints of traditional theatre, enabling them to make impartial judgments of their own. Despite combining these radical ideas

immigrant family was treated, and the idea that the lighter your skin was the better or higher your social standing was. The novel mainly focuses on a girl named Miranda who has an eating disorder that gives her an appetite for non-food items such as chalk and plastic spoons, which happen to be Miranda’s favorite. Like many in her situation, including Helen Oyeyemi, do not believe that they have a problem, they just wanted to eat what they like whenever they wanted or didn’t. Unlike Miranda’s family

The Darst Creek Field is an old accumulation and is reaching the end of its primary production phase. It offers the unique operational constraints of its targets being primarily of carbonate lithology (limestone’s and chalks.) This structural composition offers potential to be enhanced via a chemical or water flood due to its relatively high permeability and other reservoir characterization. Contained within is the research and findings after building and executing a simulation of the potential for

his head. ‘What happened?’ ‘Don’t you remember?’ asked Alexander. ‘We came through the Chalk Gate just as the tremors started. The force knocked you over.’ Jess placed a gentle finger to his temple where a bump had sprung up like a miniature hill. ‘You hit your head on the floor. So, we dragged you under the table.’ ‘Of course! I remember now, but I must go and check…’ ‘No! Stop! We have just gone up to CHALK FOUR.’ Doctor Rose noticed the room for the first time. The vibrating walls, the wobbling

Consider the painting The Railroad Bride, Argenteuil by Claude Monet. This artwork looks simple, but uses geometry and one point linear perspective. Monet uses a sense of opposition is created by the alternating rhythm of light to dark established by the bridge pillars and the color orange and blue in both water and smoke from the train above. The light and dark areas given the picture asymmetrical balance between the dark and light areas. Monet uses one point linear perspective to create the bride

Melilot’s head, turning around like the wheels on a racing car. For the first time ever, he was about to embark on a journey back in time; well, seventy-five years, six days and eight hours to be precise. And what would he find on the other side of the Chalk Gate? Would the air taste different perhaps; clearer and crisper? Or would he smell cordite and burning flesh? Would bullets whistle past his ears? Would he need to duck for cover? After all, he was travelling back to the heart of the Great Seaboard

along the hall in his socks. ‘I found Clemmie with chalk in her pocket,’ Aunt Eliza said sternly, as she puffed up her chest. ‘And she won’t tell me why. Can you talk to her?’ 'Righty-o.' Although Doctor Melilot sounded grave, he winked at Aunt Eliza over Clemmie’s head. He had taken in the scene with one glance and knew what to do. 'Thank you,' she mouthed, then closed the door behind her. Doctor Melilot had told his staff about the Great Chalk Caper because he wanted to find the culprit. Not that

‘So, is this house haunted?’ asked Mosaic, as he stood outside the kitchen door. ‘Indeed, no!’ Doctor Pax shuddered. ‘Of course, it is!’ argued Mosaic. ‘A hundred years ago, the former owner built the house on a disused chalk mine. He fell in love with a local beauty, but she was already married, so he used an underground tunnel to visit her at night. Her husband found out and banished her to a neighbouring town. From then on, she lived in a caravan amongst a field of wheat, selling sprigs of heather