Grasshopper

The poem “We Real Cool” by Gwendolyn Brooks, to summarize is about how the “pool players” (line 1) do not entirely care about school, as well as anything that is remotely good leaving them all to relish in the uncertainty of their demise. In the first stanza is where there is more substance, with “we real cool. We / Left school.” (lines 3-4), creating the image of the pool players leaving school, possibly having dropped out. The second stanza lets the reader know that the players are spending their

My story was in the news. Have you ever had something that happened to you or yourself on live news? Well I'm a chemist, but my brother will tell you differently. My brother says that I just like to mess around and that chemist discover stuff and I ruin stuff. I don't let what he says put me down and I always keep trying. One day I was putting together different ingredients and made a growing potion. The mixture made you grow taller. About a week or so after that I had a professional chemist come

young or old because it shows your education level from the good and the bad.For example, in the book, “The Ant & The Grasshopper”, the ant was gathering up food for the winter rather than playing around,acting immaturely and not being responsible like the grasshopper was. In result, the ant and his family had enough food to go around with each other. Consequently,when the grasshopper asked for food, the ant denied his request leaving him to

"Ant and Grasshopper" and "The Richer, the Poorer" have two different themes but have the same topic, live life carefully. Aesop the creator of "Ant and Grasshopper" and Dorothy West the creator of "The Richer, the Poorer"both used the characters and their actions to help develop the theme. The fable "Ant and Grasshopper" is about Ant who has been working all summer to prepare for winter while the Grasshopper played all summer , in the winter Ant had food and shelter however the Grasshopper didn't

in his office MICHAEL: All right Jim, your quarterlies look very good. How the thing is going at the library? JIM: Oh I told you couldn't close it so MICHAEL: So you've come to the master for guidance? (imitating) Is this what you're saying grasshopper? JIM: Actually you called me in here, but yeah. MICHAEL: All right, well let me show you how it's done. (gets on phone) Yes, I liked to speak to your office manager please. Yes hello this is Michael Scott, I am the regional manager of Dunder Mifflin

South Dakota. The destruction of grassland has had a devastating impact on grassland nesting birds including, the grasshopper sparrow (Ammodramus savannarum), upland sandpiper (Bartramia longicauda), and savannah sparrow (Passerculus sandwichensis). We need to assess how these grassland nesting birds are responding to increases in cropland cover. Our study compares the abundance of grasshopper sparrows, upland sandpipers, and savannah sparrows in grassland and crop cover types. North American Breeding

A description of Bootettix argentatus: The Creosote Bush Grasshopper Taxonomy: Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Class: Insecta Order: Orthoptera Family: Acrididae Genus: Bootettix Species: Bootettix argentatus Common Name: Creosote Bush Grasshopper Distinctive features The creosote bush grasshopper has a simple body. It has a rounded head capsule which contains the compound eyes, chewing mouth parts, and the short thread-like antennae, which are always shorter than the rest of body (Estella

on to find the most attractive bug. The grasshopper, then, is the type of beautiful person one wants to find, and the bell cricket is the less appealing insect. Kawabata suggests that the bell cricket is the better bug, for "there are not many bell crickets in the world" (67). "Probably," Kawabata says, "you will find a girl like a grasshopper whom you think is a bell cricket" (67). In the end, though, "even a true bell cricket will seem like a grasshopper" (Kawabata 68). These sentences seem confusing

The Ant and the Grasshopper warns people to plan for the future. In the fable the Grasshopper was unprepared for less fortunate times and paid the ultimate price. Unlike the ants the grasshoppers carelessness lead him to suffering in the future. Due to the Ignorance along with naivety their were dire consequences. This generates the idea that Roman people planned for days to come. Being prepared for tough times ahead is crucial for survival, the ants knew this. Despite the grasshopper enjoying his time

an ant is working to store food while a grasshopper is making music and dancing. The grasshopper asks the ant why he can’t just relax and have fun too. The ant replies by saying something along the lines of you’ll regret it if you waste the whole summer as you are. The grasshopper pays little mind to the ant, as he is already singing and jumping away. As summers tend to do, it leads very quickly into autumn and winter. At the start of winter, the grasshopper realizes his mistake as he looks at an