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192 purple kernels and 66 yellow kernels. When reduced, the actual phenotypic ratio for this monohybrid cross was 32:11 (32 purple and 11 yellow). It matches the predicted phenotypic ratio of 3:1 (3 purple versus 1 yellow). If 3 and 1 were multiplied by three, the predicted phenotypic ratio would be 33:11, resulting in our ear of corn, being off by only 1 purple kernel. The ear of corn labelled G, had 291 corn kernels total for the 6 rows. There were 168 purple-smooth corn kernels, 54 purple-wrinkled

Explain what is meant by a positive test for an ion. A positive test means that the ion being tested for was found. Describe two types of changes that demonstrate a positive test in this lab experiment. One change that demonstrates a positive test in this lab is precipitate forming. If silver nitrate solution is mixed with a substance and a precipitate forms, chloride ions must be present in that substance. Another change the demonstrates a positive test in this lab is a colour change to a dark

Incest and sexual abuse are enough to rile the “civilized” psyche. So naturally, The Color Purple, a novel written by the author Alice Walker, has a plethora of sexual iniquities and domestic violence that shows just how strong women are in resisting abuse. Alice Walker, brilliant in disposition, writes a novel proverbially bursting at the seams with feminism and a passion for awareness in the struggle for African-American women, especially in the setting of the novel. Walker’s personal life and

“Purple Rain” is generally ranked as one of the greatest albums in music history, and is regarded as Prince's masterpiece. All five singles off of the album became worldwide hits, and with the success of the massively successful movie of the same name and tour, Prince would become arguably the biggest musical superstar on the planet, next to Michael Jackson. Wikipedia also tells us that Purple Rain was sold over 1.5 million copies in the first week

most critically acclaimed novel of her career. The Color Purple is a novel that won awards like the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and the National Book Award for Fiction. The book focuses on the lives of African American women in the 1930’s and their insignificance in the American society. Throughout the book, many elements of symbolism like racism and sexism, nontraditional gender roles, sisterhood, and women’s rights are

IV ThemIV Theme The Color Purple elicits multitudinous generalizations upon bitter circumstances. The novel possesses a surfeit of themes. One of the major themes in The Color Purple is the sexual relationships between the male and female characters, sexism. Walker stages her story of the transformation of Celie from a female that is passive to one who eventually becomes an independent black woman in the culture of the rural society from the 1920s to the early 1940s. Celie is dominated by her father

Tyrian purple, founded most notably in Tyre, an ancient Phoenician city, is the pigment that begat the association between purple and royalty. The color was made by crushing the bodies of thousands of mollusks—just for an ounce of pigment over 250,000 of the creatures needed to be crushed, which explains the extreme expense of the color and its association with royalty. A clear fluid was extracted from these organisms which eventually transformed into purple on exposure to light and air. The color

The Color Purple by Alice Walker details the struggle of an African-American women, Celie, as she deals with her abusive husband and the absence of her sister. Due to the lack of love from her father, Celie turns to her sister Nettie for support. However, she quickly finds herself abandoned when Nettie heads to Africa as a missionary. The Color Purple is known as an American Classic presenting scenes of violence and sexuality. Bouncing back and forth between the two gives the reader an idea of the

Recently, I was at a supermarket which was promoting ‘Purple Day’. Curious; I wandered round the store to know why the staff were all dressed in purple and why the occasion ‘Purple Day’. What I saw, were hues of purple colored foods and their preparations displayed all over the shelves. Big screens flashing catchy information about the power of purple foods astonished the customers. Those magnificent facts started me thinking and I found a provocative research topic. With meticulous research, I have

Introduction Alice Walker is a Pulitzer Prize-winning, African-American novelist, poet, and feminist who most famous for authoring The Color Purple. Walker was born on February 9, 1944, in Eatonton, Georgia. She worked as a social worker, teacher, and lecturer, and took part in the 1960s Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi. Family Life Alice, the youngest daughter of eight, lived in sharecropper 's family where she grew up poor. Her mother worked as a maid to help support the family 's eight children