So What

with many others. There, they are loaded onto train cars, crowded like cattle. Shortly after, the train cars leave the station. On the train, Lina meets a seventeen year old boy named Andrius. Andrius is a well-minded and stable but has to act slow so he won’t be taken away by the guards and separated from his mother. Lina realizes she doesn’t like him that much after she sees him teaching her brother to smoke a cigarette. There is a young woman on their train car who was taken from the hospital

well-developed paragraph or two, answer the following question: Does Sammy learn anything, and if so, what? (ie: Is he static or dynamic?) Question 2: In a well-developed paragraph, answer the following question: After carefully considering the “girl’s” socio-economic status (What is it? How do you know?), nationality, and ethnicity, (What? How?), and the time period in which the story is set, why do you think the mother is so harsh? I pledge on my honor that I have neither given nor received unauthorized assistance

(Chapter 14) Think about a STORY or EXAMPLE you heard that really taught you something. What did you learn from the speaker's telling of the story? For example, how well did the speaker consider the audience, occasion, and purpose? What made the story so vivid or memorable? Refer to specific methods discussed in the chapter. I watched the example speech “fat guy poetry” and it was very well written, I did not know what to expect, he incorporated the topic in such a humorous way, I was floored. I was

Is this truly the case? If so, what are the reasons for this broad range of inequality in our education system? The answer is; yes, this is the case, and it can be proven statistically. There are two definitive reasons why. First is the inflated cost of education in America. Secondly is the inability of poor families to acquire the substantial financial capital that is required to pay for a quality education for their children. Both of these conclusions can be supported with a cost analysis of education

What makes a great speech so memorable? Sophie Rice explores with reference to two famous speeches from the last 200 years, The Gettysburg Address and Eulogy for Princess Diana, and the rhetorical techniques used within to portray their messages. As stated by Nathaniel Hawthorne, ‘Words – so innocent and powerless as they are…,how potent for good and evil they become in the hands of one who knows how to combine them.’ To this day, perhaps one of the most famous and powerful speeches is Abraham

uslim women need feminism? If so, what kind? In this essay I will be arguing whether Muslim Women need feminism, and if so, what kind? The term feminism is a set of beliefs that recognises the distinction between males and females. Feminism is largely concerned with the idea that females are subordinated or disadvantaged in a system where males are dominated and advantaged. The term Muslim is derived by Islam, which is a belief and practice, and it indicates safety and peace. The different perspective

In “So What Are You, Anyway?”, by Lawrence Hill, demonstrates how curiosity can be powerful enough to cause people to forget about social norms and basic respect using characterization and symbolism. In the beginning of the story, Carole is a respectfully quiet girl, only nodding or answering with a couple of words when the Nortons began to bombard her with questions about her family. Although by the end, Carole is overwhelmed and slightly scared by all the questions. The text states, “Leave me

you won’t be disappointed. What’s New for 2018 Industry experts don’t expect to see many changes for the 2018 model year, as the Cadenza was redesigned in 2017. What they do anticipate seeing is an amazing vehicle at an affordable price, one that comes loaded with features. In

Edward P. Jones, Stephen and the narrator in “Riding with Rosa” by Cynthia Leithich Smith, and Carole in “So, What Are You Anyway?” by Lawrence Hill, all display how discriminatory actions still exist in our society. Racist actions back in the 1900s were very outwards, but today, racism is much hidden and requires examination to differ normal from racist implications. “Riding with Rosa”, and “So, What Are You Anyway?” shows how the actions are be very obvious to the reader, while “The First Day” shows

controversial subject that normally attracts a lot of attention, which forces it be extremely exploitable for attention craved advertisement creators. Sex can be defined as ways to gain consumers attention (Belch & Belch 2007). What makes sex in advertising so special? Why is sex so appealing to consumers? Sexual appeal can be characterized as an emotional trigger. Sex can be construed as the soul of advertising. (Brayan 2003) There are various emotions that an advertiser can utilize to aid in delivering