The 39 Clues

which shows the chorus is supporting the king Oedipus. And it also gives a clue how good the king Oedipus ruled his own country, Thebes in the

Since the inception of time, culture has been a very important aspect that has been tried to be preserved by many societies. Culture is the manifestation of human intellect as a whole and is shaped and reflected by many things. But, language shapes and reflects culture to an extent by directly correlating with changes in language influence the culture, but language rarely changes. When it does, it directly affects the culture. Many instances of changes in language that reflect in the culture can

All adults were once children, and as children, people are easily impressionable. In a way things are fresh and new to them, and they have an innocence and a sense of not knowing. Children are sheltered by their parents, shielded from the bad influence and evil in the world. Although, as they grow older, they will realize one way or another that the world can be a cruel place. Children can learn things that can be harmful, or valuable, but it all depends on how the morals are taught. In the novel

Hong Kong (CNN)When Ho Feng Shan died at the age of 96, he took a secret to his grave. The only clue was a single sentence in his obituary in 1997. Throughout his long life, Ho never mentioned his heroic deeds during World War II — not to his wife, his children or friends. During 1938 to 1940, Ho, the consul general of the then Nationalist Chinese government's consulate in Vienna, saved perhaps tens of thousands of Jews from the Holocaust with just a stroke of his pen. When Jews desperately sought

takes advantage of this device to deceive the reader into overlooking crucial information that leads to the solution of the mystery; keeping them connected and involved to the book for longer. Throughout the novel Christie consistently drops hints and clues in order to distract the

It is vital to understand deadly viruses and their history in order to prevent future outbreaks. Ebola leaves very few clues after annihilating its victims, so it is incredibly important to analyze those clues. Ebola’s close relationship to monkeys contains key knowledge that could hold the secret to its success. Paying close attention to how Ebola is spreading and mutating could lead researchers to the answer for preventing the contraction of it. Discovering where and how the virus first emerged

The book description gave several clues as to why the author wanted to publish the source. The book description mentions some of the hardships that Briscoe and his family endured as Aboriginals in the twentieth century. One can infer that the author wanted this published to share his story

Brother and the Party falsify and destroy records in order to alter history, as stated by Wiston, “This process of continuous alteration was applied not only to newspapers, but to books...photographs- to every kind of literature or document”(Orwell 39-40). By altering records, Big Brother believed that the power of the Party can never be questioned. No citizen would be able to acquire sufficient evidence to contradict the Party or the plans of the Party. Considering the fact that the novel was written

them is to empower the church and the individual recipient to carry forth God’s purpose. There are gifts of the Holy Spirit that are given as the Holy Spirit is lead to disperse them. This view is equally shared as Turner, M. (2013) states; The best clue to how the gifts were expected to bring maturity and edification probably lies in the very metaphor Paul uses, namely that of the one body of Christ: where the gifts are shared and properly 'employed' they function to build the church by knitting it

to infect the wounds of their patients. The doctors that have listened to the biblical health rules prevented the spread of infection and epidemics. Leprosy killed millions and spread terror throughout the medieval days. While doctors had not a clue as to how this epidemic started or how to treat it, the church leadership abided by the instructions of Moses, given to him by God. A person with leprosy was to live outside the camp away from people, not because he was being punished, but to keep