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U.S. Some of those states are Missouri, Arkansas, and some parts of Florida. The Gray bat is endangered species. They declared the Gray bat to be endangered in 1976. They are very disturbed by humans. That means exploring a cave and waking the bats up. So the die because it is still too cold. Along with this and commercializing, improper gating, or pesticides have helped with the decline of the Gray bat’s population. Of course natural causes such as floods have declined the population as well.

At the beginning of the movie, it starts with Marty DiBergi and he is telling the audience the reason for this film, which is a documentary, or what he likes to refer to as "rockumentary", on a band called Spinal Tap. He felt that this group helped redefine the meaning of rock and roll. According to Marty, he states, “I wanted to capture the sights, the sounds, the smells, of a hard-working rock band…”. Right after Marty gives his reasoning for the movie, the camera cuts to the band getting ready

Student ID: 704320 Hour: 4 All humans throughout life are faced with the challenge of growing up. Reading Eleven by Sandra Cisneros shows the struggles of an eleven-year-old girl trying to act her age and not any younger. When coming upon an another year of life it can feel exactly like last. This is because no one ever gets rid of the one, two, three, four and five-year-old self that they once represented. Age is simply a number to tell people when they ask. Instead, the obstacles and experiences

Growing up is something that everyone goes through. As one grows older they feel differently about growing up. A young kid wants to grow up and going out into the real world, then that same kid grows up a bit and faces the reality of life and doesn’t want to grow old, but instead wants to go back, the last phase is just accepting the fact that this is happening no matter what. The first stage is wanting to grow up and looking forward to it. The story “Eleven” by Sandra Cisneros shows the perspective

If you’re reading this I don’t recommend reading this at night. Remember stranger things? Remember Eleven and Mike? Bet you didn’t know there was more to that story. That's probably why you’re reading this, but anyways here’s the rest of the story. The boys are playing Dungeons and Dragons together. Will is still sick and coughing up bugs and blood but his friends or family don’t know because he doesn’t want anyone to worry about it. Chief Hoppers is drinking coffee at his desk reading the

Eleven sat in the couch, I was walking around. Looking at all the things I pick a figure it cool like a monster, "is there a number we can call for your parent?" I drop the figure on to the floor. One of the boys look at me weirdly, I think his name was Luca or Rucan, I have no idea. I tend to have bad memory. I move one of the people forward on the game board and knock down the big dragon. I turned around when I heard a noise, Eleven flinched at the boy who just clapped. I glare at him before walking

Eleven Many people have heard the saying “act your age.” When our birthdays come around most people think that they will fill more mature and act older; yet when our birthdays come around do we really feel any older? Sandra Cisneros remonstrates this in her short story “Eleven,” About a little girl name Rachel on her eleventh birthday. This short story discusses the events that go on during Rachel’s birthday and the emotions that go through her mind during all the experiences that she has on the

Growing up is a universal experience, yet it is perceived and expressed differently by individuals. Sandra Cisneros' short story "Eleven" and Billy Collins' poem "On Turning Ten" offer contrasting perspectives on the complexities of growing up. While both pieces reflect on the transition from childhood to adolescence, they do so through distinct tones, settings, and emotional nuances. In "Eleven," Cisneros delves into the internal struggle of the protagonist, illustrating the layers of past selves

wanting youth, while being young one is found wanting to be older and “wiser”. Sandra Cisneros’ short story Eleven puts the reader in the characters shoes, the character being Rachel the narrator. Eleven is told in first person point of view and has many literary devices used. The setting is mainly in the classroom and other than that it is just Rachel’s thoughts. In the short story “Eleven”, author Sandra Cisneros presents a young girl named Rachel, being the narrator, who realizes that in order

Eleven sat on the couch, I was walking around. Looking at all the things I pick a figure it cool like a monster, "is there a number we can call for your parent?" I drop the figure onto the floor. One of the boys look at me weirdly, I think his name was Luca or Rucan, I have no idea. I tend to have a bad memory. I move one of the people forward on the game board and knock down the big dragon. I turned around when I heard a noise, Eleven flinched at the boy who just clapped. I glare at him before walking