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    grocery items (milk, eggs, bread, orange juice, strawberries). I then asked Cassie, “what can you do to learn and remember the items of groceries on the list?” Cassie responded with, “maybe a list.” I then stated, “what if we didn’t have paper or pens, how would we remember these five items?” Cassie responded with, “by creating a song.” I then asked Cassie to create a song that included the five grocery items. I gave Cassie as much time as she needed in order to create a song. When she was ready…

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    is pushed even further as the day in Strawberry continues. As Cassie, T.J. and Stacey leave, she bumps into Lillian Jean Simms, a white girl around Cassie’s age, who demands an apology (113). When Mr. Simms comes, he pushes Cassie off of the sidewalk when she attempts to turn away (114). When Big Ma appears, Cassie is trying to get away from the Simms family. However, Mr. Simms demands an apology and Big Ma, reluctantly, tells Cassie to do as he says. The chapter ends with Cassie’s thought: “No…

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    tail engulfed in the issues that plagued the South during the early 20th century. The topics surrounding this time period range from poverty to racism, and the book even explore the ethical and moral duties of a human being when faced with adversity. Cassie, the narrator and protagonist of the novel, is a child in mind and heart when the novel begins. This essay will analyze and explore her metamorphosis into the forefront of adulthood through the author’s use of characterization, symbolism and…

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    most of the fallout from her gunshot wound and the bulk of the immensely appealing and very well-written common-sense internal monologues that make Cassie, well, Cassie…the first four waves themselves are hurriedly compressed into the film’s initial half-hour; and the denouement plays as rushed and perfunctory. (Cockrell)…

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    rival?Cassie Logan had to face her rival Lillian Jean even though she knew that it would get her in trouble.Cassie bumped into Lillian Jean and Big Ma made Cassie apologize.Cassie was mad because she didn’t even bump into her Lillian bumped into her.Lillian’s dad came and twisted Cassie’s arm back because she bumped into Lillian.Cassie was very upset because she had to apologize to Lillian Jean.Cassie was very upset. When you are at the store would you let someone go in front of you?Cassie Logan…

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    Mildred Taylor uses Cassie Logan as an example of a young 9 year old girl that has to stand up for her convictions in many problems in her family. Cassie proves courage when she goes to get Papa to tell him what happened to T.J. Avery, and when facing rival, Lillian Jean Simms. (Thesis Statement) Cassie`s actions proved that she was a sassy and outspoken girl, who loved her family and had a deep respect for the land they lived on. Would you let a friend die? Even though Cassie Logan was afraid…

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    For my independent reading assignment I read The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey. The 5th wave is a gripping novel taking many points of view and many points in time. The book is about an alien invasion and a teenage girl Cassidy’s journey to save her family and the world. In the book aliens are taking over humans and trying to exterminate all humans. “How do you rid the Earth of humans? Rid the humans of their humanity.” (pg. 45) When Cassidy says this she us talking about what the aliens are…

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    entrance of private dwellings for legitimate purposes . Officers Andrew and Annabel went upon the drive way and stopped by the front door with purpose of questioning Sassy. Sassy is a sister of Cassy and is likely a lawful visitor at the party hosted by Cassie. They arrested Sassy on the driveway in the end. Therefore, the police would argue that they had an implied licence to enter the driveway leading to Cassie’s house. II WAS the IMPLIED LICENCE REVOKED? The implied licence can be negated if…

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    scientist named Professor Dan was showing the class a suit that was made to not burn and they are still testing though. Kate and her best friend Cassie sneaked into a room when everyone else was not paying attention. The room had lots of cool things like gravity gun, hoverboard, robot, hover kicks, rocket shoes, and potions. Kate was riding the hoverboard and Cassie was looking at the potions and seeing what they do. Kate lost her balanced and she fell on the potions. The ground started to shake…

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    taylor use info from her family and made new characters for her book. Cassie in the book is the main character in the storey, she loves her family and the land. She also has a bad temper like another character named uncle hamer. “Who said that! Just tell me who said that and i will be-...”. This shows that cassie's courage and how she loves her family members. Even though she knew it would get her into trouble.this shows that cassie wasn't afraid to stand up for her rights. She knew it…

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