Jeopardy JEOPARDY is danger of loss, harm, or failure. Many people my age or younger cannot relate to this word because they have not be faced with loss, harm, or failure. As for myself, I can say I have been in danger. When I was five years old my life was in JEOPARDY. A friend of the family had a gun pointed at my head. I did not know what to say or do at that point. It is hard to recover from the damage of JEOPARDY. In time due I was able to move on. Is JEOPARDY harmful? Can everyone recover from JEOPARDY? According to Webster’s Third New Dictionary JEOPARDY mean exposure to or imminence of death, loss, or injury. People all around the world are being faced with losing something or being harmed in any way. When one faced with JEOPARDY
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The perception developed in Anglo-French. Jeopardy came upon in the late 14 century, also from Latin in the mid 15 century. The Etymology Online Dictionary listed many interesting facts about the word Jeopardy.
In my Shakespeare quote “Clouds, dews, and danger come” meaning a way of life or being in the army. This quote comes from larger blocks of dialogue. The quote describes the battle between Cassius and Anthony. Cassius sends Titinius on a dangerous mission. This puts his life in JEOPARDY of being harmed. In the end Titinius appears to get capture and Cassius has his slare kill him.
Luke 8:23 states: “As they sailed, he fell asleep. A squall came down on the lake, so that the boat was being swamped, and they were in great danger”. (The Holy Bible). The verse explains the importance of being in danger, mentally and physically. With this verse one can see the JEOPARDY is harmful and can lead to mental and physical affects. For an example one can face a trial in their life which would cause one to be in danger, and can cause problems that can affect one mind or …show more content…
Whom cannot be charged for the same charged twice. He was found guilty the first time. My second half of my quote means the prosecution cannot call the member to the defense. That whom have to stay in trial for any crime.
Hannah Arendt states: “For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn by doing them”. (Brainy Quote). When one has to get a job done and they do not know what they are doing they are being put in JEOPARDY. One has to learn a task before trying to start a task. For an example if one has to work with power lines and they do not know what to do, they can get be killed. Jeopardy can make you lose your life.
As I continued my research I came upon the work or art “Love” by Pierce, Elijah; located in the Museum of Art, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The work of art expresses the word JEOPARDY. To me in the picture it is showing the JEOPARDY that Martin Luther King is facing. His life is being jeopardized because he is trying to change the way of life for other people. You can see what happened; the angles have come to take him home to
The perception developed in Anglo-French. Jeopardy came upon in the late 14 century, also from Latin in the mid 15 century. The Etymology Online Dictionary listed many interesting facts about the word Jeopardy.
In my Shakespeare quote “Clouds, dews, and danger come” meaning a way of life or being in the army. This quote comes from larger blocks of dialogue. The quote describes the battle between Cassius and Anthony. Cassius sends Titinius on a dangerous mission. This puts his life in JEOPARDY of being harmed. In the end Titinius appears to get capture and Cassius has his slare kill him.
Luke 8:23 states: “As they sailed, he fell asleep. A squall came down on the lake, so that the boat was being swamped, and they were in great danger”. (The Holy Bible). The verse explains the importance of being in danger, mentally and physically. With this verse one can see the JEOPARDY is harmful and can lead to mental and physical affects. For an example one can face a trial in their life which would cause one to be in danger, and can cause problems that can affect one mind or …show more content…
Whom cannot be charged for the same charged twice. He was found guilty the first time. My second half of my quote means the prosecution cannot call the member to the defense. That whom have to stay in trial for any crime.
Hannah Arendt states: “For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn by doing them”. (Brainy Quote). When one has to get a job done and they do not know what they are doing they are being put in JEOPARDY. One has to learn a task before trying to start a task. For an example if one has to work with power lines and they do not know what to do, they can get be killed. Jeopardy can make you lose your life.
As I continued my research I came upon the work or art “Love” by Pierce, Elijah; located in the Museum of Art, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The work of art expresses the word JEOPARDY. To me in the picture it is showing the JEOPARDY that Martin Luther King is facing. His life is being jeopardized because he is trying to change the way of life for other people. You can see what happened; the angles have come to take him home to