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    that all the continents were once all one continent and then later drifted apart and separated leading to the seven continents we have today. He thought that 200 million years ago there was one large continent that he called Pangea, which means “All-Earth.” During the Jurassic period the continents were believed to break up into two smaller continents which were called Gondwanaland and Laurasia. The continents were breaking into land masses towards the end of the Cretaceous period that like the…

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    The current earth’s atmosphere is made up of Nitrogen (N2), Oxygen (O2) and a small amount of other gases. However the early earth which was formed 4.5 billion years ago was made up of Ammonia (NH4) and Carbon Dioxide (Co2). 4 billion years ago the world was covered with volcanos. The volcanoes released Carbon Dioxide (CO2) methane (CH4) and water vapour. The oxygen levels were 0.000%, also meaning no oxygen. 3.2 billion Years ago life of bacteria was forming and increasing. This made food by…

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    The Good Earth Quotes

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    In “The Good Earth” by Pearl S. Buck, it talks about the ups and downs of different scenarios that occur in a farmer, Wang Lung’s life. The New York Times with a quote,”A comment upon the meaning and tragedy of life as it is lived in any age in any quarter of the globe.” it relates to the book because, besides the main character of the book, there were also ups and downs for everyone around him, in a different country, different state, and people of different ages. During this time around the…

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    Persuasive Piece In “The Good Earth,” the idea that obligation and duty to one’s family are very important is shown throughout the text. At the beginning of the story, Wang Lung presents his grandfather’s current physical state. His grandfather is very old and dependent upon others, and as his son, Wang Lung’s duty is to care for the old man throughout his old age until he dies. Wang Lung takes care of him throughout the rest of the story until he dies. “He had to lit the fire, boiled water,…

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    O-Lan In The Good Earth

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    O-Lan, a not so Dumb and Dull Woman In The Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck, O-Lan is depicted and seen as by other characters as dumb and dull, but truly she is a smart, thoughtful, and strong woman. O-lan is an independent and strong woman. Her independence was taken for granted, ane she was always strong in both mind and body. O-lan had all her children alone and even when she was rich, she let no one help her. “She would have no one with her when her hour came”(Buck 35) in the beginning of the…

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    Judeo-Christian Creation Story: Heavens and earth. Day one, God said let there be light. and there was evening and morning. day two, the vault was created to separate both seas and was called the ‘sky’. Day three, water gathered in one place and there was now land and seas. There were also trees and plants and fruits and vegetation. Day four, the moon the sun and the stars were created to separate day from night. Day five, Birds and fish were created. One for the sky the other for the seas. Day…

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    We can connect this novel to Chapter 21 of How to Read Literature Like a Professor, “Marked for Greatness”. In this chapter, Foster talks about how characters being different basically mark a character for “greatness”. In the book, The Good Earth, the protagonist, Wang Lung, is different from the many other people. He is referred to as a “Country Bumpkin” by many throughout the course of the novel. While others have taken a much more modern approach to life, Wang sticks to his roots and the “old…

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    some examples of the creature that live in the middle earth and have cultural values within them. The cultural value that passed down throughout the generations affecting their way to identify the threat that endangers their existence in the middle earth and give them guidance on how to responds to the threat itself. To see how the culture of each group affecting their ability to identify and respond to the threat that endangers middle earth, one needs to address the threat that they face. The…

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    “Between the 1960’s and 1980’s, droughts in Africa killed more than 100,000 people.” Who knew a lack of water could be so deadly? My nonfiction book, The Deadliest Weather on Earth by Connie Colwell Miller, is all about the dangers of weather. It goes over everything from snowstorms to draughts, and even deadly floods. As previously stated, my book is all about weather. It covers every type of weather, from common to extremely dangerous. One of the deadliest is tornadoes. “Tornadoes spin as…

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    (Good Earth Essay Test): Society’s Flaws and Underlying Universal Human Instincts As Wang Lung, and his family struggle to survive against grim seasons of famine, drought and flood, their memoirs showcase human perseverance and integrity. In Pearl S. Buck’s novel, The Good Earth, the protagonist, Wang Lung, experiences a series of sequential circumstances that allows him to experience life’s hardships and fortunes. In a 1930s newspaper article from the New York Times, the Good Earth is praised…

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