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    order to find a solution for their situation. Iris, the main character, and seven other contestants each demonstrate this point as each of them compete in a contest in an attempt to win the opportunity to have their problems solved. For these characters, being invited to the dinner party at which this contest is to occur appeared to be a lifeline. However, when this…

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    the game consists of a grid of 6 columns and 5 rows with different categories and various dollar amounts, from which the contestants will select. The returning champion will be the first contestant to select a category. When the contestant makes a selection, a clue is revealed and the host reads the clue aloud. Upon completion of the clue reading, each contestant has the opportunity to buzz in with a hand held device, indicating he or she would like provide a response for the clue. Once a…

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    The Contestant written by Daniel Alarcon based on the true story of Ruth Thalía and her family. She attended a TV show called El Valor de la Verdad which allows the contestant to earn money based on the true answers given earlier. Tons of different ways to raise money to complete a dream including Ruth’s dream instead of working at a local hair salon she picked the show and did not felt shame or regret. The truth played a huge role throughout the novel. From the show Beto has been known for…

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    Ambition is what drives us to be more successful. However, ambition can also be a bad thing. depending on the situation. In the story, “The Contestant” by Daniel Alarcon, the main character Ruth Thalia Sanchez demonstrates the negative effects ambition can have in a person. She participates in a reality show called El Valor de la Verdad which takes place in the South American country, Peru. This Reality T.V show consisted of a beforehand interview in which the contestant would be asked questions…

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    Jordan Starr Ms. Hitt H World History 12 October 2015 Martin Luther Essay Rough Draft “If there is no struggle there is no progress” (Frederick Douglass). Hundreds of years ago the world was ruled by the pope and Catholicism. Everyone obeyed the pope and followed his rules. People became desensitized to what they were doing and true faith in Jesus had faded away. Yet, a few men dared to change the course of faith. Although, it was not an easy path they headed down they persevered through…

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    whether that be to form a new friendship with the contestants or maybe even just to gain the crown and glory.Even though pageants’ are supposedly created to enhance self-confidence. The way that the contestants are judged is solely based upon looks of the participants and hence, is a very superficial contest. These pageants competitions are considered to be superficial because of all the glitz and makeup that is involved, but ever since the year of “nineteen- twenty one in an effort to lure…

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    By using a beautiful girl to advertise their products, companies send out the message that women must look like beauty pageant contestants in order to be beautiful. These companies lead women to believe that they need to use their products in order to look as beautiful as the girls in beauty contests. It is repulsive way for companies to fulfill their desires and financial profits. In addition, beauty contests are a way for companies to use the winner’s skills to their advantage. The author of…

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    reality show, “Big Brother” follows all of these stereotypes but also brings a type of relevance to its viewers. Following the guidelines from the novel, “1984” , the reality television show maintains a constant watch on the house’s contestants, who perform and entertain in order to be the last housemate standing, and sometimes this performance can reach new heights. The reality show demonstrates the lengths…

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    controversial or even forgotten celebrities of the year. And while at first glance, the cast seems to represent rather diversified demographics, not all demographics are represented equally. There are three demographics to consider in the show: age, ethnicity and gender. While for the most part, these groups have remained consistent in terms of numbers throughout the years, the ratio of contestants who are colored compared to white contestants has almost exclusively remained under represented…

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    literally a fight to death in which each of the twelve districts sends two contestants , one male and one female. Being entered into the games means either fortune and fame or death. Katniss Everdeen turns out to be the female and Peter Mellark is the male from district twelve. This year the games take place in an arena which has a lake, streams, woods, and a field, which Katniss and the other districts are afraid to…

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