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The amount of flour added to a cookie recipe does affect the height of a cookie. The question for this experiment is “Does changing amount of flour affect the height of the baked cookie”? The hypothesis of this experiment is if less flour is added to a cookie recipe,then the cookie will rise in height. The amount of flour is the independent variable and the height of the cookie is the dependent variable. The control variables are the oven temperature, the cookie recipe, and the ingredients…

Sahijpreet Read the following passage and use it to respond to the prompt. (15 points) Shopping at Value X While many people recognize the benefits of shopping at discount stores, there is one store that seems to offer the best shopping experience: Value X. Value X provides great prices on high-quality products, excellent customer service, and extra perks for frequent shoppers. Customers can purchase items they can trust at Value X. From clothes to household needs, such as towels and small…

“Like Pickle Juice on a Cookie” by Julie Sternberg is the story about a girl named Elanor whose babysitter moved away and she must cope with her new babysitter and growing up. The author's attitude, imagery, devices of poetry and symbolism help convey this message. The author's attitude begins disbelieving and hurt. She does this to show how sad Elanor is that her babysitter of a long time has moved away. On page 14, the author says “This just feels awful”, towards the fact that her babysitter…

Why would Sesame Street change the Cookie Monster to a Veggie Monster? The cartoon Sesame Street plays a major role in the childhood of most children. The reason behind changing the monster can come from the fact that it has such a major influence on the life of younger children. This show has given the impression for many years that it is okay to indulge in an excessive amount of cookies. This is an issue because most children start watching this at a very young age and this becomes their…

Her name was Alison Anne Clarkson. She was named after her mother, Anne, who was one of the most kind and calm and peaceful person you could ever know. Her father was named Carl Jackson. Most people, when meeting him, thought stereotypical thoughts about him. They thought he was drinker, or that he was too mean and rude. But even though he was rough around the edges, he loved his wife and his only daughter and they, themselves, loved him. Anne’s parents intensely disliked him. They disliked him…

made a sassy comment. Instead, an unfixable mistake was made. My mistake caused my first and only grounding and all of it could have been avoided. It was the summer of 2011, I was inside the house reading my favorite book, If you Give a Mouse a Cookie mythological allusion. It was as hot as a volcano outside, but my neighbors wanted to play outside Simile. We played with a ball for a while together until my brother came outside. When he came outside, we decided to play our favorite game on…

“If You Give A Mouse A Cookie”, growing up, I loved reading this book. I grew up in a morally upright home with educated parents. My family wanted me to love learning and made it fun. My mom helped me with my basic reading and writing skills. Downstairs in my house was a library. The library ranged from volume books to picture books. Almost every book on those shelves, I read or was read to. I believe that without having that library in my house, I would not have never developed the…

book? Growing up I begged my mom to read me the book ‘If you give a mouse a cookie’ by Laura Numeroff. Ever since then I knew what this book was. I would have my parents or brother read it to me all the time because I hated reading it to myself. I would rather tell you a story or listen to yours but think twice before you give a girl a book and tell her she needs to read the whole thing by Monday. If you give a mouse a cookie he could ask for a glass of milk, not all mice will. If you give a…

When you were little you might have been asked to find the purpose, or lesson behind a story. Such as in If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, the lesson teaches you the meaning of the statement, “If you give someone an inch they’ll take a mile.” In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, the lesson teaches you the saying “it’s easy to stand with the crowd; it takes courage to stand alone.” People view ideas differently, therefore not everyone loves cheesecake; in the same regard not everyone will have the…

gestures and strange ways of doing something that contribute to making a person laugh. Attardo (1994: 128) presents a detailed analysis of the fallowing pun: Why did the cookie cry? Its mother had been away for so long. [a wafer] (Pepicello and Green 1983: 59). Already the first sentence “activates the scripts for cookie and cry” in the hearers mind and forces them to change their view of the world to one in which cookies can cry. The second sentence also activates appropriate scripts,…