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    A boy named Dill moves in next door with his aunt for the summer. He becomes friends with Jem and Scout Finch and they play together. They live near their neighbor Boo Radley and there are a lot of rumors going around about him because he never comes out of the house he lives in with his brother. Some say he stabbed his father and his brother, Nathan Radley, moved into the house. The whole town talks rumors about Boo and Dill, Scout, and Jem try to get Boo to come outside with several antics.…

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    would think that the chewing gum was invented during recent years. However, according to the BBC News (2007), an archaeology student from University of Derby found a 5,000 year-old piece of chewing gum. II. Credibility Statement: As a gum chewer myself for 10 years and through my extensive research, I am able to provide the history of the chewing gum and the affection of the chewing gum in society. III. Relevance Statement: It is hard to find how many people chew a gum per year, but we know that…

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    stopped chewing tobacco around a year ago. Great, I know! To fill the empty void of chewing tobacco he has taken up chewing gum, while I am happy that this change has been made, it can be known to drive me crazy. I’m not sure what’s worse the snapping of the gum after a bubble or the chewing noise in a small quiet room or car, either way it drives me up a wall. Now the noise of gum has bothered me since like middle school, and I know it bothers quite a few of people, but it’s just been magnified…

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    I could not live without and this was chewing gum. I loved everything about it: the unwrapping of a new piece, the vibrant taste as you chew the fresh piece, and the challenge of stuffing the most amount of gum you could in your mouth to make the biggest bubble ever. This simple and ideal tradition is banned from most schools. If schools want students to feel comfortable, schools need to rethink their restriction. To begin, BBC News states that gum chewing increases brain function by making the…

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    Gum is a chewy candy like food that people are able to chew but not eat. It can be sweet, minty, or sour. Gum is a candy that is very well known in today's societies. But little do people know gum has been around longer than they think. Gum has been around since ancient greece and many people from ancient greece would chew on bark and sap off of Mastic tree bark. But people in ancient greece weren't the only people to chew forms of gum. There were people like the mayans, Eskimos, and even south…

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    Should Gum chewing be allowed in class? Does it really help students or is it a messy distraction?Gum Has been scientifically proven to help kids focus and to help them improve their memory.Gum Chewing also Helps you relieve stress and helps you relax when working on homework or classwork.Some people become more attentive and feel more alert when they chew gum. Chewing can take away sleepiness. Gum Has been scientifically proven to help kids focus and to help them improve their memory.…

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    Nicotine replacement medicines should be used instead of smoking tobacco. Another alternative such as nicotine chewing gum or lozenges can be employed which has proven to help people to discontinue smoking for over twenty years (American Heart Association, 2015). Using the nicotine patch is another way to assist with quit smoking. The nicotine spray is acquired through…

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    Chewing Gum Experiment

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    requirement, there is a prominent demand for concentration-enhancing methods, which help people staying focused during the tasks at hand and get them done efficiently. One of these methods is very popular among many young people, and it is chewing gum when solving difficult tasks. This fact has eventually become a curiosity, which many psychologists want to learn more about it via researching. This curiosity…

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    I would sometimes agree with that only to a certain extent. Sometimes when people chew gum they go way over board with it anit no way in how someone can concentrate while chewing gum like a cow. To they seem to be more focused on the gum flavor more then what are doing. I remember a time this used to come to class everyday chewing gum. Every time she would sit by me I would hear her just chewing away. This had had went on for a very long time until one in art…

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    but what if something as simple as chewing gum could improve memorization? Many studies over the years can show that chewing gum can affect how effective your brain is at memorizing information. Chewing gum can be known to speed up the brain by get more blood flow to the brain. The effect can cause the brain to warm up quicker and recall what it needs to remember (Abel “Does Chewing Gum Affect," n.d.). Chewing gum can affect test scores because chewing gum warms up the brain, memories are…

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