Rubik's Cube

Sports in the 1980s were characterized by several of the best athletes known in football and basketball and the growth of interest in ice hockey. Females and the disabled revolutionize the sports industry, proving that they can perform equally as well as ordinary male athletes and even outperform them. Leisure activities often included those that were developed the decade before but did not reach peak popularity until the ‘80s. One of the most admired athletes from the 1980s is Joe Montana, a…

is like a puzzle because just like the Rubik’s cube you can turn it around in a desired direction to complete the puzzle and essentially finish elementary school. Yet, if you turn it in an unplanned direction it’ll get more mixed up. You begin matching colours, having self awareness, knowing which clubs are open to join, which projects are due, which friends will lead you in a good direction, and by the time 5th grade is complete you’ll have some of your cube solved. K: 6th grade is a bit…

theoretical standpoint to generate a whole understanding of the conduct. To use a metaphor to illustrate the need for triangulation, I think conflicts are much similar to a Rubik’s cube. Using one theory to describe and settle a conflict is like using one method to describe and solve a Rubik’s cube – it is not possible. The cube has many different moving parts and combinations, and can only be solved by pre-empting actions and working with colors that do not seem to fit together. Conflicts are…

I was so excited, since it was a new challenge for me. When I was eleven years old, I had learned to solve a regular Rubik’s Cube with my dad’s help; it took me a little time to memorize and practice the steps, but it was not too difficult overall. I decided to solve the Megaminx by myself. I remembered that the key to solving a Rubik’s Cube is to solve it by layers, so I started to solve the Megaminx in the same way. However, I was not successful, and got stuck halfway through…

Gazing across the room I see a small wooden table with an assortment of blade laying on it. As I creep closer to the table I notice the table is holding one, nine-sided rubik's cube. Over an intercom a monotone voice says, “You have exactly 12 minutes and 21 seconds to solve that puzzle. Without hesitation, I rush over to small dainty table. As I am rushing to attempt to solve the seemingly impossible puzzle, a door squeaks…

I think that hard working is a characteristic of Chris Gardener because after everything he went through with his wife leaving for New York and him not being able to pay his rent and having to take care, feed and give Christopher shelter he had to keep going he had to make sure he got to places on time pick up Christopher and bring him to the homeless shelter by 5:00. Another Characteristic of Chris Gardner is persistent, because no matter how many bad things came along and try to bring him down…

Past experiences and encounters help forge one’s identity and create an astute and sagacious individual. My background and culture have influenced my life and identity in many ways. Such aspects of my life have also fashioned my current interests and my outlook on my future. Without unique experiences everyone’s lives would be the identical. Born and raised in Pakistan up to the age of four years, moving to the United States of America was a momentous change for me. My father had traveled across…

of a Rubik Cube and the problems of language. In the essay “Accomplishing Big Things in Small Pieces,” William Wissemann address the problems he had with reading and writing due to him being dyslexic. If ENGL 1301 students were to study the essay, they would see Wissemann using rhetorical devices like anecdote, thesis, and analogy. Wissemann’s short essay starts off with an anecdote that is carried on throughout the essay. The author notifies the reader that he can solve the Rubik cube and the…

cultural beliefs of many cultures. https://ows.edb.utexas.edu/sites/default/files/users/kan427/GlobeForWeb.jpg My Freshman Year Experience The mixed up Rubik’s cube is used to represent how difficult entering freshman year was. I was having a hard time figuring out about how to start acting and I should show myself. I used the Rubik's cube because each color represents my emotions and my changes and it being mixed up represented the confused state I was in when I first entered high school.…

Shallow encoding is having the general idea of something. For example, knowing that a Rubik’s cube is a square and has colors on it. Deep encoding is being able to process it on a deeper level, by making connections, or elaborating on the material. An example of deep encoding would be making the connections needed between what moves on the Rubik’s cube get all of one color on one side of the cube. Additionally, note taking can relate to how deeply information is encoded and how our memory…