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    into my school work to be able to go to 10th grade or continue to hang out with my friends. And here I am 10th grade year and getting better grades than last year. The choice I had to make was to either choose my friends or getting good grades for future jobs and colleges. Guess what I chose? My career and education of course. It was a hard decision for me at first because I love having a social life and I thought I couldn’t cut back and go a long period of time without my friends because I was…

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    someone who is not afraid and to live life to the fullest. At the first quarter of the story, Alaska says “Jesus, I’m not going to be one of those people who sits around talking about what they’re gonna do. I’m just going to do it. Imagining the future is a kind of the nostalgia.” (Pg 54) Young schoolers who read the book feel related to Alaska and her desire to live life to the fullest since the idea of having a free spirit and actually doing whatever they set themselves to do is intriguing…

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    contributed to hunter-gatherers becoming farmers? Hunter-gatherers had traded with other farmers who had given them the idea of food production. Also, there was a “decline in the availability of wild foods” (Diamond, 110), and the resources they depended on decreased. As a result, it increased domesticated wild plants, which served as a good alternative for them. As population densities raised, food production attended well in feeding the numerous people. Lastly, food producers were outnumbering…

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    committing a sin against God. For example when Ross and an Old Man are conversing in act two, they are describing how a “falcon tow’ring in her pride of place was by a mousing owl hawk’d at and kill’d.”(2.4.12-13) and how Duncan’s beautiful horses “turned wild in nature, broke their stalls, flung out, contending ‘gainst obedience…”(2.4.16-17) to which the Old man responded “ ‘[t]is said, they eat each other.” (2.4.19). This symbolizes how people and even animals are not following the chain of…

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    price we pay for dominance and sentience. To help fulfill this duty, the United States government established the Wilderness Act in 1954 with the intention of becoming passive “guardians” of nature instead of encroaching “gardeners.” Countless acres of wild lands, henceforth referred to as the “wilderness,” were declared off-limits to American industry and placed under federal oversight; the United States hoped that at least some small portion of nature could be free from the influence…

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    dramatic irony in that the readers know that Icarus is going to die. Through its stucture, “Icarus” details how flight is merely an illusion of mankind’s ability to govern itself, for mankind focuses too much on their present situation rather than their future…

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    Fota Wildlife Park John Lawlor T00172305 Why is conservation important: Conservation is the protection and maintenance of populations of plants and animals. It requires the protection of ecosystems and the biodiversity in these ecosystems. 'Biological diversity – or biodiversity – is the term given to the variety of life on Earth. It is the variety within and between all species of plants, animals and micro-organisms and the ecosystems within which they live and interact.'(Wwf.org.au, n.d.)…

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    Asian Elephant Herding

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    behaviour that animals display to bring a group of animals together and to move and maintain the group. Herding may be have been of benefit in the wild as wolves and wild dogs hunt in packs, herding and chasing an animal to cut off their escape route. This behaviour may allow more prey to be captured and consumed thus increases dogs’ ability to survive in the wild by increasing their energy intake per day. Humans could have breed sheep dogs for this behaviour as they are required to herd large…

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    Into the Wild Summer Reading 1. Was Chris McCandless’ death a “foolish, pointless, death” (71)? Did he lack “the requisite humility” to go into the wild (72)? Explain. While it appears reasonable to throw McCandless into the “cliché” of people who wandered into the wilderness without a clue of what’s to come, it is at the same time harsh to say that his death is worth no more than a killing on the street. Due to the means of his death, it would be more appropriate to call it “untimely,” as there…

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    himself because he was an illegal. He will be kicked out from this country. Vargas had a clear point, why people come to another country. Americans may have the wrong idea not about immigrants coming to their country. When someone cannot bright their future in own country and realize that they need a better life for their children the, then, they make the decision to move to another country. The author got the great opportunity of journalism because he studied in the United States from 6th…

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