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K(What I know about the novel)| W(What I want to know about the novel)| L(What I learn from
the novel)| Nectar in a Sieve is an Indian novel written by Kamala Markandaya. It is about a girl
who was married at a young age to a farmer. And faced a lot of challenges throughout her life.| I
want to know how the protagonist of the story will live her life as a wife. Also the struggles she
will face and the things she would do and sacrifice in order to overcome her hardships in life.| Life
is naturally hard and disastrous. We just have to learn how to face these disasters in order to
succeed and survive. Giving up is not the solution to everything. Hope and perseverance ... Show
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Rukmani is a very strong woman. She has undergone so many struggles but yet, she doesn t lose
hope. The novel has different themes: hunger as threat to dignity, knowledge as power, and
importance of fertility. Hunger and poverty is a powerful enemy to someone. People will do
everything for fear of hunger, even sacrifice their dignity. Rukmani lost her sons because of hunger.
Her elder sons seek new lives in other land; another son was killed for stealing, leaving Rukmani
grieving. For fear of hunger her daughter turned to prostitution. She herself almost killed someone
for thinking the last piece of their rice was being taken. In the novel, hunger and poverty breeds
people who has no dignity. People with knowledge hold power. The tannery won against the
workers because they have more knowledge. For Rukmani, white men have power and so she
turned to Kenny. Kunthi uses her knowledge of Rukmani and Nathan s secrets to exercise evil
power. Puli s knowledge of the city helped Rukmani and Nathan to look for their son. The
commendable characters in the novel were the ones who apply their knowledge to good deeds.
Importance of fertility is shown throughout the novel. Not just the fertility of women but also the
fertility of the land. She sought the help of Kenny for fear of infertility and this caused Kunthi to
blackmail her. Ira s problems were also caused by her barrenness. She lost her husband for not being
able to
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 Examples Of Violence In One Day In The Life Of Ivan...
One Day in the life of Ivan Denisovich
Topic: How is the imagery of violence in One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich used to show the
suffering of the prisoners
IB English A SL
By
Rahool Arun
Session ID: May 2015

Reflective Statement:
One day in the life of Ivan Denisovich was written by Alexander Solzhenitsyn. Solzhenitsyn was
born on December 11th, 1918 in Kislovodsk, Russia. He was 89 when he died on August 3rd 2008.
Solzhenitsyn based the book on the World War 2 period, particularly the famous labour camps for
prisoners in Germany and East Prussia known as gulags . Life in the gulags were tough due to the
gulags being open aired and given the sub zero temperatures, survival was difficult. Solzhenitsyn, in
this book, describes the difficulty of life in the gulag, full of brutality, hard manual labour, sub zero
temperatures, the disgusting food rationed to the prisoners and survival. Only people who are able
to cope with the conditions and manage the system can hope to survive. I chose the novel One day
in the life of Ivan Denisovich as I found the book, especially the gulags, interesting. My topic is
How is the imagery of violence in One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich used to show the
suffering of the prisoners. I had listed the points for my world lit topic, which I ... Show more content
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The reign of communism in Russia is one that is so powerfully enforced all over the country. One
can be sent to the open aired prisons known as gulags for something as absurd as complaining
about communism. The author of the novel, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, was sentenced to the gulags
for 10 years and then it was extended for another 4 to 5 years. This is where he got his idea to
write the book. He was caught by the Germans during the Second World War with perfidy when he
tried to come back to Soviet
 Near Death Experience Essay
Near Death Experience
It was a warm fall day in early October, a day that I recall quite vividly. The smells of the transition
from summer to fall were in the air, accompanied by the sounds of birds singing and the wind
blowing through the trees. It was on this beautiful day that my existence was almost terminated. A
quick hunting trip could have ended my life.
After school on this day, a friend and I decided to go hunting before our evening basketball
practice. I really don t know why we called it hunting, because we didn t have an idea exactly
what we were hunting for. We had forty acres of my backyard to do our merciless killing of
defenseless animals. We were two ignorant kids with semi automatic and lever action .22 caliber
rifles. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Immediately we ran to the tree, firing our guns as if we both were in an infantry fighting a battle.
One, two, three squirrels were dropped out of the tree by our deadeye aimed shots. As we gazed
over the dead corpses, we contemplated the need to shoot these animals for no obvious reason. Was
it our insatiable compulsion to shoot the guns or a morbid goal to shoot the squirrels on the run?
Apparently it was an odd mixture of both cases. As guilty as we might have felt for shooting them,
we searched for more life to murder.
Soon enough, however, we seemed to become bored with our adventure and decided that our
excitement for the day had ended, so we began our short journey back to my house. On the way
back, we stopped briefly by the tree that supplied the three squirrels we killed previously. I then
continued walking, but my friend had noticed a squirrel clinging to the trunk of the tree. I was on
the opposite side of the tree from him, about forty feet away from my fellow gunslinger. As I
turned around, I noticed I was in the direct line of his firing range. Before I had time to warn him
of the unsafe situation, I saw the shots. Three consecutive discharges of his gun snapped the scene
into slow motion. Fire and smoke billowed out of his gun after each bullet was released. The sound
of the shots was deafened by my own fear, although I could hear the bullets whizzing inches from
my head. As bullets pierced the air right next
 Essay On Dirty Cars
This experiment by the Mythbusters is about weather a clean car or dirty car is more fuel efficient.
The Mythbusters conducted an experiment with only one car to as a controlled car (Mythbusters
Season 7 Episode 14 Cleans Car vs Dirty Car). This one car will be subjected to all the experiment
by the mythbusters. First the mythbusters made the car dirty and tested the car to go 1 mileat a speed
of 65 miles per hour to see how much fuel it took and the result was 26 miles to the gallon
(Mythbusters Season 7 Episode 14 Cleans Car vs Dirty Car). Then the mythbusters cleaned the
car until it was spotless, and tested the car to go one mile and collected the same data of how
much fuel the car consumed and the result was the same as the dirty car which was about 26 miles
to the gallon (Mythbusters Season 7 Episode 14 Cleans Car vs Dirty Car).... Show more content on
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Finally, the mythbusters dimpled the clay which was on the car, they put all the excess clay in a
box and put it inside the car which the tested it so the car weighed the same when it was un
dimpled (Mythbusters Season 7 Episode 14 Cleans Car vs Dirty Car). The results of the final
experiment with the golf ball like dimpled car was 29.65 miles to the gallon (Mythbusters Season 7
Episode 14 Cleans Car vs Dirty
 The Reflection Of The Dance
The Dance
White. Everything is white in hospitals. I guess it is because it makes the place feel clean. I have
been in the hospital as a visitor enough for a lifetime, though I have never grown used to the aura. I
do not think anyone will. When I first walk in, my nose burns from the sterility in the air. It takes my
eyes a minute to adjust to the harshness of the fluorescent lights. It is quite ironically humorous, the
staff, in a constant rush, the loved ones, sluggish from sorrow and lack of sleep, the patients, who
carry a host of emotions with them. They all complement each other. Though it is ignorant of the
world outside its walls, the hospital is mindful of its occupants. I have always been fascinated by
the delicate dance of the hospital, how doctors, surgeons, and nurses have to coerce parents in to
taking risks in order to save a life, and how they have to be the bearers of by news. Despite the
amount of deaths and tragedies, the dance never stops, the partners just change.
It is October and the coldness of outside matches the icy interior of the hospital. I have been in the
surgical waiting room for three out of the ten hours, and I already feel antsy. I have sat in every
possibly comfortable position I could think of in the cheaply upholstered chairs. So I decided to
roam the halls. As I walk down the halls I take it all in. The children pushing each other in their
wheel chairs, smiling though their cannulas and IVs, the babies that are cloaked
 Benjamin Banneker s Stand Against Jefferson
Banneker s Stand Against Jefferson Slavery, what a cruel and horrible thing that we as a nation
had to see happen, watching as those who were different, work every day and night because they
had no choice. Slavery was an unnecessary thing that occured and we simply cannot pretend like it
did not happen, we also cannot pretend that it is not still going on, it is just simply less of a
problem than it was before. If people were to look back to the past and see all the people who tried
to stand up for those who were enslaved, they would see very little people, one of those being a man
named Benjamin Banneker. Benjamin Banneker was the son to former slaves, and a very intelligent
man who was also an astronomer, mathematician, surveyor, author