Animal Farm Essay

In the story Animal Farm the many of the charcters are very gulliable. The character are like that,but most of them are.In the story Animal farm Squealer uses several rhetorical stratagies to convince the animals to submit to Napolean's rule.

One of the chracters Squealer is very persuasive. Squealer is good at persuading people because he doesn't really give the animals an option. Squealer tells animals that they had to decide to go to with the humans or follow the other pigs. Squealer tell the animals,"He (Napolean) would be only too happy to let you make your own decisons for yourselves. "But sometimes you might make the wrong decisons comrades,and then we're should we be?" In reality this relates to when President George Bush
gives the Americans two options. The options were that they either agree with,Good vs.Evil or Action vs. Inaction.

Secondly another thing that Squealer did was spin a story about the character Snowball ruining the windmill that the animals had worked very hard on. The reason that Squealer told the animals that lie is because he wanted the animals to go against snowball. A quote from the story is that "He had seem to oposse the windmill..." Something that relates to the United States problems one time in reality is that when 9/11 had happened President Bush had blamed other countries for this devastating tragic.

Something in Animal Farm that Squealer always does is think that there is no doubt that the pigs are wrong ever. The pigs believe that they are never wrong because they are more literate than the other animals. In the story it says that most of the animals couldn't get pass the letter "A." In reality one time President Bush thought he knew every thing about Iraq, but that was untrue.

In conclusion you know what Squealer did to make the animals believe his lies. Also how these parts of the alegory relates to the story.

Anotation#4

Marian Anderson was the oldest out of her other three sisters. Marain Sung at many churches, and that is how her music career had began. Marian started requesting people to pay her five dollars for her to sing in cerain places.

Annotation #1 New:Marian Anderson

A woman b y the name of Marian Anderson was born Februarary 27,1887. Marian Anderson was born in Philadlephia,Pennslyvaina. She was in church choir at the age of six.While she grew older she graduated from highschool she applyed to an all white school and was rejected because the color of her skin.

Animal Farm

The animals accepts Napolean's lies because most of the animals are not as literate as the pigs. One of the horse, Boxer has a slogan he always says," Napolean's always right." Most of the animals in the story can not get pass the letter "d,"but the pigs are literate. The pigs are smarter than the other animals in the farm. The animals are not literate and that is why the pigs take contorl of them.

My Introdution

Cecil B. Moore was born in Virginia 1915. There isn't much information about Cecil B. Moore's childhood. While he got older he moved to Philadlephia, and studied law at Temple University.He became a lawyer. Moore joined the NAACP when he wanted to be apart of the Civil rights. It inspire d him alot because he prosted to stop segration with Girad College.

IRB #3

In the story Halley finds out some shockin news from Scarlett. Halley finds out that Scarlett is pregnant by Michael. This shocks the both of them very much. Scarlett is afraid to tell her mother because she does not know how she is going to react. The one thing that is really bothering her is what she is going to do with her baby. Scarelett isn't sure if she wants to keep it or not.



Title: Someone Like You
Author: Sarah Hassen
Pages:76-85
Rating:8.5

IRB Log #2

When Scarlett and Halley go back to school they begin talking to Michael's bestfriend. Michael's bestfrind name is Macon Falkner, him and Halley start talking a lot. They talk about how Michael's death affected them in their own ways. Scarlett on the other hand has been thinking about all the times she shared with Michael and how they met.







Title: Someone Like You Author: Sarah Hassen Pages: 56-76 Rating: 8.5

2nd Annotation

There is a book aboyt Cecil B. Moore's life as a lawyer.

IRB Log

The story is about two best friends named Halley and Scarlet. Both of the girls summers are turning out great,until Halley gets a call from Scarlett while she is at camp. Scarlett calls Halley and tells her that her boyfriend Michael has died in a motorcycle accident. Scarlett is very sad and she does not know what to do without her boyfriend Michael. Halley tries to help her the best way she can. When they both attend Michael's funeral it turns out to be a diaster because Michael's exgirlfriends are acting like fools. It embarrasses Scarlett, Halley and of course Michael's family. When Halley and Scarlett attend school they see how everyone is not acting the same when they fo back to school because of Michael's death.

Title of the book: Someone Like You

Author: Sarah Dessen

Pages: 22-56

Rating: 8.5

Cecil B. Moore : 1st annotation

Cecil B. Moore was born in West Virginia in 1915. Whille Cecil B. Moore grew older he had moved to North Philadelphia to study in law. Moore studied law at Temple University. He became a lawyer and a Activist during the Cival War. As a lawyer Moore fought for African Americans with low income. Cecil B. Moore was also apart of the NAACP and wasw a member of the City Council in Philadelphia. Cecil B. Moore was a very strong activist, he was apart of the picket for Girad College. To honor Cecil B. Moore there is now a street in North Philadelphia named after him.

The Greatest Game Ever Played: Essay

In the story I think the character Zaroff values liberty the most. There are many reasons that I think that Zaroff values liberty the most because he loves to hunt more than anything. I know that Zaroff loves to hunt more than anything because as a child he used to hunt with his father. In the story Zaroff says,"When I was five years old he gave me a little gun." The second example that shows me Zaroff enjoys hunting is when he tells us as a reader that he enjoys hunting for humans also. Zaroff says, My whole life has been prolonged hunt." That tells us how much he loves to hunt a lot. Lastly you know that Zaroff is for liberty because he believes he much stronger than everyone else, and that he should control the whole universe. I know that Zaroff believes this because when he is hunting for Rainsford he gives him very little to protect himself. While Zaroff uses his pack of dogs to hunt for Rainsford. In conclusion these are many ways that Zaroff is for liberty.