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Cell phones are now everywhere. Over half the world's population has one and the developing world has largely skipped over land lines and gone straight to mobile devices. In Tanzania, 97 percent of people have access to a cell phone, while only 27 percent have access to a land line. In India, more people have a cell phone than have access to toilets. The proliferation of this technology brings many benefits.
With cell phones in the hands of so many people, information can spread quickly and having such an easy means of communication lets groups of people mobilize like never before. Environmental activism is now just a few buttons away. And now that smart phones make up a large chunk of the cell phones being used worldwide, people and organizations have even greater tools for environmentalism at their fingertips.
Armed with apps, a camera, accessories and the ability to quickly communicate with people anywhere, cell phones can turn anyone into an eco-warrior. Here are five areas in which cell phones are being used to help the environment.
1. One of the major themes of the novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" is that of reaching maturity. In this novel, we meet Scout, who is a young girl who becomes more mature and responsible as the novel progresses. Scout is torn between being authentically herself, and adhering to the norms of society. When Scout is being herself, she is a non conformist. She does not want to be a "lady," nor does she want to be told who to spend time with or how to think. However, this leads to conflict, such as problems in school or with her aunt Alexandra. To avoid these problems, and to be a good person, Scout learns that she has to moderate herself sometimes. This tension is an intrinsic part of the process of growing up.
2. Boo Radley is an important character, but he is also an important symbol. In the novel, Boo Radley is presented as a symbol of innocence, or a symbol of goo. He is one of the only characters who has a pure heart, and who never acts based on negative feelings. Moreover, he seems to most genuinely embody the innocence of childhood, which contrasts strongly with the more cruel and confusing world of adults shown in the novel.
Answer: B: in inquiring the principles of motion, wherein lies all vigour of operation, is negligent and languid
Brainstorming can help in many different ways. But one reason is when you go over your essay (anything really) too fast you can easily miss the point. Hope this helps :)
