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<em>The connection I can make between the poem "Harlem" and myself is on the need not to defer any of my dreams. </em>
<em>For example, if my dream was to become a Nurse but due to finances, was unable to enter into college, I should still keep the dream alive rather than forgeting it entirely.</em>
<em>Forsaking a dream would create the doubt of "What would ahve happened if I didn't or Had I known...."</em>
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Answer: The theme is that Lemon Brown's treasure may not be special to everyone but it is special to him.
Explanation: Good luck!
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Answer: ankylosaurs
Explanation:
ankylosaurs ( the armoured dinosaurs ), mosasaurs and plesiosaurs ( both marine reptilian groups
In both the paragraphs, the problem of inequality, injustice has been talked about, that how people of one community ill treat the people of the other community.
<u>Explanation:</u>
In paragraph 1, the author talks about the ill treatment that employers and the owners of the big companies do with the employees who are working in their company. Injustice is done to them. The employers who had the motive of earning profits treated the employees badly.
In the second paragraph also, the injustice done to the people who were the inhabitants of the Cherokee. They were forced to move from their own land because of the white people who wanted to settle down there and wanted to extract the gold found from that land.
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Our Fearless Leader
In this chapter Melinda refers to herself as "Errant Student." ("Errant" means "one who errs, makes a mistake, screws up.")
Anyhow, the bell has rung, and Melinda's hiding in the bathroom waiting for the mean kids and school personnel to clear out of the hall.
She looks out the door and sees Principal Principal (the principal) nab another "errant student" (7.1).
Somehow, this tricky student manages to gets away without a demerit. Principal Principal looks confused about how this has happened. This makes Melinda laugh.
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