Ben's Chapter Summary

The wall of the alveolus (air sac) in the lung is composed of which type of epithelium? simple squamous epithelium Yes, this single layer of squamous cells is ideal for the diffusion of gases in the lungs.

In chapter 22 when James Mcbride meets Aubrey Rubenstein he learns more about his family and the way things were for them back in the day. James had been looking for bits of his family’s past and where they came from in order to understand a bit more of who he was. For instance,”I wanted to see it, then tell my black wife and my two children about it because some of my blood runs through there, because my family has history there, because there’s a part of me in there whether I, or those that run the synagogue, like it or not”. James finally says that he has found that for which he has been looking at this point in the story because he has finally visited the places his family grew up in, got to speak to the people that knew his family well

After Chase dominates Ben in the scrimmage that Chase treated as a championship game, pointing at the crowd and smiling at his parents every time he made a shot, Ben starts to get down on himself. At this time, Ben was depressed and was always thinking about Chase and he feels like he is all he thinks about. After a long talk with his best friend Lily, he decides he needs to practice. So he starts weekly staying

I am going to blatantly honest with you, Benjamin Radford makes discovering a possibility of a new species seem so boring. In all honesty I sometimes feel as if he takes his sweet time to get to the conclusion of his findings. Maybe it is because I hate scientific articles maybe it’s because I hate finding out that the goat sucker doesn’t really exist. I don’t know, but criticism of the book aside, there is not much you can say about how credible a source is when you are hunting down a cryptid. What chapter five and chapter six mostly consisted of was Radfords retelling of eyewitness encounters with the elusive beast. My biggest problem with this book is that Radford is looking for this creature but he’s doing it in a half ass job. To me it

I read the chapter “The Newcomers”, the book first starts off by stating how France started sending explorers to find new lands. When Francis I, (The king of France) sent Jacque Cartier, his job was to find a shipping route and precious gems and metals. Jacque Cartier arrived at Newfoundland and from there journeyed down to Prince Edward Island. Chief Donnacona went with his brother and two sons protest the cross, but the French convinced Donnacona to allow Jacque Cartier to take his two sons Domagaya and Taignoagny. Donnacona told stories to ward off Cartier from going past Quebec City, but soon Cartier went against Donnaconas wishes and past Quebec City and went as far as Montreal. Cartier’s crew got sick with scurvy and died off but he was still alive so he set sail back to France.

In chapter 9 of Adam Benforado Unfair, our author is endeavoring to understand what drives society to punish criminals. Thought-out the chapter Benforado offers us examples of ways our need to retaliate drives how and who we punish. In order to try and validate his conclusion, Benforado offers us results from experiments conducted on animals due to their lack of knowledge to be deterred by a human killing another animal. For example, Benforado writes “when we hunt down and kill a shark that has attacked a swimmer, we can’t fool ourselves into thinking that the other sharks are somehow able to learn of the death, comprehend that it is punishment for killing a beachgoer, then alter their behavior in the future to avoid similar punishment “. There for he believes that we can affectively disregard the notion that the public punishes in order to deter.

It’s not in the storytellers’ favor to pick sides and persuade the audience that either character’s motives are correct. Due to this, the argument takes an unbiased approach allowing the reader to give the storyteller credibility. Tone alsotakes a major role in this essay. In the beginning of the story the tone appears to be humorous. Parker’s intellect and positive attitude give the reader the feeling that the situation will be resolved. Parker goes to talk to his son on a respectful level so that he can have a chance to persuade Ben to straighten his life out. When he arrives at Ben’s tone takes a shift in a pessimistic direction. The problem is that he is embarrassed that his son who had only one more year left at Colombia has dropped out and done nothing with his life. Because of this embarrassment Parker fails to show his son respect as he continues to indirectly make fun of him. With Parker’s inability to show respect, the reader finds out a weakness in Parkers seemingly perfect lifestyle. Ben then also chooses to take a rude approach to his father’s conversation. He answers all of Parker’s questions in the simplest form possible and in some cases changes the subject to avoid the question. As a result of their stubbornness and unwillingness to except each other, Ben becomes angry and Parker shows signs of frustration. Once again tone has another shift, going from a slim chance to salve the problem to no chance. Parker

Begins with a comforting scene of Ben with his parents. The dreamy filter the scene is given makes it seem like a dream and/or a flashback. Initially, Ben was excited to have a sister and pleased as he says to his Mum, "I can't wait for the baby to come then we're gonna be best friends, aren't we?" However this is quickly changed when Ben drifts in and out of sleep, his first view being of his Mum singing to him and the third one of his Mother’s hair turning white and the desperation he

Ben is the main character in the Novel ‘Two Wolves’. Throughout the novel, written by Tristan Bancks, Ben goes through some significant changes, both mentally and physically. One of the major problems he sees in his life, involves his perceptions of his physical appearance and the way he feels about himself. Ben’s story is one that also involves nature. Throughout his journey, he develops a different frame of mind towards nature, which is for the better. A lot of the story also revolves around family. What is family? Does family matter? And, if family matters, why? From Ben’s point of view, he thinks most of his problems stem from his own ideas and interpretations of what his family is or should be. His ideas and thoughts about himself, nature and family definitely change for the better in many different ways throughout the book.

12. List the three types of plate boundaries and describe the relative motion at each of them.

This book portrays the effectiveness of play therapy on an emotionally disturbed boy named Dibs. Dibs', 5, had been attending a private school for 2 years. Throughout his years in school, he showed no improvement on his behavior. He continued to alienate himself from the other kids, as well as, his teachers. In the beginning, he never spoke nor moved. He then started to crawl around the room observing every item in his way. Dibs' would come in everyday and stand where his mother had left him until one of the teachers took off his coat. He spent most of his time looking at books, as if he could read them. Although, if anyone approached him, he would back into the wall and cover himself. He would scream, push, and sometimes scratch anyone that

Chapter seven of The View from Saturday starts off back at Academic Bowl Day, where Julian has just contradicted the advisory panel’s sources. This does not worry The Souls, who are ready to let Julian risk it all. Julian repeatedly tells the commissioner that the panel’s information is incomplete. Then, in a flashback, Konigsburg tells the reader more about how Mrs. Olinski’s team prepared. This occurs in third person point-of-view. The week of the district competition, The Souls and Mrs. Olinski brown-bagged their lunches in order to practice during lunch. Mrs. Olinski’s team continued to amaze her with their complimentary skills. They seemed to communicate with “a secret stealth language.” The day before the district competition, Conner LeDue, the principal of

Meanwhile, as time passes, Ben learnt how to multiply and to spell as he was not good at these. He starts to explore the world of books, and he grows in it. In temper, Ben almost kill his friend who told him to go to hell. He used his new knife to stab him and it broke when it hit the buckle of his belt. Having almost killed someone because of his temper, he realised that he could not do anything about it.

_______ is an understanding of how cultural differences across and within nations can affect the way in

greet him at the temple of Enjoin in seven days.”
“Flivio?” Rall laughed, some of the worry disappearing from his brow along with it. “Are you trying to get caught? He tries to impress with that ‘wit’ of his every time he meets someone new.”