Can u gimme the answer to this question about the book animal farm?
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the Bolshevik revolution in Russia\n(Communist revolution)
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This was my absolute favorite book growing up, I read it more than 20 times.\n\n1. It is ironic that Johnny and Ponyboy were involved in a murder because they weren't the ones who usually caused trouble.  They were minding their own business and ended up in the wrong place at the wrong time.\n\n2. Ponyboy had a problem cutting and dying his hair because hair was a major characteristic for 'greasers'.  It was something that distinguished them from the rest of the crowd.
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I can't remember, we just read it; it was either is eye or his sheep. You can look up the book on the internet and the adventure that included the cyclops is in chapter nine.
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this is entirely based on a hardcover version.\nthe author is justine korman\nthe book is 118 pages\nthe main characters are prolly mr/farmer hoggett, mrs. hoggett, and babe\nthe setting would either be the hoggetts farm, or the big city (i think its called metropolis or at least thats what it was in the movie)\n\num ok 4 sentences summarizing...\nFarmer hoggett is unable to work, and thus the bank comes to visit the hoggetts.  Mrs. hoggett must attempt to raise enough money to save the farm from being forclosed.  On their way to the state fair, babe and mrs. hoggett become stranded in the city.  They are both rather overwhelmed, because not only will they not recieve babe's appearance fee from the fair, but they must also survive in the city.  They run into many problems, such as cranky neighbors.  While in the city, he decides to help some of his new friends and also recieves help from Ferdinand.  In the end, i think the farm is saved and babe and mrs. hoggett get home.\nim not sure thats how the book ends, but im pretty sure.  you might want to ask someone else also.
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I LOVE THAT BOOK.  I'm puerto rican and I totally related to that book.  In a nutshell , it's a non fiction story about girl who was raised in Puerto Rico in her childhood years, then moves to brooklyn with her mother and many brother's and sisters.  She discusses the ups and downs of her family life, dealing the with her identity as a Puerto Rican and an American.  She's telling the story how she saw her mother as woman who continually had children, and her yearning to be back in her homeland.  She was used to living in country and being able to enjoy nature, unlike her life in brooklyn, where they had to struggle for everything.  I hope this helps you a little bit.  If you're Puerto Rican, read the book!!!
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How do people come up with that?  Yes it really is amazing.  It boggles my mind to try to think of how someone figured all that out.  I dont think it proves anything about the book though.
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There are at least 200 pages on mind (including animals) in THE URANTIA BOOK.  At least part of the handle for which you are searching will be found there.\n\nI was once a great believer in behavioral phenotypes which I imagined to arise purely from chemical constituents such as DNA....\n\nBut with many more years of investigation, I have found that just as the behavior of our computers is attributable to programmers, so also the behavior of the animals is attributable to their creators.  In this instance living organisms are a substrate of sorts (carefully organized that way) in which higher realities -- mind and spirit -- can have an effect.\n\nNot to the same degree as one finds in humans, nevertheless quite parallel.\n\nWe have animal bodies ourselves, and our development reflects our phylogenetic heritage.  At various stages we share many of the same aspects of mind ministry as the animals have.\n\nBut we can also become philosophical and plan for the future of our children.  Animals are far less self-conscious and lack the potentials necessary for high wisdom or finding God.\n\nAlthough you may think this unscientific, I am a scientist, just an older one.\n\nAnd I am not the first scientist to bring higher concepts into the commentary.\n\nEinstein and Alfred North Whitehead are two others.\n\nThere are quite a few biologists and medical doctors in this category also.\n\nBut again, the best explanation is in the book mentioned.\n\nOne must be humble to enable great learning.
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Try cliff notes \nhttp://www.cliffsnotes.com/WileyCDA/LitNote/id-12.html\nI read the book myself.  It symbolizes the Russian revolution.  The pigs claim they have the best plan for  freeing the animals from humans but in the end the pigs turn into humans themselves.  Good luck on your test.
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the movie based on the book is called A Cry in the Wind. below is a link where you buy it. it looks like it going to expensive through Amazon, but at least now you know the name of the movie. Good Luck!
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I do - Miles' wife left him because she thought he was crazy.  She and their children were aging but he and the animals weren't (doesn't the cow live after getting shot or something?).  She doesn't want her children exposed to his insanity so she takes them and leaves.  I hope you enjoyed the book!
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Do you know the author?  If so, let us know.\nDo you have any classmates you can ask?
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Pinkmonkey.com has the answer plus reviews and breakdowns of the book etc...
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This website should help you out:\n\nhttp://www.bookbrowse.com/reviews/index.cfm?book_number=1152
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go to this site http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/natural/summary.html
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Dear corky,\n\nhave you read the book yet?  What sort of presentation are you expected to do?\n\nYou could always look at critiquing the work.  The premise of the story is how human (in this case children) would behave when they are faced with various circumstances and pressure of nature and need for survival.\n\nYou could also analyse how the kids "organize" themselves - the formation of "society" on the island.\n\nYou could analyze how the kids built their own "religion" or belief system.\n\nYou could analyze how the author portray human nature.  Would these pointers be enough?
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find it at sparknotes.com its sponsered by barns and nobles so it should be pretty acurate here.
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This was a very enjoyable book, I first read it about 15 years ago.  It is semi-autobiographical in that the author is a pilot and the narrator of the book is a pilot who meets a man with an interesting insight into the human condition and who appears to be a messiah.\n\nThe book is full of memorable lines and makes the reader contemplate life and why we are here.  I definitely recommend it. \n\nThe following link has a number of quotes from the book.