Testable Question: What will happen if you put one package of mentos into water, vinegar, or diet coke respectively? Initial Observation and Research: Water, vinegar, and diet coke are different in their composition. Hypothesis: One package of mentos + regular water = no reaction One package of mentos + vinegar = some bubble created One package of mentos + diet coke = an eruption is created with lots of mentos Material and Supply: 1L of water, 1.5 L of vinegar, 2L of diet coke, some stick, 3 packages of mentos, some business cards, some regular paper Procedures: 1. A tube was made by rolling a piece of paper and stick. 2.
Suddenly, the mystery man in the elevator collapsed and began weeping, draining his emotions. Paul had two choices; one being to console him and let him vent about what caused the sudden breakdown, and the other was to quickly remove himself from the awkward situation by leaving the elevator and acting oblivious. Unfortunately, he took the latter route; the easiest route. As the
I tried to peer in his room to see what happened but he came bursting out of his somehow out of breath. “Hier, here!” he cried and tossed a tub of cream to me. Completely covered in faded German words. “Uh, thank you, danke shin?” I retreated back into our room and him to his. I opened the door and was surprised to see Phoebe not on the bed, but the floor.
One might believe that the decision he made was selfish, and basically made for no apparent reason. His description of the three girls, the way that Sammy terminated his employment, and making decisions without thinking about his responsibilities are just a few of the reasons as to why Sammy is an immature, foolish, and impulsive young man. “My stomach kind of fell as I felt how hard the world was going to be to me hereafter” (544) shows that Sammy does realize he made a stupid decision, but that he couldn’t do much since “Once you begin a gesture it’s fatal not to go through with it”
3. Then, we flashed it forward through the cylinder and saw a little red but little to less of any colors 4. We then used store bought milk with a little water to see if there was a difference in school milk and store bought milk. 5. With the store bought milk we flashed the flash light above the cylinder and could see blue and a little red/orange sunset in the bottom of the blue.
Sleep here, do whatever until we get to where we need to, okay? Now, bye.” he walks off. “So rude. Whoever thought a colored person would treat me like this!!! I don’t deserve this torment!
Because of the way F. Scott Fitzgerald introduces Tom Buchanan to us in The Great Gatsby, we look at him as a bad character who is constantly bring down Daisy and those around him. The room is first pictured as light, airy, and calm. This is the same way that we picture both Daisy and Jordan Baker. But, when Tom enters the light exits and all that is surreal is brought back down to earth. When Nick enters the house he describes it as very grand, it has “high hallways”, “French windows”, and a “frosted wedding cake of the ceiling”.
In reality, this ‘harmlessness’ is corrupted with deception and false impression to camouflage the poison, malignance, and filth it truly represents. The first time F. Scott Fitzgerald introduced the characters Jordan Baker and Daisy Buchanan in the novel, the two women were dressed in white dresses. The white, to Nick (the narrator), had a feeling of purity and honesty. “I [Nick] was almost surprised into murmuring an apology for having disturbed her [Jordan] by coming in” (Fitzgerald 8). The readers can conceive that Nick feels this way because Nick felt the need to apologize for merely walking into the room and maybe causing an interruption from them sitting on the couch.
At first, he is a good strong leader, a figure of authority, but as the novel goes on, and his character begins to disintegrate. After going over the top, Stephen is left laying in the shellhole with a damaged leg; Weir attends to him when darkness falls. As the guns begin to die down the rest of the injured men try to make their way back to the trenches by dragging themselves. The sound, described as “like damp winds scraping down a sky of glass”, troubles Weir and he begins to shake. Eventually, he regresses back to childhood and crawls to Stephen, asking him to “hold me” and to “call me by my name”.
Their worst fears came true. There, hanging from the ceiling above them were George and Lennie’s bodies. They knew immediately it was too late to help them. On a chair in front of them was a note that George must have left. Slim slowly went over and read it.