Write a story with the ending (......and I never made mistakes again)

An ancient proverb goes, “By ignorance we mistake, and by mistakes we learn.” This implies that you always learn from any mistake that you make. However, I do not believe that this is the case. Mistakes cannot be learned from if the person behind the mistake does not care about the outcome. Because of their indifference to the situation, that person may never learn anything from their fault.

One day, my mom took me to a department store. While browsing in the accessory section I saw a beautiful hair band that I could not live without. It was pink, my favorite color, and I did not have anything like it! I knew my mom probably would not buy it for me, but I had to have it! After a little deliberation, I decided to take it. I made it all the way out of the store until my mom noticed that I had something she did not buy. I promptly got marched back into the store and was made to put the lovely hair band back. One would think that the humiliation of being dragged back through the store by my angry mother would be enough to keep me from stealing ever again– but it was not. On another shopping trip, I saw something else that I absolutely had to have. It was a gorgeous bracelet made out all different kinds of shells that fit me perfectly. My dad had said before we left the house that we weren’t going to buy anything extra on this trip, so I knew that asking him was out of the question. But, I decided to slip it into my pocket and take it home anyway.

Although I was still young at the time, I knew better. I had made the same mistake before and had gotten in trouble for it, so I knew it was something that I should not be doing. However, I did not take the time to think through what my actions would cause. I did not bother to learn from my mistake the first time, and so I just kept walking out of the department store, bracelet in hand.

In order to make the old proverb true, I think there are some qualifications that should be made. Not everyone learns from their mistakes, but I believe that intelligent people do learn from their mistakes. They are able to take the situation, look back on it, realize what they were doing wrong, and then never do it again. If it is truly a mistake then clever people will have the dignity to realize that they were in the wrong, and repair their actions for the next time. In that moment, I did not have the intelligence to piece my previous actions and consequences together with taking the bracelet. But as my dad took me back into the store and made me apologize to the manager by myself, I knew that it was one mistake that I would never make again.

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Speaking your thoughts and opinions
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in 5 sentences, describe integrity in your own words, using the following excerpt as a guide.
If you're a new student (or can think back to when you were), you probably remember being given some information about your school's academic honesty policies during the first few days of classes. This information likely addressed, among other things, the school's requirements for submitting original work, policies regarding cheating, and expectations of student behavior. In giving you this information, your school wasn't suggesting you'd cheat; rather, they merely wanted to inform you that they expect all students to act with a certain degree of integrity.

Integrity is a term used to describe a person's level of honesty, moral commitments, and willingness to do what's right. For example, we expect our doctors to be honest with us about diagnoses, won't try to prescribe medications we don't need, and will generally work in the best interest of our health and well-being. We expect this because, in most societies, doctors are perceived to be people of great integrity with strong moral compasses.

Conversely, if your doctor didn't have any integrity, he or she might be strongly influenced by drug companies or bribes and might talk you into getting tests or procedures you don't need. When this happens, society takes a dim view of that person—and in some cases legal charges are brought—because he or she was expected to act with integrity.
Let's review. In general, integrity is a word used to describe a person's commitment to honesty and a willingness to do what's right. For example, a person who abstains from cheating, lying, or stealing would be considered to be a person who acts with great integrity. In most societies, integrity is an important aspect of culture and contributes to the strength of a community.

In academic environments, for example, students are expected to avoid plagiarism and submit work that is entirely their own. Other areas where integrity is important include the legal and justice systems and politics. Despite its importance, though, universal definitions or understandings of integrity can be difficult to locate. This is often because the concept of integrity is a social construct, which is subjective and tends to change as societies and cultures evolve.

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Read the following passage from Mark Twain's "The War Prayer":
[F]or our sakes who adore Thee, Lord, blast their hopes,
blight their lives, protract their bitter pilgrimage, make
heavy their steps, water their way with their tears, stain the
white snow with the blood of their wounded feet!
Which rhetorical device is demonstrated in this passage?

A) Polysyndeton

B) Anaphora

C) Polyptoton

D) Asyndeton

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Which statement best expresses how the underline details develop the central idea of the passage?
A. They show why many people around the world avoid drinking tea.
B. They provide specific examples of the health benefits of drinking tea.
C. They provide specific examples of the pros and cons of drinking tea.
D. They show why many people around the world enjoy drinking tea.

Which statement best describes the narrator’s viewpoint regarding the house?


A. The narrator shares her husband’s enthusiasm for the summer mansion.


B. The narrator feels pride toward the house, but her husband finds her reaction humorous.


C. The narrator thinks that there is something odd about the house, but she isn’t taken seriously.

(It's C)

Which of the following is not something the pirates find after following the map in chapters 31-34 of Treasure Island?
A. A broken pickaxe
B. A large hole
C. An empty treasure chest
D. Two guineas

Name three human emotions that might be at the root of conflicts between two people.

Select the correct answer from the drop-down menu.
Which detail in the image best supports the main idea that Palo Duro is one of the most Illustrious sites in the world?
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1. What does this remind me of in real world?___
2. How is this movie similar to the things that happen in the real world?___
3. How is this different from things that happen in the real world??___
4. How did that part relate to the world around us?___
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To evaluate the text structures used by the author, which questions should a reader ask? Select 3 options.

What opinions are conveyed within the text?

What important ideas does the text include?

What text structures does the author use?

How effective is the text structure in sharing the important ideas?

How has the author supported thg main ideas in the text?

How has social media negatively impacted the society?

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what role plays in weather jobs?
A. meteorologist
B. archeologist
C. marine biologist
D. Astronomers

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Look carefully at this photograph. What nonverbal messages are the people in this photograph conveying

How do the realities of immigrants’ experiences reflect or fail to reflect American ideals? in immigrant picnic PLEASE HELP
(it should be 400 words but anything is good)

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Drag the boxes to place the events from Tell-Tale Heart in the correct order.

The narrator blames the ‘vulture eye’ as motivation for his actions.


He lifted the latch and put his head in the room every night for seven nights.



The old man awakes and senses someone in the room with him.



The narrator is convinced he can hear the old man’s heart beating.


The narrator claims his disease has made him more alert and astute.



The old man is suffocated to death and chopped up before being hidden under the floorboards.



At 4 AM there is a knock on the door.



He went into the room on the eighth night. He becomes angry when he sees the eye.


The police sit above the body and we think he is going to get away with the murder.



We are told that the old man had never wronged the narrator.



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Outsiders Debate

How was Johnny NOT justified in killing Bob?

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