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This essay describes the growth and development of the city of Riyadh Saudi Arabia. The ancient is compared with the modern with great detail. Riyadh is the home of my birth. A desert city, it was one of the first areas in Saudi Arabia to be developed. The memories of my youth are dirt streets with Arabian men in traditional clothes and women dressed in black. Very rarely could I hear the engine of an automobile because most people traveled on foot or on the back of a beast of burden. Food and water were always in short supply and buildings were shacks without carpets of windows. Many people has no homes and lived in tents and a Bedouin camp was not an unusual site, but the peaceful calm of tradition would have to give way to modernization. A descriptive paper for a Basic English Class.
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527.438 The Challenges of Learning a New Language.
This is a narrative tale of learning English by an Arabian student. He finds it a difficult experience. Life is full of little challenges, but some become larger than originally anticipated. People are always learning. A person may learn to build a new mousetrap, how to paint his kitchen, or how to tune-up his car. A person might learn to use his new computer software, but I have never found it more difficult to learn a new task than when I learned English.
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528.434 My Friend Tariq.
This personal descriptive essay describes an Arabian student's friend names Tariq. IT is best suited for an introductory class or an ESL class. Tariq didn't appear to be anything special on the surface. He was short and too heavy. He had a shock of curly hair and it seemed that he was breaking out in acne before everything else. I looked at him and sometimes I wanted to laugh, but I got to know him so well that his physical appearance really did not mean anything and I was very glad to have him as a friend.
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529.450 The Dutiful Servant.
This narrative essay describes the experience of a Middle Eastern student in a religion class in the Middle east and what a terrible experience it was. The educators in the Middle East place a strong emphasis on the value of learning. The Prophet Mohammed once said, Find education even if you must go to China to find it. However, the Prophet could never have intended His children to suffer the way I did at the hands of professor Al-Hussain.
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530.449 The Disease That Never Ends.
The personal narrative of a Saudi student who suffers form post-polio syndrome and the difficulties he faces in life. When Jonah Salk invented the vaccine for the poliovirus, the world believed that a terrible scourge of humanity had come under control. No more children in iron lungs, survivors with deformed limbs and fear polio epidemics. The nightmare was over, and little did the world know that polio would rear its ugly head again twenty years later in the form of Post-polio Syndrome. This essay also educated the average person to the elements of post-polio syndrome.
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531.470 The Motor Bike.
An Arabic student tells the tale of purchasing a motorcycle in Seattle and being immediately hurt. He also discusses his father's reactions. The 1200 SE was beautiful. It had a teal green tank, black striping, chrome pipes, and gold decals. The bike glistened in the sun, ran loud and got the attention of almost everyone. We knew that we had made a good deal and we owned a bike that we could be proud of. We were so proud of it that we went immediately to show it off. An hour after we bought the bike, we decided that we would go to Renton to the speed track for motorcycles. We drive to Rundown and paid our $10 fees. Then we started to race the bike on the course. I was the first one to ride it and I got it up to 80 miles per hour. I started going faster and when I got to about 90 miles per hour, I was facing a wall. I saw the wall, but I did not see the 6-inch rock that was in front of me. I hit the rock, rolled the bike and ended up with my new motorbike on top of me.
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532.469 The Most Important Person in my Life.
Most of the people in this life have a person who affects them in an important way and makes a very beneficial change in the person's life. This person may be a friend. A relative, a teacher, a neighbor, a roommate, a famous person or a virtual stranger. However, there is one common thread: the person is someone who has a characteristic that makes him or her an excellent teacher for the person whose life is impacted. A citizen of U.A.E. describes his uncle as the most important person in his life. His fishing career and the contributions he made to the writer's life are discussed. For a Basic English class.
