I need a paragraph on this, please 100 points Names are useful. Sometimes they’re even more useful when
they’re fake—especially if you’re a writer. Pen names, aliases, or
pseudonyms—as they’re variously called—allow authors freedom,
flexibility, and opportunity. Eric Blair, author of Animal Farm and
Nineteen Eighty-Four, adopted the name George Orwell because he
feared his early work would embarrass his family. C. S. Lewis,
concerned about his status as a professor at Oxford, used the name
Clive Hamilton to publish a collection of poems. Charles Dodgson, a
noted mathematician, used the name Lewis Carroll to write fantasy
works such as Alice in Wonderland.
For many writers, turning to a pen name is the only way to get
published. When a local newspaper refused him publication, sixteenyear-old Benjamin Franklin started writing letters to the editor under
the persona of the middle-aged widow Silence Dogood. Likewise, many
female authors have had to conceal their gender in order to overcome
discrimination and get publishers to take them seriously. The Brontë
sisters (Charlotte, Emily, and Anne) wrote poetry and novels under
male pseudonyms. Charlotte wrote under the name of Currer Bell,
while Emily and Anne used the names Ellis and Acton Bell.
Even today some authors adopt a pen name in order to stem
biases and preconceived notions. Perhaps the best-known example of
this is J. K. Rowling. Rowling’s publishers feared that young boys—the
presumed audience of the Harry Potter series—wouldn’t take the book
seriously if they knew it was written by a woman. So Joanne Rowling
became J. K. Rowling. In hindsight, though, the change was hardly
necessary. Rowling’s books enjoyed unprecedented success, gaining
millions of fans among boys and girls of all ages, and adults as well.
In fact, Rowling became so famous that she later turned to another
pen name, Robert Galbraith, in order to write detective novels. For
Rowling, a new pen name meant a fresh start and a chance to explore
a new genre without the pressure of her Harry Potter fame. When asked why she chose a new pen name, Rowling responded, “I was
yearning to go back to the beginning of a writing career in this new
genre, to work without hype or expectation and to receive totally
unvarnished feedback. It was a fantastic experience and I only wish it
could have gone on a little longer than it did.”
Susan Eloise Hinton, who is famous for young-adult novels, is
another author who adopted her name. S. E. Hinton’s first book,
The Outsiders includes a male narrator. As with J. K. Rowling, Hinton’s
publisher thought it would be a good idea to use a pen name; if
readers associated the narrator of the story with a male author, it
would make the story seem more believable. Hinton herself appreciates
having the alter ego of a teenage boy. She believes that it helps her
separate her writer self from her true self, and it creates a persona as
rich as a character in her novels.

180 degrees 90 degrees acute angle acute triangle

180 degrees is the measure of a straight angle 90 degrees is the measure of a right angle an acute angle is an angle with a measure between 0° and 90°. an acute triangle has three acute angles.

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mhenman

geometry g7 connections academy

180 degrees 90 degrees acute angle acute triangle

180 degrees is the measure of a straight angle 90 degrees is the measure of a right angle an acute angle is an angle with a measure between 0° and 90°. an acute triangle has three acute angles.

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sherly11635

world history vocabulary(connections academy)

absolute dating anthropologist archaeologist artifact

the process of determining the age of a bone or some other org… an expert in the study of the races, beliefs, customs, etc. of… a scientist who learns about ancient people by studying the th… an object made by a human being, typically an item of cultural…

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lexi_east

american government connections academy

1.1. when the framers created the legis… 1.2. study this cartoon about gerrymand… 1.3. "congress does not have an unlimit… 1.4. why did the framers of the constit…

b.) the framers formed a bicameral legislature as a compromise… b.) it dilutes the power of people's votes by creating as many… c.) a tax on parts of the interstate highway system. a.) they wanted the nation to have a unified currency.

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mary-bate

connections academy english 1 grammar unit 1

mcdonald's a fast food restaurant does… winter, the coldest season of all, cove… little man, a tidy child does not like… identify the appositive phrase: the ins…

mcdonald's, a fast food restaurant, does not serve tacos. correct little man, a tidy child, does not like to have dirty clothes… a large cockroach with hairy legs

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acg1120

spanish 1 connections academy

en el desayuno el cereal el desayuno los huevos

for breakfast cereal breakfast eggs

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jocelyncurrie2022

chinese connections academy

姥爷 你好 你 好

grandfather from mom's side (lǎoye) hello (nǐ hǎo; you good) you (nǐ; you have a ni cap) good (hǎo; how good is this? )

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snarker6

world history b unit 8 ww2 (connections academy)

aircraft carrier anschluss appeasement atlantic charter

large naval ship that accommodates the taking off and landing… hitler's unification of austria and germany (1938). the policy of giving in to an aggressor's demands in order to… the agreement in which franklin roosevelt and winston churchil…

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patticam

english 10b unit 1 connections academy

simile comedy idiom setting

a comparison using "like" or "as" a humorous work of drama an expression peculiar to a language that takes on a meaning o… the time and place of a story

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mdccwhite

connections academy spanish 1a unit 6 vocabulary

el agua beber el café el cereal

water to drink coffee cereal

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mdccwhite

connections academy spanish 1a unit 4 vocabulary

a ver . . aburrido, aburrida el almuerzo arte

let's see . . boring lunch art

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mdccwhite

connections academy geometry 10a unit 3

conclusion conditional contrapositive converse

the part q following then an if-then statement; if p then q if not q, then not p if q, then p

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mdccwhite

connections academy spanish 1a unit 9 vocabulary

a la una a las ocho ¿a qué hora? ¡ay! ¡qué pena!

at one (o'clock) at eight (o'clock) (at) what time? oh! what a shame!

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sawzaw78

connections academy, grade 5 science, unit 2, cells and kingdoms

angiosperm bilateral symmetry cambium cell

a flowering plant that produces seeds within a fruit the property of being divisible into symmetrical halves on eit… a layer of cells in a plant that produces new phloem and xylem… the smallest part of a living thing

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mdccwhite

connections academy spanish 1a unit 2 vocabulary

(a mí) me gusta (a mí) me gusta más (a mí) me gusta mucho (a mí) no me gusta

i like i like to better. (i prefer to . .) i like to a lot. i don't like

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mdccwhite

connections academy spanish 1a unit 7 vocabulary

algo el arroz las bebidas el bistec

something rice beverages beefsteak

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himynameisjeffey

connections academy science quiz

skepticism ethics personal bias culture bias

an attitude of doubt the principles of right and wrong that guide an individual in… comes from a person's likes and dislikes stems from the culture in which a person grows up

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maddie6014

science 7th grade test connections academy

which of the following could be true of… a biologist studying a desert ecosystem… a nonnative species of animal is introd… in an island ecosystem, fox and skunks…

they share the same niche the snake and lizard use the same limiting resource biodiversity and ecosystem health will both decrease in the fu… skunks and toads have a predator-prey relationship.

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