Goldfish Essays

  • Goldfish Essay

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    The Pet Charity guide to caring for your GOLDFISH Goldfish are typically trouble-free pets for all the family to enjoy. Goldfish are one of the easiest of all fish to keep, but if they are to be kept in an aquarium you must remember that they are totally dependent on you for their welfare. A well cared for goldfish can live for eight years or longer. There are many varieties to choose from ranging from the common goldfish to varieties such as Comets, Fantails, Orandas, Lionheads, Shubunkins and

  • The Secret Goldfish

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    Alliant’s secret goldfish had never been a secret. The incident happened long ago, but nobody ever seemed to remember. Except for Michael. After all these years, every piece of the pain was carved in his memory, as if he was always there, always making the mistake. He was eleven, an appropriate age to start to learn things. It all started with an early evening of September, on the day Michael bought his favorite pet, a goldfish. It was nothing special as a common goldfish: dark eyes, golden

  • Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery Analysis

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    Issue: The Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery is proposing an exhibition for the Perth International Art Festival. An artwork is being proposed that pushes ethical boundaries. This said artwork is ‘Helena’ by Marco Evaristti. Imagine you are a member of a UWA human or animal ethics committee and have to decide whether the artwork can be exhibited at UWA. Description of the artwork: “‘Helena’ consists of ten Moulinex blenders positioned on an ordinary kitchen table; each blender is filled with water and

  • Aaron: A Fictional Narrative

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    showed him a small tank that was perfect for his goldfish and grabbed the right food for him. Aaron left the store with his new friend, fish food, and 17 cents that was left over. He ran all the way home with a big smile on his face. When he arrived back home, he ran back to his room and shut his door. He put his new friend on his night stand so it would be right next to him as he slept. He brought his homework over to his bed to keep his goldfish company. He didn’t feel as lonely as he had before

  • Morals of Ode on the Death of a Favorite Cat (Favourite)

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    Morals of Ode on the Death of a Favorite Cat (Favourite) It is very difficult to understand what a writer mean when they write a poem, because you have to get in to a frame of mind that you think the writer was in when they composed the poem. In the Ode on the Death of a Favourite Cat, Drowned in a Tub of Gold Fishes, Thomas Gray uses a cat and fish to teach a moral. In the Ode on the Death of a Favourite Cat, Drowned in a Tub of Gold Fishes the setting was set in the first stanza. The poem gave

  • Betta Fish Research Paper

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    scales and fins, but most importantly they make great apartment pets. Having a betta fish is better than having a goldfish when it comes down to the cost of food, maintenance, and lifespan. All pets need food, to help them grow and be healthy. There are different types of brands to choose from, some with different flavor and different color. However, when it comes down to Goldfish food, there is only one type of flavor and can be sold in the form of flakes or pellets. The cost of buying these foods

  • Creative Writing: My Life as a Fish

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    as one of my friends hits it after swimming by. Another goldfish with a long, beautiful orange tail swims by me. This elegant goldfish looks exactly like me except I am about an inch bigger. As this fish passes me, two other small gold fish swim about in search for food. One of the two has a huge white spot on the side of its body and its orange flat tail. The other is plain orange with a wide tail. Right now the white spotted goldfish is motionless. The water is so clear, it almost seems like

  • Goldfish Reflection

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    for student learning. This lesson allowed students to take care of goldfish by being assigned jobs to care of each basic need by feeding them, replacing the water, and providing shelter with elodea. The students were able to connect their prior knowledge of their own human basic needs, in order to gain a stronger understanding of the basic needs of goldfish. The students were able to learn about the importance of providing the goldfish with their basic needs in order to keep them healthy. They were

  • Personal Narrative Essay: Rainbow Fish

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    I used to love fish. Ever since I was a toddler I loved everything fish themed! ‘Rainbow Fish’, by Marcus Pfister, was one of my favorite children’s books and I even had a lot of Rainbow fish themed stuffed animals and toys. “Mom, can you read me Rainbow Fish again?” I said while I layed on my stomach with my face down on the pillow. “Ok Sweetie.”, My mom said with a smile on her face, probably for the 5th time that night. One of my favorite movies as a child was Finding Nemo. I had to have sat down

  • Goldfish Biology

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    Goldfish, like other cold-blooded animals, have pigment cells that are called chromatophores. Inside chromatophores are chromatosomes, which are the organelles which hold the pigment. The chromatosomes can absorb or reflect light. The color of a fish is dictated by what kinds of chromatosomes are in its cells, how many chromatosomes there are, and where in the cell the chromatosomes are located; these, in sum, control which chromatosomes absorb light and which ones reflect it, therefore affecting

  • Tobacco On Goldfish Metabolism

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    The Effects of Tobacco on Goldfish Metabolism Introduction Tobacco is connected with a number of negative effects in humans and a few other organisms. For example, the long list of negative effects range from birth defects and lessened lung capacity, to sexual impotence. All of the previously mentioned result from extended tobacco exposure in varying mediums and although they are negative effects associated with tobacco, it has also been proven that tobacco to acts as a stimulant to some animals

  • Goldfish Alternate Ending

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    going to be a treasure” Kristina stated from the other side of the room “your welcome to the goldfish Silke.” Lindy yelled, Emmy who was busy writing this entire conversation, remembered that these goldfish had been previously been on her desk, and she had been eating them. “By the way all of my music is not like this, I just chose to play

  • The Secret Goldfish Theme

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    In today’s society, there is nothing that is seen as a perfect marriage. Love and hate are both closely intertwined in our brain, making them the two most intense emotions. It is bazar to think that one can go from loving someone to hating (disliking) that certain individual, or from hating (disliking) that individual to falling mad in love with them. Society creates a barrier that makes one believe on what a loving relationship should be. In many occasions negativity and other factors come to play

  • Comparing The Monkey's Paw And The Goldfish

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    Jacobs) and The Goldfish (written by: Etgar Keret) are very similar. What a lot of people fail see though, is that even with them being so similar, they aren’t. Each one has its own meeting and its own story to be told. In these stories the most noticeable similarity is that they both are centered around the three wishes and magical things that grant them. “He put a spell on it so that three separate man could have three wishes..” (Monkeyś Paw page 2). Similarly in the goldfish story, “If you found

  • Summary Of Sandy Skoglund's Revenge Of The Goldfish

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    throughout the photographs. Differences can be found in her artwork as well. Skoglund’s Revenge of The Goldfish, 1981 (Figure 1), is a popular work of art that is represented at the Akron Art Museum

  • This Goldfish: The Fisherman And His Wife

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    thought, What of This Goldfish and The Fisherman and His Wife clearly represent the true struggle with wishing. To begin with, What of This Goldfish displays how even thought through wishing can create problems. In the story the main character Sergei has obtained a magical, talking, wishing goldfish. All at once, a stranger comes to his door intrigued by the fish Sergei mistakes his excitement for greed and kills him. Sergei was afraid that the intruder would take the goldfish, the only reason that

  • Comparing The Story 'Goldfish ',' A Visit To Grandmother

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    Relationships There are many different themes to every story. In the case of “Goldfish,” “A visit to Grandmother,” Miguel’s experience, and Aaron’s experience, the main theme is about relationships; however, those themes branch off into their own individual meanings. All these stories portray how our relationship with others can lead us to how we are as a person in the future. These stories all have difficult situations with the members of the story that drive you crazy with suspense, making you

  • This Goldfish Would You Wish

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    The Positive Side In People's Differences “It is not our differences that divide us. It is our inability to recognize, accept, and celebrate those differences.”(Audre Lorde). This quote was written by an African American female writer who was a civil rights activist. It shows that variations are not the only factor that separates society, it is the lack of ability to know our differences. Accepting others who are different than yourself may lead to positive and negative factors. The growth of knowledge

  • This Goldfish Would You Wish For Essay

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    liked to be alone with his magic goldfish. One day a kid came to Sergi’s house to ask him what he would wish for if he found a magic goldfish. The kid saw Sergi’s goldfish and rushed towards it without knowing it was the magic fish he spoke about. “Sergi became protective of his magic fish and would not think twice about getting physical”(6). Sergi changed after he found the magic goldfish and moved away from Russia. He thought people would want to steal his magic goldfish. When I was younger one of the

  • Love Song With Two Goldfish Summary

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    In the poem “(love song, with two goldfish)” the love life of two individuals are portrayed as the lives of two fish. Their romance is failing as one lovers constant affection pushes the other away. In the end, one-sided love can only get them so far. The poet Grace Chua uses fish diction, strategically placed parentheses, and the symbol of the bowl in order to show how one's undying love can often leave them broken when their feelings are not reciprocated. The poet uses diction to characterize