Comparisons

Maybe your dream was living in a super luxury resort complete with a swimming pool, soft bed, and a safe with jewelry. Or maybe it was to become the leader of the land. Or something else. But they all have something in common: At least a bit of luxury. We just seen to love luxury. It’s comfortable, clean, and has lots of “good” things with it. Meanwhile, others out there with little money or power live in non-luxury (simple/harsh) environments that are the exact opposite of luxury: no mansion, no gold, no private movie theatre or whatsoever. When non-luxury homes...

Below is erasers vs. whiteout- which is better, which is preferred, and why. Introduction Erasers One thing erasers are for is to erase, of course. They’re erase-ers! Whiteout Whiteout whites things out. Apply a sheet of whiteout onto an error, your mistake’s white-outed! Good Things About… blank Erasing Quickne-ss Effficen-cy Size Used For Price Using # Of Items Rarity Erasers can erase light marks a few sec. quick 1-2 in. pencil $4, $5 tiny-med effort 1, eraser com-mon Whiteo-ut can hide marks a few sec. quick 2-3 in inks $3 variety effort 2, whiteout + cap comm-on *means usually only*...

Muscles do a big job in the human body: movement. Just imagine it: You don’t have any muscles. You would be thin as a skeleton, and straight as a ruler. So what muscles do we have? Voluntary and involuntary muscles. Voluntary Voluntary muscles are muscles that you can control, like your leg or your arm. They don’t move automatically. You probably never had your arm or leg move without you wanting to first. Imagine if you kept on moving your arms to grab random things- like a telephone, pig, or someone’s ear! Involuntary Involuntary muscles are muscles that you can’t...

“Butterflies are great and pretty and purple!” “Butterflies are animals that are not made of butter!” Both of these phrases sound childish. But one of them is an opinion and the other is a fact. Facts Facts are words that if bunched together, form a statement that is proven true. Did you ever hear someone say a sentence that you found very hard to prove wrong like “Venus is a planet” or “baseball is a sport“? That was a fact you heard. In the intro, you read another fact: “butterflies are animals that are not made of butter“. How could...

“It’s raining cats and dogs!” You heard someone say. Well, how can the sky really do so? No, the sky does not rain four legged animals with ears. This sentence is an idiom. And what really is an idiom? For the idiom we read above: This actually means, An idiom is a phrase that says something but means something else. Also, “cats and dogs” does not mean “very hard“. So, the meaning of idiom is: a phrase that says something but means something else More examples: The idiom will be at the top and the answer of what it actually...