Animal Farm Research Paper

The animals in the book Animals Farms had certain commandment or rules they had to abide by.

There were seven commandments which were “whatever goes upon two legs are enemy,

whatever goes upon four legs or has wings is a friend, no animal shall wear clothes, no animal

shall sleep in a bed, no animal shall drink alcohol, no animal shall kill any other animal, and all

animals are equal.” In the world, today we have rules that are written and unwritten that we

follow. In my essay, I’ll be talking about seven important and basic rules written and unwritten

that we follow on a daily base. Those seven rule are we should not commit murder, don’t speed,

say “please” and “thank you”, respect your elderly, wear your seat belt, do not steal,

and

capitalize the first letter in the beginning of every sentence.

Rule number one is a basic rule everyone should follow and know. Not a lot of people

follow this rule, and there are consequences for breaking this rule. If you didn’t know in the city

of Montgomery, Alabama there has been thirty-four homicide or murders; which are were most

cause by a gun. The people who break this rule get years in prison based on the type of murder

was caused. Therefore, if you don’t want to go to prison don’t kill anyone.

This rule is broken all the time on highways, freeways, parking lots, etc. When we go

over a certain speed limit we get pulled over by a police, and we either get a warning or a ticket.

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A speeding ticket ranges between one hundred to two hundred dollars in the state of Alabama.

When speeding, you are risking a lot of safety hazards, especially during heavy traffic. You want

to keep your insurance down, and your license then don’t speed. As my mom always tell me you

drive for yourself and other people.

Saying “please” and “thank you”, has been taught to everyone since they we little, and it

gets passed on to generation to generation. You say “please” when asking for something

and

“thank you” when you have received something. This rule is an unwritten rule. Saying “please”

and “thank you” shows you are respectful and discipline. When saying those things, you

shouldn’t only tell to adults but younger people and your peers as well. To me, it’s something

that natural and a habit, I feel as if you should always say it no matter who you are talking to.

Since I was a little child my mom always told me to respect my elders, because that’s

who got us here in the first place. Our elders will do anything for us; they will give us the last bit

of money they have. They sacrifice so much for us children and adults, which is why we show

them full respect with no hesitation. My grandparents show me the most love, they love and care

for me like I’m their own. By respect I mean, do what they say, say “yes sir”, “yes ma’am”, “no

sir”, “no ma’am” and, say “please and thank you”, etc. Show them your full respect; they will

make you mad but we still must respect them and it’s all out of love.

This rule cause death in car accidents if broken. When no wearing your seat belt, you’re

not secure to the seat. In a car accident, you come in impact with another car, the seat belt keeps

you to the seat and when not wearing it your dead meat. This is the leading cause of death in a

car accident, and next to it is texting and driving. Also, when not wearing a seat belt the cost of

the accident increases two to seven times higher. Your insurance is sure to go up and the legal

case may also change. To make things easier to say, save your life and wear a seat belt.

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This rule is in the bible and is also a law in the US.

Sometimes we steal on accident, like

when we had something in our had that we picked up and forgot to pay for. There are people

who rob banks, houses, cars, apartments and people. I actually have a cousin who is in jail now

for robbery and he has been in there for a while now. The sentence for robbery is ten years to life

depending on the class. No one should want to steal from anyone but unfortunately Americans

do.

The last rule is an English rule. You should capitalize the first letter in the beginning of

every sentence. This rule has been taught to you when you first started writing sentences. This let

anyone who is reading your paper know that you have started a new sentence. This also keep

sentences from being a run-on sentence. A run-on sentence has two or more independent clauses.

A paragraph usually has five or more sentences; which is was the first letter of each sentence is

capitalized. The punishment for that is points taking off.

In conclusion American follows these rules on a daily. Not all my rules are followed

which is why people are in jail, some kids are disobedient, and essays look a mess. If I meet

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foreigner, I feel as if these are important for them to know. If I wouldn’t have told my foreigner

my rules, they would’ve either been in jail, beat up, or sent back to their country. My seven rules

were basic and taught since we could talk and walk.