examples of autobiography

A:use things like "I" "we" "us". use first person for example: One sppoky day, aliens from the planter narshamp invaded my house. These narshampians were............. good luck!!!!

A:http://www.microsoft.com/education/AmazingAutobiographies.mspx or http://www.smasd.org/pssa/html/WRITING/wri36.htm. I hope I helped =]

A:'Your' autobiography, or an autobiography that someone else wrote about themselves? Depending on the kind of class this is, you may want to direct your energies on someone in that field. Then on someone in the field that you have a natural curiosity. Eccentrics can include some interesting anecdotes. For example, Ronald Reagan chose to watch "The Sound of Music" movie instead of practicing his inaugural address when becoming President. If it is about yourself, then it is important to start with an attention grabber! I did a speech once on stalking laws -- and I had been a stalking victim myself so could weave in personal experience. For the offbeat start, I began by saying, "Most people don't realize that 'Helen'..." (who was the TA teaching) -- then said three personal things about HER that no one knew. Then I leaned forward, looked her in her eye and announced, "Helen, you have been stalked!" (Not really, since I connected with her boyfriend and found out obscure information first.) Sure got her attention! Easy A. 1. Grab attention 2. Make three main points - cite authority, if it helps press the point 3. Conclude by pulling elements together

A:Myths are stories of god(s) interacting with humans used to demonstrate a religon's ethics, beliefs on where we came from and why we're here, our obligations to each other and the gods, etc. Autobiography is someone's life story written by themselves. Biography is someone's life story written by someone else. Fables are stories used to teach or demonstrate morals. Legends are stories that aren't true, like Paul Bunyan or the Hook. They are for entertainment. Realistic is not a category I am familiar with, sorry.

A:You will have to make time. Interestingly enough, in my children's school district some parents tried to ban _Kaffir Boy_. It is now off the reading requirements but one of the most signed out books in the school library ! Read the book.