There were a number of stereotypes- a better name is plot devices, used in this movie- and all somewhat questionable. First of all There is a sneaky implied linkage with Santa Claus. the two characters ( Wizard of Oz and Santa Claus) have the same number of letters. the story starts out in reality but uses a supernatural device- the cyclone- to propel the lead character- Dorothy Gale to the fictional land of Oz. The somewhat tetched concept of Good-Guy monsters and one-dimensional characters is used- to excess- we have three such characters, the Scarecrow ( Bolger) Tin Man ( Jack Hailey) and Cowardly LIon ( played by Bert Lahr)- None of these have names- by the way the Tin Man is NOT referred to in either the book or the movie- as a ROBOT. There is a use of the once-popular trap door device- to terminate that plot as a bad dream, which is a questionable dramatic device- for one thing it completely forestalls any cinematic further development- Nothing-from Nothing, leaves nothing. so it goes. I"ll take Anastasia any day.
if they are black all the sterotypes are true
Almira Gulch is the schoolteacher in "The Wizard of Oz."Specifically, Almira is the county's biggest landowner as well as being a gardener and schoolteacher. She is a character in the beloved 1939 film version but not in the original 1900 book edition of "The Wizard of Oz." She becomes the Wicked Witches of the East and of the West in the Oz sequences experienced or dreamed by Dorothy.
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The name Oz is what the book and the movie 'The Wizard of Oz' and the country/continent Australia have in common. The name 'Oz' refers to the Wizard and to the beautiful, enchanted, magical lands in the original 1900 book edition and the beloved 1939 movie version of 'The Wizard of Oz'. The name 'Oz' also is a nickname for Australia.
the wizard will kill you
yes they do
No, they are not.
2.87 lbs x 16 ozs/lb = 45.92 ozs
16 ounces (ozs) is a MEASURE of the weight of something. 16 ozs of lead will weigh exactly 16 ozs. 16 ozs of feathers will weigh exactly 16 ozs. Oh and by the way there are 16 ozs in a pound.
2.536 ozs. 75 cc *(.03381 ozs/cc)=2.536 ozs
There are 16 ozs in a pound. 160 ozs in 10 lbs Divide 160 ozs by 7 ozs. This gives you 22.85 ozs. So 22 -7 oz. portions of fish.
So, you have to add 24 ozs to one gallon of water ( which is equal to 128 ozs.) . Since you only have 48 ozs of water, you need to know what percentage you'll have to reduce your other "ingredients". 48 ozs. is 37.5% of 128 so you need to add 37.5% of 24 ozs. to your water. 24 multiplied by .375 equals 9. Add 9 ozs to your 48 ozs of water.
yes
no becuse of the sterotypes it as lol
16.9 - 8 = 8.9 oz
if they are black all the sterotypes are true
16.9 ozs 16.9 ozs