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Tuesday, 28 May 2019

ENGLISH _ Macbeth /2019 _ Questioning and Answers (Refined Character Stuff on Macbeth )

 Refined Character Stuff on  Macbeth

Ending Fight Scene


  1. Which factor is most influential: (a) Witches & their prophecy? (b) Vaulting ambition? (c) Lady Macbeth?
  2. Why is he obsessed with killing Banquo? (oh yeah, and Fleance too)
  3. How does he justify his decision to proceed down the path of evil?
  4. Explain his decision to murder Lady Macduff & children (increasingly erratic & illogical behaviour)
  5. Is he nothing more than a “dead butcher” or do we the audience feel differently about him at the end?



Answers : 

1. Vaulting ambition

2. Because Banquo is suspicious of Macbeth

3. Macbeth thinks macduff's family is going to take over the throne

4. He changed the mood when on the battlefield with Macduff he was more emotinal in my opioon he was more heartful

5. Valiant solider






Thursday, 23 May 2019

Antarctica animals

What animals would you find in antarctica and Why?
It is in the Antarctic that the Blue Whales gorge on kill in
the rich waters before migrating to their feeding grounds
in the warmer waters of the equator. And given its rarity,
it is a beautiful sight if you are ever lucky enough to see
it on your adventure in and around the Antarctic Ocean.



Who discovered the animals in antarctica?
on an expedition to an icy island chain off the Antarctic
Peninsula's northern tip, researchers discovered a massive
super colony of more than 1.5 million Adeline penguins,
according to a study published March 2 in Scientific Reports
.
When were animals first discovered in antarctica?
360 million years


Why do animals live in antarctica
Arctic and Antarctic birds and mammals such as
penguins, whales, bears, foxes and seals - are warm blooded animals
and they maintain similar internal body temperatures to warm blooded
animals in any other climate zone - that is 35-42°C (95-107°F) depending on the species.


How do the animals survive in extreme cold condition ?
Air temperatures are averaging below freezing over the year (usually
well below freezing) with a range in many places around   -40°C to +10°C (-40°F to +50°F)
 And highs (very briefly and rarely up to +22°C (+72°F) amongst rocks and moss banks arctic
and Antarctic birds and mammals such as penguins, whales, bears, foxes  and seals - are warm blooded
animals and they maintain similar internal body temperatures to warm blooded animals in any other
climate zone - that is 35-42°C (95-107°F) depending on the species.
They have to keep high body temperatures to remain active. These animals are known as endothermic
(endo-inside + therm-heat) as they generate their heat internally. The polar regions' cold and wind
mean that this heat can very quickly be lost leading to hypothermia (hypo-under).


;p  

Weather with you

As I hand the red note to him , he gave a silent glare ,  students started to watch
and whisper in each others ears.  He told me ‘’ your making a scene‘’
and slowly throws the note away  at first i was shocked.
My knees fell slowly towards the ground as my tears started to speed down my face.
I remember looking up feeling raindrops and grey clouds coming over my head and
seeing him slowly walk away from me.  My heart started to hurt. I was sad , hurt ,angry and
disappointed , i couldn’t let him run off .
I was still in love with him. I felt like I didn’t get to hear him say the words i wanted to hear.
I was wet , in tears and I was hurt . Running felt like forever , My heart felt so painful.
The dark clouds started to cover the skies , As lighting started to hit.

Free Writing ( First Man )

IT all started at 25 million years ago a new species appeared on earth: the great apes.
They were our distant ancestors. Through evolution they gave rise , to new more advanced species.
They adventured far and wide and invented , hunting, power, tools, love, and soon.. War .
 They gave birth to the first man , the first homo sapiens.
This is where human life began This is where it all started.
If fully modern humans had been around for a hundred thousand years and farming just
started 10,000 years ago what on earth we were waiting for? It turns out we were waiting for
warmth 2.6 million years ago an era of ice ages begins. Producing distinct cold air errors
punctuated by periods of warmth intergalactic modern humans evolved during the last glacial periods.
And when did it end you guessed it 10,000 years ago.
The fact is plants like warmth weather and it was only 10,000 years ago
when the most recent ice age ended , that conditions in Mesopotamia finally came
together in just the right way. So climate change helps us answer the question  why farming
started when it did , now flash forward from 8000 BC . People in Mesopotamia have been farming
for over 6000 years and things have been going pretty well but a disastrous change is coming
. A climate crises that starts around 3800 BC threatens to wipe out Mesopotamian ideal conditions
and bring the farming experiment to an end. And it turns out that ancient geology will be a key to their
survival. Without these tectonic collisions without the creation of these mountain ranges we wouldn’t
have these tremendous river systems that have been so vital for subsequent human history.
Now in 3800 BC as this region dries out , these rivers allow people to create one of humanity’s
most important inventions a key stepping stone to civilisation.

Human life began on farming ,
but why were they not modern, and able to use all the resources we use now?

Story about Iqbal masih (Soical Studies)

Iqbal Masih

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The Story of Iqbal is truly extraordinaryIqbal is our main subject this semester solely based around Human rights and Children Labour. It gives us the idea of what it's like working without consent and forced to work in order to repay the family debt. Iqbal is a victim of being a debt slave and works for Hussian Khan- the carpet factory owner.

The most interesting thing I've learned about this is how Pakistan has no Human Rights, especially children who aren't entitled to deserve the education they need. What intrigues me the most is how children have no free time to themselves and constantly work underneath the blazing sun.

Mrs. Prebble is reading to us a book that explains Iqbal's story, afterward, it is expected of us to write a S.E.E.L paragraph in an indication of what we have learned and understood and how it links to Human Rights and Child Labour.

Tuesday, 21 May 2019

Critical literacy.

We are learning about critical literacy. This is taking apart the text and finding what the hidden meanings it has . How it makes you feel and what it tries to portray. 


Outsiders book : How does this text construct a version of reality?
The Outsides introduces us to a first person perspective. We are reading from a character and what is going on in the mind of the main character. The things that the characters are thinking is different  from when they are acting (movie) . It has used the idea that the outsides are tough on the outside but soft on the inside. The author S.E Hinton bases on the idea of gang war from 1965. S.E Hinton grounds the character and has negative and positive actions that makes the text seems real. 




Outsiders (Movie) : How are children, teenagers , young adults, and adults constructed in the text?
The children are helpless and naive. Which in the teenagers are violent and loud (Both soc's and greasers) 
The young adults are the same as violent but still look after the younger people. The older adults are not really there now apart from the nurses , cops and parents of the kids stuck in the fire .