In 1830 there were 100 thousand Māori and 300 thousand Europeans living in New Zealand. The behavior of the Whalers, the Missionaries’ desire to help protect Māori rights and the Musket Wars were reasons that a treaty was needed. The Declaration of Independence was another contributing factor to the need for a treaty. One reason that a treaty was needed was the lawless behavior of some of the British Settlers. Another reason that a treaty was needed was to protect Māori rights. One group that felt strongly about this was the missionaries. Another reason that a treaty was needed was the Musket Wars. The final reason that a treaty was needed was the existence of the Declaration of Independence. In conclusion, a treaty was needed because of all the illegal things that were happening and the overuse of alcohol, prostitution and more.
Tuesday, 3 December 2019
Friday, 29 November 2019
Thursday, 7 November 2019
Is Sport better than Music. (essay writting)
(NOTE THIS IS NOT FINISHED)
I personally feel both are great.
Music is an awesome entertainment source. For me, music is good because some musicians stand out for their use of lyrics. Music can also have a big effect on other people not just from the beat or rhythm in which the song plays, but inside the lyrics of the song. A well known musical artist/rapper, “Tupac Amaru Shakur” is a great example for telling real-life problems and transferring them into a song, this can help others open up about relatable problems and feel less insecure, that's what I think one of the way’s music is good. Another way I think that music is good is that it can fill up an empty atmosphere and give off good vibes and fixed moods.
Friday, 18 October 2019
Friday, 23 August 2019
The Hunger Games - Theme analyse
(NOTE THIS POST IN NOT FINISHED)
(Rich vs Poor)
Rich vs Poor is shown when Katniss and Peeta arrive at Panam on the train. When they arrive you immediately notice the difference from District 12, They're all in bright/rich clothing, wigs, and excessive make-up whereas in Katniss's District they're in handmade overworn and dull clothing. when they enter The Capitol you see the use of technology, light whites, blues, and various metals to give the audience the feeling of a clean, wealthy society they own. In District 12 they have none of what The Capitol own.
Another huge scene that shows the theme Rich vs Poor in a similar way is shown in the arena when Katniss is all alone trying to survive whilst District 1 and 2 are in alliances, also showing a way that she's poor.
(Struggle for Power)
We see Struggle for Power in the arena when Katniss is out hunting and looking for resources to survive whereas District 1 is out in the open with all the resources such as food and threatening like weapons enough to last weeks. That can relate to Struggle for Power but to survive because they are limiting the resources that others have access to for there survival.
Another scene that shows the theme Struggle for Power that could've ended tragically took place in the arena. The two tributes Katniss and Peeta had so low power and respect from other districts that they wanted to end it by threatening to eat the nightlock berries at the end of the game because they couldn't get what they wanted to not kill each other, doing that President Snow decided to keep two winners whilst getting rob off his will for one.
(Hope and Rebellion)
(Rich vs Poor)
Rich vs Poor is shown when Katniss and Peeta arrive at Panam on the train. When they arrive you immediately notice the difference from District 12, They're all in bright/rich clothing, wigs, and excessive make-up whereas in Katniss's District they're in handmade overworn and dull clothing. when they enter The Capitol you see the use of technology, light whites, blues, and various metals to give the audience the feeling of a clean, wealthy society they own. In District 12 they have none of what The Capitol own.
Another huge scene that shows the theme Rich vs Poor in a similar way is shown in the arena when Katniss is all alone trying to survive whilst District 1 and 2 are in alliances, also showing a way that she's poor.
(Struggle for Power)
We see Struggle for Power in the arena when Katniss is out hunting and looking for resources to survive whereas District 1 is out in the open with all the resources such as food and threatening like weapons enough to last weeks. That can relate to Struggle for Power but to survive because they are limiting the resources that others have access to for there survival.
Another scene that shows the theme Struggle for Power that could've ended tragically took place in the arena. The two tributes Katniss and Peeta had so low power and respect from other districts that they wanted to end it by threatening to eat the nightlock berries at the end of the game because they couldn't get what they wanted to not kill each other, doing that President Snow decided to keep two winners whilst getting rob off his will for one.
(Hope and Rebellion)
Thursday, 22 August 2019
Hunger Games Essay
In the film “The Hunger Games” colour, costume and lighting are used effectively to show the audience the difference in wealth exercising the theme of Rich vs Poor.
We see the imbalance of Rich vs Poor in the Reaping scene, For instance, the children in district 12 all look alike in dull, simple and over-worn clothing. In contrast, Effie Trinkett arrives wearing bright clothes, a large wig, a headpiece and excessive make-up. This makes the audience feel sorry for the people of District 12 because Effie is a symbol of wealth in The Capitol. We see that not everyone lives in poverty. The director did this to show the hard life of those in Katniss and Peeta’s District live in. Coinciding with this is Effie’s behaviour. She is loud, happy and confident while the people of District 12 are shy, scared and vulnerable showing their Struggle for Power. This can be juxtaposed in the scene where Katniss and Peeta arrive in the capitol.
Linking back to colour, within scenes of the film, colour is used effectively to show the theme I mentioned before, Rich vs Poor. This is demonstrated in two scenes - District 12 at the start of the film and the capitol when Katniss and Peeta arrive on the train. In District 12 a natural, dull and dark palette of greens and browns are used to create a wild atmosphere, whereas in The Capitol there's a variety of shiny metallics, industrial silvers and light blues to give the audience a feeling of a technological and advanced society that they hold.
Another theme that the director effectively used in the film is camera shots and angles. Garry Ross used camera angles perfectly in specific scenes to give the viewers a visual of power. We see this theme when President Snow was addressing the crowd at the tribute parade. In this scene, the director uses a low angle, over the shoulder, extreme wide shot to show that snow is greater than everyone else. The purpose of this was to introduce the antagonist character and show the power he has over everyone, including Katniss. Coinciding with this is the use of lighting focusing on Snow and the tributes to show they are the most important figures in this scene. This can be juxtaposed to when the two tributes, Katniss and Peeta, reclaim power from Snow in the arena by threatening to eat the nightlock berries and finessing Snow of his victor.
In conclusion, we see that colour, costume and lighting is effectively used to show theme Rich vs Poor. We see this in the Reaping scene where District 12 are idly waiting for Effie to announce the names, they’re all alike wearing the same clothing all dull, dirty and overworn. In another scene, Rich vs Poor is shown in the arena when Katniss is all alone whilst District 1 and 2 are in alliances, also showing a way that she's poor. For me, as a viewer, I would feel mixed emotions for her and her district because of the struggle they have.
We see the imbalance of Rich vs Poor in the Reaping scene, For instance, the children in district 12 all look alike in dull, simple and over-worn clothing. In contrast, Effie Trinkett arrives wearing bright clothes, a large wig, a headpiece and excessive make-up. This makes the audience feel sorry for the people of District 12 because Effie is a symbol of wealth in The Capitol. We see that not everyone lives in poverty. The director did this to show the hard life of those in Katniss and Peeta’s District live in. Coinciding with this is Effie’s behaviour. She is loud, happy and confident while the people of District 12 are shy, scared and vulnerable showing their Struggle for Power. This can be juxtaposed in the scene where Katniss and Peeta arrive in the capitol.
Linking back to colour, within scenes of the film, colour is used effectively to show the theme I mentioned before, Rich vs Poor. This is demonstrated in two scenes - District 12 at the start of the film and the capitol when Katniss and Peeta arrive on the train. In District 12 a natural, dull and dark palette of greens and browns are used to create a wild atmosphere, whereas in The Capitol there's a variety of shiny metallics, industrial silvers and light blues to give the audience a feeling of a technological and advanced society that they hold.
Another theme that the director effectively used in the film is camera shots and angles. Garry Ross used camera angles perfectly in specific scenes to give the viewers a visual of power. We see this theme when President Snow was addressing the crowd at the tribute parade. In this scene, the director uses a low angle, over the shoulder, extreme wide shot to show that snow is greater than everyone else. The purpose of this was to introduce the antagonist character and show the power he has over everyone, including Katniss. Coinciding with this is the use of lighting focusing on Snow and the tributes to show they are the most important figures in this scene. This can be juxtaposed to when the two tributes, Katniss and Peeta, reclaim power from Snow in the arena by threatening to eat the nightlock berries and finessing Snow of his victor.
In conclusion, we see that colour, costume and lighting is effectively used to show theme Rich vs Poor. We see this in the Reaping scene where District 12 are idly waiting for Effie to announce the names, they’re all alike wearing the same clothing all dull, dirty and overworn. In another scene, Rich vs Poor is shown in the arena when Katniss is all alone whilst District 1 and 2 are in alliances, also showing a way that she's poor. For me, as a viewer, I would feel mixed emotions for her and her district because of the struggle they have.
Friday, 16 August 2019
Old technology vs New technology - Yarny
Old technology:
Hand saw
Brick phone
Roller skates
Horse gig
Map
Fire torch
Quill
New technology:
Electric saw
I phones
Hover-boards
Super cars
Google maps
Torch
Pen
Technology is to improve or to make something you need in your life easier than it was previously.
Technology has improved drastically over the generations all from the start of humans to nowadays with all the electric tech. These utensils from quill's to hand saws all to pens and pencil's, electric saws and more etc.
Hand saw
Brick phone
Roller skates
Horse gig
Map
Fire torch
Quill
New technology:
Electric saw
I phones
Hover-boards
Super cars
Google maps
Torch
Pen
Technology is to improve or to make something you need in your life easier than it was previously.
Technology has improved drastically over the generations all from the start of humans to nowadays with all the electric tech. These utensils from quill's to hand saws all to pens and pencil's, electric saws and more etc.
Tuesday, 30 July 2019
Hunger games atmosphere/mood
Atmosphere/mood
Scene 1
District 12.
Colour - Green/Dull/Dark/Brown/Black/Grey/White
- Natural
- Free
- Fresh
- Makes you feel like your in the wild
Scene 2
Capital.
Colour - White/Grey/Silver/Metallic/Bright
- Industrial
- Advanced
- Futuristic
- Makes you feel clean/Wealthy
Scene 3
Control room
Colour - White/Blues/Grey
- Clinical
- Algorithmic
- Cramped
- Technological
- These colours show the use of technology
Themes:
- Hope and rebellion
- Rich vs Poor
- Power and Struggle
Paragraph:
Colour is used effectively to show the theme of Rich vs Poor. This is demonstrated in the two scenes - District 12 at the start of the film and the capitol as Katniss and Peeta arrive on the train. In District 12 a natural, dull and dark palette of greens and browns is used to create a wild atmosphere. In the Capitol, a metallic, industrial colour palette of whites, silvers and greys are used to create a feeling of an advanced society. The purpose of this is to show the rich vs poor in the two societies. The Capitol has more bright colours and advanced buildings and technologies, whereas District 12 has dull colours to show their rundown buildings and overworn clothing. Combined with the use of costumes we're able to see the divide between the wealthy and the capitol and the poor of District 12. This reminds the audience of the riot scene later in the film when the poor citizens of District 11 rebel against the rule of the Capitol.
Scene 1
District 12.
Colour - Green/Dull/Dark/Brown/Black/Grey/White
- Natural
- Free
- Fresh
- Makes you feel like your in the wild
Scene 2
Capital.
Colour - White/Grey/Silver/Metallic/Bright
- Industrial
- Advanced
- Futuristic
- Makes you feel clean/Wealthy
Scene 3
Control room
Colour - White/Blues/Grey
- Clinical
- Algorithmic
- Cramped
- Technological
- These colours show the use of technology
Themes:
- Hope and rebellion
- Rich vs Poor
- Power and Struggle
Paragraph:
Colour is used effectively to show the theme of Rich vs Poor. This is demonstrated in the two scenes - District 12 at the start of the film and the capitol as Katniss and Peeta arrive on the train. In District 12 a natural, dull and dark palette of greens and browns is used to create a wild atmosphere. In the Capitol, a metallic, industrial colour palette of whites, silvers and greys are used to create a feeling of an advanced society. The purpose of this is to show the rich vs poor in the two societies. The Capitol has more bright colours and advanced buildings and technologies, whereas District 12 has dull colours to show their rundown buildings and overworn clothing. Combined with the use of costumes we're able to see the divide between the wealthy and the capitol and the poor of District 12. This reminds the audience of the riot scene later in the film when the poor citizens of District 11 rebel against the rule of the Capitol.
Friday, 26 July 2019
boomerang
1.to learn about the weapons that the aboriginal culture used to hunt food.
2.my boomerang means strong and guidance. the dull colour means shadows/scared and the lite colours underneath means guidance from the dark and bravery.
3.everything. I was trying to make the colours fade and I did.
4.heres a picture of my boomerang.
2.my boomerang means strong and guidance. the dull colour means shadows/scared and the lite colours underneath means guidance from the dark and bravery.
3.everything. I was trying to make the colours fade and I did.
4.heres a picture of my boomerang.
Keyword Atmosphere/mood-how you feel in the surroundings
Themes:
Hope/Rebellion.
Rich vs poor.
Struggle for power
1. Reaping scene - District 12
White/Grey clothing/Dull/Overworn.
Everyone walking at the same pace.
Effie shows up in an exaggerating dress.
Effie makes a sasy entrance.
Girls have braided hair.
Girls ware dresses and skirts.
Boys have short hair.
Boys ware shirts and pants.
Everyone wearing the same clothing.
Tensions building up while idling to be chosen.
Hard work/poverty/struggling.
Struggle for power against President Snow/Rich vs Poor.
2.Capital
Lots of vibrant colors/Loud/Unique/Excessive makeup/Use of wigs.
No one looks the same.
looks professional.
Capital uses advanced tech to create their clothes.
Rich/Wealthy.
access to a health/safe lifestyle.
don't need to work for what they have.
Sponsors/All the power.
Arrogant/Big ego
AssHol*s
3.Arena
Camoflague clothing/Dull/Cargo
All looks the same(easier to kill off that character)
Lightweight clothing for nimble/agility
Heavy-duty boots to protect ankles and feet.
Scared of death.
Paragraph:
In the Reaping scene, the costume is effectively to show the imbalance between rich and poor of Panam. For instance, the children in district 12 all look alike in dull/simple and overworn clothing. In contrast, Effie Trinkett arrives wearing bright clothes, a large wig, and headpiece and excessive make-up. This makes the audience feel sorry for the people of District 12 because Effie is a symbol of wealth in the capital. We see that not everyone lives in poverty. The director did this to show the hard life of those in Katniss district lives in. Coinciding with this is Effies behavior. She is loud, happy and confident while the people of the district 12 are quiet shy and scared. This can be juxtaposed in the scene where Katniss and peeta arrive in the capital. This scene everyone else is rich and clean.
Themes:
Hope/Rebellion.
Rich vs poor.
Struggle for power
1. Reaping scene - District 12
White/Grey clothing/Dull/Overworn.
Everyone walking at the same pace.
Effie shows up in an exaggerating dress.
Effie makes a sasy entrance.
Girls have braided hair.
Girls ware dresses and skirts.
Boys have short hair.
Boys ware shirts and pants.
Everyone wearing the same clothing.
Tensions building up while idling to be chosen.
Hard work/poverty/struggling.
Struggle for power against President Snow/Rich vs Poor.
Despite higher districts because they don't need to work for their things.
No sponsors.2.Capital
Lots of vibrant colors/Loud/Unique/Excessive makeup/Use of wigs.
No one looks the same.
looks professional.
Capital uses advanced tech to create their clothes.
Rich/Wealthy.
access to a health/safe lifestyle.
don't need to work for what they have.
Sponsors/All the power.
Arrogant/Big ego
AssHol*s
3.Arena
Camoflague clothing/Dull/Cargo
All looks the same(easier to kill off that character)
Lightweight clothing for nimble/agility
Heavy-duty boots to protect ankles and feet.
Scared of death.
Paragraph:
In the Reaping scene, the costume is effectively to show the imbalance between rich and poor of Panam. For instance, the children in district 12 all look alike in dull/simple and overworn clothing. In contrast, Effie Trinkett arrives wearing bright clothes, a large wig, and headpiece and excessive make-up. This makes the audience feel sorry for the people of District 12 because Effie is a symbol of wealth in the capital. We see that not everyone lives in poverty. The director did this to show the hard life of those in Katniss district lives in. Coinciding with this is Effies behavior. She is loud, happy and confident while the people of the district 12 are quiet shy and scared. This can be juxtaposed in the scene where Katniss and peeta arrive in the capital. This scene everyone else is rich and clean.
Wednesday, 24 July 2019
Tuesday, 23 July 2019
Friday, 5 July 2019
WS1 - The Hunger Games film study
Technique/Aspect - Power/Control - Poverty/Wealth
Over the shoulder (angle)
-Brings the audience into the conversation.
High angle (angle)
-The subject is important/has more power than ones below.
Extreme wide shot (shot)
-Gives perspective and size
-Everyone's looking up at president snow
-Body gestures
-Tributes are seen as vulnerable
-Below the citizens.
Sexy paragraph (practice)
In 'The Hunger Games' camera shots and angles are used effectively to show the theme of power.
We see this when President Snow is addressing the crowd at the tribute parade.
In this scene, the director uses a low angle, over the shoulder, extreme wide shot to show that Snow is greater than everyone else.
The purpose of this is to introduce the antagonist character and show the power and control he has over others, including Katniss.
Coinciding with this is the use of lighting focusing on the tributes and Snow to show that they are the most important figures in the scene.
This can be juxtaposed to when the tributes, Katniss and Peeta, reclaim power from Snow in the arena by threatening to eat the nightlock berries and robbing Snow of his victor.
Low angle (angle)
-Shows she is important why? She just volunteered as tribute.
Dutch tilt (angle)
-Dramatic perspective, something is not right.
Mid shot (shot)
-Not intimate for viewers, we feel like we are watching it happen.
Wednesday, 26 June 2019
The Hunger games - Mockingjay
Effie like to have a lot of makeup she likes to be fashion she wore a wig
when primrose was selected from district 12 and then her sister Katniss Everdeen voted
the close up is to tell the story
hermit is an alcoholic and he drinks all the time
when Katniss Everdeen ask hermit how to find shelter hermit tries to change the subject
when they arrive at the capital there were a lot of stand up colour
the capital is so shiny
The girl on fire quote being used 4 times
training time and outfits
Music sparsely being used (fading out)
People more relevant have more colour than ones expandable
The girl on fire quote being used 4 times
training time and outfits
Music sparsely being used (fading out)
People more relevant have more colour than ones expandable
Wednesday, 5 June 2019
Friday, 17 May 2019
Trip to New Zealand
I live in London, I don't like it because it has a lot of contagious diseases and infections. In London, there are about 7-10 people all crammed into one apartment. You don't get much here, apart from either getting sick from whooping cough, measles, etc. There are also bad paying jobs, That's why I want to move to another country, I saw a poster advertising good things about New Zealand. I research about New Zealand and it made me want to move as soon as I could. In New Zealand, there is more land, nice houses, good paying jobs and also fresh water. I really wanted to go but there were a few things stopping me from going I needed a lot of food and water to last me at least 100 days out at sea sailing. I needed friends and family to come with me so we could interchange shifts of sailing because I know that I wouldn't be able to sail 100 days by myself. a few weeks went by and we were ready to go, we packed all our stuff up and put it on our boat. When we started sailing it was calm until we got a few miles offshore then things started getting bad, the weather started changing, clouds blackening winds rushing and the ocean was rough. A few hours past of continuous waves smashing up the side of our boat, I started regretting it but I knew when I got there it was going to be worth it
Wednesday, 15 May 2019
How to make Booma Rangas
How to make Booma Rangas
(first) We grab a paper and draw out my design
(second) We glue the design to our wood then cut it out
(third) We sand it down so the edges are smooth
(forth) We have the option to draw on our booma rangas
(first) We grab a paper and draw out my design
(second) We glue the design to our wood then cut it out
(third) We sand it down so the edges are smooth
(forth) We have the option to draw on our booma rangas
Friday, 3 May 2019
Push and pull factors video link
Push and pull factors video link
https://videos.mysimpleshow.com/5Xbo31p2H1
https://videos.mysimpleshow.com/5Xbo31p2H1
Friday, 12 April 2019
Tomorrow when the war began - John Marsden
Chapter 5-8 questions:
Q.1) What does Corrie's choice in career say about her character?
Answer.1 - Shes naughty
Q.2) What is the first sign that something is wrong at Ellie's house?
Answer.2 -Two dogs die
Q.3) Do you think the way the teenagers reacted to the realisation that Australia may have been invaded or at war was realistic? Why/why not?
Answer.3 -Yes, because they had to think outside of the box to save there live, had to sneak round
Q.4) What possible reasons exist that could spark war or invasion of Australia?
Answer.4 -Terrorist
Q.5) Which people in the group are starting to stand out as leaders, is this surprising?
Why/why not?
Answer.5 -Kevin, cause we really quiet at the start, then started coming out his shell
Q.6) How is Ellie’s image of Kevin changing in chapter 7 from chapter 3?
Answer.6 -He really does have a heart and likes Fi
Q.7) Why does the idea of a female soldier surprise Ellie?
Answer.7 -Because most of them are men
Q.8)Ellie and Kevin’s quick-thinking allowed them to turn a ride-on lawnmower into a bomb. Was this moral behaviour? Did they do the right thing, or should they have surrendered themselves?
Answer.8 -I strongly believe that they did the right thing, because it was other people going to there country and trying to take over
Q.9) Homer says, “This is war now, normal rules don’t apply.. They’re the ones who tore up the rule book, not us”” What does this say about his character? What do you think of the validity of his opinions?
Answer.9 -He plays by the rules, but now that they've came and broke them, there are no rules to play by anymore
Q.10) What pieces of evidence from the book inform the reader that this invasion wasn’t entirely peaceful? Find at least 3 examples.
Answer.10 - (Cant find sorry)
Chapter 9-12 Questions
Q.1) Why, in Ellie’s opinion, is Cobbler’s Bay and Wirrawee so important to the invaders?
Answer.1 - It's a entrance to the big town and cities
Q.2) Corrie and Ellie reminisce about how innocent they were in high school and even a few days ago. Why were they still innocent then? Why are they no longer innocent?
Answer.2 - They believed things in fantasies like Santa, but they also believed they were safe, now they know it was all a lie
Q.3) By blowing up Corrie’s house, what does the invading force demonstrate to the teenagers?
Answer.3 - That they wouldn't been dead if they were in there and that they wouldn't care
Q.4) Describe the strategy Homer and Ellie use to ensure their safety when riding their bikes into town. What does this show about how they are starting to think?
Answer.4 -One ride ahead and look out and wave there hands to show that it is clear, they are being very cautious&Paranoid
Q.5) How does Ellie feel as she is waiting in the truck at the Council Depot? Where do her emotions come from?
Answer.5 -scared
Q.6) Why is it so terrible that Chris falls asleep while on sentry duty? How does Ellie react why do you think she reacts this way? How does she feel about her reaction later?
Answer.6 -because they could of got killed while asleep because there was no one to watch.
Chapter 13-15 questions
Q.1)All the teenagers have a specific role to play in their group. Describe the roles each teenager plays?
Answer.1 Ellie and homer are the leaders and Lee is the medic
Q.2) According to what the teenagers hear on Corries radio, why would America be best not to get involved in Australia’s struggle?
Answer.2 General said that America would find itself in one of the longest,costliest war in history if they try intervene.
Q.3)Why do you think Australia is being invaded?
Answer.3 -Because they are involved in this event.
Q.4)What do Kevin and Robyn argue about
Answer.4 -They are talking about land and covering others peoples salaries.
Q.5)“Paradise of Hell” is an oxymoron. What does it mean.
Answer.4 -I'm not quite sure but oxymoron definition (a figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction).
Q.6)Kevin’s hatred of the invaders is quite extreme. Why do you think he is so angry?
Q.5)“Paradise of Hell” is an oxymoron. What does it mean.
Answer.4 -I'm not quite sure but oxymoron definition (a figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction).
Q.6)Kevin’s hatred of the invaders is quite extreme. Why do you think he is so angry?
Answer.6 -Because his parents arnt there with him.
Q.7)Despite the fact that the teenagers are in the midst of a war zone, evading enemy soldiers and planning guerrilla operations, they still find time to harbour romances. Do you think this is realistic
Answer.7 -NO
Chapter 15 questions.
Q.1)Briefly summarise the story of the Hermit from Hell.
Answer.1 No i think it was someone else.
Chapter 17 questions.
Q.1)Why does Ellie feel uncomfortable with Chris bringing cigarettes and alcohol into Hell?
Answer.1 Because hes pretty much steeling even though theres are tragic event on. but hes calling it souvinering.
Q.2)What happened to the soldiers involved in the lawnmower incident, according to Robyn? How does this make Ellie feel?
Answer.2 -Two of the soldiers died and that shocked her.
Q.3)What is meant by a “clean war”? Why are the invaders so intent on having a ‘clean war’
Answer.3 -Theres no talk of concentration camps.
Chapter 19 questions
Q.1)What makes Ellie think the soldiers walking past them are professionals?
Answer.1 -because they were in double file lines.
Q.2) what are some clues that the group is starting to think ‘more like soldiers.
Answer.2 -They are working together more.
Chapter 20 questions
Q.1)Why is Ellie nervous about being paired with Fi
Answer.1 -because they are not close friends.
Q.2)What is true courage according to Ellie
Answer.2 -When everyone helps out and talks
Q.3)What problems do Fi and Ellie encounter on their mission to bring the tanker to the appropriate place under the bridge
Answer.3 -I'm not sure Mrs.
Chapter 21 questions
Q.1)How do Ellie and Fi feel as they are leaving the scene on their motorbikes
Answer.1 -Happy to leave
Q.2)Why do you think the group decided to blow up the bridge?
Answer.2 - to stop people bringing food and supplies into wirewee
Q.3)How is this exploit different from the other exploits the group has been on e.g visiting the showgrounds and rescuing Lee?
Answer.3 -not sure.
Chapter 22 questions
Q.1)How does Kevin's decision to go with Corrie change our perspective of him from Chapter 3/7
Answer.1 -turns out good
Can do #1
Q.7)Despite the fact that the teenagers are in the midst of a war zone, evading enemy soldiers and planning guerrilla operations, they still find time to harbour romances. Do you think this is realistic
Answer.7 -NO
Chapter 15 questions.
Q.1)Briefly summarise the story of the Hermit from Hell.
Answer.1 No i think it was someone else.
Chapter 17 questions.
Q.1)Why does Ellie feel uncomfortable with Chris bringing cigarettes and alcohol into Hell?
Answer.1 Because hes pretty much steeling even though theres are tragic event on. but hes calling it souvinering.
Q.2)What happened to the soldiers involved in the lawnmower incident, according to Robyn? How does this make Ellie feel?
Answer.2 -Two of the soldiers died and that shocked her.
Q.3)What is meant by a “clean war”? Why are the invaders so intent on having a ‘clean war’
Answer.3 -Theres no talk of concentration camps.
Chapter 19 questions
Q.1)What makes Ellie think the soldiers walking past them are professionals?
Answer.1 -because they were in double file lines.
Q.2) what are some clues that the group is starting to think ‘more like soldiers.
Answer.2 -They are working together more.
Chapter 20 questions
Q.1)Why is Ellie nervous about being paired with Fi
Answer.1 -because they are not close friends.
Q.2)What is true courage according to Ellie
Answer.2 -When everyone helps out and talks
Q.3)What problems do Fi and Ellie encounter on their mission to bring the tanker to the appropriate place under the bridge
Answer.3 -I'm not sure Mrs.
Chapter 21 questions
Q.1)How do Ellie and Fi feel as they are leaving the scene on their motorbikes
Answer.1 -Happy to leave
Q.2)Why do you think the group decided to blow up the bridge?
Answer.2 - to stop people bringing food and supplies into wirewee
Q.3)How is this exploit different from the other exploits the group has been on e.g visiting the showgrounds and rescuing Lee?
Answer.3 -not sure.
Chapter 22 questions
Q.1)How does Kevin's decision to go with Corrie change our perspective of him from Chapter 3/7
Answer.1 -turns out good
Can do #1
Can do #2
In 1939 the Germans,lead by Adolf Hitler,invaded Poland and forced them out,they were carrying guns and bombs,to scare them enough to make the Germans listen.
Can do #3
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