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    • #23510
      VMWEdu
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    • #23515
      Marnie
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      Lessons One and Two – The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy:

      Great work these last two weeks everyone! I’ve been really impressed with your creative and perceptive responses to the quirky characters and elements of this novel 🙂 Attached are the PowerPoints for these two lessons, where the homework for each lesson is on the final slide. See you all next week for our last lesson on The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy!

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    • #23635
      Marnie
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      Lesson Three: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy:

      Fantastic work today, everyone! I really enjoyed your thoughts on a range of key scenes and moments within the novel, particularly the action-packed opening scene with the Vogons on Earth. Attached is the PowerPoint with the homework on the final slide. I shall see you next Sunday for our first lesson on The Thief Lord! 🙂

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    • #23688
      Robert
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      One day, I was walking in the park. Suddenly, something with a lot of light like a plate fell from the sky,
      The middle of the low plate glowed green, like a pillar. It took me a long time to realize that it was a that it was a UFO. I Hide behind a big stone. The UFO came out of the middle with a ladder and one open
      Big head, big eyes, thin and long arms, and very short, only about 1 0  aliens
      Get out of the UFO. It said strangely: the earth man hiding behind the stone, come out.
      The radar has found you. I won’t hurt you. I came out from behind the stone bit by bit and hurried
      Run. The alien’s hand immediately stretched out and caught me. I was so frightened that I pulled his hand away and finally I defeated him
      I was afraid and walked slowly. I’ll give it a drink. It put the drink on the ground, and then a stream of water flew in Its mouth. I was stunned. It said it had the magic of sucking things. It sucked water. It can also lift the house
      Get up and finish a multiplication of hundreds of millions in 0.001 seconds.
      I asked it to take me into the UFO, and it took me into the UFO. There are many in it
      Machine, a machine that converts light into power, and a super power generator that can fly back to the base in the UFO in one second.There are some strange things on UFO. I asked the alien, “what is this thing with a small ball?” The alien said: “this is a portable version of the black hole generator, which can produce a black hole of one cubic centimeter. The smaller the black hole is, the more powerful it is. After launch, as long as the black hole swallows particles, it will slowly expand and finally release all its energy.” Then the alien put his hand on my head. My eyes were black. After a while, I only heard the alien say, “you humans are too fragile. You can faint even after transmitting once.” With the recovery of consciousness, I asked the aliens in horror, “where is this It said: This is a time crack. Here, you won’t get hurt. Then I found that the UFO was there, so I asked, “what are we doing here?” the alien said, “let me show you the power of the black hole.” Then he started the ball. With a click, a hole the size of an ant appeared. For a moment, it became the size of the earth, and then exploded with a bang.

      • #23778
        Marnie
        Participant

        Great work, Robert 🙂

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    • #23689
      Robert
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      Marvin is a robot that has human feelings from the Sirius robot company.he is a robot with depression.he always thought that he is a human. His round head has the capacity of a planet. He is extremely smart. At least he thinks he is smarter than his master. He felt that the vast universe had great potential, but his master always asked him to do simple things such as opening and closing the door. He despised it, but he could only pursue it correctly. It is likely that Marvin’s depression is due to his lack of talent. There is no doubt that this greatly aggravates its depression. Marvin even began to lose sleep, relying on hundreds of millions of sheep in a second to fall asleep.Some times,he try to tell more robot what is the world,but every time he finished,the robot will shut down.

      • #23780
        Marnie
        Participant

        Good work 🙂

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    • #23744
      liya
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      Ms. Marnie the homework from the last class

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      • #23786
        Marnie
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        Well done, Liya! Your use of the adjectives spooky, serious and funny summarise Adams’ writing style well here- this is an effective use of ‘the rule/power of three’ to prove your point on Adams’ style 🙂

    • #23749
      liya
      Participant

      Ms. Marnie the homework from the last class:

      The paragraph:

      The deadly missile attack shortly to be launched by an ancient automatic defence system will result merely in the breakage of three coffee cups and a mousecage,  the bruising of somebody’s upper arm, and the untimely creation and sudden demise of a bowl of petunias and an innocent sperm whale.

      My thought:

      What makes this paragraph frightening is that it said that the deadly missile gave the reader a feeling that it is really going to be a problem because the author uses the word “deadly” which make the problem bigger, but what makes the reader’s feeling turn more funny is that the result here the author make the difference between the two of the character in the paragraph have bigger differences. What result does the reader have must be bigger than just the breakage of three coffee cups and a mouse cage because at first, the author uses the word deadly.

      • #23782
        Marnie
        Participant

        Great work, Liya 🙂

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    • #23750
      Bella
      Participant

      My homework:

      Paragraph:

      All around the world city streets exploded with people, cars skidded into each other as the noise fell on them and then rolled off like a tidal wave over hills and valleys, deserts and oceans , seeming to flatten everything it hit.

      My thought:

      What I think makes this paragraph frightening is that how sudden city streets exploded along with all those people that died and the funny thing is that the author seems to be saying all this in a particularly calm way. And also, the interesting part is the author is using a language that is amazing and what makes it more action-packed like how the noise fell on the cars that skidded into each other.

      • #23784
        Marnie
        Participant

        Great work! 🙂

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    • #23755
      Marnie
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      The Thief Lord – Lesson One:

      Brilliant work today, everyone! I was particularly impressed with your perspectives on what makes Venice unique, as well as how you all tackled understanding the genre of fantasy realism. Attached is the PowerPoint, with the optional homework on the final slide. See you all next week 🙂

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    • #23860
      liya
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      Ms. Marnie the home work of The Theif Lord first class:

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      • #23883
        Marnie
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        Wonderful work, Liya!

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    • #23872
      Marnie
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      Session 2- The Thief Lord:

      Really great work today, everyone! You each impressed me with your analysis and understanding of a broad range of characters- good effort 🙂 See you all next week!

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    • #24020
      liya
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      Dear Ms. Marnie here is the homework for last class.

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      • #24171
        Marnie
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        Great work, Liya!

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    • #24025
      Marnie
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      Session 3- The Thief Lord:

      Really fantastic work, everyone! I was impressed with your thoughtful answers to a range of questions today. Attached is the PowerPoint, and I look forward to starting Pig Heart Boy next week!

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    • #24156
      liya
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      Ms. Marnie the home work of The Theif Lord last class:

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      • #24173
        Marnie
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        Well done, Liya!

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    • #24169
      Marnie
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      Session 1- Pig Heart Boy:

      Really thoughtful discussion today, everyone! I was particularly impressed with your tackling of difficult questions surrounding the novel’s genre, as well as the many arguments for and against pig heart transplants. See you next week 🙂

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    • #24270
      liya
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      Ms. Marnie the homework of the last class:

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      • #24272
        Marnie
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        Well done Liya 🙂

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    • #24276
      Marnie
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      Session 2- Pig Heart Boy:

      Fantastic work today, everyone! You explored a range of characters creatively as well as analytically, impressing me with your range of opinions on often complicated personalities. 🙂 See you next week for our final lesson on this novel!

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    • #24406
      Marnie
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      Session 3- Pig Heart Boy:

      Very good work today , everyone! You all explained your responses to a wide variety of themes with care and insight, which shows me just how well you managed to think about some of the novel’s more complicated ideas. See you all next week to start The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time 🙂

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    • #24511
      liya
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      Homework for last class:

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      • #24618
        Marnie
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        Good work, Liya 🙂

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    • #24548
      Marnie
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      Session 1- The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time:

      Well done, everyone! Great work in beginning to analyse the diverse range of characters in the novel alongside a range of themes- see you all in a few weeks 🙂

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    • #24804
      Marnie
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      Session 2- The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time:

      Good work! Well done for analysing several of the novel’s more complex themes and characters today, including Wellington the dog – I was especially impressed with your speed-writing. See you all in two weeks time for the final lesson on this book 🙂

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    • #24832
      Marnie
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      Session 3- The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time:

      Really well done, everyone! It’s been great discussing this often complicated and thought-provoking book together, and I’ve been impressed with your analysis on tricky themes such as death, logic and family. Hoping you all have great summers ahead and keep up reading good books 🙂

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