Friday, April 21, 2017

Masterpiece Academy

Topic: We should stop global warming.
5 resources
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2015/12/151204-climate-paris-disease-antarctic-arctic-ice-melt-acidification-fish-co2/
https://www.nrdc.org/stories/how-you-can-stop-global-warming
http://globalwarming-facts.info/50-tips/
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/top-ways-stop-global-warming-78809.html
http://www.environmentamerica.org/programs/ame/global-warming-solutions

Sunday, April 9, 2017

Farenheit essay

First of all this book is about reading books considered illegal and this will sound ridiculous, The firefighters instead of killing fires and keeping us safe from burning stuff , their the one who start a fire to burn all the books. One of the main character on this book is Montag who apparently a firefighter but he doesn't like what they do because he like the books more than anything else on his life. He was all unhappy until he met this mysterious girl Clarrise. Clarisee is a type of a girl who is very suspicious and she keep asking questions to Montag. She hardly hardly watch tv and so aware what happening in there society like watching people. By the way, Clarisse make Montags happy it's like a positive thing to Montag other than the books. Lastly, theirs Beatty who is so evil and I bet his face is so ugly like a zombie. He also threaten Montag to burn down his house and beat the hell out of him. This one is opposite because Beatty doesn't like books he hates it more than anything else. 
I think Ray Bradburry tone  towards  the book is depressing and kind of mad because the society is getting ugly like people are always on there earphone and phone, they don't like reading books anymore instead they watch TV and by the way all the shows are stupid and we get easily amused those things. All his predictions today's are all right, can you believe that? Like bombing cities, well that's what going on now in our world like in Syria, it's been six years of war so a lot of people died by bombing. 

Thursday, March 30, 2017

The Chase is On


1. Because he killed Beatty.
2. Montag defended himself because he didn't want to die.
3. Montag realised that Beatty wanted to die.
4. He went to Faber's house.
5. He almost ran over the teenagers.

Tuesday, March 28, 2017

MONTAG KILLS

Because Beatty was brutal to him and made Montag to burn his own house.

Monday, March 27, 2017

Part 2 questions

Since I used red pen on my test and I didn't know that we can't use it , so here is my test answers. 

1. Their seperate action is that Montag is more interested and Mildres is less interested.

2. I think the effect is that they treat them as normal.

3. He was a English proffesor.

4. He screamed for it to stop because he was concentrating on something.

5. Fabers argued that the books have deeper meaning on it.

6. I thinks it's a microphone.

7. It shows that things are simple and don't make sense.

8. Because is a sad thing.

9. He arrives at his house because someone reported him for the books.

Sunday, March 26, 2017

Questions

1. To catch readers attention
2. Because the birds are symbol of freedom. They can fly wherever they want, like in books it symbolize the freedom of thoughts.
3. Montage isn't happy for his life that he doesn't even question what happiness is, while in the other hand Clarisse is curious and wants to learn.
4.
5. The reason is that to bring forth how is life which is full of mysteries.
6. The author introduced Clarisse first before Mildred because it makes Mildred bad compared to Clarrise.
7. For safety reason like people burning books which is dangerous.
8. The reason is that she overdosed pills.
9. Mechanical hound is a police dog and the purpose is to hunt down people who breaks the law.
10. She considered as anti-social because she just like being herself and she doesn't like the society.
11. to burn the books.
12. The relationship between them, I thinks is just like normal.
13. Her purpose is to just check up on him

Wednesday, March 22, 2017

Literary elements and techniques

Allusion
Irony
Foreshadow
Anthroporphism
Indirect characterization
Personification
Denouement
Syntax
Ethos
Pethos
Logos
Syllogism
Protagonist
Antagonist