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The recycling of names suggests that the society doesn't see names as important, they just see it as a label. Recycling the names through means that someone is always labeled by that name

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I don't like chapter 4 because I felt uncomfortable when he was bathing the old woman

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I don't like chapter 4 because I felt uncomfortable when he was bathing the old woman

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was a weird chapter due to the bathing scene that made people giggle

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lookatheboardsobegoodog

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I beleive that making kids do the same things at the same age is bad because then there is no individualism

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It is a bad thing to have everyone do the same thing because it takes away the excitement of what you'll be doing in the years you become a new age and getting the same thing as everyone else when they all turn a specific age. It is best to be excited for what is to come and allows kids that are able to do things at different ages to do them. Everyone develops differently and thats what makes the world great

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Question One-
Recycling names suggest that the community doesn't have reincarnation because if someone dies then the new person born has the name and it isn't their own name.
Sophie

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i think having all kids do the same thing at every age doesn't make any sense because it eliminates all forms of individualism and self expression

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The recycling of names suggests the society believes in reincarnation. Once someone has died they will replace them with a new born. Once someone has been 'lost' the family is given a new born with the same name. But when someone has been 'released' there is also a new child with the same name. This suggest the community believes in reincarnation or replacing old life. This also suggests that when someone is 'released' they are though to be dead.

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I don't think it is a good idea because people might develop skills faster than others and some children might not like what they are doing. They also have a lack freedom of choice
Jeremy

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1. It means that they believe that when people get released they come back in this other baby child form.

2. No because then there's no individuality and it would be very repetitive and boring, and sometimes not everyone is ready for the same thing at their same age.

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It is bad because no children have freedom and freedom is a basic human right.

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Chapter 6 question 1          Julian                                                                    

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Chapter 6 question 1          Julian                                                                    

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It shows that people beleive that peoples names and trates can be recycled

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it shows that they believe people can reincarnates by giving someone that the same name

zen

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the recycling of names suggests that they don't want the citizens having the same name at the same time so when they get released they give the name to someone else

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Question 1: The recycling of names suggests  they feel attached to the person, showing a part of that "dead" person is still with them.

Question 2: No, because therefore there is no freedom of individualism. Making everyone follow a set rule for what they have to do at that age because some people need more help/attendance whereas some people may be more advanced for their age.

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question 1 is that they respect the dead.

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I don't believe that it is a good idea for all children to do the exact same thing at the same age. Not only does it take away the freedom of choice, but people's brains do not all develop at the same speed. Although a system may work for most people, it does not work for everyone. For example, at school, the curriculum is meant for an average intellegance, but some kids may not be able to achieve it, and some may overachieve. Children are typically creative people who like to experiment and have a hard time following rules. Forcing children to fit a certain standard creates unrealistic expectations and can lead to serious problems for children and causes people to believe they are unable to do something because they cannot do things at the same speed as everyone else. This is why it is a bad idea for all children to be forced to do the same things.

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6.2 I don't believe it is a good idea because there's no individualism and heavily reliant on government

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1. it shows that they believe that people can be reincarnated by giving someone that same name.

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Question 2. No, I do not think that it is good to have everyone doing the same thing at the same age. This is because some people might develop earlier and need to do things sooner then some other people and some people might struggle more than another person meaning they might need to do something a bit later.

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The recycling of names suggests that they believe that if someone dies, they can be brought back to life as a different person.

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1) I think it suggests that if someone dies, then the new person with the same name is like the old person being re-born.

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question 6 2 i do not believe that it is a good idea because you don't get any individuality

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Because if someone dies ඞ and then another person gets that name it sorta makes it seem like reincarnation ඞ because they have the same nme
cooper is cool nelson cooper nelson ඞ

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1. They believe that if someone dies they can be brought back in a different body by saying their name while it is being shown

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1. What does the recycling of names suggest about how the society views reincarnation?

2. Do you believe that it’s a good system to have everyone do the exact same thing at the same age? Explain your answer.

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1. Why would being referred to as a number be dehumanising?

2. Do you believe that ten years is a good amount of time for someone to hold power?

3. The Chief Elder says on page 72 that “you Elevens have spent all your years till now learning to fit in, to standardise your behaviour, to curb any impulse that might set you apart from the group.” Is this how children should be taught? Explain your answer.

4. Do you believe it’s okay to use physical violence to discipline?