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When I was listening to the songs, I determined where each song was from because the people that were singing weren't singing in English, but in another language. I placed my marker where I thought the language was from.
I think that it is important to know where each song was from because when we do, we can learn about that culture as well, and the more you know, the more you will succeed in life.

When I was listening to the songs, I based my answers on the traits and personalities of my classmates. I also based my answers on the people that were moving around and the people that weren't moving around. Basically, I based my answers on the people that I thought would listen to the songs.

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When I was guessing who would listen to the song, I thought of the title and thought of who would be like the title. For example, during the first song, I thought who would have bad habits. Then I suddenly thought of Michelle because since she always says no to Mrs. Berzolla, that might be because of her bad habits. Also, she would usually be quiet and peaceful. Maybe that was one of her habits? During the second song, it kind of had the same beat as the first song so maybe Nora would like it because it has a beat.

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When I figured out who would listen to each song I based t off of body language. I saw that Mrs. Berzolla was dancing and singing. I also saw hoe some people where bobbing their head and tapping their feet. Also I assumed some people with an upbeat personality would listen to some songs. For example Mrs. Berzolla is a very funny and happy person which made me assume she would know the song "Bat Habits".

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Question 1

I determined where each of the songs were from by listening to the language of the song. If I already knew The song I tried to remember the rest of the song and the person who wrote it. I think it's important to know where each of the songs are from because then you can get a better understanding of the song. Also you get a better understanding of the place it's from.

Question 2

I looked around And saw people dancing. I also based it off of there hobbies and personality. I also some people tapping there foot to the beat. I also tried to read the face.

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I didn't guess who would listen to the songs so I don't have anything to right here.

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1)When I listened to the first song, I assumed it would come from some tropical place like Hawaii because it sounded like something you would hear at a beach club, with its techno beat and use of auto tune. It is important to know where a song was created because it can change what you think about the song. Like if you had a bad experience in Chile (not that anyone has that I know of) and you just found out your favorite song is from Chile, then it could change the whole mood! Would you still keep that song at the top? Or would you not like it anymore?
2) I based my assumptions of who would like each song by looking around at the other people in the room. If Ms. Berzola was dancing and Lara was just sitting there, I would assume that Ms. Berzola liked the song better than Lara did.

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I determined the location each song was from based on the language and the rhythm of the song. I don't think it's important to know where the song is from because anyone could enjoy a song without having to know the culture. You might like an African song but have never listened to one before.
You don't have to always listen to another song to like another.

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How I was guessing who would enjoy a certain song was their personality. Your personality could be the type of songs you like. I also was guessing who would like a song based on the way they reacted. If you're dancing to a song, you probably like it.

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1. The person singing the song's voice or how they were singing can determine what type of person they are. What type of person they are might determine where they are from. I don't think it is that important to know where the song came from because it's just a song. You don't need to know all of the tiny details that aren't so important.
2. I chose someone because of their personality traits. Maybe if someone is an upbeat person, they will like upbeat songs. If they were dancing in their chairs, maybe they like the song. If they were singing along, they probably like the song too. The person dancing in the chair might like the song better than a person just sitting there.

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I determined each song by what their language sounded like. For example, in the first song, it sounded like a song that would be in Korea. I think it's important to know the places where songs are originally created because maybe some people who are curious about where songs are from can try to determine the song and understand the meaning of the song. Also, if there is a different language inside the song, how are you going to understand it if you don't know where it is from?

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 #2 I made assumptions on people by their personality traits. -Giovanni

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 #2 I made assumptions on people by their personality traits. -Giovanni

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The reason I do this as my strategy is because I think it is the more accurate way to find out more about people. The reason I think this is because it shows how the person acts or how the person wants to live their life and that transfers to what music they like. One thing i think is that if your always happy you like maybe pop music. Or if you are sleepy most of the time maybe you like slow music. This is why I make assumptions on people by their personality traits.

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#1 I determined where each song was from by the lyrics and their voice. I think sometimes it's good to know the place the song is originally from. I think this because some of the words may be in a different language and you might want to find out what the words are. But it's not really important to know where it's from.
#2 When I was guessing who would listen to this song I would look at their movements and try to thing how they act in reality, and their energy and personality traits.

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1# When we were trying to figure out/ guess were each song was made I listened to the beat of the music/ what language they used  and connected it to my knowledge. I think it is important to know were songs were created because, you would learn about were other people come from. Also other people can learn about you and your family. And it is just nice to now about other people lives.

#2 When we were guessing who listened to different songs I didn't base my answers of of there likes/dislike or even there hobbies. I based of of if they knew the song,bobbing there head,singing,and dancing. If they didn't do any of those things I would think they don't like the song or don't love the song to do any of those things.

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1)  I guessed where each song was from by knowing what language they were speaking in. I think it's important to know where songs originally came from. It is important because it allows the listener to appreciate the language and the place it came from.

2) When I was guessing who would listen to the song, I based it off of the person's personality and reaction to hearing the song play. I think that people's personalities can be shaped based on what they prefer to read/listen to and based on the people they are around.

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I determined the songs origin because of the  language even though I don't know Korean or  Spanish I assumed it was through some words and pronunciation. I believe that this is important because we can understand others culture, a little. This doesn't mean that we can't enjoy other songs without knowing everything about them but sometimes it is good to know.

While we were guessing each others songs I looked at everyone's faces. Your face, even with the mask can give away so much. Also many of the people here are my friends so I know their personality and some of the things they like.

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I figured out whats song was from where by listening to the language. In song 1 I knew that is it wasn't from china the words would be a little different since they speak a different language. The second song was a little harder because I am not used to the language (My mom turns on Korean soap operas). I don't think you need to know where the song comes from because you don't need to know everything about the song. You really just need to the name of the song and possible the author.

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#1 I think it is not really important to know were the song came from. -Giovanni

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#1 I think it is not really important to know were the song came from. -Giovanni

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I think that it is not that important to know were a song is from. I think this because you don't have to really know every little detail about the song in order to like the song. Say you found out a new song on the radio and you really liked it. But I don't think you need to know all of the small details to like the song. Like who made it or what is the artist name or how tall they are. This is why I think you don't have to know were the song originated from.

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1. When you were listening to the songs, how did you determine where each song was from?  Do you think it's important to know the places where songs are originally created? Why? Explain in 4-5 sentences.

2. When you were guessing who would listen to the song, what assumptions did you base your answers on?  Did you base your answers on personality traits, hobbies, activities they like, grades in school?  Give us some examples.  Explain in 4-5 sentences.

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I guessed where the songs were from by listening to the lyrics and the singer's voice.

I don't think that it's important to know where a song is from bc some songs are from specific countries but became super popular in other countries.

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I think Nora would listen to this song because it also has a beat like the first song.

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She was nodding her head to the beat.

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Because it has a very loud beat and is energetic

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I think they both like up beat music

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Michelle bc yez :P

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Elia
She was bobbing her head up and down.

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probably Gio

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I think Mrs. Berzolla and Nora would listen to this song.

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She usually says no to everything the teacher says and she never agrees to her.

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He knows a lot of songs and he was mouthing it

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They both seemed to have a good reaction when they heard the song.

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she seems like someone who likes ed sheeran

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Dancing

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I saw Ms. Berzola dancing so I'm going to choose her

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Song 1- Nora/me-Mrs. Brezolla- Nalini- Gio

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Song 1- Nora/me-Mrs. Brezolla- Nalini- Gio

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Al dancing and singing

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Nora because she like a fun beat

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Song 1
I think that Gio would listen to this song.

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Gio and Mrs.Berzolla
Because they were dancing to it.

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They were both dancing to the song.

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Nora because i think she likes a beat that repeats

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Song #6-Olivia Rodrigo - drivers license

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Song #6-Olivia Rodrigo - drivers license