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This semester taught me valuable lessons—about effort, discipline, and the importance of balance. I faced challenges, but I also grew. For the next semester, I want to be more focused, organized, and confident in myself. I aim to improve not just academically, but personally too.

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Vacations.

This vacation was great. I went out with my friends almost every day; some days we went to play volley, and other days we went at one of my friend's house to play video games or listen to music. We also went on a couple of outings, where we walked, took photos, and got together to eat. Although sometimes the weather wasn't good or we got into arguments, overall we had a great time. It was a really fun vacation. I also saw my cousin who lives in Coronel, and we spent a lot of time together. My goal this semester will be to get good grades.

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Did anyone argue, yell, or

seem upset? Did they get on?

In almost all of the programs there

were no problems, almost

everyone was respectful and got

along well, just in hoarders the

mom got mad, she yell at her

daughter and she was being so

stressed for her daughter just

cleaning, we can't say that the

daughter didn't get angry but she

was trying to talk and calm her

mom.

Was there any cheating,

regret, forgiveness? Do you

have any advice for them?

In The Circle, there wasn't

'cheating" in the romantic sense

put there was definitely deception

players catfished, lied about their

identities, and built fake

relationships to win. Some felt

regret when genuine connections

were hurt by their strategies.

There were also moments of

forgiveness, especially when

players revealed their true selves

and others understood it was part

of the game. My advice for them?

Be real when it matters, own your

choices, and make strongties

without lying.

In Love Island there was definitely

cheating, regret, and even

forgiveness. Some contestants

explored connections with others

while still being involved, which led

to heartbreak and drama. For

example, many islanders had to

decide whether to stay loyal or give

in to temptation. Some regretted

their choices and tried to win back

trust. My advice for them?

Communicate honestly, take

responsibility for your actions, and

don't rush forgiveness, it has to be

earned, not expected.

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This semester I think I improved my English writing and speaking skills. Sometimes I made mistakes with grammar or pronunciation, but I learned from them. Next semester, I want to participate more in class and keep improving my pronunciation. I think it would be fun to do more group activities or games.

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1. Who is Robert Walton?

A sailor and explorer who writes letters about Victor’s story.

2. Where was Viktor born?

In Geneva, Switzerland.

3.Who is Elizabeth?

Victor’s cousin and later his wife.

4. How many deaths are there in the story?

About six: William, Justine, Henry, Elizabeth, Victor’s father, and Victor.

5. What age was Viktor when he discovered his likes for science?

Around 15 years old.

6. Who was Viktor’s best friend?

Henry Clerval.

7. Did Viktor study at university?

Yes, in Ingolstadt, Germany.

8. What was Viktor’s first invention?

The monster.

9. How long did it take Viktor to create the monster?

Almost two years.

10. What was Viktor’s reaction to his monster’s awakening?

He was horrified and ran away.

11. How could William be identified?

By the locket he was wearing.

12. Where did Viktor escape after Justine’s death?

To the mountains.

13. What did the monster eat his first days outside the laboratory?

Berries and roots.

14. How many people lived next to the monster’s hut?

Three: Felix, Agatha, and their father.

15. What were the first two words the monster learned?

“Fire” and “Milk.”

16. What was Sophie’s nationality?

French (she was from France).

17. Why was Felix’s family poor?

Because Felix helped Sophie’s father escape from prison.

18. Why did Viktor travel to England?

To create a female monster.

19. What was the monster’s threat to Viktor?

“I will be with you on your wedding night.”

20.When was Viktor hit by a storm?

While he was in the mountains.

21. Who was Mr. Kerwin?

The judge who helped Victor when he was accused of Henry’s death.

22. Why did Elizabeth cry when she saw Viktor?

Because he was very sick and weak.

23. Where was Viktor before meeting Elizabeth?

In prison in Ireland.

24. What happened in Viktor’s honeymoon?

The monster killed Elizabeth.

25. Why was Viktor put into prison?

He was accused of killing Henry Clerval.

26. How did Viktor try to reach the monster?

By following him across mountains and ice.

27. Who saw Viktor die?

Robert Walton.

28. What does the monster feel when Victor dies?

He feels sad and guilty.

29. How long did it pass for Viktor to recover and talk to the captain?

A few days.

30. Where did the monster escape?

Into the Arctic ice, planning to die.