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Bilal, Khang, Veer and Nesandu

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Tally Ho at the Barbeque
By Sophia, Daphne and Soha

Summary in 2-3 sentences

Maureen suggests to go to the beach because she fancied the idea of having the house to herself for just a little while. Meanwhile, Tally Ho (Red dog) and Jack went to the beach which had a beautiful view of the Dampier Archipelago. And Red Dog caused great embarrassment to Jack, as he stole many stranger’s food.

Main idea

The main idea of this chapter is that Red Dog steals many people’s food (meat).

Characters introduced

There are no new characters introduced.

| Language Feature | Example & Pg # | How it was used
| Onomatopoeia (page 16) | “Pukee pukee pukee” and “Dzee dzee dzee.” | To mimic an animal’s sounds (or what they make) to emphasize the variety of birds.
| Idiom (page 16) | “Time to kill”

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Chapter Summary: “Red Dog Goes to Dampier, ”

Chapter 2       Daniel, Ethan and Arvin

Summary in 2-3 sentences

Mr, Mrs Collins and Tally Ho, went up north to Dampier. Tally Ho kept dropping bombs in the car and the Collins decided to put Tally Ho at the back of the trailer. When they arrived to Dampier  the Collins checked on Tally Ho. Tally Ho was found covered in the red, thick sand and dust.

Main idea

The main idea of this chapter (2) is about the Collins and Tally Ho going to Dampier for a road trip.

Characters introduced

Tally Ho

Jack Collins

Maureen Collins

| Language Feature | Example & Pg # | How it was used
| Slang | Bombs- PG 13 | Farts
| Personification | The wheels are throwing up-PG 15 | The wheels are jumping up and down from the rocks
| Hyperbole  | Opening all the car windows so that the breeze would blow through and stop it turning into an oven- PG 12 | The windows open so that the car doesn’t become hot.

Key Finding

·      Tally Ho drops lots of bombs.

·      Tally Ho is stinky.

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Opinions about the chapter

In the second chapter of the book Red Dog by Louis de Bernieres the reader is introduced to Tally Ho and Jack and Maureen Collins going on a road trip

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Drink driving is a serious issue that is represented in the book Red Dog by Louis de Bernières. In chapter 5, Red Dog witnesses a fatal car accident caused by a drunk driver who runs over his friend John. This scene shows the devastating consequences of drink driving and how it affects not only the victims but also their loved ones and even animals. Therefore, drink driving is portrayed as a dangerous and irresponsible behaviour that has no place in society.

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John one day was out for some drinks with his friend, the conseqinces of him drinking and driving on his motorcycle. Under the influence and crashed his beloved motorcycle. Because he's done that now everyone that he loved has gone and now hes not in the world in the world anymore

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It should be allowed for children to read because although it has a drink and drive it comes with a consequence of john dieing so it will teach the children to not drink drive.

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The use of promoting to not drink and drive has been used in Red Dog written by Louis de Berniérs. This is shown when John dies while riding a motorcycle after he had a few drinks. The book shows that it is not safe to drink and drive as there are consequences such as John passing. The reader is positioned to believe that drinking and driving under the influence of alcohol is the wrong thing to do as John did this and died. It is represented through many ways; "John had a few beers, but thought he wasn't too drunk to drive". This shows that he drove while under the influence of alcohol when he shouldn't have. This would be considered as a children's book as it is showing that drinking and driving is the wrong thing to do as there are consequences to face as extreme as death. Therefore, drink driving is represented in Red Dog, written by Louis de Berniérs, through the use of John's thoughts thinking that he isn't too drunk to drive and it makes the reader feel as if it is a children's book as it is promoting to not drink and drive.

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Paraburdoo Airport, Tom Price-Paraburdoo Road, Paraburdoo WA

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Find 2 things done well, and 1 thing to improve on the GROUP NUMBER HIGHER THAN YOU (highest # group does group 1)

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Remember to divide work equally and scan for information.

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Should there be more stringent rules on who can own pets?

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Should there be more stringent rules on who can own pets?

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1. Read the 2 articles, making notes on the placemat (don't forget page numbers).
2. Provide your opinion on the placemat.
3. Write a TEEL paragraph presenting your opinion, providing evidence (from Red Dog and articles), and analysing the evidence to show how you reached your opinion.
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6 Types of People Who Should Not Own Dogs

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Remember to divide the work equally and to scan for information.

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How is drink driving represented in "Red Dog" and is it suitable for a children's book?

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How is drink driving represented in "Red Dog" and is it suitable for a children's book?

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1. Read the 2 articles, making notes on the placemat (don't forget page numbers).
2. Provide your opinion on the placemat.
3. Write a TEEL paragraph presenting your opinion, providing evidence (from Red Dog and articles), and analysing the evidence to show how you reached your opinion.
4. Upload your document or a picture of your written work by creating another post nearby and connecting it to this one.
5. Title the post with your group number

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Is Explicit or Edgy Content Okay in Young Adult Books

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Somewhere in Dampier.

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"There is a sharp bend on the road coming into Dampier" (pg. 61).

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Karratha City Shopping Centre, Welcome Road, Karratha WA

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Red Earth Arts Precinct, Welcome Road, Karratha WA

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Red Dog Memorial Statue, Dampier, Western Australia, Central Avenue, Dampier WA

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Red Dog Memorial Statue, Dampier, Western Australia, Central Avenue, Dampier WA

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Red Dog Memorial Statue, Dampier, Western Australia, Central Avenue, Dampier WA

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Red Dog Memorial Statue, Dampier, Western Australia, Central Avenue, Dampier WA

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Where Red Dog met John "a street in Dampier" (pg. 24).