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Topics:
*Migration
*Leisure activities
*Holidays and travels

Research question for the chapter: How would traveling to or living in another culture affect my worldview?

Additional research questions
A. How is migration different from immigration? And what is the difference between migration, immigration and asylum seeking?
B. To what extent does traveling improve our cultural tolerance?
C. Are leisure activities similar across anglophone cultures?

Tok question: to what extent does human activities affect language

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Community is a vey broad term used to define groups of people , whether they are householders, interest groups , citizen groups , and so on. A community of place refers to people from a single location: a village, a district or a town. A community of practice is a group with shared or similar interests, such as closed group on the internet. or followers of a particular type of music . Some communities , such as a political group, are based on identity and a sense of belonging

What communities do you belong to?
I belong to the St clares community, to the one direction community, to a Ecuadorian community and to the world of dance community.

What are the benefits of volunteering in your local community?
*It's worth volunteering with an organization that matches your interests.
*You are going to learn and take away life skills from your experience that can help determine your career as an adult
*Gain skills that are in high demand in our modern world
* By volunteering you set your path by gathering experience, its a way to secure your future.
*Volunteering work can look really good on your college application, you may even become eligible for certain scholarships.
*By doing volunteering work it says that you are willing to donate your time to others and your passionate about something
*It can give you a real sense of achievement while helping to make a mark on society too.
*Volunteering is a great way to make a difference and broaden your horizons as well as to avoid peer pressure
*Volunteering work can make you a more mature, well rounded person.

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Topics:
*Lifestyles
*Health
*Wellbeing

Research questions for the chapter
*What ideas and images do we associate with a healthy lifestyle?

Additional research questions for each text
a. How can physical exercise contribute to our wellbeing?
b. How do young adults deal with the stress in their lives?
c. How do we become healthy adults?
To become healthy adults first we need to know how to live a good life. Many young adults do not live a good life because most of them do not follow this tips.
*One important tip which can make a young adult's life better is to practice general time management. Plan everything.This is key to achieve your goals in a non stressful way.
*Sleep well: this is the base for your efficiency. Not sleeping well will not only affect your mind and neurons, but it will affect your emotional part of the brain, this is very important as your emotional status can change everything in your day.
*Laugh: Enjoy your teenage life. Life is short have fun. you need to spend time laughing
*Work hard: This is the key yo achieve your goals, working hard= GREAT FRUITS.
*Talk to strangers: you need to socialize as it is important to have contacts for a future job or career

TOK questions:
*As readers, how do we know how to identify the audience of a text?
By analyzing the language of the text, and the purpose of it.
*As writers, how do we know how to dress our audience?
By using the proper language in order to complete the aims of the text

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What is your identity? What is it made of
Our identity is formed in many different ways. there are factors which affects the creation of our identity such as the people around us, the books and movies we see and read, our values and more
How does language shape our identity?
Our mother language is the first language we learn, the firsts words we hear and speak. Our first language represents our origin and culture.  It is said that the mother language of a person has the childhood memories that is why the mother language of a person has an effect on the identity.

READING COMPREHENSION
1. Which word between lines 1 and 7 is closest in meaning to immersed ?
CLOAKED

2. What did the author discover when she was a child?
She discovered her desires of being a writer.

3. What, according to the writer, is of outmost importance if one wants to become a writer or an actor?
The most important and crucial thing to discover is who we are and what kind of people we are in the world

4. How is South Africa described between lines 9 and
30?
South Africa is described by the writer as a land of injustice and racial division

5. What did the writer find truly difficult when speaking a foreign language?
The frustration of not being understood and the feeling of being stupid reduced to a smaller vocabulary, without the familiarity of your own language.

16. From statements A to J, select five that are true according to the text.
C, B, E, F, I, G

Which words go in the gaps between lines 89 and 108
17.
18. Acceptable
19. more
20.

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Sharing the planet: Protecting the planet

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Sharing the planet: Protecting the planet

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Themes:
*Sharing the planet

Topics:
*The environment
*Urban and rural environment
*Meeting the challenge

Conceptual understanding
*Variation

Research question for the chapter:
What environmental and social issues present challenges to the world and how can these challenges be overcome

Additional research questions
*What environmental issues currently present challenges to the world?
*What social issues  currently present challenges to the world?
*How can young people tackle environmental and social challenges?