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Piggy is the chubby kid with glasses and they call him piggy because he is chubby. piggy is one of the first characters we get to read about.
Ralph is also one of the first characters we get to read abut him and piggy are the firs characters that met and were together until they meet other people. Ralph also became a leader when they sarted a tribe.
Jack
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the theme in the book is that some children that is stranded on an island becase their plane rashed and they are trying to survive on the island alone without any grown ups arond. they are trying to get away from the island by trying to go up a mountain an start a fire so they can send smoke signals to get someones attention so they can get of the island.

there is a few children that makes a group and vote some one their leader

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1. it is deeply important. We are deeply conditioned by our cultural/historical contexts, and that conditioning comes with us when we read a text. A modern day audience would read and interpret Paradise Lost (where the devil is the protagonist) in a very different way to an audience in the mid 17th century, when it was published.

2. books from different times has another culture than the culture we have now because time changes and so does culture.

3. depending on how you read and what the text is about, a text has the potential  to offer tremendous insight into other cultures

4. the book was written in another time so the book was more relivant then and made more sens in that time than this modern time.

5. there are many different cultures all around the world so it may reprisent many different cultures.

6. Language is both representative and not representative of these things. For example, we could examine certain linguistic patterns of groups of people, and say that they are conscious choices which aim to create representation and togetherness.

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what did the characters learn.
how did they grow and change.
what did the vharacter act the way they acted.
whats the different at the end of the story?
what stays with you after the story is over

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1. Stories provide a framework for thinking about other realities and how humans interact with them. They assist us in weighing choices and making decisions. They broaden and increase our framing abilities in this way.
2. Framing is the techniques and methods by which a story conveys whether something is positive, negative, a little of both, or something else entirely. It's what makes the difference romanticizing, advocating, or criticizing something, or leaving interpretation up to the audience.
3. it stared that the children was stranded on the island because of a plane crash. And they became a group and needed a leader. so they elect a leader and the leader becomes a dictator. and that do not go so well they slaughtered a pig and putt its head on a pole. and i learned that children ar not capable to lead.
4. Stories teach us about life, about ourselves and about others. storytelling is a unique way for students to develop an understanding, respect and appreciation for other cultures, and can promote a positive attitude to people from different lands, races and religions.
5. Causal determinism is, roughly speaking, the idea that every event is necessitated by antecedent events and conditions together with the laws of nature.
6. First, they act as a counterbalance to “causal determinism,” the idea that there is only a set path to follow. The causal reasoning that is part of framing makes us focus on a particular causal dynamic. That is good, because it helps us understand a situation swiftly.
7. Kennedy's radio and television address to the nation regarding the former Soviet Union's military presence in Cuba. In his speech President Kennedy reports the establishment of offensive missile sites presumably intended to launch a nuclear offensive against Western nations.
8. Storytelling brings language learning alive and creates a participatory and immersive experience that allows Young Learners to enjoy hearing the language in a dynamic, sometimes stylistic and entertaining way. Participation using key vocabulary and phrases can create an awareness of rhythm and structure.
9. 1. boost their listening skils so they can learn better. 2 foster their imagination. 3. help sharpen the memory. 4. improve social skils. 5. Enhances their communication skills.
10. Simplifying the narrative of problems and solutions through a story allows tech companies to communicate a message that is easy for the audience to understand and, most importantly, remember. Stories combine ideas, data, and connection.