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What are the consequences of fast fashion in the environment?

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Describe the development of Elizabeth Bennet's character from the beginning until the end of the story.

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Animal rights: the philosophy and social movement advocating that sentient animals possess moral rights to life, liberty, and freedom from exploitation, rather than being mere property for human use -that's the definition of animal rights, and there's a reason it's been created. Animals being hunted to extinction, large industries and companies raising animals for profit, awful living conditions, and the increasing rate of destruction of habitats are all reasons why animal rights were created. Animals are not just an inferior species to humans; they have feelings and thoughts too, just like us! Just because they're not as smart as we are doesn't mean that they don't have rights as well. But what can we, as citizens, do to help raise awareness and protect animals? One way of helping is through donations and volunteer work in Animal Rights organisations. Organisations like PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals), WWF (World Wildlife Fund) and World Animal Protection have helped protect and preserve animal species that were on the brink of extinction. Another way to help is by raising awareness through the Internet and social media. Informing people about the inhumane and awful ways companies and humans use animals will definitely help put an end to this.

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In my opinion, animals should have rights because they can feel deep emotions and pain just like humans. They deserve to live free from cruelty, neglect, and unnecessary suffering. Respecting animal rights also helps protect the environment and promotes kindness in society. People can protect animals by adopting pets instead of buying them, supporting animal shelters, choosing cruelty-free products, and speaking up against animal abuse. Even small actions like reporting neglect or educating others can have an effect.

Dimitris D A1

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Many animals are treated as mere products, but as sentient beings, they deserve the right to live free from suffering. Just like us, they feel pain and fear. Acknowledging their rights means respecting their inherent value as living creatures rather than disposable assets, such as livestock kept in cramped crates.

The core argument for animal rights is sentience. Because animals have complex nervous systems, we have a moral duty to minimize their harm. For example, pigs in factory farms are highly intelligent, yet they are often kept in isolation. A compassionate society recognizes that these animals have emotional needs beyond their market value.

Individuals can make a huge impact through consumer choices. By opting for "Leaping Bunny" certified cosmetics or avoiding battery-cage eggs, we reduce the demand for exploitation. Choosing plant-based alternatives or synthetic materials over products like fur and ivory hits cruel industries where it matters most: their profits.

Beyond shopping, we can protect animals by supporting stronger legislation. This includes advocating for bans on cosmetic testing on rabbits or adopting from local shelters instead of "puppy mills." By treating animals with the respect due to living souls, we protect vulnerable lives and cultivate a more empathetic world.

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Many animals are treated as mere products, but as sentient beings, they deserve the right to live free from suffering. Just like us, they feel pain and fear. Acknowledging their rights means respecting their inherent value as living creatures rather than disposable assets, such as livestock kept in cramped crates.

The core argument for animal rights is sentience. Because animals have complex nervous systems, we have a moral duty to minimize their harm. For example, pigs in factory farms are highly intelligent, yet they are often kept in isolation. A compassionate society recognizes that these animals have emotional needs beyond their market value.

Individuals can make a huge impact through consumer choices. By opting for "Leaping Bunny" certified cosmetics or avoiding battery-cage eggs, we reduce the demand for exploitation. Choosing plant-based alternatives or synthetic materials over products like fur and ivory hits cruel industries where it matters most: their profits.

Beyond shopping, we can protect animals by supporting stronger legislation. This includes advocating for bans on cosmetic testing on rabbits or adopting from local shelters instead of "puppy mills." By treating animals with the respect due to living souls, we protect vulnerable lives and cultivate a more empathetic world.

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Now, with the extenden use of animals, more and more industries are raising animals for profit. However, they tend to use these animals for their meat and not care about their mental health before they are killed. Moreover, the living conditions the animals live in are awful and humans treat animals with disrespect and as if they have no value.For this reason, people suggest we dont treat animals so awfully. I personally agree with this statement because animals also have feelings and feel sad when living like that so we must treat them like they have value untill they are dead.

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To my mind,keeping animals in captivity is wrong because it takes away their freedom and prevents them from living naturally. A significant number of animals are kept in cages where they cannot move freely, hunt, or behave as they would in their natural habitat. This often causes stress and poor health. This may sound unbelievable but it is indeed true. Although some people say captivity is for education or conservation, animals should not suffer for human benefit. Instead, people should be better educated about animal rights and find effective ways to help them without causing any harm.

Melina p.

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Many animals are treated as products rather than living beings. Write a few words explaining why animals should have rights and how people can help protect them. OR

Imagine living your whole life in a cage.
Write a short blog post expressing your opinion about animals kept in captivity and what should change.

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The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh is a famous painting that shows a bright, moving night sky. The stars and moon look like they are swirling, which makes the sky feel alive. The small town below is calm, showing a clear contrast between the quiet land and the busy sky.

Panagiota R. A’2

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I choose “Starry Night” by Vincent van Gogh. The painting shows a night sky full of bright stars. The sky looks alive and full of movement. I like this painting because the colors are strong and beautiful. It makes me feel calm, dreamy, and a little emotional, like I am looking at the sky late at night.

Mikelina

Blloshmi A2

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One of my favourite paintings of Vincent van Gogh is " Starry night over the Rhone".This painting depicts a couple strolling and watching the night sky along with the sea that reflects the lights of the city. The first thing that i like about this painting is the color palette which contains dark colors like blue and black and the brightness the stars and lights have because of all the other dark colors. In my opinion, this combination of colors makes you feel peaceful and calm and also makes you admire the beauty of such a simple landscape. Finally, one more thing I like about this painting is the the fact that everything doesn't appear clear but blurred, this gives an additional feeling of calm and joy to the painting and that is why it is one of my favourite Vincent van Gogh's paintings.

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One of the paintings of Vang Gogh that caught my eye is " Sprig of Flowering Almond in a Glass. " It features a glass of water with a branch of a tree with flowers in it, on what seems a wooden table. The branch might be a cheery blossom tree. The glass is casting a gentle shadow on the table. This painting captured my attention due to its soft vibes and the beauty of one simple thing such as a flower branch. It's also a simple yet eye catching piece of art which I liked.

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Ευάγγελος Χατζ. [Α2]

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In this painting, Vincent Van Gogh has depicted a Kingfisher standing by a body of water trying to catch a fish. It represents nature's way of hunting in order to find food through the animal's instincts. I chose this painting because it shows the painter's love for nature and the mixture of calm waiting next to the water and the violence that will occur once a poor fish wanders nearby. All in all, this painting makes me feel the balance in the world through the different forces of calm and violence and how each of them is a vital part of the natural world.

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Wheatfield under Thunderclouds shows a wide field stretching calmly beneath a heavy and darkening sky. The wheat moves softly in the wind, bright and vivid, while dense storm clouds gather above, creating a soft tension in the scene.

I like this painting because it reminds me of the phrase “the calm before the storm.” There is a strong contrast between the darkness of the sky and the green of the fields, which makes the scene feel balanced rather than threatening. It makes me feel acceptance, a sense that whatever is coming will pass, and that serenity stands beside uncertainty.

Saxla Christina A2

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The painting of Van Gogh i chose to describe is La Cafe le Nuit. It shows a beautiful cafe surrounded by houses with some customers enjoying the bright night full of stars. I really like the colours of this painting and i believe Van Gogh used them in the most creative way. It makes me feel calm and happy seeing people communicate and enjoy themselves.

Ligomenidi Apostolia (Α1)

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One of Van Gogh's paintings that left me impressed was "The Potato Eaters". The painting in question depicts a dark, shadowy dinner table with a tired farmer and women all around it. They seem to be feasting on a large hot plate of freshly baked potatoes. One of the reasons I liked this painting was that it depicts the harsh reality that farmers faced back then. The small light bulb, the people's sad and melancholic expressions, and the overall dark environment all portray the financial problems the farmers endured. Even the plate of potatoes they're eating shows that they weren't able to afford enough food, so they had to grow it themselves! An outstanding painting like this can create feelings of sadness, depression and empathy in the viewer with the imagery shown. A true misfortune that Van Gogh wasn't recognised for his work and skill in his lifetime...

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I am especially drawn to Vincent van Gogh’s Sunflowers because it feels warm, sincere, and deeply human. When I look at the painting, I feel comforted by the strong yellow tones, which give me a sense of energy and quiet happiness. I like that the sunflowers are not perfect; some are blooming while others are fading, and this makes them feel honest and real. The thick, rough brushstrokes make me feel Van Gogh’s emotions, as if he painted with urgency and feeling rather than precision. The painting makes me feel calm and hopeful, reminding me that beauty can exist even in imperfection and change.

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I really like The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh because it makes me feel calm and emotional at the same time. The swirling lines in the sky look like they are moving, which makes the painting feel alive and full of energy. The bright stars and moon stand out against the dark night and make me feel hopeful and peaceful. I also like how the village looks quiet and safe beneath the sky. Overall, this painting makes me feel relaxed, thoughtful, and inspired, as if I am looking into someone’s dreams and emotions.

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Almond Blossoms feels like a quiet promise painted in color. I love the way the pale flowers float against the clear blue sky, as if they are suspended in a moment just before becoming something more. Looking at it makes me feel hopeful, like the world is softly beginning again. The branches twist and reach with a quiet determination, reminding me that life continues even after hardship. The painting fills me with calmness and tenderness, and it feels less like something to look at and more like something to feel...A breath of spring, a whisper of renewal, and a reminder that beauty can bloom when you least expect it...

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My favorite painting of Van Gogh is titled Still Life: Vase with Pink Roses which depicts a simple vase with roses as the name suggests. This painting reminds me of the roses that my grandfather used to gather for my grandmother every week before his passing, it's nostalgic.

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This painting depicts Vang Gogh after he cut part of his ear off, his head is wrapped in bandages and his expression seems serious. Although, he doesn't look like he's in pain. The background is pretty blunt which I think makes the painting all the more lonely and sad. I personally like this painting because it shows a moment of vulnerability and how Vang Gogh turned his pain into art.

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Choose a painting of Van Gogh and briefly describe it. Give reasons why you like it and how it makes you feel.

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It was a bright, warm morning, and I didn’t expect anything special. But that day turned out to be unforgettable. My friends and I decided to explore the small forest near our town. We laughed, ran, and shared secrets we’d never told anyone. At one point, we sat by the river, watching the sunlight dance on the water, feeling completely alive. Everything seemed magical—the birds, the wind, even the smell of the earth. That day reminded me how important friendship and small moments are. I’ll always carry it with me, in memory and heart.

Xristina S. A2

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A story of someone who sacrificed their life, that has always shook me to my core is the story of Father Maximilian Kolbe. He was born on January the 8th, 1894 in Poland in a very religious but poor family. When he was a child, he had a spiritual vision of the Virgin Mary. This vision deeply influenced him and later made him join the Franciscan Order and took the name Maximilian Maria Kolbe. But when world war 2 broke out, and the Nazis invaded Poland he decided not to stay quiet. Kolbe’s monastery sheltered refugees, including 2,000 Jews escaping persecution, but sadly because of this and his refusal to stay silent about Nazi cruelty, he was arrested in 1941 and sent to Auschwitz. In the camp, he remained calm, kind, and faithful. Survivors said he shared his bread, prayed with others, and encouraged them not to lose hope. But then, one night a prisoner escaped shattering everything. The guards at Auschwitz decided that for punishment, ten men would face death by starvation. When they chose the 10 men, one of them pleaded on his knees begging them to let him go, he had a wife and kids and couldn't abandon them. Maximilian though, heard his pleas and didn't hesitate to give up his life for him. After two weeks locked up, everyone had died, but father Maximilian, so the guards gave him a lethal injection to kill him. Such a meaningful sacrifice, made by an ordinary human truly shows how any of us could be a hero and we should lead by his example. May he rest in peace and his sacrifice never be forgotten

Athanasia K. A'1

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I’ve always been deeply moved by the story of the Titanic's engineers. While panic and fear swept through the ship, they stayed below deck, surrounded by roaring engines, rising heat, and the flood of icy water. They must have known the danger, yet they continued to work keeping the power running, the lights on, and the pumps fighting the incoming water so that others above could escape. Their courage wasn’t loud or celebrated in that moment, but it was later appreciated: they chose duty over survival, knowing their sacrifice could save lives. I admire them not just for their bravery, but for their quiet determination and selflessness. They didn’t make it into the lifeboats, but to me, they were the true heroes of that night.

ΜΑΡΙΑ-ΑΝΝΑ Α1

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Improving Livining Conditions of Refugees

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Improving Livining Conditions of Refugees

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If I were assigned to improve the living conditions of refugees, drastic changes would be made! I would start by creating several camps throughout Greece. Each camp will be made to contain several families at once. Moreover, each camp will have several activities so that the refugees don't get bored! For instance, the camps would include playgrounds for the kids, a gym area, so that people can exercise and even basketball & football fields. Furthermore, I'd ensure that the kids can go to school and hire volunteers to help them learn the language more efficiently. As for the hygiene, I'd make sure that there would be public showers for everyone and that every person has access to the local hospital in case of an emergency. In addition, now and then, small gatherings can be planned so that the locals can give out things that they would otherwise throw away to the refugees. Lastly, I'd offer jobs to the refugees so that they can make a living and help enhance the local economy. I believe if something like this were to happen globally, refugees would be more publicly accepted and have a better place in society.

Νικηφόρος Κ.

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If I were in charge of improving the life quality of refugees, I would start by making sure their basic needs are met. Things like safe shelter, clean water, proper sanitation, enough food, and access to healthcare, including mental health support are essentials for any sense of safety or stability. But meeting immediate needs isn't enough. I would work to ensure refugees have legal protection, faster asylum processes, and the right to work, so that they can regain control over their lives. Education would be a top priority, for both children and adults, because it opens doors to independence, and opportunity. I’d also make sure refugees have a voice in the decisions that affect them because they understand their own needs better than anyone else. Beyond that, I’d push for better support from wealthier countries. For instance: more resettlement options, more consistent funding, and real efforts to address the root causes of displacement like conflict and climate change. Finally, I’d use technology to make access to services easier and more secure, through things like digital IDs, mobile banking, and online learning. To conclude, my goal would be to help refugees not just survive, but rebuild their lives with dignity, opportunity, and hope.

-Δημητρης Δ. (Α1)

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If I were a refugee, I think I would feel as though my life had been split in two. One part left behind in the ruins of my home, and the other carrying forward with nothing but memories and uncertainty. Fear would follow me, not just of the past I escaped, but of the future I couldn't yet see. Additionally, I would feel isolated in a new country, afraid of critism and struggling with a language I might not speak. Shelter and healthcare would also be an aspect to be worried about. Most countries aren't as willing to help refugees as Greece and especially Tilos. Even though it would be painful, I would try to stay strong, knowing that many others face the same struggle and that hope is what keeps people moving forward.

ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΑΚΗ ΜΑΡΙΑ-ΑΝΝΑ Α1

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If I were a refugee and had to leave my country I'd be devastated. Having to leave your country in such a rush and inhumane way must be an awful feeling. Leaving your family, your friends, your lifestyle, in the hope of escaping war, economicall crisis or for any other reason is tragic on it's own. And let's not talk about all the racism you'll probably have to face on a new country. Especially if you look or act differently from the average person there. And that's one of the many difficulties that will arise on a new country. Like finding housing, a job, friends and the feeling of "home" lost. I'd really hate to be a refugee. And after learning all of the difficulties they face, I'll look at them differently and with more respect for what they've gone through.

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If I were in charge of improving the living conditions of the refugees, I would start by building designated spaces for them. For example, buying and/or reusing old and abandoned land to build portable cabins that fit into most families' needs, small playgrounds for children to play and exercise in, shower blocks with proper privacy, and perhaps a small space for adults to exercise. I would also consider hiring some volunteers to help the families in their first few weeks to get accustomed to the country, and introduce new workplaces for psychologists, chefs for the first few months, and cleaners. The refugees would be offered free lessons to learn the language if they plan to stay here for a long time, and get help with finding jobs that best match their abilities. Assistance would be provided for children in coming to terms with the big transition. I sincerely hope that the refugees have a safe and welcoming place in society.

Χριστίνα Σ. Α2

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Ηow would you feel if you were a refugee and you had to leave your country OR
What would you do to improve the living conditions of refugees?

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Have you ever heard or read stories about ordinary people who sacrificed their lives to save others? You can search for such stories on the internet, in the newspaper headlines etc. and write a short narrative