We drove for about 2h and for those two hours me and my cousin we were laughing but at the same time scared because the car (Lada) that my granpa was driving was making all kinds of noise and that scared us but our grandpa reassured us that this baby will get us up thay mountain and down as many times as we want and he was right. 2 part coming

They are not Racist seen in the and hahaha.

Enjoy.

From trips and adventures to hobbies and funny moments.

1,e; 2,f; 3,d; 5,a; 6,c; 7,b

Question Three:

Its much easier to like threw text because you can not see the persons expressions or the tone of their voice. So its much easier to lie through text rather than in real life.

And lying with gestures is possible, you make it seem more truthful if you do gestures or expressions but sometimes people get caught because they use too many gestures and stuff like that.

We find meaning in many ways, one example is The meaning of Life some people have different ways of representing the meaning of life for example someone loves hikes, hikes are his meaning adventure is his life, someone's else meaning of life is training getting strong its different for everyone.

Meaning is result of purposeful acts.

I say i workhand to find meaning for myself but cant its hard for me i cant find my meaning at all i dont know were i belong in this world. I involve myself as much as possible.

The road to the mountain was okey i was particularly tired but pushed myself to stay i think we drove for 4h with brakes, after 4h we arrived at the dam of lake Knezevo which is beautiful. We had a small brake on top of the Dam and took some pictures together took a deep breath of fresh and clean air.

We took a 20min break stretching and relaxing a bit then got back in the car and went up the mountain with the Lada which was amazing, crazy, scary and funny.

Scary because the road up the mountain is a dirt road so its shit a lot of holes we were going left and right up and down and that was the funny part. after 30 to 40mins driving upwards we finally arrived at out final destination my great great grandpas house from 160 years ago which is nice inside it still has that old timey feel and look just as i imaged a 160 year old house to look like.

After about 40min of driving we arrived and got to see the bees. After seeing the bees and feeding them we took a break. After the break we went straight for Skopje.

Hamlet talks about his father with great admiration showing that he saw him as a powerful and good man.

Hamlet opens with a wish to die "too too solid flesh would melt, thaw and resolve itself into a dew" He is in despair and wishes he was dead.

1. In the first poem the narrator first start of by saying that man seems like a god in heaven indicating that the man is perfect in a way beautiful kind and also showing admiration towards the man, then we go to the next stanza or verse in which he talks about his love towards Lesbia and how her beauty makes him forget all his words, his body lights up with a fire running through him showing how happy and in love he is and all of a sudden it all goes dark.

In the second poem the narrator is expressing his/hers feelings towards a certain individual and i understood the narrator a lot he found someone who is perfect for a person who understands him even without telling them anything and i loved that part but the last sentences i didn't quite understand them, actually his probably saying that she is his water and cant live without her.

And the 3 poem or song it talks about love not working out.

2. No please no i will do it in class.

3. Common words are: You, me, your, for I & too.

   
   

   Short poem with these words:

   
   

   you me and I together we flow like water, you too know my love for you and i know your love for me.

   (i know its bad)

4. It is very possible to make a poem into a rap song Jay Z uses his poems and creates them into rap song, so yes i do agree. You can create a rap song from Catullus or Wolffs poems.

Influencers such as Paris Hilton, DJ Khaled, and Brittany Furlan excel in self-branding, engaging an audience, and actually making relatable or aspirational content. They share those skills on such social media as Instagram, Vine, and Twitter by setting up visuals, using humor, and showing personal moments that will help connect them with the followers.

2. What did Marshal McLuhan mean by "The medium is the message," and how does it relate to the documentary?

McLuhan meant that the form of the media influences how the message shall be perceived. In The American Meme, platforms like Instagram and Vine shape how influencers create content in a short, visual, and instant way of consumption. Social media focuses more on how the message is being delivered-quick, engaging posts-rather than what it actually contains.

3. How do these influencers use intertextuality to create meaning?

Influencers implement pop culture references, memes, and internet trends across their content. Much of Brittany Furlan's comedy sketches have leaned heavily on pop culture, memes, or internet trends, immediately creating a rapport for any audience member who understands the reference and develops more importance and depth for the humor and meaning of each of the posts.

4. What is wrong with the attention these influencers seek?

As it is shown in the documentary, they seek attention of a kind that can consequently affect their mental health. The struggle to maintain relevance at all times may culminate in burnout, loneliness, and emotional stress. Brittany Furlan and Paris Hilton explain how the pursuit of constant validation makes an influencer feel disconnected and empty.

5. How does Naomi Fry's article summarize the documentary's discussion, and what new ideas does it present?

Fry's article puts in the light of emotional toll of social media fame, a great complementing from our classroom discussion. One new idea from the article is how there is a blurred line between authenticity and performance online; therefore, it is hard to know what is real versus what is staged for 'likes'.

6. What are the global issues of this documentary, and how do the seven IB concepts relate?

Two of the global issues are that it might have a huge impact on mental health and commercializing lived lives. Some key documentary ideas include identity-through crafting personae, representation through influencers who use unrealistic ideals, and transformation-how social media can transform communication.

7. Portfolio assignment suggestion:

You can comment in a letter to either Bert Marcus or one of the influencers about how this documentary balances the highs and the lows in the path to social media stardom, ask what possible solutions for influencer burnout are, or reflect on the issue of the balance between your online persona and real life.

2. The feeling it gives is:

   MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN

   it screams freedom and glory which is nice and its astatically pleasing.

3. The title is very fitting in a way let me explain. So the title is STRUCTURE AND FREEDOM in the photo we are given structures AKA the flag pole with the American flag plus the barracks that are in the background the FREEDOM part is really nice because America is well know for its freedom and democracy so its very fitting we have the aspect of freedom and strutter in one photo.

1. The most impressive character from Part 1

1. For me the most impressive character has to be Pi, his whole character is mesmerizing and interesting. He is the protagonist of the story. Piscine is the narrator for most of the novel, and his account of his seven months at sea forms the bulk of the story. He gets his unusual name from the French word for pool and more specifically, from a pool in Paris in which a close family friend, Francis Adirubasamy, loved to swim. A student of zoology and religion, Pi is deeply intrigued by the habits and characteristics of animals and people.

2. The quote that was very inspirational for you

2. "Can I 'ave your name?" I said, "I am who I am." Half an hour later two pizzas arrived for "Ian Hoolihan".

3. Which part/moment was the most amazing, memorable, touching one for you?

Chapter 5 was by far my favorite and it was interesting and sad to see Pi getting bullied for his weird and uncommon name, how he chose to be called Pi like the mathematics symbol to represent him and stop everyone from calling him pissing kid.

This is the truth of survival that universally echoes through the fact that life has an innate will to survive, no matter the circumstances. Pi learns this lesson early on and it becomes even more important when he faces the extreme challenges of being stranded at sea.

In the novel survival is conveyed as a physical and emotional struggle. The ability to swim is more than a skill that Pi learns before the shipwreck; it is preparation for the capriciousness of life's dangers. Alone with his companion, a Bengal tiger named Richard Parker, in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, Pi remembers his training. Mamaji had once told him, "Just keep moving forward.". He faces not only the physical dangers of the ocean but also his fear, loneliness, and desperation. The relationship Pi forms with Richard Parker is complex: it represents both a danger he must tame and the will to survive within himself. In surviving, Pi has to learn to coexist with his fears.

Martel uses Pi's journey as a metaphor for the greater human experience. Survival is not just life versus death but, rather, how one responds to hardship. Pi's struggle exemplifies that often behind survival lies adaptability, creativity, and courage. In learning to work with Richard Parker, Pi is embracing his survival instincts, even while this means living with something terrifying. The novel suggests that it is in this overcoming of fear, finding a way to adapt, that one overcomes life's challenges.

Ultimately, Life of Pi shows us that survival is a good deal more than surviving. It is about finding a reason to keep going, even when everything seems lost. In Pi's story, we learn that survival is deeply tied to hope, inner strength, and the belief that we can find meaning, even in the darkest moments.

1. The first time I met my girlfriend I new that she would become the most important friend of my life.

2. A memorable athletic event that you whitnessed or took part in.

2. The most memorable athletic event that I have witnessed is RK Vardar winning EHF Champions League and going together with my family to the center square to see them parade the trophy.

   
   

   3. September 11, 2001- how you found your and how you reacted.

3. I wasn't born that year however when I was 8 years old in 2015 I found out what happened and I was so shocked and couldn't comprehend the situation.

4. The funniest thing that ever happened to me.

4. I was watching a cartoon called gumballs world and there was a episode where a turturl attacked the main characters and I laughed so much.

What made this video even more impressive was that Magnus Midtbø despite already being exhausted from a previous French Army training course, still pushed through the brutal challenges. His resilience and determination were inspiring, and I really respect how he uses his videos to show us the reality of these extreme experiences not just physically, but also the psychological toll it takes.

It was a really fun experience making the box and also seeing my peers use it and enjoy the process. it was a wholesome event

Very proud.

I hope you watch it this movie means a lot.

By Filip Matevski.

An essay is a piece of writing that is written to convince someone of something or to simply inform the reader about a particular topic.

Characteristics:

Thesis-driven: Presents a central argument or idea.

Structured: Includes an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion.

Formal or Informal: Can be academic, persuasive, or personal in tone.

Use of Evidence: Supports claims with facts, examples, and references.

Analytical or Reflective: Engages with the topic critically or introspectively.

What is a memoir:

A memoir is a narrative, written from the perspective of the author, about an important part of their life. It’s often conflated with autobiography, but there are a few important differences. An autobiography is also written from the author’s perspective, but the narrative spans their entire life. Although it’s subjective, it primarily focuses on facts – the who-what-when-where-why-how of their life’s entire timeline.

Characteristics:

First-Person Perspective: Written from the author’s point of view.

Subjective and Reflective: Focuses on personal thoughts and emotions.

Chronological or Thematic: Can follow a timeline or be organized around central themes.

Descriptive and Narrative Style: Uses imagery and storytelling techniques.

Explores Identity and Memory: Reflects on the author’s experiences and their significance.

What is a political speech:

A political speech is a persuasive oral text delivered by a leader or public figure to influence an audience’s beliefs or actions.

Characteristics:

Persuasive and Rhetorical: Uses ethos (credibility), pathos (emotion), and logos (logic).

Call to Action: Encourages the audience to think, feel, or act in a certain way.

Repetition and Parallelism: Reinforces key messages.

Emotive and Powerful Language: Uses strong imagery and appeals to emotions.

Context-Specific: Addresses political, social, or historical issues.

This is what the poster AD is trying tell us. Depicting a cigarettes box full of crayons that are full of tobacco.

The benefits of this ad are tremendous. It opens our eyes to the risk of smoking not only for you but also the people around you such as family members

That's what this poster AD is trying to show us and tell us the because of their parents influence

I haven’t finished the entire series yet I’m currently on episode 6 but "Band of Brothers" has already become one of my favorite shows. What draws me in is the raw, honest portrayal of World War II. It doesn’t glorify war, but instead shows how brutal and emotionally devastating it was, especially for young men who were sent to foreign countries to fight, trust each other, and survive while witnessing death all around them.

My favorite character is Major Richard Winters. His leadership, bravery, and selflessness always going first, always trying to protect his men deeply inspire me. I admire how the series blends documentary realism with dramatic storytelling and incredible acting, making it both emotionally moving and historically powerful.

On a personal level, the show means even more to me because of my father. He served in the Macedonian Special Forces and was also a Green Beret for the U.S. Army. Watching "Band of Brothers" helps me understand, even a little bit, what my father may have gone through during the 2001 conflict. It connects me to his experience, and makes me appreciate both the sacrifices of the past and those made closer to home.

Whitehead seeks to provide more than just historical facts, however, as the passage points out. The book challenges readers to consider the emotional truth of history rather than just factual events by combining fiction with reality (e.g., a physical underground train). It pushes the viewers to think about not only what transpired but also how it felt—and how memory, trauma, and legacy shape our view of the past.

Therefore, knowing the cultural and historical environment helps one to appreciate the ideas and inventions of the book even if historical accuracy is not the objective. Also depending on readers' previous information and personal circumstances, the text's reception differs. Readers acquainted with the history of slavery could feel the symbolic and emotional weight more than those who are not.

Ultimately, background is absolutely necessary, not only beneficial. Particularly in writings like Underground Railroad, where significance is multi-layered and complicated, it affects how a book is written, read, and valued.

The meeting breaks down into another argument of which king to support, until the Greatjon rises to his feet and silences them all. He spits upon all the kings and declares that Renly and Stannis are nothing to him. He asks why they should rule over him and his from some flowery seat in the south when they know nothing about the North. Even their gods are wrong. The Greatjon asks why they should not rule themselves again. It was the dragons they submitted to and the dragons are all dead. Then the immense man points his two-handed greatsword at Robb and proclaims:

There sits the only king I mean to bend my knee to, m’lords. The King in the North!

The other bannermen all take up the call, even the river lords who have never been ruled from Winterfell. And for the first time in 300 years, there is a King in the North.

• Both literary works glorify and criticises the American dream

• Both protagonist live in delusion rather than in reality

• Both protagonist die in a tragic way

Differences:

• Social class and background of the protagonists

• Perspective of success and the american dream

• Time period, tone and style of writing.

• Can Pride and Prejudice and Zombies and Ever, Jane be described as commentaries on the original?

  
  

  They can be described as commentaries on the original in which each one has their own twist on the story and theme.

• How would either work highlight or underplay certain themes, issues or concerns?

  
  

  Pride and Prejudice and Zombies highlights the issues of diseases in the world and how easily life can change even in that period.

  
  

Because of my father's job as a soldier he had been assigned to finish a Academic Course in America in one of the best military schools in the world so he could become a Sargent Major.

Due to this me my older brother, father, and mother moved to America for a year. During that periord PlayStation 3 was very very popular in America and all around the world every kid had one, my Father chose to buy a PS3 for me my brother and for himself hahaha and while buying the PS3 of course he bought a couple of games in which one of them was Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2. COD MW2 is a first-person shooter game based on a fictional, modern-day global conflict that quickly escalates into a full-scale war between the United States and Russia. The game's narrative focuses on the covert operations of an elite, multinational special forces unit, Task Force 141, and the desperate fight of U.S. Army Rangers on American soil.

I was 5-6 years old while in American and my parents were hesitant to let me play a game with killing and shooting which now i understand why however as a 5 year old kid I didn't care and started secretly playing eventually they caved in and let me play whenever I wanted. And from 5 years old till I was 13 I played COD MW2 everyday, replaying the campaign over and over multiple times and playing multilayer all the time ranking up and killing people who are 10-15 years older than me as a kid hahaha.

Call of Duty MW2 is a core memory for me and thats why when I saw it on Steam an app for games, it was on discount and I took the chance and bought it.

I felt so much nostalgia playing the campaign after so many years and playing multilayer again it felt amazing. Now I will forever have the game for myself.