https://padlet.com/vandanasaxena/classifyingpeople2 en-us 2018-03-21 04:19:15 UTC 2018-03-22 04:48:12 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/vandanasaxena/classifyingpeople2/wish/244360465 Thesis:
There may be different types of guys on blind dates include the creepy guy, the nerd, the self-obsessed-guy and "Mr.Perfect". As different men may have different attitude, behavior and body language during a blind date.
Creepy guy
Definition:
- low profile guy who speaks minimal to the extend that one may feel uncomfortable around them.
Describe:
- who makes too much eye contact without making verbal communication
- mysterious
- potential "psychopath"
Example:
- has a very monotonous face
- sip a drink while staring at you (awkward)
- he who expect us to start up a conversation.
- Look at us and smirk without any words
Nerd guy
Definition:
- a guy who follows the rule book word to word.
- Takes the level of knowledge of an individual very seriously
Describe:
- Has sarcasm to a whole new level to the point no one can get it.
- Possess a complicated sense of humor
- Convinced that everyone else in the room have knowledge of a 2-year-old
- Kia Su
Example:
- They tend to have a photographic memory
- Like sheldon in the drama series " The big bang theory"
The tough guy
Definition:
- A guy who is overly concerned about his looks & physique
- The type of guy world revolves around him
Describe:
- A Narcissist
- Expects his date to be up to his "level".
- They cannot love anyone apart from themselves.
- Wear outfits which shows off their muscles.
Example:
- Unknowingly flex their muscle
- Eat protein shake instead of normal casual food
The "Perfect" Guy
Definition:
- A guy who is a pure gentleman, who meets the requirements of "Mister perfect"
- Well manners
Describe:
- Turns up to the first date well dress
- Punctual on the first date
- Smell amazing
- Sunny , "breathtaking" Smile
- Tall and lean
- Someone who loves sport
Example:
- Pulls out the chair for the ladies
- Opens the car door
- Let's the lady speak and listens ]]> 2018-03-21 04:26:17 UTC https://padlet.com/vandanasaxena/classifyingpeople2/wish/244360465 https://padlet.com/vandanasaxena/classifyingpeople2/wish/244361728 2018-03-21 04:36:40 UTC https://padlet.com/vandanasaxena/classifyingpeople2/wish/244361728 https://padlet.com/vandanasaxena/classifyingpeople2/wish/244362131 Thesis : Parents can be classified based on their characteristics and their attitude towards their children
Categories :
- Missing in action (MIA)
- Strict & over-protective
- Social Addicts
- All drama parent
- Special snowflake parent

MIA
Definition :
- Neglecting a child
- Keep a low profile
- Workaholics
-

Example :
- Missing parents-teacher meetings, sports day, annual functions and etc.

Strict and over-protective parent
Definition :


Social Addicts
Definition :

-Parents who are obsessed with social media.
- Constantly follows up thru other parents or teachers.
- Up to date with gossip and stuff.

Example : Using whats-app or other social media apps to constantly be up-to-date with current issues. Keeping their life interesting and happening.


All drama parent
Definition :
 'Making a mountain out of a mole hill'
- Making a bigger deal out of things
Blowing everything out of proportion

Example : Rushing a child to the hospital for a small issue like a minor cold

Special snowflake parent
Definition : Trusting their child blindly. Considering their child to be no less than an angel.

Example : Acts like their child is special enough not to do their homework


]]> 2018-03-21 04:39:33 UTC https://padlet.com/vandanasaxena/classifyingpeople2/wish/244362131 https://padlet.com/vandanasaxena/classifyingpeople2/wish/244362627 Thesis: There are different kinds of movie endings for different kinds of movies including the mainstream ending, the 'predictable' ending, the unresolved ending and the twisted ending.
Categories:
- The mainstream ending
- the 'predictable' ending
- unresolved ending
- twist
The mainstream ending
Definition: The ending that wraps everything up and answer all the questions.
Description:
- Tell what happens to each of the major characters
- Very satisfying in its completeness
-- Either a happy or sad ending
        Happy Ending : Most people enjoy watching a film with happy endings, a sense of relief
        Sad Ending: Make the crowd go 'shhhhh', Most of the audiences are couples
Examples:
-They both' lived happily ever after'
- All the heroes capture all the villains eventually
The predictable ending
Definition: The viewer knows what will happen next in advance.
Description:
-People might think that it is not impressive
-Not surprised
-Does not engange with the audience
-Boring
Example:
-Movie that is based on historical events(Titanic)
Unresolved
Definition: The main conflicts are left unanswered and it can be based on interpretation of the viewers.
Description:
- the ending where the characters sub-plots end, but the plot line doesn't.
-left unfinished
- Brings up more question than answers
- create excitement
- Hint for a second instalment of the movie
Example: The movie ends with a giant question mark.
Twist
Definition: Unexpected or twisted
Description:
- Not expected
- controversal
- changes audience's expectations
- If the ending is poor, the viewer will feel cheated.
-Can take place at any point of the story
Example: Sixth sense


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