From Writing Topic #131 until Writing Topic #149 are “based on a book”. The book I have chosen to focus on is Where Rainbows End by Cecelia Ahern. Explain how the main character develops as the story proceeds** Rosie & Alex develop both physically and emotionally as the story spans over 40 years. Rosie develops through her choice to become
Read moreFrom Writing Topic #131 until Writing Topic #149 are “based on a book”. The book I have chosen to focus on is Where Rainbows End by Cecelia Ahern. ‘They chose to destroy because they did not understand.’ Is this true of some characters in this book?** Alex & Rosie: While their relationship wasn’t destroyed, they did have a few fall
Read moreFrom Writing Topic #131 until Writing Topic #149 are “based on a book”. The book I have chosen to focus on is Where Rainbows End by Cecelia Ahern. How intelligent is the main character in this book?** Both Rosie and Alex are intelligent in their own ways. Rosie becomes intelligent through her life choices, especially through the difficulty of her
Read moreFrom Writing Topic #131 until Writing Topic #149 are “based on a book”. The book I have chosen to focus on is Where Rainbows End by Cecelia Ahern. Discuss the main relationships in the book** The main relationships in the book are: Rosie & Alex, Katie & Toby, Phil & Alex and Rosie & Ruby. Rosie & Alex: They are
Read moreFrom Writing Topic #131 until Writing Topic #149 are “based on a book”. The book I have chosen to focus on is Where Rainbows End by Cecelia Ahern. What are the least important parts of the book?** I’d say none–all aspects of the book are important. **Reference: Marsden, J 1998, Everything I Know About Writing, Pan Macmillan, Australia.
Read moreList ten ways to cross a crocodile filled river. There’s no bridge and you have no tools** 1. Walk on rocks in the water 2. Climb across trees to get from one bank or side to the other 3. Swim across the river (not recommended but still a way) 4. Distract the crocodiles with food and swim across (The topic
Read moreList your five favourite smells** 1. Rain 2. Home-cooked meals 3. Roses 4. Ocean air 5. Men’s deodorant (especially when men DON’T use the whole bottle on themselves) **Reference: Marsden, J 1998, Everything I Know About Writing, Pan Macmillan, Australia.
Read moreList three big things in your house that you’d be prepared to get rid of if you had to make space** 1. Inflatable bed in second bedroom 2. Both sets of shelves in second bedroom 3. Computer desk in second bedroom **Reference: Marsden, J 1998, Everything I Know About Writing, Pan Macmillan, Australia.
Read moreSuppose your house burns down. List six ways you could turn this into a positive experience.** 1. I can rebuild my house into my dream home 2. I can use the insurance money to rebuild my dream home 3. I don’t have to worry about break ins. 4. I can be a minimalist now that my possessions have burnt to
Read moreList five ways you pass your time in class when you’re bored.** (I finished school seven years ago, this is what I used to do to pass time in class when I was bored, or got my work done) 1. Writing stories 2. Scribbling/Doodling 3. Doing puzzles in a magazine 4. Reading a book (usually fiction and for leisure) 5.
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