Monday, November 13, 2017

Symbolim


             Tim left school and headed to his grandparents' as he usually did on Thursday afternoons. He continued to reflect on the day and listened to music. As he passed by a park, he noticed his neighbor's son, Joe, who was older than him and much bigger. He suddenly found himself stopping to see the group of people playing basketball. He then froze as he realized Joe was calling him to play against him.

              Tim finally was grabbed and pulled onto the court. He was not good at basketball at all in the past which made him worry. Joe would not stop taunting him in the beginning as he got a lead up onto the score. As the game was almost over, Tim decided to step up. He made shot after shot leading the score to only two points down. Tim got the ball and made the three pointer to win the game right in front of Joe. He left the park with more confidence and the defeat of someone in which many people feared.

Tim is David while Joe is Goliath in the story. This gives the inference of the small boy who eventually defeated the large man in a battle in which everyone would think Goliath would win.

Jack- LOTF Response

Cade- Symbolism

Monday, November 6, 2017

Vocabulary Post

       
         The stock of a business is very vital to the commerce around it. The stock is all of the materials that the business has. This term is used a lot especially during orders, trading, and commerce. An example of this is this computer for Best Buy is out of stock. This means that the store does not have it ready or on the shelves.

          Vital is something very lively or important. It can be referred to something extravagant or medical. An example of this is the liver is a very vital organ in your body. It should not be confused with vivid  or vial. Both of these vocabulary terms are used a lot in today's world.

Lord of the Flies


              The Lord of the Flies novel is a very interesting book with vivid detail and a mysterious plot. It has a good way of telling the story with its specific details and exact imagery of the island. It is interesting on how the kids react to the situation that they are in. They have an interesting way of using their resources and helping each other. This whole story has a lot of twist and turns than has not let me settle on one part of the story.

               The Lord of the Flies also provides confusing parts in the story that the reader may understand or may interpret different. It also gives the inference of what human society truly is for the kids. As I continue reading, I find new details that changes the story. The evidence of what the kids do is also a huge part that will lead to consequences on the island. Even though the story is very descriptive and weird, I like the novel overall as a story of adventure and mystery.

Ethan- Purple Hibiscus Response