My Pepeha

The Old Railroad

 The Old Railroad

Once upon a time there was a family of 4 there was 2 adults and 2 children they
went camping in a forest because they were  learning about tourism. Then the family
went for their first inventure in the forest and when they.

Started walking the 2 kids found a railroad and they decided to
run and tell their parents because it was amazing and old then their parents.

Took photos and after they took their photos they went back   
 to their camping spot and had something to eat because they were hungry.

The Impact of Tourism - Reading Comprehension

                            The Impact of Tourism - Reading Comprehension 

Spoiling Paradise: The Impact of Tourism

paragraph 2) What is the best meaning of “devastating” as used in this sentence?

A huge

B destructive

C exaggerated

D wide-ranging

2. Quotation marks are used around the word “eco-tourists” (paragraph 3) to indicate

F a speaker’s words

G a specialized terms

H a Mediterranean word

J a quotation from a travel brochure

3. How are the first and last sentences of paragraph 4 connected?

A They emphasize the damaging effects of mass tourism.

B They demonstrate the economic benefits of mass tourism.

C They indicate that local people do not support mass tourism.

D They show that mass tourism has both positive and negative effects.

4. What is the main purpose of the phrase “So how”? (paragraph 5)

F to reinforce an anti-tourism message

G to present an additional example of eco-tourism

H to add more information about problems in tourism

J to shift the focus from problems to solutions in tourism

Answer these questions in complete sentences.

5. How does the first sentence of this selection catch the reader’s attention?

Because it explains stuff about tourism.

6. According to this selection, what is one way Venice would use the money from a “tax on all visitors”?
They have to pay for all of their damage.

7. Why does the writer start the final sentence of paragraph 3 with the word “And”?

8. Name one environmentally sensitive spot on Earth not mentioned in this
selection and explain why it is sensitive.

9. Is this selection more “in favour of” or more “against” tourism? Give a reason for your answer.
 I think that it is more against tourism.

Algebraic Equations

Math's E-asttle 10,11,17

Name: Sharhera
Date: 10,11,17
Title: Math's E-asttle

Auckland Zoo

Yesterday we went on a trip. To the Auckland Zoo Room 12 Room 11 and Room 6 came when we got there we went through and the first thing we saw was a Red panda and it was cute that I wanted to have it then we went through to meet the people that were going to show us around the zoo there were the twin brothers Fraser john and their was only 1 lady and her name was kirsty and she was looking after my class for a little while then we went to. The Tuatara place there was heaps of them but some of them were hard to find and there were also Tuatara eggs and you can tell if it is a boy or a girl so if it was a boy then it was warm and if it was cold then we went to look at the kia birds and i actually found the first kia it was eating
then we went thru to see the blue duck it was only small so we went to see the wallabies and they were like a kangaroo's then we look at the parrots.

 

Bearing

                             BEARING
Today my class and I have been working on maps for our math. Yesterday the class and I learnt about Bearing and that bearing is the distance from north taken in clockwise direction. we also learnt about cardinal points and that their a South East West and North.