We ended up running the tilt after a six kilometre walk in - my first ever real walk in. Again, aprehensive would be an understatement. My feelings were then emphasized after a pin on one of the first drops led to my deck imploding and we swimming. Fortunately it was probably the safest place on the river to swim, but it did not do the world of good for my paddling.
A. the storm stopped B. their ship went immediately to land C. they died because of what they had Done 5. When Jonah was in the water _____. A. he drowned B. the waves washed him to shore C. a great fish swallowed him 6. Jonah was released after
I’m lonely in a dark concealed room, covered in someone or something’s blood splatter. All I can smell is dust and death, I witnessed, I saw, I know. Everything is silent, not even a mouse creeping, no life at all. My heart was experiencing an adrenalin rush, I could hear the sound of my own breathing. Whoever he is, he’s got me.
Through bloody noses, and breath taking drills, Jerry prepares himself to swim through that mysterious tunnel to cure his curiosity. Jerry and his mother are attached at the hip early on in the story. Every time Jerry tries to slip away from his mother, a surge of guilt sweeps over him as she smiles, “he was very familiar with that anxious, apologetic smile”(page
He tried to cry but it seemed like the cold had frozen everything inside, and only his emotions were alive. His heart was beating faster, and faster. He felt so lost, so lonely, he had no home. And his home was dead. In his head his entire life replayed.
Then the setting describes an evening sky that had turned red, yellow and black, as he saw burning books turning into sparkling whirls and blew away causing the wind to turn black. This story takes place in a futuristic time, they lived in a controlled environment where they lacked freedom and they weren’t allowed to have books, TV’s and etc… and they also lacked choices. (page.1) 2. The setting creates a strong sorrow feeling, just knowing a whole society is being controlled due to town laws. The mood sort of feels very sad and empty to where they have
Titanic Letter April 12th, 1912 Dear Sister, I had just survived the worse disaster of my life. I remembered when the steward knocked on the doors and shouted “Get dress and put on your life vessels and head to the lifeboat decks! !” I asked what was going on. He said don’t tell anyone and whispered “The ship is going to sink.” So I quickly got dressed and headed to the lifeboat decks. I was in a hurry I forgot to put on my life vessel.
He states that when the dolphins swim in circles, they produce enough energy by using their tails to swim fast. Mr. Fish reviewed “Sir James Gray paradox”, which states, that the animal didn’t have the enough muscle mass to produce the necessary energy to swim fast. Mr. Fish needed to find out in his experiment, how to measure the forces dolphins produced during swimming.
Lifeboats A cruise ship is sinking and I have been placed in charge of making the judgment on who should stay on the ship and who should be loaded in the life boats. I do not know any of the passengers on the ship, besides a general description of the types of people. There are too many possibilities and reasons why people of a certain criteria should stay or leave the ship and no one person could make a fair decision on this issue. As the boat begins to sink though, everyone should live, but there are only a set amount of life boats, so a protocol has to be established for loading the life boats based on the general description of the ships passengers. The first step into loading the lifeboats is that I would ask if anyone wants to volunteer to stay behind.
One of my friends decided to chase me down, for I was trapped on top of his swing set with only one way down. He hurriedly climbed up the ladder to hunt me down, so I quickly plopped down and scooted forward to hastily go down the slide. However, when I inched up to the slide, I felt a sharp pain in my butt. I cried out in agony and hurried home. I was not sure what happened, but I knew something was stuck.