Final Assessment

Dear Omer,

You did a nice job on this blog even though a lot of it is from your previous book report (which I said was okay). You really need to work on your grammar and your mechanics (capital letters, punctuation). Maybe write first in a Word document, then copy-paste into the blog. That way you could check your mistakes with spell and grammar check.

Anyway you did a good job and finished all the assignments. i like the picture of the village which shows how much damage was done.

Your final grade is 88.

Yours,

Karen Noll Stanger

Reflection

Did you enjoy this way of doing a book report?1

Do you prefer it to the regular way?2

Was it worthwhile to spend so many lessons on it?3

Did you learn anything from these assignments?4

Do you suggest we continue with this type of learning?5

answers:12345

Yes, I did...better than the normal way

No way, it's more better than writing

For me, it was right, for you i don't know

No, I didn't learn

Yes i am. it's more fun from book report

questions

what was the village's name?

what man was Ivor inthe story (happy,sad)? y

what happened in ivor's dream? 4

what thing did jon farthing read that made him anxious about the dam? 7

what was the connection between George Crombie, David Pliger and william wrangley? 5

why was Richard Jones angry? 4

Why did te two men attack John Farthing in a dark alley? 2

who sent them? 4

what happened to Iver by the end of the story?2

what happened to Crombie and Pliger? 4

who was Reverend Griffiths? 4

where did Ivor go after that night? 4

what was the cement used for the dam? 3

where was the meeting? 4

what happened to the villagers? 3

Enter the book

If I will join to the characters I will take a car to escape from the village. I will take pillow and blanket to sleep, money for food and room away from the dam.

Diray

1935 ,23 September

Dear Diary

 

Approximately one month before the terrible day, the day that the dam burst, I knew  that something terrible was going to happen. Nobody would believe my dream. In the end, I saw it with my own eyes. Today, I am living in Cardiff and I work in a gun factory. I miss all the villagers. One week after the dam burst, I left the village and I never saw them again. Today I am going back to the village, the place where no one believed that something like that could happen.      Maybe, I will find things that I lost there. 

Ivor