Wsheet 63. Animal farm session3

              Chapters  5-6                       to get started .... Chapter 5-6 Quick Quizzes

 (5)   https://study.com/academy/practice/quiz-worksheet-questions-on-animal-farm-chapter-5.html

 (6)  https://www.sparknotes.com/lit/animalfarm/section6/?quickquiz_id=336

Chapter 5 Summary and Analysis      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDN0QgSoeqY

      TASK.  Watch the video and Write a Twitter message on this chapter.

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Long   Q_ Chapter 5 to be discussed in groups

5.1_What evidence indicates that Mollie may not have voluntarily left the farm to live with  a new owner?

5.2_How does Napoleon use the sheep to his advantage as he takes control of the farm?

5.3_How does Napoleon change the running of the farm after Snowball's exile, and how  do his changes help secure his position as leader?

5.4_How does Squealer smooth over Napoleon's actions after the takeover of the farm?

5.5_ Why are the animals so vulnerable to the pigs' manipulation?

Second part

Chapter 6 Summary and Analysis           https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn1QVQAdiLE

     TASK.  Watch the video and Write a Twitter message on this chapter.

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Long   Q_ Chapter 6 to be discussed in groups

6.1_ What evidence appears to indicate the animals are actually working harder for less  food?

6.2_ What case can be made that the decision to trade with other farms actually violates the Seven Commandments?

6.3_  After the rebellion how has the humans' relationship with the farm changed?

6.4_ How does blaming the windmill collapse on Snowball benefit Napoleon?

 6.5_ Why does Napoleon offer a greater reward if Snowball is captured alive?

Finally, colorado Springs airfield.

Cool! A pleasure to fly like that! Thumbs up for the cabin crew!

https://twitter.com/clarincom/status/1058725082762223616?s=20

Si usted decide bajarse, no podrá volver a subirse, y los paracaídas no están incluidos en el ticket. En esta aerolínea, nos gusta estar en sintonía con las últimas tendencias de la moda, y en el caso de que este vuelo se transforme en un crucero, todos ustedes tendrán la suerte de calzarse, menos una parte pequeñísima, y no van a tener cocos. Solo que no es ni pequeña ni adorable. 

Una vez fuera de la nave, tire de la cuerda roja que está delante, o para los que aman complicarse la vida, pueden usar ese pico rojo cerca del hombro para chuparlo... Quiero decir, inflarlo. 

El hermoso bikini también tiene una luz que se activa con el agua, pero no tengo idea de cómo funciona. Si ustedes lo descubren, no duden en explicármelo, por favor. Y en el caso de que no llegue a inflarse, bueno... agárrense de su vecino e imploren por sus vidas. Podrán encontrar información sobre los chalecos salvavidas para su hijo, el que más promete, en la cartilla de seguridad. 

Si la cabina llegara a despresurizarse, caerán máscaras de oxígeno del compartimento frente a ustedes. Ignórelos y agarre al asistente de vuelo más cercano a usted. Es solo un chiste, me siento tan solo... 

Una vez que deje de gritar, ponga esa máscara sobre su nariz y boca. Para ajustar, tire de las correas elásticas a los costados. Asegúrese de fijar su propia máscara antes de asistir a su hijo preferido, o a otros pasajeros, o a su marido, que seguramente estará gritando más fuerte que usted. 

Y, seamos honestos, solo aquellos que pagaron los 49,99 extra van a recibir algo de oxígeno. En esta nave está prohibido encender cualquier tipo de cigarrillo a menos que, al igual que yo, estén tan calientes que enciendan todo a su paso. Muchas gracias por su atención, y disfruten de su vuelo a Colorado Springs. Y, para todos los que no nos prestaron toda la atención... 

Learning and leaps of faith -beyond realms of mindpower

The hard truth about learning a language... 

It comes without a users manual. All you need is a DIY set.
Face it. It is something you must do by yourself.

EXPLAIN in your own words the statement below:

To quote an unnamed source:

• Ordinary methods in the teaching field have proven useless at best, and the most honest account is to say that when it works, we must assume the methods had to be asssessed as unnecessary ...

From a learner's log:

What English did I learnt last week? A learning experience is not what passively happens to me; it is what I DO with what happens to me.

Read the quotes below about knowledge and learning and select 2-3 to disccuss with your partner

• “Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad."
• Learning facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored
• “The eye sees only what the mind is prepared to comprehend."
• "I forget what I was taught. I only remember what I have learnt. - Patrick White
• Failure is the condiment that gives success its flavor.
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There are things known and there are things unknown, and in between are the doors of perception.


To use quotes properly, read Ms Holland info

 Speaking a new language involves learning to think and process a new set of notions (identity?)  as when the maharaja od limerick



In his notorious 1835 Minute on Education, Lord Macaulay articulated the classic reason for teaching English, but only to a small minority of Indians: “We must do our best to form a class who may be interpreters between us and the millions whom we govern; a class of persons, Indians in blood and colour, but English in taste, in opinions, in morals and in intellect.”




To quote an unnamed source:
Ordinary methods in this field have proven  useless at best, and  the most hones account is to say that when it works, then the methods had to be asssessed as unnecessary ...

yout in CS those 60s 70s 80s

Morcillo el Bellaco y Los Rítmicos

     http://www.musicoscopio.com/morcillo-el-bellaco/biografia/ 

Formed

1983, Castelló de la Plana, Comunitat Valenciana, Spain

Disbanded

1988

Members

Juan Antonio Morcillo [aka Morcillo] (vocals), Juan Carlos Tomás[aka Juanki] (guitar), Pedro López (bass), José Ángel Leiros(guitar), José Luis Lorente "El Chino" (drums), Josan Arrebola(drums), Daniel Silvestre (drums)

Related Artists

Capitán M, Dr. Diente, Los Molestos, Morcillo y Los Rangers, Los Morcillos, Los Romeos

Los Romeos

Los Romeos formed in Castellón in 1988 when Pedro López Moreno, Juan Carlos "Juanki" Tomás and Jose Ángel Leiros, all members of the disbanded Morcillo el Bellaco y Los Rítmicos, joined the flamboyant and stylish singer Patricia Fernández Escoin to create a new group. Influenced by female-fronted bands like Blondie and Transvision Vamp, they released their first single, "Muérdeme" ("Bite Me"), in 1990 and achieved great success with the Spanish public before the release of their self-titled first album, Los Romeos, through the Spanish record label Hispavox. 

The album collected "Muérdeme" with "Mi vida rosa" ("My Wonderful Life"), "Un poquito de amor" ("A Little Bit of Love") and "El mundo a tus pies" ("The World at Your Feet"), a re-worked cover of "Sunday Girl" by Blondie. 

Two years later they released their second album, Sangre caliente (Hot Blood), which supplied two singles, "Arañas mi piel" ("You Scratch My Skin") and "Cuando llega mi amor" ("When My Love Is Here"). 

In 1996, they released their third and final album, Sin conexión (Unconnected), but it was badly promoted by their new record label, Magna Music, and sales were very poor. Soon afterwards, the band broke up. At present, Patrizia Escoin is part of the three-piece Lula.

Brainteaser- Touring turing test

Wsheet. HAL 2001

Altough there had been several claims (like this one below) that the Turing test is not the best way to test a computer's intelligence, Turing test remains the most popular practice.

BBC –June 2014   

                ComputerAI passes Turing test in 'world first'

A computer program called Eugene Goostman, which simulates a 13-year-old Ukrainian boy, is said to have passed the Turing test at an event organised by the University of Reading.

• The test investigates whether people can detect if they are talking to machines or humans.
• The experiment is based on Alan Turing's question-and-answer game Can Machines Think?

https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-27762088

   wanna play a game??    i show u 3 quotes        from the 3... at least one is Woman-born.  

Perhaps  some  corrrrekt    Or  ALL  3  arrrr’  wrrrong          we play 3 rounds. 

we play 3 rounds. 

      YOU must wrrrite:  

                     exemple

   1.bot  2. Woman-born   3. bot The dice is cast!

                      careful to chose the human ones.
                   Ready,s teady, go

To comment on results... Do not worry,  fall is a season to fail ....tests.Poor, pityful humans as old as a stale, rotten apple.....       Adam and Eve and their fall!!!! 

not bad human answer....   1 corrrrekt   2 wrrrong  Stunning  human answer....   2 corrrrekt   1 wrrrong Great answer.... you must be another bot.... All 3  corrrrekt

Anarchy of Science - Free radicals

Free Radicals: The Secret Anarchy of Science

                  By Michael Brooks

Short Stories from Modern Science

Michael Brooks, who holds a PhD in quantum physics from the University of Sussex, is an author, journalist and broadcaster. He is a consultant at New Scientist



Visit the Free Radicals 2011-12 blog

Brooks asks an impertinent question: is science really as dull as most people seem to think? 

The answer, it turns out, is a resounding no...

AND   TWO reviews: 

   the Independent one here

These days science is either nothing or it's the new religion. But, as both these books show in their different ways, the practice of science inhabits the broad territory between these extremes and exhibits the full Monty of human behaviour. Science is the most reliable form of knowledge we have but it is arrived at by unreliable means. Cutting-edge research deals with the unknown unknowns, as the unwitting philosopher of science Donald Rumsfeld put it, and there is no formula or methodology for achieving that.Michael Brooks is the canniest science writer currently plying his trade. Whereas others merely translate the discoveries of science into hopefully understandable language, Brooks writes, above all, with attitude. (...) 

In Free Radicals, every case history involves scientists succeeding by breaking the rules by which people imagine science to be bound. Brooks characterises the scientific process as anarchy, stressing the wildness of some scientists, their drug-taking, their vicious rivalries, their sometimes economy with the evidence. This may seem a bit over-the-top but it is a welcome corrective to the dutiful obeisance science sometimes evokes.

                     AND   the  other review here

TASK 1  . 

READ about  Werner Forssmann: a pioneer of cardiology. ... 

Forssmann's self-experiment pushed the boundaries of medicine into a new era and opened the door of modern cardiology. 

This historical study depicts Forssmann's life narrative and the forces, political and personal as well, that shaped his personality. His upbringing in Berlin, his career as a physician, the self-experiment, and his life forward. 

TASK 2.  Debate 5 min on Science and ethics 
                 after reading little passage below.

• Tuskegee syphylis study  (1932-72)   page (117)

Animal farm session 2 - Ch 3 and 4

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                         QUESTION 1.-- to get started .... 

 Chapter 3-4 Quick Quizzes

https://www.sparknotes.com/lit/animalfarm/section3/?quickquiz_id=333

https://study.com/academy/practice/quiz-worksheet-questions-on-animal-farm-chapter-4.html

QUESTION 2.---- Describe the irony of the line "All men are enemies. All animals are comrades"

QUESTION 3.----  What two things convince the animals of the truth of Squealer’s pronouncements?

         

QUESTION 4.----  Describe the situation on Animal Far, as it exists during the idealistic days following the revolution?

QUESTION 5.----  what is beast of england?

QUESTION 6.---- What role does the written word play in Animal Farm?

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WATCH  these 3 short  VIDEOS from CourseHero

Chapter 3 Summary and Analysis

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvPSoH17kNI

1. What is different about this year’s harvest?
2. What does Boxer adopt as his motto?
3. What do the animals do on Sundays?
4. Do Snowball and Napoleon get along?
5. Why don’t any animals except pigs submit resolutions for debate?
6. What does Snowball want to focus on at the farm?
7. What does Napoleon want to focus on?
8. What happens to Jessie’s and Bluebell’s puppies?
9. What has been happening to the milk?
10. What does Squealer explain about the milk and apples?

(3)  answers

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Chapter 4 Summary and Analysis

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZHwwJv9K40

1. How do Snowball and Napoleon send word of the rebellion to other animals?
2. Who is Mr. Pilkington?
3. Who is Mr. Frederick?
4. What rumors spread about Animal Farm?
5. What has Snowball been doing to prepare for Jones’s return?
6. How is Snowball injured?
7. Why is Boxer upset after the battle?
8. Where was Mollie during the battle?
9. What do the animals name the battle?
10. What awards do the animals create?

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1. This year the animals have the largest harvest yet, and they also finish it faster than normal.
2. Boxer adopts “I will work harder!” as his personal motto.
3. On Sundays, the animals don’t work and instead hold farm-wide meetings to debate and vote on new resolutions.
4. Snowball and Napoleon disagree on almost everything.
5. Only the pigs are smart enough to come up with new resolutions.
6. Snowball wants to focus on educating the animals and putting them into committees.
7. Napoleon thinks the pigs should focus on the education of the young.
8. Napoleon takes Jessie’s and Bluebell’s puppies up to a secret loft, and everyone soon forgets about them.
9. It is revealed that the milk is being mixed in with the pigs’ mash.
10. Squealer explains that the pigs need the vitamins in the milk and apples to continue being the brainworkers of the farm.

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1. Snowball and Napoleon send out pigeons to other farms to try to encourage further rebellion.
2. Mr. Pilkington is an easygoing farmer who owns neighboring Foxwood Farm.
3. Mr. Frederick is the owner of Pinchfield Farm and is known for being tough and shrewd.
4. Rumors spread among the humans that the animals on Animal Farm are starving and practicing cannibalism and torture.
5. Snowball has been studying the battle tactics of Julius Caesar to prepare to fight off Jones.
6. Snowball is injured when a shot grazes his back as he charges Mr. Jones.
7. Boxer kicks a young farmhand in the head and stuns him. Thinking that he killed the boy, Boxer feels extremely guilty.
8. Mollie fled when she heard the guns go off and was found hiding in the barn.
9. The battle is named the “Battle of Cowshed.”
10. The animals create “Animal Hero, First Class” and “Animal Hero, Second Class.”