Tuesday, April 14, 2009

A year at an American High School

1)
-where ketil went to school
Rowland highscool in California.
-how he got to know people
when he talked about himself infront of the class, the stundents became curious and began asking him about how we lived in Norway.
-the subjects he studied
He studied «Getting Around», which were about to handle bank and money matters, and to organising a wedding.
-what he did in his leisure time
Ketil played on the school's soccer team, and had to practise four hours every day except sundays.
-what made tonje's school somewhat special
It was an outdoor school with no corridors. The classroom doors lead straight out into the open.
-how big the classes were at her school
In most classes there were 25-35 students.
-what kind of food they had for lunch
-how the students were informed about daily events at the school
They got informaed about daily events at the TV screens in every classroom.
2)
1 – false, each state has its own laws regulating education.
2 – true
3 – false, the question is wrong
4 – true
5 – true
6 – true
7 – false, the classes in USA were at 25-35. the norwegian are about 20
8 – false, it doesnt
9 – true
10 - false, schools are strict about their students

Thursday, January 29, 2009

Now I have seen the movie, and I got really shocked! I could never imagine that George should kill Lennie. The movie was much the same as the book as far as I have red, but the start was a little different. In the movie we see the two men getting chased by some guys, in the book we get to know this through a conversation.

Wednesday, January 28, 2009

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Of Mice and Men

Of Mice and Men is a novel wroten by John Steinbeck. I think this is a great book with the main characters Lennie and George. George is the small smart one, and Lennie is the big stupid retarded guy. So far they have been running from some guyes, because Lennie tryed to "pet" a girls dress. so now they are trying to get a new job at a ranch near Soledad. Now I've been reading some chapters, and I think it is great so far.