When i read i use various types of reading strategies. One of those strategies is re-reading. There are times while i am reading where i dose off and miss whatever i was suppose to read. Rereading allows me to get a juste of a part of my book that i have missed and prevents confusion. It's important to reread incase you have missed an important part of you book. Another strategy that i use while reading is visualizing. Visualizing allows me to be more engaged in my book. To me visualizing is kinda like making the book into a movie in your mind.
2. It all started out when the Nazis came to Czechoslovakia. Life was still decent because i had my family, close friends and a place to call home. I was caught up dreaming about the stars and my …show more content…
At one point in the book the Nazis were in Eva’s living room. In this situation the author wanted to make you scared, the author is trying to make you terrified of the Nazis. One of the sentences she used was “I didn’t understand what he was saying just the fear he was creating”. In that sentence you don’t even need to infer, the author technically says that the Nazis are creating fear for Eva. This means the Nazis were so frightening, by them just standing there in her living room made her terrified, because they have done so many horrible things. Another sentence in that scene was, “suddenly the soldiers were gone. They had left the front door open, the silence stood in their place”. When I read that sentence I can’t help but imagine a dark eerie room. She is trying to convey the spine chilling feeling that these Nazis have created for the people who lived in the time period of the …show more content…
The ted talks and Mussa have taught me to not be ignorant about the world. Just because it’s decent in Canada it doesn’t mean it’s great in other places. I have started to change my point of view whenever something like my internet isn’t working, I think “at least i have internet”, there's people in 3rd world countries who don’t even have clean drinking water, or a school, the things we take advantage of. In my book, “someone named Eva” Eva is not ignorant about the world. Like I mentioned in question 4, Eva respects the Jewish people. The only problem is she isn’t doing anything about it, she pity’s the Jews. Although she doesn’t have much of a choice, only to listen, or else she would be severely punished. Most of the other girls are convinced that the German race is the most superior race on the planet, even though there isn’t a real reason behind that, they just believe what they are told. Most of the other girls are ignorant about how the Jewish feel; they believe that Jewish people are awful, and that there like “pigs” because they were only told the Nazis point of view. At the end of my chunk Eva starts to mention to the girls that the teacher at the concentration camp isn’t telling the truth, and that the German race isn’t the most superior race on the planet. The holocaust wouldn’t have happened if one person (Hitler) wasn’t ignorant about other people. If Hitler looked at Jews as equals and not as “pigs”, the holocaust would have never began. Sadly some people
2. It all started out when the Nazis came to Czechoslovakia. Life was still decent because i had my family, close friends and a place to call home. I was caught up dreaming about the stars and my …show more content…
At one point in the book the Nazis were in Eva’s living room. In this situation the author wanted to make you scared, the author is trying to make you terrified of the Nazis. One of the sentences she used was “I didn’t understand what he was saying just the fear he was creating”. In that sentence you don’t even need to infer, the author technically says that the Nazis are creating fear for Eva. This means the Nazis were so frightening, by them just standing there in her living room made her terrified, because they have done so many horrible things. Another sentence in that scene was, “suddenly the soldiers were gone. They had left the front door open, the silence stood in their place”. When I read that sentence I can’t help but imagine a dark eerie room. She is trying to convey the spine chilling feeling that these Nazis have created for the people who lived in the time period of the …show more content…
The ted talks and Mussa have taught me to not be ignorant about the world. Just because it’s decent in Canada it doesn’t mean it’s great in other places. I have started to change my point of view whenever something like my internet isn’t working, I think “at least i have internet”, there's people in 3rd world countries who don’t even have clean drinking water, or a school, the things we take advantage of. In my book, “someone named Eva” Eva is not ignorant about the world. Like I mentioned in question 4, Eva respects the Jewish people. The only problem is she isn’t doing anything about it, she pity’s the Jews. Although she doesn’t have much of a choice, only to listen, or else she would be severely punished. Most of the other girls are convinced that the German race is the most superior race on the planet, even though there isn’t a real reason behind that, they just believe what they are told. Most of the other girls are ignorant about how the Jewish feel; they believe that Jewish people are awful, and that there like “pigs” because they were only told the Nazis point of view. At the end of my chunk Eva starts to mention to the girls that the teacher at the concentration camp isn’t telling the truth, and that the German race isn’t the most superior race on the planet. The holocaust wouldn’t have happened if one person (Hitler) wasn’t ignorant about other people. If Hitler looked at Jews as equals and not as “pigs”, the holocaust would have never began. Sadly some people