Dear diary

Today was my birthday , I celebrate here in england, and it was perfect.
 even though I have little time here, i make a lot of friends and they and they accompanied me all day.
The tradiccions here in englandas was so diferents , for example the way I celebrated the birthday, 
usually in chile, I celebrated another day with my friends at a party or other place, but here the same day they always give me gifts, and they do a lot of things, I did many things I never imagined doing in chile this type of birthday was so funny and i thing that if in chile we did his type of birthay, can be increadible.

1- Why is it important for Lenina to publicly prove her unfaithfulness to Henry?

The unfaithfulness to Lenina is note very important in the book, because in the book that was normal,all the people have por than one couple, so we can say that in that world de unfaithflness doesn't exist

                                                                                                

2- Is it natural to be in a couple and raise a family in the Brave new World? Why/why not?

It's not natural, because the social rules at that time say that this is not correct, In the contra part they thought that the human being should have many couples and that should not be enslaved by way of a only couple. This is reflected in the chapter 3 page 35: "Their world (the past) didn't allow them to take things easily, didn't allow them to be sane, virtuous, happy." That is why this question is totally related to the unfaithfulness of the world of brave new world in which it is assumed that someone can be happy only if it is free to be with anyone, in wherever they want and however they want.

3- What is the meaning of "pneumatic" when it is used to describe Lenina?

This description can be metaphorical. It seems that he wants to mean that she's busty, curvy, and all-around sexy.

4- What is “Soma” and why do people use it?

its a designer drug with no side effects can cure feelings of sadness and who use every time they want a vacation or experience negative emotions and want to escape reality and is shown according to chapter 4 page 52: "you do look glum! What do you need is a gramme of soma. Diving into his right-hand trouser-pocket.Benito produced a phial. One cubic centimeter cures ten gloomy ... but, I say

5- Was Bernard a tall or a short man? How did this affect his job? Please justify your answer by quoting from chapter 5.

Bernard was a short man. In his job he was affected because he feel "looked" by the society because was different that the others. The mockery make that Bernard feel like a outsider because his shorter than the others.

 

 1- What is this video about?

1.-The video is about a fiscal cliff that has U.S. (a big debt), making that this state stop producing technbology and science to reduce the debt.


2- What is the main concern conveyed in this video?



2.- The main concern conveyed in the video is that all the cuts mensioned on the video, will reduce jobs, scientific progress and threaten U.S. competitiveness; making a risk of lossing the place of global lider in scientific and technological innovations.

3- What will happen if the government stops funding science and technology

3.- If the goverment stops funding science and technology will make a problem for the most of the people of U.S. because now people used it too much depending of it. And not is only a problem to U.S. because other countries depends of the products of this state.



4- Do you agree with this video’s point of view? Why/Why not?

4.- I´m disagree with the video because I depend of technology, to search information making it easier, and also I depend of science, for example when I´m sick and I need some medicine.


5- Does your government provide enough money for research and science? Give examples

5.- I don´t think so, because Chile don´t provide enought money for research and science. This can be proved because they are not good scientist, making that Chile don´t have great inventions.

 

 1. What is the relevance of chapters 1, 2 and 3 for the development of the plot of the novel?

1)In the first three chapters the author is describing caracteristcs of the place where the character live, like the different types of humans (alpha, beta, gammas and epsilon), and how they are created, making us introduce for help us to understand the book, and explain what is the Central London Hatchery and Conditioning Centre and how it work

2. What kind of text is the information in these three chapters conveyed:  description, conversations, narration, other? Give examples.

2)This chapters are of a descriptive kind, because in each chapter describe different things. In the first chapter, is an introduction to the world from where man was born, explaining the different types of human and the process of their creation; in the second chapter, describes childrens of delta class showing to students how they makes them hate and fear for some things; and in the third chapter, is shown to students as children are distracted, and also show how the new civilizaton took over the past.

3. What are 4 important facts we learn about this future world?

First : If you are a Betta you will dont like books and flowers.
Second : the one of the most important facts is that is a new way of creating humans
Third :  is that a human can change our way to think. 
Fourth : The one of the most important facts is that is a new way of creating humans.

A) “They’ll be safe from books and botany all their lives” 

That phrase is by the director to the groups of students   in the nursery, the electro shock to babies deltas to dislike books and flowers . (Second chapter)

B) “But in Epsilons…we don’t need human intelligence”:  (First Chapter) Henry Foster says this to the students, explaining the different types of humans.


C) “Family, monogamy, romance. Everywhere exclusiveness, everywhere a focusing on interest, a narrow channel of impulse and energy”: (Third Chapter) The director says this, and refers to the interests of the different human types and the different way of thinking. 

What is science

Science Definition The word science comes from the Latin "scientia," meaning knowledge. How do we define science? According to Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary, the definition of science is "knowledge attained through study or practice," or "knowledge covering general truths of the operation of general laws, esp. as obtained and tested through scientific method [and] concerned with the physical world." What does that really mean? Science refers to a system of acquiring knowledge. This system uses observation and experimentation to describe and explain natural phenomena. The term science also refers to the organized body of knowledge people have gained using that system. Less formally, the word science often describes any systematic field of study or the knowledge gained from it.  http://www.sciencemadesimple.com/science-definition.html