Tangerine by Edward Bloor

September 22, 2006

     If I was going to make Tangerine into a movie, I would choose a sad background song. Almost like a the one from The Incredible Hulk, when he is walking down the street with one backpack strap over his shoulder. The reason I would choose a sad song is because, when Paul moves he is sort of sad. Also because he doesn’t want to move into a new house that he has never heard of, or has a muck fire that never ends.Then, after the sad part has ended I would make the music fast and joyful. That part would be when Paul and his mother are in the car and Paul askes about the Tangerines in Florida. This is why I would choose a sad song and a joyful one to take part in my book, Tangerine.


September 11,2006

September 11, 2006

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(Right click on the picture and choose ‘Open link in new window’ to see a larger image. You will be taken to the USAToday website. Use the arrows to go to the 2nd picture)

The safe exposure limit for noise is 85 decibels for eight hours a day. Every time the volume level increases by three decibels, the safe exposure time drops by half.

1. Why would a car stereo be used in for the snapshot?

To show what which is the loudest out of the three.

2. Why is the “100″ more to the left than the numbers above it?

Because it goes from greatest to least.Also because the BoomBox is the least loudest.

3. Why are the lines wavy? What does it represent?

The lines are wavy because it represents the sound. Which is called sound waves.

4. What is the purpose of the ear on the right?

The purpose of the ear is to show how the sounds affect the ear.

5. Do you need to know what a decible is in order to understand theis snapshot? Explain your answer.

No, because you could figure it out by just observing it.