Thursday, March 06, 2008
THE ICY COLD HAUNTED HOUSE(2)
Second half is better and more original. Try not to use descriptions that are memorised. It's so much better when you create your own visuals. Some good images of the icy house.
ICY COLD HAUNTED HOUSE(1) sekwon
Be careful with your verb tenses - try to stick to 1 verb tense only for the time being.
Launch yourself straight into the description. See how I rewrite your ideas:
The old creepy house stood white and lonely. The windows were barely visible below the thick ice. The biting cold air lashed at my face and seemed increasingly loud.
The bright haunted house 3
I heard ringing bells in my mind telling me not to enter but I did not heed (its) their advice. My sister and I skipped inside and we saw creepy staircases full of cobwebs (and mummies all) over (it) them.
(We actually thought that the haunted house was dark and creepy but this one was not. It was like the normal days where we see big sun. This was more creepy than those dark haunted houses.We went through those full of cobwebs' staircases and we saw what we will never forget in our entire lifes.) (It's important not to tell the reader too much - show what you see)
A ghost dressed in white like an angel but one with fangs drifted around the house. There was a human on the floor and the ghost was sucking its blood !! Our cold sweat(s) dripped down and it made the sound,"dip..dip.." The ghost heard our sweat and turned around, (freaking) scaring us!
You had some good ideas and should concentrate on using your senses to describe what you see/ hear. When you tell too much, the writing slows down and the reader loses interest.
The bright haunted house
I shivered with excitement , wondering what would be inside (the haunted house). I thought I was dreaming. The haunted house was filled with people, normal people. My mouth opened wide in shock, for this was not what I expected at all. It was very noisy. But suddenly, I spotted a woman biting into her sandwich and in her mouth there was a pair of fangs. I screamed loudly and all eyes were on me . All of the people walked towards me simultaneously.
I grabbed hold of my brother's hand and started running towards the exit. That was the scariest haunted house ever.
Why don't you show me more of what you didn't expect - as that is an interesting point - the reader needs more visuals.
Friday, February 29, 2008
Thursday, February 28, 2008
A question?
others form of energy
If energy used in Singapore (oil and natural gas) were depleted we can use renewable energy such as:
· Solar energy(solar panels)
· Wind energy (windmills, wind turbines)
· Tidal energy/wave energy(from a dam)
· Biofuels(plant) used in cars as petrol
Renewable energy now produce 13% of the world electrical:
Hydropower 2-3% and others including wind, solar, and marine energy together - less than 1%
Singapore average daily max temp: 30.9ºC / average daily temp: 23.9ºC
1) Solar panels which can produce 115watt of electricity cost average $640.
2) Shortage of land to build a solar energy power station.
Wind energy is a clean fuel source. Wind is actually a form of solar energy caused by the heating of the atmosphere by the sun, the rotation of the earth, and the earth's surface irregularities. It is intermittent (not constant)Biofuels can be defined as solid, liquid, or gas fuel derived from biomass.
The first batch of biofuels used new plants natural sugar to make biofuels. This may lead to shortage of food as we do not have any extra land for growing our crops.
Examples of plant ethanol: sugar beets, sugar cane, corn, wheat and barley. Most trees and grasses are made of cellulose, which can also be converted into sugar, although not as easily as starch.
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
harness the energy produced
low heng yi(26) 6 grace
Sunday, February 24, 2008
Alternative source of kinetic energy
Alternative Source of Electrical Energy
The first option we could use is hydro-electric energy which seems to be expensive but much more convenient than that of a windmill as the wind is unpredictable resulting to a unsteady supply. Hydro-electric energy are much more constant as the water will be rushing at it most of the time - unless there is a drought of course.
The other source would be the wind mill.Yes, it has an unsteady supply but it is much CHEAPER than Solar energy. And it's enviromentally friendly too! (well, it should be...)
Moving on, We have the Solar panels. Solar energy is good and enviromentally freindly but what's that? Yes, it is VERY EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE. And, we need a great amount of solar energy to have an adequate amount of electricity. Another fault, at night, we won't get any energy, unless there's a device which saves the electricity of course!!!
So what should we do is there's not enough electricity? Two answers:
1) Use less electricity!
2) Combine the electricity from the alternate sources!
Fauzia's note: Hello! I managed to sneak on to the computer to do this!Anyway, If I did something on my answer that shouldn't be there, please tell me! Thank you!
Congratulations to an A* Team
We were crowned:
Best Decorated Stall
Best Earning Stall
Nothing is impossible when creative minds mix with passion and dedication.
This is the most invaluable lesson for all of us this year.
It has been my greatest pleasure to work with 34 enthusiastic and driven pupils of 6 Grace.
Merci mille fois!