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What do students believe is a significant difference between books and movies?
What do students believe is a significant difference between books and movies?
- Movies often have more detailed plots than books.
- Movies provide a better visual representation of the story.
- Books allow for personal interpretation of characters. (correct)
- Books are generally shorter in length than movies.
What preparations are required before the class can go to the movies?
What preparations are required before the class can go to the movies?
- They need to organize a discussion about the movie.
- Permission slips must be signed and parents asked for rides. (correct)
- Students need to read the book again.
- Each student must choose a candy to bring.
How do students feel about watching movies adapted from books?
How do students feel about watching movies adapted from books?
- They believe the movie enhances their understanding of the book.
- They find it challenging to recall details from the book.
- They dislike it because the movies are never like the books.
- They enjoy comparing the two and often prefer the book. (correct)
What do students typically do while waiting for the movie to start?
What do students typically do while waiting for the movie to start?
What aspect of the movie do students discuss after watching it?
What aspect of the movie do students discuss after watching it?
The narrator felt excited and anxious about their first day at the Training College.
The narrator felt excited and anxious about their first day at the Training College.
The girl the narrator met had previously attended school in Christchurch.
The girl the narrator met had previously attended school in Christchurch.
The narrator and the girl were both newcomers to Christchurch.
The narrator and the girl were both newcomers to Christchurch.
The narrator had always lived in Christchurch before attending Training College.
The narrator had always lived in Christchurch before attending Training College.
The friendship between the narrator and the girl began while walking to the Training College.
The friendship between the narrator and the girl began while walking to the Training College.
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Study Notes
Going To The Movies - Field Trip
- Permission slips and parental transportation are required for the trip.
- Movie theater visit is tied to a previously read book.
- Students enjoy the movie-book comparison but typically prefer the book.
- Popcorn is a popular purchase, along with candy and slushies.
- The movie and book are compared and discussed after the trip.
- Students generally agree that the book's characters are more imaginably diverse due to the flexibility of reading.
First Day at Training College
- The author felt a mix of excitement and fear on their first day at Training College.
- They had recently moved from Wellington to Christchurch and were unfamiliar with the city.
- The author met another first-year student who was also new to Christchurch.
- They both shared their experiences of being new to the city and decided to walk to the college together.
- This encounter marked the start of a long friendship.
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