7. How does the idea in the illustration reflect you, your family or people that you know? Explain your thinking.

How does paragraph 5 contribute to the development of ideas in the passage?A. The author describes the lives of other people to show how these stories changed her.B. The author lists the lives of other people to show that stereotypes are generally untrue.C. The author compares the lives of other people to show some perspectives are better than others.D. The author includes the lives of other people to show that most people experience the same things.

describe your life by thinking a object the represent your life

Draw ANYTHING that represents your life. Put a very short caption.Then answer the following:1. What is my value/worth?2. How do I influence others?3. What is my role in the society?

b) Outline which worldview you most relate to and justify your reasoning (P.E.E structure)

6. Look closely at the faces of EACH figure in this sculpture. What do they say to you?  How are their expressions representative of past ideals and how is this important to understand when considering the livelihood of this sculpture?