Sunday, 22 April 2012
THE WEAR & TEAR
FORBIDDEN PLANET
Year Released: 1956
Country: US
Director: Fred Wilcox
Forbidden Planet was a 1950's science fiction box office success, containing a mixture of technological paranoia (computers and technology ultimately destroyed the galaxy's most advanced race) and optimism (space flight is ubiquitous, mankind is flourishing, and Robby the Robot is every housewife's dream come true).
The film begins with a very squeaky-clean and positive view of science and technology.
The first piece of "alien" technology we are introduced to is Robby the Robot. Robby is another perfectly crafted work -- he is self-sufficient and perfectly loyal to his human masters. When we are first introduced to the rest of the technology of the Krell, it too is pristine. It shows no signs of wear and tear, despite its incredible age. It was perfectly crafted millions of years ago, and is entirely self-sustaining.
Photocopy from Wednesday 18th April_Spanish King Breaks Hip: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_Nb3d84W0THTEo2T0MxcGdxcEE
Photocopy from Wednesday 18th April_Wear & tear: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_Nb3d84W0THeG1EdTI4cEpnNjg
Year Released: 1956
Country: US
Director: Fred Wilcox
Forbidden Planet was a 1950's science fiction box office success, containing a mixture of technological paranoia (computers and technology ultimately destroyed the galaxy's most advanced race) and optimism (space flight is ubiquitous, mankind is flourishing, and Robby the Robot is every housewife's dream come true).
The film begins with a very squeaky-clean and positive view of science and technology.
The first piece of "alien" technology we are introduced to is Robby the Robot. Robby is another perfectly crafted work -- he is self-sufficient and perfectly loyal to his human masters. When we are first introduced to the rest of the technology of the Krell, it too is pristine. It shows no signs of wear and tear, despite its incredible age. It was perfectly crafted millions of years ago, and is entirely self-sustaining.
Photocopy from Wednesday 18th April_Spanish King Breaks Hip: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_Nb3d84W0THTEo2T0MxcGdxcEE
Photocopy from Wednesday 18th April_Wear & tear: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_Nb3d84W0THeG1EdTI4cEpnNjg
Friday, 6 April 2012
RUMOUR HAS IT...
Some of you played hooky on Wednesday, didn't you?!!! Naughty lot!!!
Well, here you are the photocopies I gave then. Make sure you read them carefully and do the activities included:
Photocopy from Wesnesday 4th April_1_WOULD RATHER: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_Nb3d84W0THX2hLUEFOQ0RTQk9pU1A3aUZPTndmdw
Photocopy from Wesnesday 4th April_2_FOOD FOR THOUGHT: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_Nb3d84W0THSWpTZnh2QXdRNkszLVVkRGdNQ25vdw
Photocopy from Wesnesday 4th April_3_ADJECTIVE ORDER_THE ENVIRONMENT: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_Nb3d84W0THMktlMUdLZjRSelNORUlLOXVFOUZFQQ
Photocopy from Wesnesday 4th April_4_RUMOUR HAS IT: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_Nb3d84W0THZGVtUUVVWGNRVTJaeGNSR2pSQ1pkdw
Photocopy from Wesnesday 4th April_5_article about THE HELP: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_Nb3d84W0THaFhrNmhtSVFUbHFHNWRWMnlMX1JOQQ
Tuesday, 3 April 2012
TO EAT HUMBLE PIE
HUMBLE PIE: http://www.englishblog.com/2011/07/words-in-the-news-humble-pie.html
Answer key to photocopy from 27th March_WIND OF CHANGE: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_Nb3d84W0THYWpGMDBqNFlUbm16YzdYV2c0WFZwQQ
Photocopy from 2nd April_PHYSICAL CONTACT: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_Nb3d84W0THZG1mbm5kOEVSb1NBcWlFa3FmN2hEQQ
Photocopy from 2nd April_AISLE_STICK INSECT_EXPIRATION DATE: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_Nb3d84W0THSURENG96MzdRYXlHRERFMGhXMUwwQQ
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