This Boy

● The document comes from the australian government. It is an awareness campaign, We can imagine this ad comes from the home office. ● The general topic is binge-drinking, for teenagers. Alcohol with teenagers, student, young people. 2) Description of the document. ● At the top : 2 teenagers who drink. The girl drink a beer, and we can imagine the boy drink a vodka, I don't know. I think they are 20 years old. They look a happy couple, they are relaxed

Passerby 1 : Oh my god ! Passerby 2 :eww ! Look ! We can see the blood !! Passerby 3 : Poor boy, He seems so young .. Where is God ?! A policeman: Nobody stays here ! There is nothing to see ! Move along ! The inspector : So, what is your name ? The witness : Well, my name is Roisin Smith. Oh my god .. I .. I saw all the murder ! It was so horrible, cruel and inhumane. Oh ! Oh .. Sorry .. The inspector : I know, but I need your help. What were you doing here ? Why were you

1. This document is an article entitled "But I am your son ..." It was taken from the Guardian and published on October 14th, 1979. The text is composed of an introduction and the article is divided into two parts separated by the narrative sentence "After three months at the hospital there was an assessment meeting." There are four paragraphs in the article. 2. « Mais je suis ton fils… ». On devine dès le titre qu’il peut y avoir un souci dans le rapport enfant/ parent(s). 3. This is the

neverseenanythinglike it," said Keith Bakker,the American directorof "The phonehas the clinic in Amsterdam, been ringing constantly. Compntergame addiction problemthanr,ve is obviouslyan evengreater imagined." The clinic will begin treatingt'uvo teenagers from Britain this week and other sufferers are being signedin from America and Asia. "Theseare perfectly decentkids whose lives have been taken over by an addiction," said Bakker, a former drug addict. "Some have given up school so they can play games. They have no

most powerful demigods alive. There’s little time to process this news. All too soon, a cryptic prophecy from the Oracle sends Percy on his first quest, a mission to the Underworld to prevent a war among the gods of Olympus. THE GIVING TREE ‘Once there was a tree…and she loved a little boy.’ So begins a story of unforgettable perception, beautifully written and illustrated by the gifted and versatile Shel Silverstein. Every day the boy would come to the tree to eat her apples, swing from her

the day, tanned and content, they had driven home. All the details of this foreign life – the upstairs house, the children’s room – had been taken from American comic books which had been circulating in the mission school. These details had been mixed up with local details, like the holiday clothes and the holiday sweets, some of which Mom and Pop had at one stage out of their own great content given to half-naked beggars. This composition was awarded full marks, ten out of ten, and Willie was asked

you in the newspaper and about how you have opened this big new agency down there in town. I am very proud for Botswana1 that we now have a person like you in this country. I am the teacher at the small school at Katsana1 Village, thirty miles from Gaborone1, which is near the place where I was born. I went to Teachers’ College many years ago and I passed with a double distinction. My wife and I have two daughters and we have a son of eleven. This boy to which I am referring has recently vanished and

This document is a photography. The scenes take place in a classwroom, we can see the blackboard behind a child and his teacher. The mistress is sat at her office and the boy is upright beside her. It shoul not be from our time because they are not wearing like us. The teacher is smartly dressed. The boy’s belt is high and his tee-shirt is returned in the trousers whereas now the trousers for the boys are large and the tee-shirts are long. Our attention is focused on the two

a wild boy, always getting into mischief, mitching from school, fishing minnows on Sunday and building stone “castles” in the great crag above the village. She kept telling herself that she would give him a good scolding and beating when he came in, but at the same time her heart was thumping with anxiety and she started at every sound, rushing out to the door and looking down the winding road that was now dim with the shadows of evening. So many things could happen to a little boy. His dinner

Trial : Mr Tenk doesn't feel guilty, he thinks that the boy is guilty. In the past Now family, open-minded, he stopped to assimilate crime and murder to strangers. Some of his employees are of Hispanic background. The justices are criticized for making law, for being law makers. Normally, the SCOTUS is a law-interpreting body, since Marbury v. Madison in 1803. The SCOTUS has a power of a judicial review, to decide on the constitutionality or not of laws, and presidential actions. What type of cases