Dangerous Decibels

• 85 db and below is safe
• You can be in a rock concert for only 10 seconds or you will harm your ears
• Rainfall, washing machine and traffic is fine for your ears
• Rock concert is 115 db
• Ambulance is 125 db
• Fireworks and gunshot is 145 db
• The people took 2 years to raise money to do this
• Tonni took our class

Original similies

Create 5 original similes

NO CLICHES!

As tired as an ant moving a raindrop to their house.

As quick witted as a mouse avoiding the trap all around the house.

As frightened as a 16 years old soldier going to the war.

Gently like a new car that King bought today.

Grey like a dusty mannequin left by itself in the warehouse.

Similies

Create 5 original similes

NO CLICHES!

As sharp as a pencil that just got sharpened for the student's speech.

As shiny as the baby's white clear teeth that just got born.

As relaxed as a sloth that is relaxedly lying on a bough.

Intricate like making the King's exquisite and elaborate watch for his parade happening tomorrow.

Zodiac story

1st - Rat

2nd - Ox

3rd - Tiger

4th - Rabbit

5th - Dragon

6th - Snake

7th - Horse

8th - Goat

9th - Monkey

10th - Rooster

11th - Dog

12th - Pig

Cat is not in the Zodiac because the rat pushed cat into the water so it drowned.

Because he thought the dragon will come 1st because it was able to fly.

It is Horse.

2002 it is snake.

Watchmaking

"Zzing!" All the whizzing sounds from the factory welcomed me as I walked in. Those silvery white metals made a clinging sound as they bumped into each other. With the golden light

Maths week

1. 76

2. 64

3. 41 years

4. 84

5. 70

6. 55

$200

Two tens for a five

Today our class did these questions for daily blog post as it is the maths week this week. Here is the question, script, link and my answer.

Answer-

Lou lost 25 dollars.

Daily Dollar Questions Level 4
Monday: "Two Tens For a Five."

Bud Abbott and Lou Costello's first scene in the movie 'One Night in the Tropics' is a classic.
Abbott cons Costello by simply asking for change. "Have you got 2 tens for a five?" he asks. As Lou realised he has been duped, Bud snaps back: "OK, here's your five, give me back my 2 tens!" The skit carries on and Lou loses money!
"Two Tens for a Five" is a classic vaudeville routine made famous by Bud Abbott and Lou Costello and has been repeated many times over the years.

Here is the script!

Abbott: Have you got two tens for a five? Costello: Just so happen to have it.

Lou gives Bud ten dollars and Bud gives Lou five dollars.

Costello: Just a minute, just one minute! 

Abbott: Something wrong?


Costello: Fifteen dollars just went south!

Abbott: What do you mean?

Costello: You gave me a lot of your fast talk, you said 'do you have two tens for a five' and I gave you two tens for a five.

Abbott: Just a minute, are you accusing me of cheating?

Costello: No, but you got two tens for a five.

Abbott: Alright here's your five now gimme back my two tens. Okay, that's better.

Bud gives Lou five dollars and Lou gives Bud ten dollars. After a slight pause Lou realises he has been conned again.

Costello: What are you doing? Abbott: What’s wrong now?

Costello: Look Abbott, here's two tens gimme a five! Abbott: Certainly.

Lou gives Bud ten dollars and Bud gives Lou five dollars.

Costello: HA HA HA HAAA! You did it to me...
You did it to me again. 

Abbott: Oh come on.

The 300 Dollar Question.
How much did Lou lose ?
Try to act it out with you friend. Use paper as money!
Maybe you can act it out as the famous Bud Abbott and Lou Costello did!
Watch the comedy on YouTube. It’s priceless!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7pMYHn-1yA
or
http://www.schooltube.com/video/2e1afdd3edf9c89a0ea8/Abbott- Costello-Two-Tens-for-a-Five