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Beauty and The Beast

• Why do you think the author created this story?
• To entertain
• What is the purpose (reason) for writing this story?
• To entertain the reader
• What is the author trying to explain?
• To show that its good to marry beasts
• What did the characters learn?
• that is good to marry monsters
• How did the characters grow or change?
• the beast changed to human
• Why did the characters act this way?
• Why do you think the story came into existence?
• What did you learn about? I learnt that it is alright to marry beasts
• (country) from reading the story?
• What do you think the purpose of this story is?
• To entertain the reader and to read to little kids for bedtime stories
• Why do you think this story is important to the people of                                      

Science{Food and digestion]

Mouth

• This is where we ingest food
• We do this using our teeth
• Canine teeth stab and rip food
• Incisors cut our food
• Our molar masticate (grind) the food
• The Salivary Glands release saliva into our mouth
• Saliva starts to break down sugars and lubricates the food

Oesophagus

• This is a tube connecting the mouth to the stomach
• Food is pushed down to the stomach by the action of peristalsis

Stomach

• The stomach churns food into a paste. 
• Some food is broken down in the stomach. 
• Stomach acid kills bacteria.

Duodenum

• This is the first part of the Small Intestine
• More chemicals are added in from the Pancreas and Gall Bladder

Pancreas

• This adds a chemical into the duodenum to neutralise the stomach acid
• The Pancreas also adds more chemicals into the duodenum to break down food. 

Gall Bladder

Small Intestines

Liver

Appendix

Large Intestine

Rectum

Anus

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In the Beauty and The Beast, there is this Beauty who is forced to live with this Beast.

One day Beauty's father was going for a walk but then he stumbles across this large mansion that looked abandoned the father went inside this mansion to take a look. When he walked inside he was shocked to see all these sculptures in the mansion then he went into the bedroom but then suddenly and big shadowy thingy creeping up behind him then the father turned and saw the beast, the father was scared then he was begging for mercy but the beast said " Then bring me the daughter for whom you picked the rose. Bring me beauty''

Then the father went home and told beauty that she has to live with this beast. Beauty wasn't mad or scared she just said yes and packed her things. The next morning beauty was on her way to the beasts home deep in the forest.

Once she got there the beast was there at the door waiting. Once beauty saw the beast she looked surprised when he took her inside they ate breakfast

In 100 degrees most Bacteria die

Testing For Carbohydrates

Testing for simple sugars

Aim
I want to find out how to test for simples sugars

Equipment 

• Bunsen burner
• test tube tongs
• benedicts solution
• food samples
• test tubes
• Safety Glasses

Method

1. Place about 2ml of the sample in a test tube
2. Add 3-5 drops of iodine and mix

Results
we started with the colour blue (Benedicts solution) to a yellow colour to an orange/red colour

English

I wonder who is the oldest person to be alive 

A tiny, 116-year-old Italian woman — what the key to her longevity is and her response might surprise you. The Guinness World Records confirmed on Monday that Emma Morano of Verbania, Italy is now the oldest living person at 116 years and 169 days old.

In a 2015 interview with the New York Times, Morano shared that she attributes her long life to eating three raw eggs a day. She has since gone down to two eggs a day since she was in her teens

She also largely credits her impressive lifespan with being single. Although Morano had many “suitors” following the end of an unhappy marriage in 1938, she never remarried. “I didn’t want to be dominated by anyone,” Morano said.

When Morano was told that she now holds the title of the oldest person alive, she told the Telegraph via her caretaker, Rosi Santoni, “My word, I’m as old as the hills.”