The document is an English listening test for 5th grade students containing multiple choice and matching questions. It tests students on telling time, daily activities, seasons, months, weather and dates. It includes questions about breakfast, lunch, dinner, hiking, shopping, fishing, kites, trees, snowmen, months, instruments, and positions. Students are asked to choose answers and match people to dates based on short passages.
1. The document introduces comparative forms such as taller, older, and stronger to describe differences in height, age, and strength between people or animals.
2. Examples are provided to show how to use these comparative forms correctly in sentences, such as "Zhang Jie is shorter than Yao Ming" and "Panghu is stronger than Daxiong."
3. Students are assigned homework to practice asking about and comparing heights, weights, and ages of their classmates using comparative sentences.
This film shows how a person's day can go in two completely different ways depending on whether they wake up on the right or wrong side of the bed. The camera splits to show parallel universes, with one character having a good day where everything goes right, while the other has bad luck with nothing going their way. Various camera techniques like mid shots and tracking shots are used to follow both characters and their differing experiences throughout their morning routines and commutes to work.
This document is a shot list form for a screenplay. It contains 43 numbered shots describing scenes and actions, along with information about camera shots, movements, and angles used. The shots progress through scenes of a character driving and hitting someone with their car, pulling over to read a text, the victim reaching home, police arriving at the home, conversations with family members, and finally scenes of a character alone at the dinner table as light fades. The detailed shot list provides visual directions for filming each story beat and transition between scenes in the screenplay.
This document is about a student named Liwang from Liwang Primary School in Qingdao, China. It discusses Liwang's hobbies, which include swimming, flying kites, skating, playing the violin, making kites, and stamp collecting. It also provides information about Liwang's pen pal, Alice, her twin sister Aline, and their father Mr. Wang. Alice's hobbies are swimming, diving and riding a bike. Aline's hobbies are drawing pictures and making kites. Alice and Aline live in Australia.
The document is a production diary detailing the process of creating a short film for a class project. It includes entries describing planning meetings, location scouting, shooting scenes over multiple days, editing the footage, receiving feedback, and completing supplementary tasks like a film review and poster. The diary shows the group working collaboratively through research, pre-production, principal photography, post-production, and evaluation to create their short film.
This document is a shot list form for a screenplay. It contains 43 numbered shots describing scenes and actions, along with information about camera shots, movements, and angles used. The shots progress through scenes of a character driving and hitting someone with their car, pulling over to read a text, the victim reaching home, police arriving at the home, conversations with family members, and finally scenes of a character alone at the dinner table as light fades. The detailed shot list provides visual directions for filming each story beat and transition in the screenplay.
This shot list form documents 37 proposed shots for a screenplay involving characters James, Ben, and Carol. The shots include various angles and movements to capture scenes of James driving, Ben walking and crossing the road, a car accident, police visiting Carol's house, and Carol alone at the dinner table grieving. The shots progress from long shots to close ups and include elements like panning, tracking, and zooming to tell the story visually.
The document provides an analysis of the camera techniques, sound, mise-en-scene, and editing used in an inspirational film about a boy who does graffiti to lift the spirits of his ill sister. It notes that various camera angles are used to show the boy creating graffiti without revealing his art. Diegetic hospital sounds and non-diegetic music are used to match the mood. Dim lighting conveys emotion until the graffiti is revealed and lifts the mood. Costumes and locations seem realistic to portray a serious real-life situation. Shots of the graffiti are edited quickly while others are slow and smooth to feel like a documentary.
The document discusses the proposed costumes and props for characters in a film. For the character James, a typical teenage boy, it is proposed he wears jeans, casual shoes, a plain blue t-shirt, and black jacket to appear average and relatable. For the character Ben, a schoolboy, it is proposed he wears an Aston Rowant school uniform, and carries a football and rucksack to represent his stage of life. For the mother Carol, it is proposed she wears a floral dress and is shown with a picture of her son and dining items to showcase her role as a mother and the family dynamic before a tragedy occurs. For the police officers, it is proposed they wear hats, black shoes, black
The document provides an analysis of the camera techniques, sound, mise-en-scene, and editing used in an inspirational film about a boy who does graffiti to lift the spirits of his ill sister. It notes that various camera angles are used to show the boy creating graffiti without revealing his art. Diegetic hospital sounds and non-diegetic music are used to match the mood. Dim lighting conveys emotion until the graffiti is revealed and lifts the mood. Costumes and locations seem realistic to portray a serious real-life situation. Shots of the graffiti are edited quickly while others are slow and smooth to feel like a documentary.
This document is about a student named Liwang from Liwang Primary School in Qingdao, China. It discusses Liwang's hobbies, which include swimming, flying kites, skating, playing the violin, making kites, and stamp collecting. It also provides information about Liwang's pen pal, Alice, her twin sister Aline, and their father Mr. Wang. Alice's hobbies are swimming, diving and riding a bike. Aline's hobbies are drawing pictures and making kites. Alice and Aline live in Australia.
The document is a lesson about weather and clothing choices. It introduces common weather types like warm, cool, cold and hot. It discusses the weather in different cities like Beijing, Harbin, Hong Kong and Lhasa. It then has short dialogs about whether someone can wear different clothes depending on the weather conditions in each city.
The document is an English listening test for 5th grade students containing multiple choice and matching questions. It tests students on telling time, daily activities, seasons, months, weather and dates. It includes questions about breakfast, lunch, dinner, hiking, shopping, fishing, kites, trees, snowmen, months, instruments, and positions. Students are asked to choose answers and match people to dates based on short passages.
The document is about a lesson plan for students to learn fruits in Chinese. It includes activities like singing a rainbow song, drawing and coloring different fruits, playing a missing fruit game, roleplaying fruit preferences, and a self-made fruit dialogue. The lesson introduces common fruits like pears, peaches, watermelon, oranges, bananas, and grapes for students to practice vocabulary.
The document is a production diary detailing the process of creating a short film for a class project. It includes entries describing planning meetings, location scouting, shooting scenes over multiple days, editing the footage, receiving feedback, and completing supplementary tasks like a film review and poster. The diary shows the group working collaboratively through research, pre-production, principal photography, post-production, and evaluation to create their short film.
This document is a shot list form for a screenplay. It contains 43 numbered shots describing scenes and actions, along with information about camera shots, movements, and angles used. The shots progress through scenes of a character driving and hitting someone with their car, pulling over to read a text, the victim reaching home, police arriving at the home, conversations with family members, and finally scenes of a character alone at the dinner table as light fades. The detailed shot list provides visual directions for filming each story beat and transition in the screenplay.
This shot list form documents 37 proposed shots for a screenplay involving characters James, Ben, and Carol. The shots include various angles and movements to capture scenes of James driving, Ben walking and crossing the road, a car accident, police visiting Carol's house, and Carol alone at the dinner table grieving. The shots progress from long shots to close ups and include elements like panning, tracking, and zooming to tell the story visually.
The document provides an analysis of the camera techniques, sound, mise-en-scene, and editing used in an inspirational film about a boy who does graffiti to lift the spirits of his ill sister. It notes that various camera angles are used to show the boy creating graffiti without revealing his art. Diegetic hospital sounds and non-diegetic music are used to match the mood. Dim lighting conveys emotion until the graffiti is revealed and lifts the mood. Costumes and locations seem realistic to portray a serious real-life situation. Shots of the graffiti are edited quickly while others are slow and smooth to feel like a documentary.
The document discusses the proposed costumes and props for characters in a film. For the character James, a typical teenage boy, it is proposed he wears jeans, casual shoes, a plain blue t-shirt, and black jacket to appear average and relatable. For the character Ben, a schoolboy, it is proposed he wears an Aston Rowant school uniform, and carries a football and rucksack to represent his stage of life. For the mother Carol, it is proposed she wears a floral dress and is shown with a picture of her son and dining items to showcase her role as a mother and the family dynamic before a tragedy occurs. For the police officers, it is proposed they wear hats, black shoes, black
The document provides an analysis of the camera techniques, sound, mise-en-scene, and editing used in an inspirational film about a boy who does graffiti to lift the spirits of his ill sister. It notes that various camera angles are used to show the boy creating graffiti without revealing his art. Diegetic hospital sounds and non-diegetic music are used to match the mood. Dim lighting conveys emotion until the graffiti is revealed and lifts the mood. Costumes and locations seem realistic to portray a serious real-life situation. Shots of the graffiti are edited quickly while others are slow and smooth to feel like a documentary.
This document is about a student named Liwang from Liwang Primary School in Qingdao, China. It discusses Liwang's hobbies, which include swimming, flying kites, skating, playing the violin, making kites, and stamp collecting. It also provides information about Liwang's pen pal, Alice, her twin sister Aline, and their father Mr. Wang. Alice's hobbies are swimming, diving and riding a bike. Aline's hobbies are drawing pictures and making kites. Alice and Aline live in Australia.
The document is a lesson about weather and clothing choices. It introduces common weather types like warm, cool, cold and hot. It discusses the weather in different cities like Beijing, Harbin, Hong Kong and Lhasa. It then has short dialogs about whether someone can wear different clothes depending on the weather conditions in each city.
The document is an English listening test for 5th grade students containing multiple choice and matching questions. It tests students on telling time, daily activities, seasons, months, weather and dates. It includes questions about breakfast, lunch, dinner, hiking, shopping, fishing, kites, trees, snowmen, months, instruments, and positions. Students are asked to choose answers and match people to dates based on short passages.
The document is about a lesson plan for students to learn fruits in Chinese. It includes activities like singing a rainbow song, drawing and coloring different fruits, playing a missing fruit game, roleplaying fruit preferences, and a self-made fruit dialogue. The lesson introduces common fruits like pears, peaches, watermelon, oranges, bananas, and grapes for students to practice vocabulary.
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RF and Microwave Radiation Safety Handbook 2nd Edition Ronald Kitchen
RF and Microwave Radiation Safety Handbook 2nd Edition Ronald Kitchen
RF and Microwave Radiation Safety Handbook 2nd Edition Ronald Kitchen