The History of the Olympic Games

1. The first modern Olympic Games were held in 1896
2. The rings in the Olympic flag is representing the five kontinents. The colours in the flag are symbolizing the the 6 colours there are in every flag
3. The ancient Olympic games were hosted in Olympia that is in the western part of the Peloponnese.
4. we use the Olympic Falme because it’s a symbol of the Olympic Games
5. Pankration is a combination between wrestling and boxing.

Sidney 2000

1. The danish athletes won 2 gold medals, 3 silver and 1 bronze medal.
2. What the people think about the Olympic Games, was that it was the best Olympic Games ever.
3. There motto was “Thousand of hearts with one goal share the same spirit.”
4. The special thing about the opening ceremonie was, that a man called Steve Jeffreys was riding has stock horse and after him, 120 other riders entered the stadium. In that way they formed the 5 Olympic Rings. 
5. It was originally built to hold 110000 spectators but because they made the north and south wing to short, there is only place for 83500 spectators.

Vancouver 2010

1. No Denmark won the first medal at the Winter Olympic.
2. There were four mascots during the games in Vancouver
3. The slogan is “With blowing Hearts.”
4. There were 18 athletes that represented Denmark in Vancouver
5. Vancouver has apply to be host city since 1960

London 2012

1. The first Olympic Games in London was in 1908
2. The man who has the responsibility for The Opening Ceremonie, is Danny Boyle
3. There are 28 Disciplins in The Olympic Games 2012
4. There will be 8.000 different people who will walk with The Olympic Flame for 70 days
5. IOC stands for The International Olympic Committee. It is a committee were they organize The Olympic Games since 1896. The summer Olympic and The Winther Olympic.  

Political events that have canceled, disrupted or otherwise marked the Olympic Games

1) The group, The Black September, was found in 1970, to resist the Israeli occupation.

2) A 72 old man won a silver medal at the Olympic games in Belgium 1920. His name was Oscar Swahn. He was from Sweden. He won the medal in team doubleshot running deer.

3) The first man who entered the olympic games in Antwerp , was Johannes Pietari Kolehmainen.

4)The difference was that the flag was raised by competitors and for the first time doves as a  symbol of peace.

5) The Olympic games was cancelled in 1940 and 1944 because of the outbreak of World War 2.

Mind map about olympic games

Corrections to "Prejudice"

There were new people new teachers, everything were changed in the moment i started

- There were new people and new teachers. Everything were changed in the moment i started.

Example if a immigrant boy make vandalism

- Example if a immigrant boy makes vandalism.

I have learned that if the students think in a certain way, example at me, then the teacher easily can change mind about a person and then his prejudices are changed.

- I have learned, that if you change your mind about a person, then your prejudices against the person will change as well.

If a danish girl and a immigrant girl both wanted the same job, is it the danish girl who haves the greatest chances

- If a danish girl and a immigrant girl both want the same job, it's the danish girl who has the greatest chances

It can be therefore they have so many prejudice against us

- It can be therefore they have so many prejudices against us.

The Yellow Face

Chapter 1-3:
In this chapter we hear about Sherlock Holmes.


Chapter 4-6:
Jack Grant Monro wants Sherlock Holmes to be his detective because he thinks that his wife is cheating on him.


Chapter 7-9:
Effie is leaving the house.


Chapter 10-12:
Jack wants to enter the cottage, but Effie stops him.


Chapter 13-14:
Jack is leaving Effie because of the secret she wont tell him.


Chapter 15-17:
Sherlock Holmes and Grant Monro are going over to the cottage to find out what the secret is.


Chapter 18-20:
Jack Grant Monro finds out that his wife has a black baby from a earlier marriage. She thinks that he will get angry at her, but he doesn't get mad. He don't have any problems with her black girl.

Summary and questions of the Danish article: "Danmark har overhalet U.S.A i racisme."

It's about a guy called Jacob Holdt who is a danish photographer. He has made several fotoshows. His primary focus is prejudice and racism. Jacob made a ghetto show and right after he met Anne Bech. He traveled to USA and got threatened by two afro-americans who had a gun and they stole all his money. He wanted to meet the members of the Ku-Klux clan.  He wanted a wider view on the term "racism". What were their opinion, and why do they hate black people so much? That was one of the questions he wanted to get an answer on. 

If you want to make a difference in the clan look at their past and history. What made them join these different type of clans? And why? Don't just yell at them, try to walk in their shoes and you'll see a different side of the history.  He finish his report off with an example he experienced himself. It was a small girl who said to her mom: "Look mom, a dane is approaching!" 

- Who become members of groups like the KKK according to Jacob Holdt? Do you agree?

According to Jacob Holdt it's people who hungers for love,atention and care.

We agree with Jacob Holdt and think those people need something to spent their time on, something to wake up to. The clan is like a home for them, and the members are like their family. 

- Why does Jacob Holdt become a member of the KKK?

He meets a student and then she wants him to talk about racism, so he meets the leader of the ku klux clan. Jeff Barry is the leader of the ku klux clan.

- Comment on the headline of the article

We think that Denmark versus America is a tough call. In our opinion we still think America is worse than us when it comes to racism. You often see gangs and groups only consisting of black people. It's very typical that groups in America are split up, the black group and the white group. We think it's a lot worse in America. They black people usually get harder punishments than white people. And they are a lot easier suied for doing illegal things. We don't think that is the case in America. So we think that America is worse than Denmark. 

- Do you see racism as a big problem in the Danish society?  

I don't really see racism as a big problem in Denmark, because I don't see it very often. I think i have seen it a few times, but thats all. When i saw it, it was at a football game, where one said "make sure the nigger doesn't get the ball."

After you, my dear Alphones

What is Mrs. Wilson baking?

gingerbread

What game were the boys playing?

they are making a American comic strip

Describe Boyd’s family:

his mother is home taking care of the children. His father is working in a factory. His sister works instead of his mother, she wants to be a teacher.

What does Mrs. Wilson assume about Boyd and his family?

She thinks that his family is poor and that his father has a lausy job.

Why does Mrs. Wilson offer Boyd clothing? And what does Mrs. Wilson do when Boyd rejects her offer?

because she thinks his family is poor and when he reject her offer she gets mad because she thinks that it will help him is his family get more clothes.

Find examples (there is more than one) in the text where Mrs. Wilson is prejudiced towards Boyd:

“Now eat as much as you want to, Boyd,” she said. “I want to see you get filled up.”

“Well don’t let johnny stop you. He always fusses about eating, so you just see that you get a good lunch. There’s plentuy of food here for you to have all you want.”

Mrs. Wilson tells Boyd, "I'm just disappointed in you." Evaluate the cause of Mrs. Wilson's disappointment.

she gets disappoint at him because she had offered clothes to him and then he rejects it. She just wants to help him, but he dont want help from her, because his family dosen’t need it. 

Do you find Mrs. Wilson a racist? 

I don’t think she is a racist. Its just because he is black that it seems like she has a lot of prejudice for him.