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Monday, January 24, 2011
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Big Brother
1)When do people have the right to privacy (list at least 3 examples)?
Ans: I think you should have privacy in your bedroom, bathroom, messages and e-mails. I think you dont have to have privacy in your living room because if you needed privacy you would just go to your room.
2)When do people give up the right to privacy?
Ans: I think you wouldn't have privacy in the living room, another person's house, an airport, a diner, the kitchen,etc.
3)Write about a time your privacy was violated. How did it feel? Did that person have a right to do it?
Ans: My privacy was violated one time when i was on my phone and my mom looked at my conversation with a person.I think she shouldn't of done that because i wouldn't look at her conversations with anybody that she is always messaging on her phone.
Ans: I think you should have privacy in your bedroom, bathroom, messages and e-mails. I think you dont have to have privacy in your living room because if you needed privacy you would just go to your room.
2)When do people give up the right to privacy?
Ans: I think you wouldn't have privacy in the living room, another person's house, an airport, a diner, the kitchen,etc.
3)Write about a time your privacy was violated. How did it feel? Did that person have a right to do it?
Ans: My privacy was violated one time when i was on my phone and my mom looked at my conversation with a person.I think she shouldn't of done that because i wouldn't look at her conversations with anybody that she is always messaging on her phone.
Thursday, November 4, 2010
MADE IN L.A PART 3
1. If it were up to you to make the decision, would you let the sweatshop workers become legal U.S. citizens? Why or why not?
Ans: no because it wasn't nice what they did. They put up with all the work they have to do for hours and only get a few cents for doing all that. They have no other choice to do any other jobs because the other jobs wont take them so they have to be stuck with doing all that work that they don't even get payed enough to do.
2. Describe a moment in from parts 1, 2, or 3 of this movie that you found particularly memorable? Why?
Ans:A moment that is memorable is they all don't have good homes. They don't get payed good money too.
3. By the end of part 3, the protestors seem to be giving up hope. If you were able to speak to the group, what would you say to them to inspire them to keep going?
Ans:I would tell the group to not give up on hope. To never give up on life either.
1. If it were up to you to make the decision, would you let the sweatshop workers become legal U.S. citizens? Why or why not?
Ans: no because it wasn't nice what they did. They put up with all the work they have to do for hours and only get a few cents for doing all that. They have no other choice to do any other jobs because the other jobs wont take them so they have to be stuck with doing all that work that they don't even get payed enough to do.
2. Describe a moment in from parts 1, 2, or 3 of this movie that you found particularly memorable? Why?
Ans:A moment that is memorable is they all don't have good homes. They don't get payed good money too.
3. By the end of part 3, the protestors seem to be giving up hope. If you were able to speak to the group, what would you say to them to inspire them to keep going?
Ans:I would tell the group to not give up on hope. To never give up on life either.
Monday, November 1, 2010
MADE IN L.A PART 1
1.how is the life of sweatshop workers in L.A the same as those in Indonesia ? How is it different?
Ans: It is the same because they get a little bit of money and work a ot of hours.The difference in L.A is that they have better places to stay and in Indonesia you have to share houses with other families.
2.Why is that poor immigrants (newcomers)end up working at sweatshops?Why don't they work as lawyers or doctors or at Mcdonalds?
Ans:They don't have enough to be there or they don't have the right education to afford it.
3.Predict what's going to happen by the end of this movie.
ans:Probaby they are going to make a parade saying that we deserve better and need to pa a better amount .
1.how is the life of sweatshop workers in L.A the same as those in Indonesia ? How is it different?
Ans: It is the same because they get a little bit of money and work a ot of hours.The difference in L.A is that they have better places to stay and in Indonesia you have to share houses with other families.
2.Why is that poor immigrants (newcomers)end up working at sweatshops?Why don't they work as lawyers or doctors or at Mcdonalds?
Ans:They don't have enough to be there or they don't have the right education to afford it.
3.Predict what's going to happen by the end of this movie.
ans:Probaby they are going to make a parade saying that we deserve better and need to pa a better amount .
Friday, October 22, 2010
MADE IN L.A PART 2
1. Who does Forever 21 blame for the sweatshops? Why?
ans: Forever 21 blames the contractor because they pay the contractors to get people to make the clothes for forever 21 and the contractors pay the people that work hard to make all the clothes
2. What’s wrong with Forever 21's argument?
ans: The thing that is wrong about forever 21's argument is that they don't even argue a lot they only blame everything on the contractors and everyone else but them selfs.
3. Why do the workers continue to protest even if it means they might lose their jobs?
ans: Workers continue to protest because they want to at least try to get more money for working very very hard on making clothes for forever 21.
1. Who does Forever 21 blame for the sweatshops? Why?
ans: Forever 21 blames the contractor because they pay the contractors to get people to make the clothes for forever 21 and the contractors pay the people that work hard to make all the clothes
2. What’s wrong with Forever 21's argument?
ans: The thing that is wrong about forever 21's argument is that they don't even argue a lot they only blame everything on the contractors and everyone else but them selfs.
3. Why do the workers continue to protest even if it means they might lose their jobs?
ans: Workers continue to protest because they want to at least try to get more money for working very very hard on making clothes for forever 21.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
BEHIND THE SWOOSH PART 2
1. How much do Nike workers make in Indonesia each day? How many hours a day do they work?
Ans: They make 1.25 a day. They work about 15 hours a day.
2. What is life like for Indonesian Nike workers at home?
Ans: It is sad because they would always get sick like everyday because they work about 15 hours a day and only get 1.25 for a day so they can not really afford that much to eat and feed there kids and everything like that.
3. Why won’t Nike talk to Jim or Leslie or let them visit the shoe factory?
Ans: They think that jim and leslie are going to try to shut down there factory.
Monday, October 4, 2010
BEHIND THE SWOOSH
1. What does it mean to “make a decent living”? What should you be able to afford to buy?
Ans: You should be able to afford rent, food, clothes, and everything you would need to live a good life.
2. Where do your sneakers come from? Who makes them?
Ans: sneakers come from a factory. I think the people working in the factory makes them by putting pieces together.
3. What is a sweatshop (take a guess, even if you have no idea)?
Ans: A sweatshop is probably where they sell bad sneakers.
1. What does it mean to “make a decent living”? What should you be able to afford to buy?
Ans: You should be able to afford rent, food, clothes, and everything you would need to live a good life.
2. Where do your sneakers come from? Who makes them?
Ans: sneakers come from a factory. I think the people working in the factory makes them by putting pieces together.
3. What is a sweatshop (take a guess, even if you have no idea)?
Ans: A sweatshop is probably where they sell bad sneakers.
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