What is the Fair Trading Act?

The Fair Trading Act 1986 protects you against being misled or treated unfairly by traders or shops. The Act prohibits misleading and deceptive conduct, unsubstantiated claims, false representations and certain unfair practices   

How does it affect me?
 it gives me rights to know how to react to bad ones and good 

Questions

1. What is the Fair Trading Act?
   The Fair Trading Act 1986 is a statute of New Zealand. Its purpose is to encourage competition and to protect consumers/customers from misleading and deceptive conduct and unfair trade practices. The Fair Trading Act provides for consumer information standards.
2. What is the commerce commission’s goal?The Commerce Commission is a New Zealand government agency charged with enforcing legislation that promotes competition in the country's markets and prohibits misleading and deceptive conduct by traders. It is an independent, quasi-judicial body, established under the Commerce Act 1986.
3. Who besides the commission is responsible for the act and can take their own legal action?
4. Who are the two types of groups the act applies to?
   Understand your compliance obligations
   
   
   1. What do the acts apply to?
   
   
   

reflection 
this term in drama we had to preform a little play to our class
we had to remember our words but that wasn't a challenge for me 
my challenge was the acting i for myself are not good at acting i kinda hate going on stage but i still accomplished it the fear 
i think we did well we all remembered our lines and we did pretty good 
i will improve my acting by getting into more character and staying in character  

nz music

Aotearoa
Stan walker

This song represents New Zealand (aotearoa) and how our maori culture is important they go to threw each letter and each letter represents us and our childhood and who we grew up with and this is us and were proud to be who we and are not afraid to speak our language

Word vomit wk8

Word vomit

I eat crayons. My mum doesn't know because she's always with a guy. My toy rabbit talks to me and eats my apple all the time, i'm left with nothing. I pretend to be in a boat and row with my oar and then I fish out maths books, because I love maths. I have no friends im always alone.

Shakespeare 2

Act one, Scene four 

1)How does Jessica get a message to her lover?

By sending a letter through Launcelot.

2)How will she be disguised for the elopement?

She gonna dress up like a servant

Act Two, Scene Five

1)Why is Shylock uneasy about going out for the evening? Give evidence from the text to support your thinking?

Because they are Christian and he thinks that it's a bad thing as he had a bleeding nose on Easter Monday.

Act Two, Scene Six

1)How does Launcelot manage to tell Jessica that Lorenzo will be there that evening?

By coming and inviting shylock to the dinner.

2)What does Jessica throw down to Lorenzo?

She throws a box to Lorenzo.

3)Why is Antonio looking for Gratiano?

  Because their friends are waiting for him.

12/03.18

Act Two, Scene Seven

1.Which casket does the Prince of Morocco think is worthy to contain Portia’s portrait. Use evidence of the text to justify your answer.

“Who chooseth me shall gain what many men desire.”He thought since it said, “Who chooseth me shall gain what many men desire.” That the picture would be in their because heaps of people would die to see her.

2.How is Portia feeling in A2S7 -at the beginning, -while the Prince is making his choice, at the end

She sounded like she was fine but then when it finished she turn really racist I may say. 

3.What was Portia's father trying to achieve by the use of the caskets? Does this seem to be working?

He is trying to get her a husband and I have no idea if it is working or not. 

Act Two, Scene Eight

1. What double disaster has struck Shylock?

Portia had stolen his stones also Portia left while he was gone for dinner.

2.Where did Shylock think Lorenzo & Jessica might be?

In the gondola sailing away.

3.How did Bassanio and Antonio part?

Bassionio went on the boat with Grationio.And they had a good hand shale

4.What is the first suggestion of trouble for Antonio? Find a quote that tells you this?

I reasoned with a Frenchman yesterday, Who told me, in the narrow seas that part

The French and English there miscarried A vessel of our country richly fraught.

Because Salonio taleked to a french man that said their were a few ships at sea that flipped over

15/03/18

Act Two, Scene Nine

1.What is the purpose of the rhymes in the caskets?

To make them feel like idiots for loseing .

2.Why does the Prince of Arragon discard the golden caskets. What does his interpretation of the inscription tell us about his character?

Because he think the foolish for picking what it says .

3.What is Portia’s reaction to Bassanio’s arrival?

She thinks that it just a relative and doesnt really care that someone has arrived.

Act Two, Scene Nine

1. What is the purpose of the rhymes in the caskets?
   gives clues
2. Why does the Prince of Arragon discard the golden caskets. What does his interpretation of the inscription tell us about his character? many fools will choose it
3. What is Portia’s reaction to Bassanio’s arrival? Excited

Act Three, Scene One

1. Why does Shylock assume Solanio and Salerio know of Jessica’s flight? they are friends with lorenzo
2. What is the second suggestion of misfortune for Antonio- find a quote. Hes going to lose a pound of flesh
3. Who has been looking for Lorenzo and Jessica, how do we know. Shylock because his daughter took his money
4. Where do Shylock and Tubal arrange to meet and with what purpose? Synagogue to discuss about money

Act Three, Scene Two

1. Why does Portia want Bassanio to delay his choice?
   she is worried that he will choose wrong
2. What makes Bassanio choose lead over the silver and gold caskets?, find the quotes in the text to support your thinking.
   gold is deceiving sliver is common
3. What does Portia’s speech A3S2 L166-174 reveal about the expected roles of a woman in marriage.
   women arent supposed to express their feelings
4. What did Gratiano’s and Nerissa’s wish to marry depend on?
   depends on portia
5. How does Portia know that the letter contains bad news?
   from bassanios face expressing
6. What help does Portia offer straightaway?
   money
7. Why do we not expect this help to be successful?
   shylock wants revenge
8. Do you think Portia would still be in love with Bassanio if she new he had lied about his wealth?
   yes doesnt want to stop being with him

SOLUBILITY EXPERIMENT

Aim:

To investigate the solubility of baking soda, table salt, and copper oxide to see which is the most soluble

Equipment:

100mL beaker, 100mL measuring cylinder, salt, baking soda, copper oxide, stirring rod, spatula.

Method:

1. Fill a beaker with water
2. Add a spatula full of baking soda.
3. Stir the solution until it dissolves.
4. Repeat step 2 and 3 until no more will dissolve.
5. Record how many spatula fulls were added.
6. Repeat the experiment with salt and copper oxide.

Results:

baking soda 4

copper oxide nothing doesn't dissolve 

salt 12

Science experiment

Science experiment

In this investigation, you are to record the relationship between the height a ball is dropped from, And the height of the balls first bounce.

Equipment: Meter ruler - a tennis ball.

Aim: Make a brief statement of the purpose of your investigation.
To investigate how high a ball bounces from a certain height and to measure the height of the balls first bounce.

Hypothesis: Make a prediction of what you expect to observe during your investigation.
I think that if you drop the ball from a meter high it will bounce back up under a meter.

Method: Give a step-by-step description of how your experiment is to be carried 

1. Set up the ruler strat.
2. Drop the ball and record the data from that drop.
3. Change the height of where the ball is dropped from and see the difference between them.

Key Variables
Dependent: Measure how high the ball drops.
Independent: Changing the height of where the ball drops from. The surface it bounces on. Control:Keep the ball the same.

Drop Times:


Height dropped from/ Height it bounced 

1. 1 meter high    1. 51cm 
2. 1 meter high    2. 47cm
3. 50 cm high      3. 20cm
4. 50cm high       4. 15cm
5. 70cm high       5. 22cm
6. 70cm high        6. 32cm
7. 2 meters high  7. 75cm
8. 2 meters high  8. 70cm  

Discussion:

As I increased the height of the drop the bounce increased with it sometimes.

 

Conclusion:

We came to a conclusion that my hypothesis was kind of right.

Shakespeare

Act One, Scene One:

1. Antonio is depressed without knowing why. What two possible reasons do his friends suggest? His ships are still out at sea his money is yet not to come
2. Do you think Gratiano’s contributions help Antonio’s mood? no, he's annoying
3. What are your first impressions of Bassanio? A broke but good loyal friend to Antonio
4. Is he in love?
   Yes
5. Why does he need to borrow money again?   because Bassanio is in love with a wealthy and gorgeous lady and Bassanio needs money to compete with other males to win the love of Portia also to impress her

Act One, Scene Two

1. How do Portia’s first words compare with Antonio’s? Antonio is more questionable for his first words and Portia is more spoiled the way it was laid out
2. What is the reason for her mood?
   she doesn't like the suitors that her father picked
3. Do you think Nerissa is a help to her?
   not really she's trying to set her life out
4. Sum up, in a word or a short phrase, Portia’s attitude to her suitors so far
   Malicious

Act One, Scene Three:

1. Shylock is a moneylender. Does he seem eager to do business with Bassanio? How do you know?
   No. because he isn't sure that they will pay back in time
2. Which does Shylock think is safe, his business or Antonio’s? Why?
   His business because all Antonios money is on board
3. Why doesn’t Shylock want to dine with Bassanio and Antonio?
   has a different religion and only there to do business
4. What strict principal of his is Antonio breaking to help Bassanio?
5. Shylock tells a bible story to prove that the taking of profit is blessed, as long as thieving is not involved. Does he convince Antonio? Give evidence.
6. Shylock accuses Antonio of a whole catalog of nastiness. How does Antonio answer the charges?
7. How does Bassanio react to the proposed bond?

he felt guilty

Act Two, Scene One

1. We have watched racial and religious tensions at work in A1S3. The Prince of Morocco opens A2S1 with another sensitive issue. What is it?                                                                                                                                                        his brown and thinks she wont like him 
2. If Antonio loses his gamble, he must forfeit a pound of flesh. What must Portia’s suitors give up if they fail to win her?
   no marriage to anyone
3. Shylock practices ‘usury’. What is this?
   the action or practice of lending money at unreasonably high rates of interest.
4. Why do Shylock and Antonio hate each other?
   religion antonios mean to shylock
5. What is Portia’s opinion of the Prince of Morocco- give examples.