Tuesday 20 October 2020

My descriptive writeing

                                                                                                                                                                                                 Stuff moving And shaking around me

Big bangs In my room

And I can hear lighting stomping


It was a rough, sad day in my country. I felt my body moving and stuff was shaking around me. I said “what?”. I thought it was an earthquake So I looked outside and saw  big meteors falling and I heard BANG! BANG! BANG! The objects were shaking  my piano and my furniture moving. So I looked outside my windows. I saw smoke flying out of the volcano like dust and I heard lightning stomping hard Because of the volcano happening in my country. I smelled smoke coming inside my chimney. My Body felt exsahut So i ran and covered the chimney with my Big Fantastic piano So i couldn’t breath the smoke in my lungs. I still was worried that it was still happening. My heart was racing kinda fast, not that fast. I had a little peak outside And it was still going So i looked at the News And the tv report Poofed gone. I only saw lava and the volcano there. The cameraman was not  there. In my head I thought I was the last one to live. I was just alone in my country. No one here, volcano happening and smoke and lighting coming out of the volcano. I had no pets like a bird ,cat ,dog And hamster no one there.

The lava came pouring down from the volcano. It came closer to my house. I don't want to leave because the meteors and lighting are happening. I din’t know what to do after that. The lighting made a really loud bang I don’t know what happened so I looked again And it destroyed a house. I had a chance to run so I could get to another country but I thought it was too dangerous to do that So i just went for it. The lava was falling down. I ran as fast as I could to my car And it was the middle of the night. I got my BMW Ready and zoomed out. and I made it out. I still heard lightning pounding and lava falling down from the volcano and smoke coming out. I thought I was not gonna die because it was too risky to do that. I looked left and right. No one was there. Stores were broken like countdown, KFC and more houses were broken too. I Don't have any food in my BMW I din’t wanna go get food because lava

Thursday 6 August 2020

How do banks work

How do banks work

Banks are a big place that are highly secured to protect your money from robbers. If there is a hacker, the bank could lose like $1,000,0000. All of that will be gone if there was a Good hacker the money will Be at $0 And your money will be gone. the banks will be shut down because they can’t pay back the people that put there money in there bank





P1: Banks are not bad they are good to put money in like if you lost A $100 dollars note you could Put it in the bank because it will be in a secure are a that no one can go in but only you can get your money. And banks can get you stuff if you transfer your money to a bank The bank will transfer the money to another    person then you'll get 10 more dollars from the person and the bank will give your money back to you if you want to have it back and you’ll have More money on your dollar so you can buy something what  you want to get. So that's why I think Banks are helpful.





P2:  

 1000 years ago Banks where it was different you had to trade something to get the thing you want. Then someone came and Showed everyone what  money is So he gave people $50 dollars to everyone so they can spend things with their $50 dollars then everyone got kinda  used to Money and some people banked their money  to the person that showed what money is. they put their money in So there money couldn't get stolen From robbers Or other people. Everyone liked the money Some people bought pies and Chocolate  And more But some people didn’t Like money They like to trade stuff Because it was better But some other people money is better Because getting and gathering stuff Was the key of trading stuff For other people's opinions.