Tommorow when the war began
questions ( chapter 17 ) -
Q2 - to make things alot more quieter so not many people know about it in bigger groups, alos to make as less of a drama as possible
Q3 - 2 of the people died due to the lawn mower bomb and ellie felt guilty after doing it.
Q4 - They are cleaning up the lands and trying to take them for themelve
Q5 - They had better guns and sticked together in smalled groups then the soldiers did
Q6 - There thinking and problem solving has become alot better then from when they first starter and picking up on the soldiers tedhniques
Q7 - She couldnt picture fi killing and hurting other people she saw her being to nice and fragile to do that
Q8 - putting alot at risk for the wellbeing of the ones you care about
Q9 - The tanker had no breaks in it and there was a patrol approaching them so they had to think a lot quicker.
1 - John Marsden is a 69 year old ( born on the 27th of September ) Austrailian book writer and school princaple. He wrote the book ´Tommorow, when the war began´. He was inspired to write this book after he had watched an ANZAC day march. He wrote it as a way to show respect to the sacrafices that has been made by past generations.
2 - Write the meanings of words
- manslaughter - killing someone and not getting the full blame like not going to prison
- aggravated - angry or displeased especially because of small problems or annoyances
- guerillas - a member of a small independent group taking part in irregular fighting
- interject - say (something) abruptly, especially as an aside or interruption
- smug - having or showing an excessive pride in oneself
- vicious - intentionally harmful or nasty
- emphatically - to stress or put specific importance on something.
- scuffle - a short fight or argument that can be confusing
- sideswipe - a critical remark about someone or something.
- elated - when you make someone really happy.
