Leviathan By Scott Westerfeld
Answer the following questions using all 5 dressups in Microsoft Word. You should use complete sentences, paragraph format, and it should be COPSd. Use Word Talk to check your work before posting. You may use the internet (Google) to help you with some these answers*. (Key words: Leviathan, Scott Westerfeld)
- What is happening in this scene from the book? What is the machine called, and which side in the "Great War" does it belong to?* What does it do? Who is getting into it? Why?
- Do you believe that Prince Alek's teachers are helping him or hijacking him? Why? GIVE EVIDENCE that you think supports your opinion from the story.
- What famous composer was supposedly woken up in the middle of the night and taught musical lessons?* Find out when and where he was born, how old he was when he died, and when he composed his first symphony.*
The robot is called a storm walker; it is on the Darwinists side what is happening in the picture is Alek is climbing in the storm walker. His teachers were trying to hijack Alek because he woke up in a dungeon. Alek was taught in the middle of the night.
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What is happening in this scene is Alek is getting into the machine at night, which was hard, to get a lesson in the dark. And the machine in the scene is called a stormwalker and it is on the German side of the war. What the stormwalker does is it destroys enemies by shooting it with cannons or stomping roughly on it. And Alek is getting into it because he thought he was going on a night lesson, in it but when they put him to sleep he thought different when he woke up.
ReplyDeleteI think that fierce but scared Prince Alek is getting helped because when the other machine came a long they try to shoot the stormwalker with Alek in it.
The famous composer that was woken up in the middle of the night was Mozart and he was born on January, 27, 1756 in Salzburg Austria, and died on December, 5, 1791 in Vienna Austria at the age of 35, and composed his first symphony on February 21 1765. Chase