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               In this second unit in Stories, we learned about what makes a good character, fables, symbolism, and lessons they encounter in writing. We read a lot of fables in this unit and looked into how each of them can teach a lesson and/or convey a moral. The fables that we read were simple but they were able to convey a lesson that you can use in different stages of your life. Stories also rely on symbolism, these stories must be able to teach kids/adults alike a lesson that they can take and use in the real world. It also allows a simple story to give a huge impact while also keeping them entertained.  Trust isn't always the best: Standing over a gilded marble tomb, looking down at the reflection pool atop it, the new King sheds one tear. Promising to his late mother, Queen Tiniya II, that he would fulfill his promise to her as well as the kingdom he has inherited. “I pledge, the remainder of my life, whether my reign be long or short, to the service and devotion to this g

In the second unit of my class Population, we learned a lot about the evolution of the earth. We went to Lincoln Park Zoo, to see how different animals look alike and how closely they were related. We also learned about different math concepts such as standard deviation and how to categorize a data set.  My project is based on the King Penguin, the King Penguin is 1 of 18 members of its family. There are about 18–21 species in 1 family (Spheniscidae) with 6 species found in oceans of the Southern Hemisphere. The data I chose to focus on was the average life span of a King Penguin, so below I have data in the range of their life span. a) 10 b) 9 c) 3 d) 9 e) 27 f) 21 g) 13 h) 3 i) 19 j) 22 k) 10 l) 12 Mean  13.166666666667 Median  11 Mode 10, 9, 3 Range 24 Minimum 3 Maximum  27 The Box and Whisker plot helps show how the data is distributed, this also gives an idea as to the lifespan data. nPr : 12! (12 - 3)! = 1320 nCr : 12! (3!(12-3)!) 12! 3! x 9! =