1. Thursday, Page A5 "Ancient Boy's DNA..." What were the two surprises about the remains of the boy in Siberia?
The boy's DNA matches that of Western Europeans and also it matches 25 percent of the DNA of living Native Americans.
2. Thursday, Page B5 "11-year old boy honored..." What paragraph did you learn the following information:
Who: Leo "Willy" Click Jr.
What: Saved his family's lives by pulling them from a burning vehicle
Where: Texas 35
When: August 18
Why: Saw they were injured and in trouble
How: Flagged down people driving by to help him save his family
3. Thursday, Page D1 "No Barriers" What is so different about this tv show? What are some of the ways deaf people communicate with the hearing, according to the story?
This show gives viewers a glimpse of deaf communities around the world. The hearing will let the deaf people know things a head of time so that they have time to prepare and also they read off of pieces of paper.
4. Sunday (Nov. 17), Page A13 "Lincoln' true words" What was the most important difference between the supposed different versions of his famous speech, according to the article?
The most important difference is the presence of absence of the phrase "under God".
5. Sunday (Nov. 17) Page E5 "Now you can sail..." What does this app do and why is it significant to people who like John Lennon?
Has music, photos, and interviews that go into detail about Lennon's life. It's significant because it takes you into detail about some of his experiences and shows you a little bit of what he did.
"November 22, 1963"
I learned how important President Kennedy was and how much he seemed to be loved. I didn't know much at all about him or his assassination before I read this article. He was shot while giving a speech outside.
Then, President Kennedy's employee and friend moved into the white house. Him and his family. Everybody had a hard time adjusting to his death. A lot of people were devastated but eventually moved on. Now, he is remembered every November 22.
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