There are many diffrent social and cultural valuers in Norway. For example free school and education, free heath care, a wide variety of natural attactions and multi-cultural society. What about sosial and cultural valuers in Singapore and Australia.
In this english lesson we were given a task where we had to find cultural and social values in two english- speaking counttries.
Marie,
Julia and
Matias and i decided to write about Australian and Singaporean values. Together, we have figured out a couple of questions that we may need some help to answer. The questions are listed below:
Cultural:
- How many percent of population do not belong to any religion?
- Are there any famous popsingers, actors or other well-known stars in your country?
- What about national sport? Other famous sports?
- Languages that are morst frequently spoken at home are?
- How is the wild animal life like?
- what kind of wild animals can you spot in your garden?
- what are the main religions in your country?
- Is there any kind of national food? ehat should i eat if I visit the country and want a typical and traditional manu?
- How is your country populated?
- Do the people in your country have cabins? Is it normal to have one? If yes, where?
- When and how does your country celebrates its national day?
Social:
- What is your most important value? What's important to your social life?
- On wich way is the rule strict is the capital?
- What do you appreciate the most in your country?
- What do you value the most in yourcountry?
- Do elders receive respect and status?
I have read The Landlady by Roald Dahl and I have also seen the movie by Alfred Hitchcook. The movie and the short story both had unexpected endings. The novel and the movie were slightly different because in the short story the boy was 17 years old but in the the movie he was 22 years old.
