TT+christina

1. Put yourself in place of one of the boys who escaped the crash but was forced to watch "helplessly as Rob died." What is going through your head? How do you feel physically and mentally? How do you think that you will feel tomorrow? If I were put in place of one of the boys that escaped the car crash and watched Robbie die, some things that would most likely go on in my head would be, Could I have done anything to help Robbie escape the car crash?, Could I have drove us home because I did not drink?, or Could I have stopped the other kids from drinking? I would mentally feel that I shouldn't have been in the car with them in the first place. Physically, I would most likely feel sore and not really want to do anything for the next couple of days. The next day I would probably feel the same way that I did the day of the car crash. All of the reasons above are what I think I would feel like if I were one of the boys in the car crash.

2. When you hear or read of a car accident that involved teenagers, what do you tend to assume was the cause of the accident? What about if you hear about an accident involving the elderly? Explain your answers When I read or hear of a car accident involving teenagers I asume that the cause of the car accident was most likely drinking and driving. I belive that is a reasonable explanation unto why teenagers are involved in car accidents because when I watch When I hear of a car accident involving the elderly I think that the car accident was most likely caused by the elderly not being able to see, or maybe just some elders cannot remember where to turn or where the road is and crash into something that is in their way.

4. In a paragraph rich with sensory detail, write about your own most frightening moment. My most frightening moment is when my mom and I were in a car accident back when I was in fifth grade. We were on our way home from my karate class on night. We had just reached the intersection in Stubenville, we had a green light and the cars on the opposite direction of the highway had a red light. As we were comming about 13 feet away from the intersection, a car runs the red light and continues to cross the intersection, my mom slams on the brakes, but it was too late and the other car slammed right into the front of our van. The airbags in

7. In his homework assigment, Gerald writes that he would rid the world of 3 things. What 3 things would you rid the world of? Stick to concrete items, and back up your choices with personal reasons why you are eliminating them.

8. Neither of Andy's parents bother to show up for the game. How important is it for you that your parents turn out for the events in which you participate? Explain. 12. Do you feel that your parents 'get' you or don't understand you at all? What makes you think this? Explain.