SIsabelle

11/11/09 Graph Response 9/25/09 Bottle Making 9/15/09 Apple, living or non-living? 9/11/09 E.T. Conclusion

I think that Herby is non- living because a living thing would move or respond to you. Also, it would be breathing or needing food and water. So that is why i think that Herby is non-living.

~Isabelle<3

I think that the apple is living/non-living because it was on the tree and the tree was living but when the apple was picked it turned non-living..

~Isabelle<3

1.) If bottles were made from crystalline solids it would melt if you left it outside in the summer or near a heater. 2.) They do that because if they didnt they bottle would just be a blob of glass. 3.) The viscosity would be high because they it isnt finished with the mold and it still has to make the second mold. 4.) I think it would be called that because it is cooled liquid because it starts out gooey and runny then it gets cooled.

~ Isabelle

The first graph depicts Miami and Portsmouth crime rates. The first crime is murder and Miami is at the top of the scale and Portsmouth is at the bottom of the graph so that you can barely see it. The next crime is robbery, again Miami is at the top and Portsmouth is higher than before but still not very high. Assault is next and Miami is still at the top! Portsmouth is at the same level as robbery. Now comes burglary Miami at the top.....again! Portsmouth is high but still much lower than Miami. The next one is theft and Miami is at the top and Portsmouth is at the highest its been which is more than half of Miami. Last but not least is Auto theft and Miami is up at the top and Portsmouth is at an significantly low level. compared to national averages Portsmouth is lower and Miami is higher. By looking back on my results you can tell that Portsmouth is definitely a safer place to live than Miami.

The second graph compares crimes in Miami and Chicago. Murder is the first one and Chicago is at the top but Miami is not far behind. In robbery Chicago is still at the top but Miami is really starting to catch up. Assault is next and Miami finally got to the top and Chicago fell far behind.Burglary is exactly the same level as Assault. Chicago is almost caught up to Miami in Theft. Last is Theft and Chicago fell behind but not by a lot. The National level ranges between the two cities. It is not clear which town is more safe but both are pretty high on the scale.

~ Isabelle<3