Task Description: For this maths task we needed to find the probability of someone picking up the color green.
There are 3 Reds, 5 Blues, 4 Greens, 3 browns and 5 whites.
Using the Column and pie chart we figured out that there’s a 20 percent for someone to pick up a green c
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Task Description: For this Math task we needed to write what is probability and what uses are probability used in. What is probability: Probability is when you assumptions are made or the likely chances of something happening, we make assumptions almost all the time. For example when we look up at the sky and we say hmm it might rain today thats an assumptions.
Task Description: For this cybersmart we needed to make a google slide animation. My animation’s thyme is based upon a fighting between two characters . These characters use abilities to damage their health on the top (all the abilities that were created were made using polyline. Spoiler alert:
The winner is the character on the right he takes a lot of damage then uses his final ultimate ability and destroys the other in an instant.
Task Description: For this cybersmart task we needed to take a photo of myself and fill in the some question. Every question is related to me and asks me about the future: like who I look up to and what job I want to take even my hobbies.
For this stem and leaf graph we needed to find how to use a steam and leaf graph and find some advantages and disadvantages that come with a stem and leaf graph. like a stem and leaf graph is cannot hold a large range of numbers or else it will get so messy that the graph with be hard to use properly. So i don’t recemound this graph.
Three reasons on why different camera angles are important in a film.
| Types of Camera Angles | What does it look like? |
| Wide | Usually used to establish an setting or to remove someone from the scene |
| Long | Also to show a location and to show mostly your full character. This could happen when taking a photo from far away. |
| Medium | This shot is mostly from the waist up to show what your character is doing. |
| cowboy | Is usually taken from the tigh up from its popularity in cowboy films. |
| tight | A tight shot is the head and shoulder its usually to tell the watcher to pay a close attention to this particular moment. 50 – 100 mm |
| detail | I usually used to show importance or mysterious to draw the watcher in |
| low | A low shot is to make your character look bigger, or confuse your character. It could sometimes establish dominos over power. |
| high | A high shot is the exact opposite of a low shot; it makes your character punny. |
| Dutch | A dutch shot is a shot that is tilted off angle that could be used to display feeling to your character. |
| Over the shoulder | An over the shoulder shot is a shot that is taken from over the shoulder of one character to make it look like someone is benign talking to. |
| Pov | Pov shot is a shot that is taken from the character point of view. It allows the watcher to watch what the character point of |
Task Description: In this task you could see here it is a table of different types of camera angles and each angle has there own propose to it
E.c.t:
Low shot makes you character look more powerful and stronger while dutch shot is taken on its side to make it look like the worlds in chaos.
There are so many camera shots to choose from just remember to pick the right one for the right time.
In this photo you see right here you could see team tui (Rm11 Rm12) learning about puberty it taught us about how our bodies developed during puberty. Once the talks started getting into detail they split us up into 2 groups boys and girls sometimes it got uncomfortable but we needed to go on with it. Then in the end we all came up together to answer any questions or go over anything that has been forgotten in the first block and that sums up thing.
Task description: For this cybersmart task we needed to draw some patterns on the cook island. Unfortunately I’m by myself so I could only do the individual tasks (couldn’t do group task) to complete, but i tried my hardest to make these individual task to a high standard.
Task Description: for this cybersmart task we needed to find out what a quality comment is and then write one of your own.
In a quality comment you need to be 3 things kind (be kind when writing a blog post), Thoughtful ( be thoughtful when writing a comment) and lastly Helpful (write some questions to help out the the person who did the blog post).
If you have these 3 qualities you’ll be good to go when it comes to writing comments.