1. Describe your bedroom. What’s the single most important thing in it?

Answer: My room is sorta big, um i have a queen sized bed. Then a dresser where i keep most of my lotions,perfumes, deorderants(i spelled that wrong), and stuff for my hair. The walls are white, actually want to paint them like a green or a brown. There's a tv, my laptop, 2 closets, and stuff like that. I would say the most single important thing in my room is, i have a draw where i keep my memories, pictures, and gifts.

TEEN QUESTIONS

Questionn: What is a problem in your country or the world that you hope is resolved by the time you are an adult?

Answerr: a PROBLEM in the world that i hope to be resolved by the time i am a adult, is better apartments, money issues, people who are criminals needs t2 be in prison or something, a better enviorment. Some of those or even one of those would be good for me when i grow up.

N*****

1. Where does the N-Word Come from? Why does it offend some people so much?

Answer: The N word comes from slaves. Black slaves that were being abused by their "owners" If offends some people, because they think of how the word N**** is being used. The meaning or definition of the word.

2. Should non-black people be able to use the N-Word?

Answer: No and yes. It depends how the person uses the word in a phrase.

3. Should musicians stop using the N-Word?

Answer: I mean the way some musicians say it can be offensive. So maybe they should.

4. Do other ethnic groups (for example, Chinese, Jews, and Dominicans) use ethnic slurs like the N-Word to describe themselves? If not, Why?

Answer: No. They usually say it to mean like a brother. Like i said it depends on how the phrase comes out and how the person they saying it to takes the word.

BODY SCANNERS IN AIR PORTS

I under stand that it's for our well being that we get body scanned, but some people just don't feel comfortable with a bunch of strangers feeling and seeing their body parts. I mean I wouldn't like it at all. Since I don't like being touched in my body parts by complete strangers; I would just rather go through the body scanners. I wouldn't want to be blown up in the air and die all because i refused to get scanned. So i guess the only good thing about being scanned is you know that you're safe to go on the air plane ride.

Engineering Ground zero

1. What are some things you learned about the materials (e.g., glass, concrete, steel) used for re-building ground zero.

ANSWER: I learned that the steel from the last 2 twin towers wasn't that strong when the planes hit. but NO steel in the history of steels can never tip over and fall. They test the material before they really start creating the tower.

2. What were some of the challenges that the builders faced when creating the new WTC building and memorial fountains?

ANSWER: Having to make the heavy glass. Some glass they made wasn't stable enough to put on the building. They had to test the glass by using a heavy metal hammer to see how bad the glass would break.

3. What does the design of the WTC symbolize? What does the design of the memorial fountains symbolize?

ANSWER: They both symbolize, the people who died. A memorial for the people who lost their lives. Also for the twin tower that broke down in flames. A memorial for things and people that was taken away for this earth. WORLD TRAIT CENTER"- R.I.P.

4. How will this video affect your memorial design?

ANSWER: To add for effects to the memorial design. Inspire us to make a better design maybe.

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XTRANORMAL 9-11

Brittany's 9-11 story
by: techbrarian