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2012 - 13 Solved Old Paper (AGRON - 4221)

on September 28, 2023

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Don't you just hate it when your dog marks his territory by calling up a polar vortex via control weather ? Or how every time you try to give him a bath, he spontaneously turns into 6-ton killer whale? No? Your dog doesn’t do that? Ever? Huh. Weird. Move over owlbear…we’ve got a wolforca! By which I mean the akhlut , of course. Which would be tempting to make fun of, except 18 Hit Dice, Huge size, and a swallow whole attack that does bludgeoning and cold damage have a way of commanding respect. Plus, the akhlut comes from Inuit myths , so it has a pedigree we can respect. Besides, how can you not love a creature that creates entire storms on a daily basis just to mark its territory? And the spectacle of a killer whale storming onto shore as a Huge wolf and completing its charge in the following round (with a +8 initiative bonus) is too cinematic for words. I’m guessi...

Listening to stories

The younger group around here have discovered the joys of listening to stories on CD. This is wonderful to me for a couple of reasons. First, many of them seem to have unlimited capacity for listening to stories and I have yet to reach a point in reading picture books to them where they grow tired of listening before I grow tired of reading. It just doesn't happen. They are insatiable. With them having discovered recorded stories, it saves my voice and gives me a little more free time. Plus, they have been listening a lot while I have been working with the middles in the morning during school. The other reason I am excited is that it is just so good for their brains. Listening to a story without having pictures to go along with it is great for developing imaginations and attention. We have read a few chapter books to G. and L., but they haven't been quite as interested in them as in picture books and I haven't pushed it. I imagine once they have some more practice with re...

10 Things You Need to Do in Luang Prabang, Laos

A trip to Laos is a bit like stepping back in time to when days were quieter, lazier, and simpler. In a way, time has stood still in this country without the trappings of mass tourism and commercialization. On a short visit to the city of Luang Prabang, not once did I see chain restaurants like McDonalds or Starbucks. The mode of transport was usually open-air tuk tuks and the sight of air-conditioned vehicles was rare. The locals were laid-back and sweet-natured. The whole experience was utterly refreshing. But don’t mistake all of these characteristics for a place that offers little to do. Quite the opposite, in fact! There is lots to explore within a 3-4 day time frame for Luang Prabang. The highlights and inside travel tips from our trip are below, in the form of 10 do's and don'ts. Read on! 1. As a former French colony, Laos still has some remaining French influence. Do visit the local French bakery, La Banneton Cafe, for melt-in-your-mouth croissants and pain au choc...

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A Lightning Quick Finish

2012 - 13 Solved Old Paper (AGRON - 4221)

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