MY SPORTS WORLD

When I was little, I played football and basketball. I started playing football when I was 5 for a year. I was a central in Esplais of Castelló, but I didn't like to play at all, so I left the team. Next of that, I went to basketball. I played in Club Bàsquet Castelló for 5/6 years. It was very funny and I enjoyed it a lot. I loved playing basketball, and, actually, it's the sport that I like to play the most. I left it because of fault of time and to watch out with the injuries on the hands (I can't have any injury on the hands because I play 2 musical instruments). The sport that I like to see on TV the most is football. I really like FC Barcelona and Girona FC.
Nowadays, I'm not playing any sport, I just do exercise on my own. If I wasn't playing music I'd really like to play on a sport team of basketball, football, ...  If there was a sport which you can't have any injury I'd play it. So, I enjoy doing sport and playing, however I can't because of its injuries risk.

SUSPENSE

1. Who's the director of this movie Psycho?

The director of Psycho is Alfred Hitchcock, one of the most important filmmakers of horror and suspense films. He also made Mr. and Mrs. Smith and The Pardine Case.

2.What type of characters did he use in horror films?

His characters are subjected to violence, loss and insanity, usually blond women.

3.What technique did he use with the camera?

He used the subjective camera to see the character's vision.

COMIC RELIEF

1. What is the comic relief?

A comic relief is a release of tension and tragedy in a film. It tries to make you laugh and relax a little bit.

2. Why is it often used in horror films?

It is used in horror films to let the spectators relax and get a release from the tension that this kind of films has.

3. Do you remember laughing in horror film? Can you think of an example?
I haven't seen much horror films, they aren't my favourite type of movies. So, I don't remember me laughing at any moment of an horror film. 

PSYCHOLOGICAL HORROR STORY

THE TELL-TALE HEART

1. What is the story of tell-tale heart about?

-The story is about a really mad man that lives with an elder. This insane man is obsessed with an elder's eye, which is pale. He goes to kill the elder. The elder's heart starts beating faster and louder from the terror. The crazy man kills him. The murderer hides the inert body under the wood planks (floor). After that, some police officers enter in the house because of the elder's scream. They don't see nothing wrong in the house, however, the crazy man betrays himself showing where is the elder's body.

2. Who wrote the tell-tale heart and invented the first macabre stories?

- Edgar Allan Poe

3. What was the first P.H.S.?

Metzengerstein was the first P.H.S.

4. When was it first published?

Metzengerstein's first published was in 1832. And Edgar Allan Poe's first published was in 1827.

5. What other story types did the author also invent?

-He invented the modern detective story.

MY WORLD 2

I love travelling. That's why I want to go around the world and know different cultures. I've travelled to London, Andorra, Menorca, Saragossa and Mexico. I'm going to talk about my experience in Mexico. First of all, it was my first time crossing all the Atlantic Ocean. It's 8-9 hours by plane, and it's the worst thing about the holidays. I went to a Riviera Maya's Hotel. It was the paradise. I went there for a week with my parents and all the days were sunny and very hot. However, there were a lot of swimming pools, beaches and cold drinks. In general it was so relaxing. All the staff from the hotel were happy and very attentive. We visited Chichén Itzá (Maya's pyramid), I swam with dolphins, we saw lots of iguanas and monkeys... all was excellent. But, apart from all those experiences, what really impacted me was the poorness (in general) of the people. Some of the houses were only huts and they lived almost all the days on the street. I like seeing how the people live in their countries, and it was very... awkward. It made me remember of the lots and lots of things I have that I didn't value them. After that experience, I decided to travel to a lot of places, and I think it will brig me a new vision of the world.

MY WORLD

Nowadays, my passion and my job is music. It's one of the most important things in my life. I started playing music when I was 7 years old, in the Castelló d'Empúries' music school. I started doing musical theory and singing in a chorus. When I was 8 I started my first musical instrument, "tible" ( a typical instrument of Catalonia ). I used to have the dream of entering in a cobla, and work there to earn money. And now, I have achieved that dream. I'm starting on the cobla of Castelló on February 2018. When I was 10 I started playing the saxophone and I am so happy of it. It's so funny to play saxophone and do a lot of soundtracks of films, playing actual songs, jazz, ragtimes... I'm part of a sax quartet, but for the moment, we only play for fun, and we don't go anywhere to play. I'm so proud of all of these things in my life. I can't live without music, I need to play or listen to it every day. It is a must. 
I'd like to play more instruments and play them better than I do, however it's so difficult to do it. I haven't much free time and I want to do a lot of things apart from that. But this is another world.

GOTHIC NOVEL

Who invented  the G.N?
 - Horace Walpole invented it.


What was the first G.N?
- The first G.N was: The castle of Otranto.

When was it first published?
-1764

Which basic elements of horror didn´t you include on your list?
I didn't include on my list: goblins, necromancer, prophecy, vision, agony, miserable, melancholy, wretched, breathless, fury, rage, ruins, footsteps, ...

MY WORLD NEWS

MILLIONS OF JELLYFISH

People saw millions of jellyfish near the pier of Crimea. The reasons of this phenomenon are unknown. People say that those jellyfish have roamed the seas for between 500 and 700 million years.

I think it's an interesting news and very impacting. 

Vocabulary: http://www.wordreference.com/es/translation.asp?tranword=roam

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TITANOSAUR IN NEW YORK

In New York's American Museum of Natural History there's a fossil of a dinosaur spanning 37 metres which roamed the forests 100 million of years ago. The palaeontologists think it weight 70 tonnes. It's so big that it can't even fit inside the institute's fossil hail. Its neck and head poke out of the room.
It was founded on a desert of Argentina. 5 million visitors come to visit the museum each year.

It's so interesting and I like dinosaurs. That fossil is a hallow of the biology history, and I love it.

Vocabulary: http://www.wordreference.com/es/translation.asp?tranword=span
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