The document is a student's English assignment containing two paragraphs describing objects. The first object is a book called "Hope for the Family: The Path to a Happy Ending" that the student's mother gave her after a trip. Though the student is more of a bookworm, she did not initially like the book which provides guidance for marriages. The second object is a Rubik's cube that the student's father gave her. It was a challenge between them that took the student a year to solve, memorizing a 7-minute routine in 2 days to win against her father. The cube is made of a hard plastic-like material divided into 3x3 pieces on six sides, originally coming from the United States where the
The document is a student's English assignment containing two paragraphs describing objects. The first object is a book called "Hope for the Family: The Path to a Happy Ending" that the student's mother gave her after a trip. Though the student is more of a bookworm, she did not initially like the book which provides guidance for marriages. The second object is a Rubik's cube that the student's father gave her. It was a challenge between them that took the student a year to solve, memorizing a 7-minute routine in 2 days to win against her father. The cube is made of a hard plastic-like material divided into 3x3 pieces on six sides, originally coming from the United States where the
The document is a student's English assignment containing two paragraphs describing objects. The first object is a book called "Hope for the Family: The Path to a Happy Ending" that the student's mother gave her after a trip. Though the student is more of a bookworm, she did not initially like the book which provides guidance for marriages. The second object is a Rubik's cube that the student's father gave her. It was a challenge between them that took the student a year to solve, memorizing a 7-minute routine in 2 days to win against her father. The cube is made of a hard plastic-like material divided into 3x3 pieces on six sides, originally coming from the United States where the
Class: English III Subject: Paragraph 1 Teacher: Lesly Rodriguez Student: Kattia Rosales Date: 16 - 07 – 2023 Well, the first object that seemed appropriate to describe was a book that my mother gave me after a trip. The book is called Esperanza para la familia: El camino para un final feliz. It's funny because the book was given to her, but since I'm the bookworm in the family and she hardly cares about reading, she gave it to me. The book comes from Spain and is made of paper and ink (obviously), it took me months to be able to read it since I didn't think I'd like it, but in the end, I decided to read it on a weekend and to my bad luck, I didn't like it, It is not the type of reading that I usually like, more than anything it is written more than anything to guide because of marriages and since I am not married nor do I want to get married shortly, well I don't like it at all. The second object I chose is a Rubik's cube that my dad gave me. I’m fascinated by my dad's "complicated" games since he is the one who has taught me to play each one, but this one, in particular, was a challenge between the two of us since I was barely 10 years old and constantly asked for this toy and he gave it to me. He gave it away, but when I couldn't solve it, I destroyed it, that kept happening until a year ago when he challenged me to solve it and I did it, I had to memorize a 7-minute live in 2 days to win against him. The cube is made of a material similar to plastic but harder and more resistant, divided into pieces of three by three on six sides, and comes from the United States since at that time, my father still lived there, so he sent it to me from there.