13 march
Dear diary:
Today at school,the teacher caught me talking with my classmate.He punish me...How? He hit me and my friend 10 times! that hurted.Then we was on a little break after the Queen Victoria's life,thats was really boring.I was at lunch, and i eat with my friends in the big hall in a corner.After,in class the teacher caugh us again talking in class about history of our country, that was really exiting.

14 march
Dear diary:
It was another not-awesome day in the school...The teacher caught me throwing a paper !!! he hit me like 30 times...god that hurted much moree compared with the yesterday punishment...Im a very evil boy sometimes jeje...At lunch i eated with my second best friend  because  my best friend died...jajaja it was a joke,he is  only seek.

15 march
Dear diary:
The final day of school, in so happy  because will be a little two-week holydays.Today i was in class and the teacherdo  not caught me, i was very lucky,and i like to say that the class is not very bored(just without a punishment).At lunch i started a FOOD WAAAAAR and was very exiting because i never,but never haded an oportunity liket that.It was my best day at school EVER it was an epic day at school.

answers:
1.-st patrick's day is on 17 of march.
2.-Is celebrated because of his death.
3.-In all the world is celebrated but principaly in ireland.
4.-He born on the late fourth century.
5.-At 16,he thought himself as a pagan.
6.-Try to convert all pagans into christianity.
7.-a shamrock is a three leaved clovers found in the grass.
8.-he said that the four-leaved shamrocks brings you lucky.
9.-The leprechauns are littleirish fairies.
10.-If you catch one,he/she will show you the location of a gold pot.
11.-Is situated northwest of the irish village of Cork.This stone is special because if you kisses,one will given          the gift of eloquence,meaning to have beautiful speaking.
12.-Today,this word means ability of influence and coax.
13.-Yes.
14.-you should wear green clothes.

Agra Fort, is a monument, located in Agra,Uttar, India. It is about 2.5 km northwest of its more famous sister monument, the Taj mahal. The fort can be more accurately described as a walled city. After Panipat, Mughals captured the fort and a vast treasure - which included a diamond that was later named as the Koh-in-or diamond - was seized. Babur stayed in the fort in the palace of Ibrahim. He built a baoli in it. Humayun was crowned here in 1530. Humayun was defeated in bligram in 1540. Shere shan held the fort for five years. The mughals defeated the hindu King hemu finally at the second battle of panipat in 1556.

Victorian times resume...(1837-1901)
In the victorian times there where no transport like cars or airplanes,there was transport like steamboats and carrige.The principal empires was:
-Australia
-Jamaica
-New zeland
-South Africa
-India
-Canada
Time later comes the industrial revolution.

Connan doyle
1.-When and where was he born?
2.-What where some of his talents?
3.-What happened in 1882?
4.-Why did he start writting stories?
5.-What was the name of his first significant work?
6.-How many Sherlock Holmes stories were published?
7.-What ae other stories written by Conan Doyle?
8.-What happened to his first wife?
9.-Why did he sink into depression?
10.-How and when did he die?
11.-What do you think about his life?

Answers

1.-1859 May 22 Scottland.
2.-Sportsman,Novelist,ophtalmologist and photographer.
3.-He starts medical practice.
4.-The medical practice was not so succesfull so he start writting stories.
5.-A studing in Scarlet.
6.-56 stories were published.
7.-The lost world and some theather stories.
8.-She died in 1926.
9.-All his family died.
10.-In july 7,1930,he die because he had something in his chest.
11.-He has not hadded the best life because of the depression,but his work was very good.

Victorian times

victorian times resumen: the victorian times, of British history , was the period of Queen Victoria reign from 20 June 1837 until she died  on 22 January 1901. It was a long period of peace refined sensibilities and national self-confidence for Britain. Some scholars date the beginning of the period in terms of sensibilities and political concerns to the passage of the reform act 1831.