11/10/17

Today in human geography we retook the pop quiz from yesterday. I still didn't get a 100 but i got and 80. I keep messing up the united states population pyramid and the Japanese population pyramid. I felt okay that i did better. The next thing that we did was out project. We got a project and you could choose project A or B. Project B the highest grade you could get was a high B and project A the hight you could get was a 100. I always strive to be the best so i went for project A. I am working with Dominic and Jimmy. These are the directions to the project.

List four specific questions that population pyramids can help us answer.	Use the population pyramids from two very different countries to ask, and answer, four specific questions.  Copy these pyramids into your document.
Pick two of the following organizations, and give specific reasons why you think they would or would not be effective at dealing with the problem of world hunger.  http://johndaufoundation.org/ http://www.savedarfur.org/ http://www.unicef.org/ http://worldhungerrelief.org/ http://www.thp.org/	Compare two of the following organizations with two organizations you find yourself, and, giving specific reasons, rank them according to their effectiveness at dealing with world hunger.  http://johndaufoundation.org/ http://www.savedarfur.org/ http://www.unicef.org/ http://worldhungerrelief.org/ http://www.thp.org/

Each of the items in the left-hand column are worth a maximum of 22 points; items in the right-hand column are worth up to 25 points.  Simply doing the work will not guarantee you full credit - you must do good, thorough, detailed work.

The doc must include the full names of everyone in the group, plus your section.  Click the blue Share button, changing the settings so the Doc is public and anyone can view it.

When you finish, everyone in the group must post the link to their blog.