Part 2, question 2

Last week I finished the book “Divergent”. It is a very interesting book with lots of action and mysteries. The main character is Tris, who is from “abnegation”, but she isn't happy with the idea of separate everyone in 5 groups. One action that the main character, Tris, done that surprised me too much was at the moment of the test to know to what group she was going to go. She jumped from a very high building without knowing what was at the bottom. IT WAS EXTREMELY CRAZY!!!

Another thing that occurs in the book is that Tris (the main character) with “Four” (a secondary character) do lots of crazy things and do not stop surprising you. I would recommend this book, mainly, to people between 12 and 30 years old with, at list, a little of interest in adventure stories and science fiction because it is a fantastic book with a little bit of all.

It is better to watch a movie at home or at the cinema?

Many films have been adapted for DVD and Blu-ray. Some of these films have finished on the Ned too. However, people who watch the film at home and have seen it previously in the cinema normally say they preferred to watch it at the cinema. So, is it better to watch a movie at home or at the cinema? On the one hand, watching the film at the cinema is more enjoyable. Firstly, you see it bigger because it is a projection in a really big screen. At home, you see it smaller because it is a recording that you are watching on your TV or computer. Also, you enjoy the cinema because it is more exciting and amazing thanks to the illumination and the sounds (that are increased).

On the other hand, watching a film at home can be more comfortable. At home, you can eat whatever you want without someone saying you that you can not do this or that you are doing noise. Another advantage is that watching a movie at home is that is cheaper than at cinema, because you only spend money on the food. Privacy is another advantage, because of the possibility of watch it along, with friends, the family, with who you want without other people. Therefore, you can comment the film while it is in course.

To sum up, although going to the cinema is enjoyable and amazing, most of us prefer the comfortability and tranquility that we obtain at home. Consequently, in my opinion, watching films at home is often the best option, especially of the privacy and freedom to do what you want.