Guys,I've just realized you had nowhere to post the assignment I gave you last week. You can post them here, in the comments. And please dont just copy and paste from the internet.See you next week.Marina (#4) Two almond treesOne naked, the other dressedWinter and summer.[Ighor]Leaves leavethe branches and tressin the middle of the winter.[Fernando]It starts to rainIn the whole cityShoes are shining.[Fernando]Season changesNothing changesI look at the almond tree.[Sonia]They leaveSilentlyThe leaves.[Doravne]Some are brownAnd some are green.What does that mean?[Felipe]Spring's comingAlmond tree blushesAnd falls.[Isabela]Naked branches against the skyOn the groundMy dreams.[Doravne]Some branches leaflessSome with a lotWe must look inside.[Thaissa]Red in the winterLeaves fall downScreaming for the summer.[Marina Costa]Almond treeGets more unripe every day.Benjamin Button.[Marina Siqueira]"Bem-te-vi!", cries the birdAnd the naked almond treeBlushes.[Doravne]Trees getting baldBranches, nakedOn the floor, leaves.[Bernardo]Some students were absent on the haikai morning. But they wrote teir haikais as well...:When red, it's on the floorNo winter anymoreThen the sun become green [Ana Clara]Look at the treesWhat's happening?Winter rules.[Bianca]Am I drunk?Are they really naked?Nice to see you, winter.[Bianca]Leaves aren't fallingThey're just dancing in the windWinter Melody.{Marina Calderon]Two almond treesbring the elixir of life.Morning spring.[Clinton]Yesterday, yellow and clearToday, so red and soft.I agree: I'm in love too.[Luiza Machado]I wish I could changeJust like the almond tree.But here, the same.[Luiza Machado]Feel the sensations thatPump in my heart.Red-green almond tree.[Clinton]If I told you howWould you, almond tree,Turn the blue sky red?[Lousie Hammer}Your changesConfuse my eyes.Are you the same?[Luiza Machado] 1.There has been an interesting debate recently between Peter and Guy. Peter thinks that our present Brazilian society is NOT very far at all from the society depicted in the movie Fahrenheit 451. Guy, on the other hand, entirely disagrees with him, saying that contemporary Brazilian society has nothing whatsoever to do with the one shown in the movie.Write down what Peter and Guy said to support their ideas.PETER:GUY:2. The excerpt below was taken from a play we studied. After identifying the play, identify who is talking and explain the context in which this dialogue takes place. Give an answer as complete as possible.Speaker 1: Speak.Speaker 2: Nothing, my lord.Speaker 1: Nothing?Speaker 2: Nothing.Speaker 1: Nothing can come of nothing. Speak again.3. Read the excerpt about King Lear below and then answer the two questions about it.Shakespeare's King Lear, though it was written four centuries ago and is set in the far-distant mythological past, still carries a moralistic message with it today. Like traditional fairy tales, the entire play is set up to illustrate a single flaw in the human condition and teach a lesson about it. This lesson is the importance of honesty.3.1. How can "King Lear" be compared to traditional fairy tales?3.2. Why is the topic of honesty so important in the play?4. Explain why "The Merchant of Venice" is considered a problem play.5. Being very careful not to slip into triviality and banality, write about a situation in your life in which you had a dilemma. A dilemma somewhat similar to the famous Hamlet's dilemma.YOU CAN ANSWER ONLY 4 QUESTIONS, IF YOU WANT TO. So, you guys remember Fahrenheit 451, right? The