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Halloween

Introduction

Halloween is a celebratory feast celebrated every year on October 31st, the eve of All Saints Day. It is performed in most Western countries, but is more representative in the United States. In this country, carried by the Irish immigrants, it arrived in the middle of century XIX.

History of Halloween

The history of this commemorative date is more than 2,500 years old. It arose among the Celtic people, who believed that on the last day of summer (October 31), the spirits would leave the cemeteries to take possession of the bodies of the living. To frighten these ghosts, the Celts placed frightening objects in their homes, such as skulls, decorated bones, pumpkins adorned among others.

Being a pagan party was condemned in Europe during the Middle Ages, when it came to be called Halloween. Those who celebrated this date were persecuted and condemned at the stake by the Inquisition.

In order to diminish pagan influences in Medieval Europe, the Church Christianized the feast, creating the Day of the Dead (
November 2).

Symbols and Traditions

This party, because it is related in its origin to the death, rescues elements and figures frightening. They are common symbols of this party: ghosts, witches, zombies, skulls, monsters, black cats and even characters like Dracula and Frankenstein.

The children also participate in this party. With the help of their parents, they wear scary costumes and go door to door in the neighborhood, where they release the phrase "trick or treat." Happy, end the night of October 31, with sacks full of candy, candies, chocolates and sweets.

Halloween in Brazil

In Brazil the celebration of this date is recent. It came to our country through the great influence of American culture, especially coming on television. The English language courses also contribute to the spread of the party in the national territory, as they value and celebrate this date with their students: a way of experiencing with students the North American culture.

Reviews

Many Brazilians argue that the date has nothing to do with our culture and therefore should be left out. They argue that Brazil has a rich folklore that should be more valued. To that end, the government created the Saci Day in 2005 (also celebrated on October 31).

The commemoration of the date also receives strong criticism from the religious sectors, especially from the Christian religions. The argument is that the festival of pagan origin disseminates, especially among children and young people, ideas and images that do not correspond to Christian principles and values. According to these religious, the images valued on Halloween are negative and contrary to the practice of good.

Profile

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Name: Aline
Birth date: March, 9
Address: 295, Oliveiros Marques de Oliveira st.
Sport: volleyball
Movie: My sister keeper

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Surname: Marinho
Giver name: David Luiz
Age: 29
Occupation: football player









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Name: Beyoncé Giselle
Sex: Female
Nationality: North-American
Hobbies: sing, swim, dance, read and write

Paralympic athlete Daniel Dias

Daniel de Farias Dias was born in 1988 in Campinas, a city to the north of São Paulo. He was born with malformed upper and lower limbs. Dias began swimming at the age of 16, after being inspired by Clodoaldo Silva competing at the 2004 Summer Paralympics, and learnt four styles of swimming in two months. He studied mechatronical engineering and physical education at the Universidade São Francisco.

His first major event was the 2006 IPC Swimming World Championships in Durban, South Africa. He won the gold medal in three events, and a silver medal in a further two. At the age of 20, he competed in his first Paralympic Games at Beijing in 2008. The Games proved highly successful for Dias, who won more medals than any other athlete. He received a total of nine medals including four golds, four silvers, and one bronze across a range of different distances and disciplines.

Dias won the Laureus Award in 2009 for Sportsperson of the Year with a Disability, being awarded it by British athlete Sebastian Coe at a ceremony in London. Dias was an ambassador for his country's bid for the 2016 Summer Olympics and Paralympics, and was present for the presentation of the Candidature File to the International Olympic Committee.

Dias won the Sportperson of the Year with a Disability for the second time in 2012 after winning 6 gold medals all in world record time at the 2012 Paralympic Games.

As of February 2013, he holds IPC long course swimming world records in all strokes, at a range of distances – 50, 100 and 200 metre freestyle (S5), 50 and 100 metres backstroke (S5), 50 and 100 metres butterfly (S5), 50 and 100 metres breaststroke (SB4) and 200 metre individual medley (SM5).

Having learnt to swim in 2004 after being inspired by Clodoaldo Silva at the 2004 Paralympics, he entered his first international competition two years later winning five medals. He competed in a wide range of swimming events at the 2008, 2012 and 2016 Paralympics and won 24 medals, including 14 gold medals.

Human Body

                                 From: Google Photo

Routine

 I get up at 5:30 ans I wash face, brush my teeth and then I put on my clothes, at 6:00 am I go to school by bus.

 I stay at school from to 6:30 am from to 6:30 pm. I arrive home at 7:00 pm and I have dinner. After that I have a shower, then I do my homework and study. I take care of my sister and finally  I go to bed.

Apresentation

 Hi, my name is Rafaela Fidelis Pereira and I´m 16, I am the pound sign. I'm doing the 1st years of school integrated with a course of constructing, so I studing in the morning and afternoon.

 My greatest passion is literature, especially novels, but I also like music, food and sleep a lot - because of the school run I end up getting extremely tired, but it's good- I spend most of my free time doing it, but I haven't discovered my talent yet, I like to write sometimes but I'm not that good, so it's another hobby.