Holiday Homework Project – Computer

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Holiday Homework Project – Computer. St. HELEN’S SCHOOL.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to my Computer teacher for assigning this insightful holiday homework project. This project helped me explore various interesting topics such as the Internet, Ocean Life, Comic Books, and the Olympic Games. I also thank my parents and classmates for their encouragement and support during the completion of this project. Their motivation inspired me to research and present my work in the best possible way..

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1. Invention That Changed the World – The Internet.

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2. Ocean Life. Oceans cover about 71% of the Earth’s surface and are home to an extraordinary variety of life forms. The ocean has different zones, such as the Sunlight Zone (home to fish, dolphins, and coral reefs), Twilight Zone, and the dark, cold Midnight Zone, where bizarre creatures like the anglerfish live. Ocean ecosystems include plants like phytoplankton and seaweed, which produce a large share of the world’s oxygen. Coral reefs are rich habitats for thousands of species. However, marine life is threatened by pollution, overfishing, and climate change. Preserving the ocean is vital, not only for marine species but also for maintaining the Earth’s climate and human well-being.

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3. The World of Comic Books. Comic books are a blend of art and storytelling, using pictures and dialogue to tell stories in an exciting way. They first became popular in the 1930s with the rise of superhero characters like Superman and Batman. This period is known as the Golden Age of Comics. Today, comic books include superheroes (Marvel and DC), graphic novels, and Japanese manga like Naruto and One Piece. Comics have become part of global culture, inspiring movies, merchandise, and fan communities. They help promote creativity, imagination, and even address serious social topics in an engaging way..

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4. The History of the Olympics. The Olympic Games began in ancient Greece in 776 BC to honor the god Zeus. Events like foot races, wrestling, and chariot racing were part of the festival. The games stopped in 393 AD but were revived in 1896 as the Modern Olympics by Pierre de Coubertin. The Olympics are held every four years with athletes from around the world. The Winter Olympics, started in 1924, include sports like skiing and ice skating. Olympic symbols include five rings (representing the continents) and the torch relay. The games promote peace, unity, and athletic excellence. India has had notable achievements, especially in hockey and athletics..

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Conclusion. These four topics—The Internet, Ocean Life, Comic Books, and The Olympics—highlight the richness of human progress, natural wonders, and global culture. Each plays an important role in shaping our world. Whether it’s through technology, nature, art, or sports, we continue to learn, connect, and grow as a global community..

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THANK YOU. made by NOOR FATIMA VI D.