Aventura y Resolución de Conflictos en la Mina

Clase 14 de 27 • Curso de Inglés Intermedio B1: Palabras Interrogativas y Propósitos

Resumen

¿Qué ocurre en el tercer capítulo de "Perdido en la Mente"?

Este apasionante capítulo nos lleva a una situación en la que la tensión y la emoción están a flor de piel. Mox, Frida y los demás se enfrentan a un problema crítico: están perdidos y deben hallar la salida de una manera ingeniosa. A lo largo del capítulo, podemos observar un desarrollo interesante en las dinámicas grupales, la resolución de conflictos y la toma de decisiones.

¿Cómo se mejora una actitud negativa?

Al inicio, la frustración de Frida es palpable; estar perdido en una mina no ofrece muchas opciones alentadoras. Sus preocupaciones y pesimismo surgen naturalmente, pero su actitud negativa no facilita el progreso del grupo. Marcos, con un sentido estratégico y compasivo, intenta calmarla, recordándole la importancia de mantener la fe y mirar el lado positivo. La solución yace en el desarrollo de una estrategia práctica y el trabajo en equipo, ejemplificado por una conversación que termina en una propuesta llena de creatividad para salir de la mina.

¿Cómo superar adversidades y trabajar en equipo?

Frida muestra resistencia inicial ante la idea de Mox de escalar la cascada, debido a los riesgos involucrados. Sin embargo, finalmente reconoce el valor de la propuesta, especialmente cuando su compañero muestra confianza en el plan. La clave aquí es cómo logran transformar las herramientas disponibles para abordar un problema complejo, usando una sierra y una espada de manera innovadora. La colaboración y la confianza mutua son subrayadas como elementos vitales para superar adversidades.

Innovación y adaptación:
- La utilización de herramientas cotidianas para resolver problemas críticos demuestra lo esencial de ser creativos frente a situaciones difíciles.
Positividad y humor:
- A pesar de la gravedad del momento, los personajes mantienen el humor y una actitud positiva, demostrando cómo el optimismo puede ser una herramienta poderosa.

¿Por qué es importante el reconocimiento del logro?

Al final, el reconocimiento de las habilidades de Mox refuerza el ánimo de todos. Frida felicita a Mox por su habilidad para hornear pan delicioso que ha seguido siendo una fuente de sustento y moral durante su desafiante travesía. Este reconocimiento no solo fortalece la cohesión del grupo, sino que también ejemplifica cómo pequeños logros pueden ser significativos en momentos críticos.

La dinámica de grupo de este capítulo ofrece una lección valiosa sobre la importancia de la colaboración, la comunicación abierta y la disposición de todos para aportar sus soluciones en pos de un objetivo común. Además, resalta la importancia de mantener una mentalidad positiva y reconocer las contribuciones de los demás, impulsando al grupo hacia adelante. Que este espíritu de innovación y compañerismo sirva de inspiración para enfrentar nuestros propios desafíos con valentía y creatividad.

Alessandra Nicolas Santiago

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The group of friends is in a difficult situation, they are in a mine with little food. Mox, one of them, sees a waterfall nearby and suggests that they climb it, thinking that they might find a way to safety. The waterfall is so huge that Frida starts to get negative and scared, she expresses that this is not a good idea, but the rest of the friends help to calm her down and support Mox's idea by planning the strategy to climb the waterfall.

Rafael Velandia

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Now they are lost in a mine, they have no many food and they’re hungry, Mox proposes to climb a rock to get out but Frida doesn't want to because she thinks it it dangerous

I think they would get out of that cave without problem

Last year I tasted a very delicious bread with arequipe inside it was so soft and wonderful

Darly Sucely

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"Chapter III Lost in the Mind"

What does Mox suggest? MOX SUGGESTS THAT THEY TRY TO CLIMB THE WATERFALL.
Does Frida support Mox's idea? NO, FRIDA THINKS MOX'S IDEA IS SCARY AND RIDICULOUS.
What does Frida compliment Mox on? FRIDA COMPLEMENTS MOX ON THE BREAD HE BAKED, BECAUSE IT IS STILL GOOD.

Ana Julia Carballo Guédez

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The three friends arrive at a waterfall and Mox suggests climbing it. He remembers that when he was an engineer he learned that in certain types of waterfalls there can be a mine.

Frida complains a little because she thinks it is a crazy idea but, in order to follow their mission, the friends decide to climb it.

I think the heroes will do well in the waterfall because it's a fantastic story, plus there are still a few chapters left and they can't die now.
The best bread I have ever eaten was this year at Colonia Tovar. It was a German black bread, crusty and tastey

Javier Garnica Soria

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¡Hola!

La expresión "bare bones" se refiere a lo esencial o más básico de algo, sin adornos ni detalles adicionales. Como cuando solo te queda el "hueso pelado" de algo, es decir, lo mínimo indispensable.

Aunque la clase "Aventura y Resolución de Conflictos en la Mina" no menciona directamente esta expresión, sí puedes ver cómo los personajes se enfrentan a una situación donde tienen que usar lo "bare bones" de sus recursos para sobrevivir.

Brian Chuquiruna

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1. Frida is scared because they don't find way out of the mine, but Mox suggest climb the waterfall although they don't have the tools to do.

2. I think they will have troubles but they will do.

3. I don't remenber the best bread, but I remenber the best empanada which I ate in colombia, that was so tasty, the dough was soft and crispy at the same time and the meet inside was the most delicious I've ever eat.

Daniel Steven Carrera Osorno

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The best bread I've ever taste was the one from BK meditation center, 100% natural and with the home baking recipe.

Johanna Marcela Orjuela Flórez

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1. Summarize this chapter in your own words

Jenny, Frida, Marcos, and Mox are lost in a mine. Frida is upset because they only have bread left. Mox suggests climbing a waterfall as a possible way out. At first, Frida hesitates, but they all decide to try it together.

2. Do you think our heroes will make it out of the cave, or have a hard time on the waterfall?

I think they will make it out because they are working as a team and they have a plan.

3. What is the best bread you’ve ever eaten? What made it so memorable?

The best bread I’ve ever eaten was made by Carulla Supermarket. It was very tasty, warm, and made with ingredients handcrafted.

María José Rojas Angarita

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I think they will do it. The best bread is chocholate bread from my cousins bakery

JUAN SEBASTIAN BECERRA BEDOYA

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They are stuck in a mine and don't know how to get out, so Mox suggests they climb a waterfall to see if there is an exit at the top.

Andrés Llerena

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In this chapter the group is officially lost. They eat something. Then Frida starts to discuss. Marcos try to calm her down. Mox gets an idea: to climb the waterfall to find a way out of the mine. Frida don't support the idea. Marcos approves it. Then Frida gave up and she compliments Mox for his delicious bread. So the team of heroes start to get our of the mine.
I think our heroes will have a hard time on the waterfall because they don't have all the tools to climb it.
The best bread I've eaten is the bread they sell in the store. It's so memorable because his taste.

David Tomé

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The best bread I have ever eaten is baked by my aunt. She is fantastic, amazing, and professional.

David Tomé

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They can get out of the cave, in my opinion, but something will most likely happen before.

David Tomé

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They are lost in the mine and start to be desperate, but it is not the end for them. Why? Because they start to think and plan an idea to escape from there. Max proposes to climb up the waterfall; they all accept except Frida because she thinks it is a terrible idea. The group convinces her to accept, and she does. But with one condition first, Frida wants to eat bread for the last time. Every compliment Max for his skills and abilities as a baker, then the group feels renovated and with energy to climb up and escape.

David Tomé

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Max suggests climbing up the waterfall.

Frida does not support Max's idea, she thinks that is a terrible decision.

Frida said to Max he is a really fantastic baker, even better, the best in Futureville.

Carlos Andreas Arizcun García

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mox suggest we climb the waterfall, but first we need stools and

she doesn't agree with the suggestion because she thinks mostly there aren't any stools or anything to use

Deivys Alfredo Suavita Fuentes

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The team is inside a mine, and Mox proposes to climb the waterfall to get out..

They will climb the waterfall but it <u>won't be easy</u>.

When I was in school I would eat cornbread in the morning while feeling the cold mist in my breath.

Alvaro de Jesús Aguilar López

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Capítulo III

Test your comprehension:

**What does Mox suggest?**He suggests that they should climb a water fall.
**Does Frida support Mox’s idea?**No, she doesn’t.
**What does Frida compliment Mox on?**Frida compliments Mox on his ability as a baker.

Activity

Summarize this chapter in your own words

The heroes are lost in a mine. Frida despairs, but the rest try to calm her down. Mox comes up with an idea: climbing a waterfall to find a way out of the mine. Frida thinks it’s a bad and dangerous idea. Mox explains that they could use their equipment to climb, and the group agrees. Before that, they eat bread baked by Mox, who receives compliments from everyone, even Frida.

Do you think our heroes will make it out of the cave, or have a hard time on the waterfall?

I think both options are going to be true: they will make it out of the cave, but it will be difficult

What is the best bread you’ve ever eaten? What made it so memorable?

The best bread I’ve ever eaten was a chocolate cake my mother baked for me on my birthday. It’s so memorable because of that.

Mery Johanna Gutiérrez Ortiz

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As they continued their adventure, the group stopped to eat. Frida, in a bad mood, complained that there was only bread available. Some friends suggested she calm down, but tensions were high. Just then, Mox spotted a waterfall and proposed they climb it. Frida kept complaining, but the rest of the group agreed and supported the plan. Eventually, they began eating the bread and commented on how delicious it was, even saying Mox was the best baker in the village.

Diego Castro

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1. Summarize this chapter in your own words:

In "Lost in the Mine," Marcos, Frida, Jenny, and Mox are trapped in a mine. While Frida is pessimistic, the others remain calm and plan to climb a waterfall to escape, using a saw and sword as tools.

2. Do you think our heroes will make it out of the cave, or have a hard time on the waterfall?

They have a good chance of escaping due to their teamwork and creativity, but the waterfall climb will be challenging and dangerous, making it a difficult task.

3. What is the best bread you’ve ever eaten? What made it so memorable?

The best bread I’ve ever had was a homemade sourdough with a crispy crust and soft inside, made special by sharing it with family during a warm, memorable meal.