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For me, school uniforms are a good idea. I've never had occasion to wear uniforms, but you would save a lot of money, allowing you to buy more clothing.

The advertisement I like is 'The Gateway' because it teaches us fashionable clothing styles. In this way, the public is attracted, and people are encouraged to buy.

I loved the book *The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas* because it is based on true events. I think this book is very well thought out and very well written. My opinion is that it is lovely, and of course, I commend it; it is perfect and lovely for all ages.

My favorite hobby is going out with my friends. I have a great time with them as we buy clothes, go to the cinema, or go to the zoo. However, we do not go out on Friday during the day because I have to study.

In my school, we are doing a play called *The Girls*. The actresses have to be very well prepared with the script and know it very well to avoid mistakes. But on the day of the performance, one of the actresses forgot some dialogue, but the public did not notice. I loved it.

In my opinion, there are two types of cloning: animal cloning and human cloning.

The first is a process step for the second, and I totally agree with this progression. It is true that it threatens the lives of the animals we practice on, and I do not agree with seeing an animal die; quite the opposite. But I think cloning is something we learn from; it is scientific, and therefore I think it is justified to risk the life of an animal if we can get a clone. Because that would mean a lot of help to society, depending on the purpose for which it was cloned.

My favorite painting is *Guernica*. It is a famous painting by Pablo Picasso, painted in May and June of 1937. Its title refers to the bombing of Guernica, which occurred on April 26 of that year during the Spanish Civil War. It was commissioned by the Director General of Fine Arts, Josep Renau, at the request of the Government of the Spanish Republic to be exhibited in the Spanish pavilion at the 1937 International Exhibition in Paris, in order to attract public attention to the Republican cause in the Spanish Civil War.