2. The Fun They Had by: Isaac Asimov

3. Selection Vocabulary Dispute – to argue against –Sentence example: The neighbors were having a dispute over who owned the beautiful tree on their property. Nonchalantly – to not have a care in the world –Sentence example: In Surviving the Applewhites, Jake nonchalantly acts like nothing bothers him about his new situation. Sorrowfully – with a lot of sadness –Sentence example: When my dog died, I was filled with sorrow. Loftily – to believe you are better than others –Sentence example: After winning the award, John acted very loftily towards his friends. Adjusted – to change –Sentence example: When I started in a new school, I adjusted my routine to fit my new schedule.

4. Isaac Asimov He was born January 2, 1920, in Russia He taught himself to read at age 5 He was fluent in Yiddish and English He wrote hundreds of books during his lifetime He died in 1992

5. Other Asimov Works To you, a robot is just a robot. But you haven't worked with them. You don't know them. They're a cleaner, better breed than we are. When Earth is ruled by master-machines... when robots are more human than humankind.

6. Other Asimov Works SirSir: Why did the chicken cross the road? Andrew: One does not know, sir, possibly a predator was behind the chicken, or possibly there was a female chicken on the other side of the road, if it's a male chicken. Possibly a food source, or depending on the season it might be migrating. One hopes there's no traffic. Sir: To get to the other side. Andrew: To get to the other side. Ah, why is that funny? Andrew Sir Andrew

7. Other Asimov Works

8. And that’s not even all there is!!!

9. Science Fiction

10. Books of Today

11. Today vs. In the future

12. Types of Codes

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