1. Question: How is Heidi presented at the beginning of the novel?
At the beginning of the novel Hitler’s Daughter, Heidi is presented as a confident, outgoing girl who knows a lot about the world.
Heidi is Hitler’s Daughter and she lives in a mansion and she is kept secret.

2. We have an impressive record for swimming in the Olympics.
Question: What is the best thing other countries could learn from Australia?
The best thing other countries could learn about Australia is our performance at sporting events.
We have an impressive record for swimming in the Olympics.

3. Question: What is the purpose of a topic sentence?
A topic sentence should be placed at the start of a paragraph.
The purpose of a topic sentence is to outline one idea.

4. “He kept her away from the battles. He kept her away from everyone.”
We know she is a secret because we are told that Hitler “kept her away from the battles. He kept away from everyone.”

5. “Australia has an impressive record at swimming in the Olympics.”
Looking at other countries’ performance, sports reviewer Ron Fast said “Australia has an impressive record at swimming in the Olympics.”

6. “Make your evidence flow in a sentence.”
Having a brief introduction or extra information helps to “make your evidence flow in a sentence.”

7. From: news.com.au
September 01, :52AM

8. From: news.com.au
September 01, :52AM

9. US commentators call for Australian-style gun law reform
by: EMMA REYNOLDS
Mick Roelandts oversees the guns buyback in NSW. Source: News Corp Australia
From: news.com.au
September 01, :52AM

10. Americans are clamouring for changes to the country’s gun laws, and they’re pointing to Australia as the shining example of how it can work.
Anti-gun commentators in the US have been speaking up about their country’s high level of gun violence after several high-profile cases.

11. Australia, meanwhile, has one of the lowest gun-related death rates in the developed world. In 1996, Australia enforced sweeping nationwide reform of gun laws. The firearm homicide rate was almost halved.
Columnist Zack Beauchamp laid out how Australia’s gun reform succeeded. “Bottom line: Australia’s gun buyback saved lives,” he wrote.
Even navy veteran and “proud gun owner” Shawn Van Diver blogged on The Huffington Post: “When Australia had a mass shooting, they banded together as a nation and took action. What happened to America being an example for the world?”
Right across the US, citizens are expressing their disgust at the lack of action to protect them, and this time, something might just happen.

12. Seal Surprise Alana Smithee
Videographer Gary Grayson got up close and personal with an Atlantic grey seal while SCUBA diving in the Scilly Isles.

13. A UK diver got a surprise while diving in Britain when a seal came up to him looking for some attention.
Gary Grayson, 55, was diving off of the Isle of Scilly and caught the moment on camera.
In the video, the seal approaches Mr Grayson and reaches for his hand and seems very pleased when Grayson proceeds to tickle his belly.
“I was absolutely loving it,” Mr Grayson told Manchester Evening News.
“I had seen other seals in the water but they weren’t as inquisitive as he was. Or as friendly.”
The self-confessed adrenalin junkie said despite having gone sky diving, this was one of his favourite experiences to date.
“This was certainly up there with anything I have ever done,” he said.

14. Popcorn Time is Netflix for pirates
It may seem easy and convenient, but Popcorn Time could land users in hot water. Source: Facebook

15. It’s recently been dubbed “the Netflix of piracy” and with one quick download, provides users with an extensive and free catalogue of movies and TV shows.
It sounds too good to be true. That’s because what it allows you to do is not legal, and could land you in a lot of trouble.
“Technically, Popcorn Time’s software is not illegal. But the vast majority of people who use Popcorn Time’s software are doing so to engage in an illegal activity,” Melbourne copyright lawyer Shaun Miller told us.