Question

Directions: In this assignment, you are focusing on something TINY! It can either be completely made up, or something that already exists. There are important things to keep in mind: and plss when your done answering this can yo make a stlry about it plss.the tiny thing could be anything ex: a tiny dust . or spiders rats little animals, atoms if you have the brain to function. or snowflakes and some more

1. Where can we find this tiny thing? It can be ANYWHERE, but this will be the setting for your next story.

2. Describe the setting. What does the tiny thing's home look like, sound like, smell like? The more you describe it, the easier it will be to type a story! (think 5 senses)

3. Describe the tiny thing What does it look like, sound like, smell like? The more you describe it, the easier it will be to type a story! (think 5 senses)

4. What conflict (problem) does the tiny thing face? This will be the Issue that it deals with in your story.

5. Does the tiny thing have any friends and/or enemies? Describe them using the 5 senses.​

Answer 1

The setting is a garden where a tiny pollen grain embarks on a crucial journey of pollination among the flowers, assisted by friends like bees but faced with challenges from nature and human interference.

Step-by-step explanation:

For this assignment, imagine a tiny pollen grain, living in the hustle and bustle of a vibrant garden. This pollen grain, an essential component in the cycle of plant life, resides within the delicate folds of a flowering cherry blossom. The setting teems with life, characterized by the buzzing of bees, the fragrance of fresh blooms, and the gentle rustle of leaves in the balmy spring air.

The pollen grain itself is a microscopic orb of golden potential. It is smooth to the touch, though seldom felt, and carries the sweet, earthy scent of the flower that houses it. In the grand design of the garden, it is almost imperceptible, yet it holds within it the blueprint of life.

The conflict arises when the pollen grain must find a way to reach the pistil of a neighboring flower, a journey fraught with obstacles. Wind, rain, and the unpredictable elements of nature conspire to impede its mission. The pollen's friends are the agents of pollination - the industrious bees that collect and transfer it, the butterflies that visit from bloom to bloom, and even the passing gusts of wind that unknowingly assist it. However, its enemies include the intrusive hands of humans picking flowers, and the sudden downpours that can wash it away.

The story that unfolds is one of resilience and interdependence within the natural world, a narrative of the essential yet often unnoticed role a tiny grain of pollen plays in the perpetuation of beauty and life in the garden.

Answer 2

example: let’s say this tiny thing is a neutron a subatomic particle like a proton with no charge so it is neutral

1: The setting will be in a nucleus a membrane-bound organelle with chromosomes and contains both neutrons, protons, and electrons

2: The nucleus has its outer and inner membrane and covered with ribosome and the nucleus pores, also in the center of an atom constructing around it. Also is 99.9% of an atoms mass.The sound of the nucleus comes from the subatomic particles which resembles a sound wave the is similar to a cello. The smell of it might be a heavy smell because of how dense it is but it might a be like a strong discharge of protons and electrons which gives off a odor of ozone. The taste might be a sour taste from the protons because the sour taste receptor cells and since the electrons give a discharge it has no taste, and most atoms have a metallic taste to it. The touch of a nucleus might be static feel because of the positive or negative charge and the nucleus will vibrate in the atom.

3: The neutron an uncharged subatomic particle is nearly invisible to a human eye but looks like the proton which kind of just look like a sphere but way smaller, the neutron might sound absolutely quiet due to it has no charge. The smell of an neutron is like the electron as it has no nasal receptors but the decay might cause it to turn into a proton which has nasal receptors so in summary no smell. If it were a human to taste it would just simply go through the body and trying to touch a neutron would be hard as it moves with the protons and electrons.

4:The neutron could face a beta decay when too much amount of protons and neutrons build up which causes it to turn or decay into a electron or proton.

5:Even though the neutron is kinda of a loner it is more friends with the protons since they balance each other out but since the are positively charge they move away from the them, the electrons are not enemies but still are balanced from the neutrons but since they are on the outer membrane of the nucleus so they cannot see them. Kinda of hard to do #5 since I don’t have much time but you can probably make some of it up cause it sounds very fictional.

Hopefully I am not late and if doesn’t help then sorry