Checkpoint questions:

He hopes it could be ''anything'' because he thinks it's bad news, and want anything else. 

The thing Alicia is saying that is not quite right is, that it's her baby when it is inside her body. But when it comes out its theirs baby. He doesn't want her to say ''we'', because he doesn't want to be part of it. He wants to run away and go to his mom, but he doesn't want her mom to find out that they were going to have a baby.

Sam felt bad and he wanted to go to the toilet. I can't remember that I have felt like this, maybe only when I have been taking some candy from my parents, when they didn't allow me. Then I was scared they should caught me taking candy, but I was not old at that time. I was around eight or nine years old at that time.  

Research and discover
1)
It is many immigrants in Norway. 15,6% of the population or people in Norway are immigrants. So there are around 805 thousands people with another culture then the Norwegian. Immigrants have always happened in Norway. We can say it's three different types of immigrants. Professionals that comes to Norway to do business, immigrants who comes to get work. And the last group is refugees who need helps.
2)
It is many more immigrants in Britain compared to Norway. It is many more groups represented in Britain. We find immigrants mostly in London and the big northern cities.The immigrants are from Asia, the Caribbean and Africa. The immigrant groups is very big in Britain, it came around 117 thousands  immigrants in 2014, and in Norway came around 47 thousands. It is coming many people from Asia, the Caribbean and Africa to Britain, and in Norway it comes mostly people from south-Europe like people from Turkey, Pakistan, Syria and Yugoslavia. The groups that immigrate today to Norway and Britain is many from Syria, because the country is in war, and people want to move to a land with peace.

A day on the lake.
It was a beautiful day, the sun was shining and I and a friend went out for fishing. We had a little brown boat. Our goal for the day was to catch around 3 pikes. We had been fishing in the hole summer, and the biggest pike we had caught during the season was a giant on 7,8 kilo and 1,05 meter long. We caught 4 pikes that day, and the biggest at 5 kilo. When we was heading to land in the evening it started to blow up. We had no engine on the boat, so we had to row harder to come to land. But even how hard we tried to row it felt like we didn't move at all.

We started to get nervous if we at all would survive. It started to get cold to. My friend tried to call someone with the telephone, but it was no connection in the middle of the lake. Suddenly a large wave came and rolled the boat over, so it was up side down. I got at once panic of the cold water and of the situation we was in. I couldn't see much, the sky had turned grey and it started to thunder.

Suddenly out of nowhere a huge fish or something came under our feet and started to drag us to land, I was not sure what it was, because it all happened so fast. But suddenly I was on land again, and then I realized that it maybe was the Loch Ness monster that could have helped us.