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- Slide: 1
- What is happening? Why am I here?What is this place?!
- I don't know what happened but everything is so different here.
- Slide: 2
- Oh those are buildings.
- So what are these massive and thing called?
- Oh really? Can you describe yours?
- Wow. The structures are very different from ours.
- Well, our domestic architecture utilized wattle and daub construction.
- Well. the architecture in 21st Century is called Contemporary Architecture.
- Basically, they were usually roundhouses and has circular structures.
- You see, we have different styles here from postmodernism, high-tech architecture, etc.
- Slide: 3
- What are those massive and tall thing called?
- I think he's lost. I've got to help him.
- What is he wearing?
- Oh thank goodness! Your kindness is much appreciated.
- Hey, are you lost?How can I help you?
- Slide: 4
- Oh! I have a message!
- What is that?
- This one? Oh this is a cellphone!
- Cellphone? What is that?
- Slide: 5
- Wow! It's very different from ours. We used cuneiform script that was written in clay.
- Cellphone has a lot of functions but one primary function is communication.
- It's very difficult back then to communicate.
- It allows people to call and message another even from afar.
- Indeed, they even have to write in letters before and it will take days to arrive the message.
- Wow! It seems like everything is so accessible right now.
- Yes. Even our transportation is so easy right now.
- Slide: 6
- Yes. This is a car one of the modes of transportation. We have buses, trains airplanes, and ships.
- Really? That's why I don't see any horses and camels here.
- Indeed, advances in transportation and technology made goods, people, and places lighter.
- Wow. Back then, we have to use donkeys, horses, camels, and wheels that was made of wood.
- Oh no! I'm already late. I've got go now.
- That's sad. But I am so grateful for your help.
- I've learned a lot about the differences between now and then.
- No worries. It's my pleasure to help you!
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