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Monday, December 3, 2012

Imagination & Creativity:
Which is louder- a WINK or a SMILE? Please explain your reasoning!

10 comments:

  1. A smile is louder because when you smile others do too!A smile shows everyone your happy, but a wink just says "hi".

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    1. You're right, Marissa - a smile is contagious! And it doesn't cost a thing:)

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  2. A smile is louder because when you smile at someone it penetrates their heart. A wink says "hello".

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    1. Wow!!! I love this answer - so thoughtful:) And I agree- smiles sure do penetrate hearts, so keep smiling!

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  3. A smile is louder because it screams that you're happy and people notice that - it spreads like a virus. A wink is more subtle and mysterious - if you blink you'll miss it. A wink is usually just aimed at one person.

    Heather

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  4. A smile is louder! A smile shows people you are friendly, a smile helps you say things without using words! For example, a smile could tell someone hey wanna be friends! A wink would just say hi or good luck. A smile is so loud you could probably stand on theempire state building smile down to people and they would smile back or they would scream omg! Because you are standing on top of theempire state building. You should smile very very often, don't just wink ;)

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  5. A wink is much louder because it can be used as sarcasm, affection, friendly gesture, and approval. A smile just show your happy.
    -caitlin

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  6. A smile is much louder because it can show different emotions with one simple gesture. When you smile you might be happy or sarcastic or disappointed or satisfied and the list goes on.

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  7. A smile is louder because when you smile a lot of people see the smile,then they all start smiling but a wink is very fast and usally only a few people see it.

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  8. Neither, because they make no noise!!!

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