1.I learned (but kinda forgot while taking the photos) that the light meter at the bottom of the screen of the camera,  if the the little arrow is aligned to the "shield" shape thing that the photo will come out better.
2. when the arrow is at positive 2 its gonna be to bright. and if it is at negative 2 it is going to be to dark.
3.You can tell the difference in ISO because the lower it is the less light it lets in and the less grainy it is(better with places with a lot of light) and high ISO is all grainy (Better with places with low light)
4. The lower the ISO number, the less sensitive it is to the light. A higher ISO number increases the sensitivity of the camera.
5. The lower the focus the lower the number for the F stop went.

6. ISO was 800, Shutter speed was 1/1000, F-stop was 8.0, Zoomed all the way out for length, Zoomed out for focal length, Lighting is Sunny.
7. What I need to focus on next time we go to shoot is shutter speed to get the right lighting.