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Think about it. The need for energy
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Remember what you have studied in this section and answer the questions: Explain how plants use the energy that they receive from the Sun. In the past, what did humans use different types of mill for?…
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Test your English vocabulary
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iPad and iPhone application to test our vocabulary. We can study the vocabulary by topic. All questions are sorted by topic (words of precision, one syllable words, medical terms, people, beasts and…
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Roman architecture and city planning
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4.1. Roman architecture The Romans were a practical people. This meant that the technical aspects of their buildings were more important than the aesthetic aspects. Roman buildings mixed Greek…
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Unit 11: Towards a global system
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Brain drain (n): a situation in which the most skilled workers in less economically developed countries (LEDCs) go to work in more economically developed countries (MEDCs). chain (n): a number of…
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Answer these questions in your notebook
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Answer these questions in your notebook: Name three leisure activities that are sports. Name three leisure activities that are cultural. Name three legends that you know. What is your favourite…
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Think about it. Photosynthesis and respiration
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Remember what you have studied in this section and answer the questions: Some people say you should not keep plants in your bedroom. Is there a scientific basis for this belief? Can you explain why or…
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The Celts
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The Celts were warriors (fighters) who lived in rural areas. They were skilled chariot drivers. The Celts were also very skilled at making metal objects. They used bronze and iron to make weapons and…
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TED Talk - Science is for everyone, kids included
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What do science and play have in common? Neuroscientist Beau Lotto thinks all people (kids included) should participate in science and, through the process of discovery, change perceptions. He's…
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Egyptian tombs
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5.1. Tombs in ancient Egypt Burying the dead was a big event in the lives of Egyptians. Only pharaohs and the wealthiest nobles had large tombs. Poor people were buried in pits or beneath the desert…
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The population and work
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3.1. The active population To analyse the development of a country, we need to know what portion of the population works. We also need to know which sectors they work in and the conditions they work in.…
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