Tuesday, 28 March 2017

GEOGRAPHY WORK
Aluminium:  Resultado de imagen de de donde se obtiene aluminio               
Lead:   Resultado de imagen de de donde se obtiene plomo Resultado de imagen de objeto de plomo          
     
Magnesium:     Resultado de imagen de como se obtiene el magnesio Resultado de imagen de objeto de magnesio     
 Silver:   Resultado de imagen de como se obtiene el plataResultado de imagen de objeto de  plata
Gold :          Resultado de imagen de como se obtiene el oro Resultado de imagen de objeto de oro
 
Limestone:  Resultado de imagen de como se obtiene el LimestoneResultado de imagen de objeto con Limestone
Clay: Resultado de imagen de como se obtiene clay Resultado de imagen de objeto con clay 
Gypsum: Resultado de imagen de como se obtiene gypsumResultado de imagen de objeto gypsum
Marble:   Resultado de imagen de como se obtiene el marmol Resultado de imagen de objeto de marmol
Potassium:  Resultado de imagen de objeto de Potassium Resultado de imagen de objeto de Potassium
Salt: Resultado de imagen de de donde se saca la salResultado de imagen de objeto con sal



Monday, 27 March 2017



MY SELF -ASSESSMENT

This second evaluation was worse than the first
I have not studied enough and the results will be worse.
This evaluation  what has led me most has been the muisca projects, physical education ... and what less the agenda that we have had to study in more than one subject. I need to improve  the explication. in  English,  I've listened to songs in home, the most good thing in this evaluation for english are the  grammar because I understood it very well but i  need the translation and the listening  better.
UNIT 5 
CRIMINALS AND CRIME FIGHTERS 
Armed robber: Person dedicated to stealing using pistons...
Burglar: Breaks in to buildings to steal

Detective:  Person who is professionally engaged in private investigations on request
Fraudster:  a swindler
Judge:  a public officer with the authority to hear and decide cases in a court of law.
Lawyer: a person whose profession is to represent clients in a court of law or to advise or act for them.
Mugger: Attacks and robs people in a public place
Murderer:  Deliberately kills another person
Police office: an organized  for maintaining order, preventing and detecting crime, and enforcing the laws
Private investigator: a detective who is not a member of an official force but is employed by private parties
Thief: one who steals, secretly.
Traffic warden: a person who is appointed to supervise road traffic and report traffic offences

CRIMES:

Arson: the crime of deliberately setting fire to property.
Blackmail: an act of frightening someone into making a payment of money, as by revealing secrets
Credit-card fraud
Drug-dealing:taking place in secrecy and often illegally
Forgery: the crime of falsely making or changing writing or a signature
Identity theft
Kidnapping: to carry off  by force or trickery for use as a hostage or to get money
Mugging: an assault or threat of violence upon a person with intent to rob.
Pickpocketing: one who steals from the pockets of people, as in a crowded public place.
Shoplifting:  the act of stealing goods from a shop during shopping hours
Smuggling:  to convey goods secretly and illegally into or out of a country
Speeding:   the act or practice of exceeding the speed limit
Vandalism: malicious destruction or damage of private or public property.

 


 
MARCO POLO GLOSSARY
Cane: Plant from which sugar is extracted
Carts: Object with wheels in charge of displacing load
Fireworks: Gunpowder objects that produce colored lights
Friars: Name given to religious of certain orders
Nut: Organ of the plant that is born from the ovary of the flower and contains the seeds.
Sandstorm: Uncontrolled sand that damages
Spieces: Foreign substances
Tied: Prevent movement
Thread: Long, thin strand that forms wool, or other textile material.
Widows: Person to whom his parent dies and has not remarried

Thursday, 23 March 2017

UNIT 4 : (ENGLISH ) 

ADJETIVES: FEELING

Amusing:  causing laughter or providing entertainment.
Annoying:causing irritation or annoyance.
Confusing: hard to understand , unclear:
Embarrassing: to  become ashamed, uncomfortable...Fascinating:  of great interest or attraction, enchanting , captivating....
Frightening: causing fear or anxiety.
Inspiring:  causing inspiration
Irritating:  causing a feeling of annoyance, anger, or impatience
Motivating: to provide someone with a motive or motives
Relaxing:  causing or bringing about a feeling of relaxation
Upsetting: tending to disturb or upset
Worrying:  to feel or be uneasy or anxious


VERBS TECHNOLOGY:
Browse: Use a computer network
Charge: Accumulating electrical energy in an apparatus
Plug in : Establish an electrical connection with a plug.
Press: A touch or hit a key ...
Scroll: Move to a thing where it is, move.
Stream : Passage of electricity by a conductorswipe:
Switch off:  Interrupting the operation of an appliance by disconnecting it from its power source
Switch on :  Connecting an electrical circuit
Tap: Move your fingers the way you touch the keys
Text:  Any writing
Unplug:  Disconnect or disconnect from mains what is plugged in
Update: Update something that has been delayed


EXTRA VOCABULARY:
Burst out laughing :  Laugh and not be able to stop
Gap:  Is the space between two people two places ....
Gesture: Movements that mean something ...
Misunderstanding: Said, fact or event that is interpreted equivocally.
Nod your head:In Spain is to move the head from top to bottom saying YES in other countries saying NO.
Shake your head: In Spain is to move the head from left to right saying NO in other countries saying YES.


 WORD BUILDER 
 Excited: Move the mood, cause excitement
Exciting: So excited
Frigtened : Cause the scare or uneasiness
Frigtening: What causes fear or terror
Irritated:To provoke anger, to anger
Irritating: Annoying

Saturday, 18 March 2017

 UNIT 4 : ECONOMY
Economy activity: is what is carried out by humans in order , to acquire goods (products and services)  that satisfy consumer needs. 
Economy goods : are products and services generated vy economic activity.
Products: are goods with obtained directly from nature (wood , fish , fruit...) or which are turned into something  (clothes, machines , books...).
Services : are activities carried out by humans to benefit society (finance , education , transportation , healthcare....)
Composition: they can be consumable (durable consumer goods , such as computers , or non durable , such as pizza  or capital goods (tools , equipament )
Function: they can be intermediate goods (wool produced by a sheep ) or finished goods (the shirt made from this wool) 
Ownership: they can be private (beloging to people , families or businesses , ) or public ( belonging to the state ) 
factor of production : are the rfesources that are required for the generation of economic goods .
Factor of production : are the resources that are required for the generation of economic goods . 
Land : is the enviroment resource.
Rent: payment for the use of the land 
Labor: is the mental and phisical efforts of people applied to the production of goods and services . 
wages : payment  for labor. 
capital: is the money , building and machinery and equipment used to produce goods and services . 
Interest Capitalism:  payment for investing capital , is an economic system used by many nations .
Entrepreneurship: is the risk-taking resource . , are people who combine labor , land and capital resources to start businesses . 
 Profit:  payment for risk-taking or entrepreneurship .
free enterprise:: individuals own businesses to make a profit . 
Profit motive: the possibility of making money , is the main reason people take the risk of starting a business. 
Economic agents: are those elements that have arole in converting the factors of production into goods and services .
 Primary sector : activities involved in obtaining resources directly from raw materials , including agriculture , livestock, fishing , mining , and forestry. 
Secondary sector : activities involved in converting raw matirials into manufactured products(industry) or building housing and infrastructure .
Tertiary sector: ncluding lending  services ( education ,healthcare , transport...) 
capitalist or market economy: this is based on a free market economy , private economy , means of production , freedom to work and hire .
Comunist or planned economy : in this system , the economy is planned and centralised by the state , the production process is controlled and the state is the owner of the means production. 
subsistence economy: this is a system based on production for self - consumption in the poorrest and most  insolated areas in the world.  
UNIT 3 : STATE 
State: is a political unit with supreme authority over a territory and its inhabitants .
Population: all the inhabitants of a particular town, area, or country.
Laws: the principles, rules, and regulations set up by a government, other authority, or by custom, that apply to all the people of a group.
Symbols:   a thing that represents something, especially a material object representing something abstract.
Boundaries: a line that marks the limits of an area; a dividing line.
Permanent populations: is th egroup os citizens who inhabit the territory of a state . 
 Citizens: a member of a state who owes allegiance to its government and is entitled to its protection.
 Territory: an area of land under the jurisdiction of a ruler or state.
Nation: is a group of people with a common identify. 
Rights: Set of principles, laws and rules that all human beings have to be whoever they are.
Institutionsa society or organization founded for a religious, educational, social, or similar purpose.
Police : maintain public order.
Armed forcess: defend the state from invasion.
Diplomatic corps : promotes international relations.
Public officials and  carried  servants : carry out policies . 
Taxes: money you have to pay for the government so that  it can.
Worldwide:  Applying or extending throughout the world; universal.
Inhabitant : a person or animal that permanent resident of a particular place.
Autocrazy:  is a government in which one person has all the power. 
Monarchy: its a goverment that teh power have the king and queen.
Dictatorship: is a form of government where one leader has absolute control over citizens 'lives . 
Democracy: citizens hold the political power . 
Representative democracy: citizens elect leaders to represent their rights and interests in goverment.
Direct democracy:  there are no representative . 
Oligarchy: a small group of people has all the power .l that means "rule by a few "
Theocracy: is a goverment that recoginizes god or a divine being as the ultimate authority .
Anarchy: nobody is in control.







Resultado de imagen de agricultural landscapes extensive agriculture 
The plots of this landscape are large and of irregular shape and are separated by closed fields due to their irregular plots and its separated by walls or hedges.
Their farming systems are polyculture because the land is divided into small plots and farmers cultivate a variety of crops.
It has a irrigated agriculture too, because its crops need channels because the water of the rain is not too much.
It is belong in extensive agriculture because there are a lot of crops and its need for machinary.
The people in this picture live scattered because you see that they only have one house in which you cultivate.