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Love Quotes By Famous People

"Gravitation is not responsible for people falling in love"- Albert Einstein

"Who, being loved, is poor?" - Oscar Wilde

"If music be the food of love, play on"- Shakespeare


"Love is not finding someone to live with; it's finding someone you can't live without"- Rafael Ortiz


"Where there is love, there is life"-- Mahatma Gandhi


"Sometimes we make love with our eyes. Sometimes we make love with our hands. Sometimes we make love with our bodies. Always we make love with our hearts Love is a canvas furnished by Nature and embroidered by imagination" - Voltaire

FORCES EVERYWHERE

 Hello, next unitwe are studying is one of the most important topics in Physics: Newton's Law of Motion .Here , there are videos and activities about them.Antonia Montes.



FORCES AND MAGNETS

ACTIVITY

IDENTIFY FORCES

GAME

THE UNITED KINGDOM

- Do you know the names of the different countries that make up the United Kingdom?

- What is the capital of each one?

Now, watch the video and find out about the United Kingdom:


VIDEO

Now do the following activities: 


 Match the words with their definitions:
(A choir, a symbol, an assembly, to export, to debate, a legend)
1. .................................is a group of people who sing together.
2. .................................is a place people gather for a common reason.
3...................................is a very old story.
4. .................................is a picture or sign that holds special meaning.
5. .................................is to transport to different countries.
6...................................is to discuss different views on a subject.
Select the correct answers to the questions:
1. Where are laws passed in the UK?
a) The Houses of Parliament.
b) Buckingham Palace
c) Westminster Abbey
2. The population of England is _______________.
a) 20 million.
b) 50 million.
c) 70 million.
3. English people are_______________.
a) rude
b) friendly
c) rich
4. Edinburgh is the capital city of ______________.
a) England
b) Scotland
c) UK
5. How long has Wales been a part of the UK?
a) 100 years
b) 200 years
c) Over 400 years
6. What is the name of the language spoken in Wales?
a) Cymraeg
b) Walesish
c) English
7. What is the capital city of Northern Ireland?
a) Cardiff
b) Dublin
c) Belfast
What is the difference between the United Kingdom and Great Britain?
Click on the following link to find the answer to this last question:

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CHRISTMAS TIME

I wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a happy 2012. Antonia Montes

PH SCALE

Hello , here there is an activity to do at home , enjoy yorself. Antonia Montes

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MORE RADICALS ; )

 My dear??? pupils, ( I´m joking, you know, I´m quite sure you are),

here are some videos to review some rules for roots:

 

             besides, for those of you who are addicted to earphones, the song `Viva la vida´ by Coldplay:

 

THE BRITISH PUB

Watch this video to find out about British pubs.


Before you watch, think about the following questions:
- Do you know your neighbours and the people who live in your local area?
- Where do people in your community go to meet up?
- Do you have a place you can go to socialise, play games, eat and drink?


Now, watch the video and then answer the following questions.
(We´ll correct the answers in class)

VIDEO

TASK 1. Decide which of the following statements are true or false:
1. Pubs have become very popular in recent years.
2. Pubs are places that people meet each other to gossip.
3. People can eat and drink in pubs.
4. All pubs are the same in terms of refreshment and entertainment.
5. Everyone in the UK drinks a lot of alcohol.
6. There aren´t any alcohol-related problems in the UK.


TASK 2. Select the correct answer for the following questions:
1) Where does the name ‘pub’ come from?
a. public house
b. public bar
c. people united brewery
2) How many pubs are there in the UK?
a. around 5.000
b. around 15.000
c. around 50.000
3) How are pubs different from cafés?
a. they are bigger
b. they serve alcohol
c. they are more expensive
4)Why did people drink beer instead of water?
a. It was cheaper
b. It had fewer germs than the water
c. It was colder than the water
5) What is darts?
a. a game where small arrows are thrown at a round target on a wall.
b. a running game where one player must catch other players.
c. a card game game where the winner ends up with the highest scoring cards.
6) In pubs you can buy _________.
a. alcoholic drinks
b. soft drinks
c. both alcoholic and soft drinks

CHEERS!