3. Unang araw:
Ang liwanag Ikalimang Araw
Mga Hayop
Ikalawang araw
Ang Langit at Lupa Ikaanim na Araw
Tao
Ikatlong Araw
Ang mga bagay sa kalwakan ,
Mga Bituin,Buwan at Iba pa
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4. Paniniwalaat salaysayukol sa pinagmulan ng mga bagay-
bagay alinsunod sa kultura ng isang grupo ng tao
Ang katagang ito ay hindi angkop at nakapagpapababa ng
tingin sa mga kuwentong pinaniniwalaan ng karamihan dahil
da katagang mityo O myth (hindi ka panipaniwalaat
makatotohanan
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6. Ang arsobispong Angelicang Armagh sa Ireland na
nagpapahayag na ang paglikha at naganap noong 4004 B.C.E
Ito ay batay sa kanyang pagtutuos ng numerolohiya sa
lumang tipan (Old Testament )ng bibliya
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7. John Lightfoot
Ang master ng St. Catherine’s
Colleges sa Cambridge
England Ayon sa kanya ang
araw ng paglikha ay naganap
noong ikasiyam ng umaga
ng Oktobre 23
8. Diluvial Theory- ang mga fossils ay walang iba kundi ang mga
labi ng hayop na namatay sa great flood
Catastrophe Theory-serye ng mga kalamidad na lumipol sa
popoulasyon ng mga hayop at halaman sa daigdig kayat
nagkaroon ng 27 paglikha ayon kay George Cuvier
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9. Ayon sa Agham
ANG NEBULAR THEORY
. Immanuel kant(1755) At
pierre simon laplace (1796)
A. isang napakalaking ulap ng
mga gas sa kalawakan
B. patuloy na umiikot dahil sa
gravity
C.nagsama-sama ang mga
gas at dust para maging
planeta
*Nebula (ulap) –solar
system kasama ang earth
*Gas+earth
*nagpaikot ikot ang nebula
*Bumagal at lumamig
10. Planetismal Theory
* Planetisimal- asteriod sa
pagitan ng mars at jupiter
*Thomas chamberian at
Forest maulton, binago ni
Harold Jeffreys
1. Nag banggaan ang
dalawang malalaking bituin
2.Ang mga tipak ay tumalsik
at nagpaikot ikot sa
kalawakan (mga gas)
3. Tumigas .nabuo at naging
planeta (condensation)
11. Closed Captions
PINAGMULAN NG KALAWAKAN
1 Isang napakasiksik at napakainit
na kalagayan (14 B years ago )
2 Lahat ng galaxy nakapatong sa
isang punto
3 Sumabog ang punto at kumalat
papalayo
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12. Recommended
It’s smart to start creating your chart in
Excel, especially if you have lots of data
or if your data changes regularly. Excel
can suggest the best chart type to use,
based on a quick analysis of your data.
But, if all you need is a quick chart for a
presentation or report, no problem—
you can design one from scratch in
PowerPoint or Word.
To get started, click one of the product
icons on the right side of this slide.
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13. Roll over the chart elements to learn more about them
In general, it helps to label
the different parts of your
chart so people don’t have
to guess what things mean.
After you insert a chart,
small buttons appear in its
upper-right corner.
Click the Chart Elements
button
to show, hide, or format
various things in and
around the chart, including
titles and legends.
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14. Roll over STYLE and COLOR tabs to see formatting changes
Feel free to customize the
look and feel of your chart,
but avoid adding a bunch of
fill colors or fancy effects.
Strive for a design that is
simple and modern.
Click your chart to make the
formatting buttons appear.
Then, use the Chart Styles
button to quickly swap
colors, or to pick a different
style of chart.
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15. Click an option below to learn how you can share your chart
At this point, you may want
to ask others to take a look at
your chart, just to make sure
it’s accurate and easy to If your company uses If you save your file to a folder
understand. SharePoint, save your file to a on SkyDrive, it’s available on
The best way to get feedback library, and then invite others to the web, where others can
take a look. look at it right in their
is to save your file to a shared browser.
location, like a SharePoint
library or SkyDrive folder.
Then, point people to the file
and ask for feedback.
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16. 1. Click File > Save
2. Under Choose a Location,
click the SharePoint library
where you want to put your
file.
Tip: If you don’t see the right
library in your location list, click
Add a Location, click Office
365 SharePoint, and then sign
in.
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17. Roll over the Share options below to learn more:
If you want to work together with
others, there are a few different
ways to do it. For example, you
can email people a link to your file
or start a Lync meeting to
collaborate in real time.
1. Click File > Share
2. Under the Share heading, click
the option you want, and then
follow the instructions on the
right side of the screen.
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18. When you store your file on SkyDrive,
others can open it in their browser,
wherever they happen to be—no need
to have Office installed.
1. Click File > Save As.
2. Under Places, click the SkyDrive
folder where you want to put your
file.
Tip: If you don’t see SkyDrive in your
list, click Add a place, click SkyDrive,
and then sign in. If you don’t have a
SkyDrive account yet, you can create
one for free.
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19. Roll over the Share options below to learn more:
If you want to work together with others,
there are a few different ways to do it.
For example, you can email people a link
to your file or start a Lync meeting to
collaborate in real time.
1. Click File > Share
2. Under the Share heading, click the
option you want, and then follow the
instructions on the right side of the
screen.
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20. When you copy a chart from Excel and paste it into PowerPoint or
Word, you have a choice between five different Paste Options.
Roll over the box below that best describes what you’d like to do
You want to keep your You want to keep your You want to be able to
chart linked to the chart linked to the make changes to the
original Excel file original Excel file chart, but don’t want to
because of anticipated because of anticipated link to the Excel file
changes and… changes and… and…
…match the PowerPoint …keep the look from …match the PowerPoint
or Word document Excel or Word document
You want to be able to make changes to the chart, but You want an exact
don’t want to link to the Excel file and… replica of the Excel
chart—no further editing
…keep the look from Excel required
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21. Roll over the chart names below to learn more about
There are lots of chart types to choose from. each chart type
It’s important to pick the one that most
effectively shows off your data.
On the Insert tab, click Chart.
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22. 1. In the Insert Chart dialog box, double-click the chart
you want.
2. In the Excel spreadsheet that appears, replace the
default data with your own information.
2. Close the spreadsheet.
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23. Roll over the chart labels to learn more about them
In general, it helps to label
the different parts of your
chart so people don’t have
to guess what things mean.
After you insert a chart,
small buttons appear in its
upper-right corner.
Click the Chart Elements
button
to show, hide, or format
various things in and
around the chart, including
titles and legends.
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24. Roll over STYLE and COLOR tabs to see formatting changes
Feel free to customize the
look and feel of your chart,
but avoid adding lots of fill
colors or 3-D effects. Strive
for a design that is simple
and modern looking.
Click your chart to make the
formatting buttons appear.
Use the Chart Styles button
to quickly swap colors, or to
pick a different style of
chart.
PowerPoint: 4 of 5 prev next
25. Click an option below to learn how you can share your chart
At this point, you may want
to ask others to take a look
at your chart, just to make
sure it’s accurate and easy to
understand. If your company uses If you save your file to a folder
The best way to get SharePoint, save your file to a on SkyDrive, it’s available on
library, and then invite others to the web, where others can
feedback is to save your file take a look. look at it right in their
to a shared location, like a browser.
SharePoint library or
SkyDrive folder. Then, point
people to the file and ask for
feedback.
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26. 1. Click File > Save
2. Under Choose a Location,
click a SharePoint library
where you want to put your
file.
Tip: If you don’t see the right
library in your location list, click
Add a Location, click Office
365 SharePoint, and then sign
in.
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27. Roll over the Share options below to learn more:
If you want to work together with others,
there are a few different ways to do it.
For example, you can email people a link
to your file or start a Lync meeting to
collaborate in real time.
1. Click File > Share
2. Under the Share heading, click the
option you want, and then follow the
instructions on the right side of the
screen.
PowerPoint: 5 of 5 prev next
28. When you store your file on SkyDrive,
others can open it in their browser,
wherever they happen to be—no need to
have Office installed.
1. Click File > Save As.
2. Under Choose a Location, click the
SkyDrive folder where you want to put
your file.
Tip: If you don’t see SkyDrive in your list,
click Add a Location, click Windows Live
SkyDrive, and then sign in. If you don’t
have a SkyDrive account yet, you can
create one for free.
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29. Roll over the Share options below to learn more:
If you want to work together with others,
there are a few different ways to do it.
For example, you can email people a link
to your file or start a Lync meeting to
collaborate in real time.
1. Click File > Share
2. Under the Share heading, click the
option you want, and then follow the
instructions on the right side of the
screen.
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30. Roll over the chart names below to learn more about
There are lots of chart types to choose from. each chart type
It’s important to pick the one that most
effectively shows off your data.
On the Insert tab, click Chart.
Word: 1 of 5 prev next
31. 1. In the Insert Chart dialog box, double-click
the chart you want.
2. In the Excel spreadsheet that appears,
replace the default data with your own
information.
2. Close the spreadsheet.
Word: 2 of 5 prev next
32. Roll over the chart labels to learn more about them
In general, it helps to label
the different parts of your
chart so people don’t have
to guess what things mean.
After you insert a chart,
small buttons appear in its
upper-right corner.
Click the Chart Elements
button
to show, hide, or format
various things in and
around the chart, including
titles and legends.
Word: 3 of 5 prev next
33. Roll over STYLE and COLOR tabs to see formatting changes
Feel free to customize the
look and feel of your chart,
but avoid adding lots of fill
colors or 3-D effects. Strive
for a design that is simple
and modern looking.
Click your chart to make the
formatting buttons appear.
Use the Chart Styles button
to quickly swap colors, or to
pick a different style of
chart.
Word: 4 of 5 prev next
34. Click an option below to learn how you can share your chart
At this point, you may want
to ask others to take a look
at your chart, just to make
sure it’s accurate and easy to
understand. If your company uses If you save your file to a folder
The best way to get SharePoint, save your file to a on SkyDrive, it’s available on
library, and then invite others to the web, where others can
feedback is to save your file take a look. look at it right in their
to a shared location, like a browser.
SharePoint library or
SkyDrive folder. Then, point
people to the file and ask for
feedback.
Word: 5 of 5 prev next
35. 1. Click File > Save
2. Under Choose a Location,
click a SharePoint library
where you want to put your
file.
Tip: If you don’t see the right
library in your location list, click
Add a Location, click Office
365 SharePoint, and then sign
in.
Word: 5 of 5 prev next
36. Roll over the Share options below to learn more:
If you want to work together with others,
there are a few different ways to do it.
For example, you can email people a link
to your file or start a Lync meeting to
collaborate in real time.
1. Click File > Share
2. Under the Share heading, click the
option you want, and then follow the
instructions on the right side of the
screen.
Word: 5 of 5 prev next
37. When you store your file on SkyDrive,
others can open it in their browser,
wherever they happen to be—no need to
have Office installed.
1. Click File > Save As.
2. Under Choose a Location, click the
SkyDrive folder where you want to put
your file.
Tip: If you don’t see SkyDrive in your list,
click Add a Location, click Windows Live
SkyDrive, and then sign in. If you don’t
have a SkyDrive account yet, you can
create one for free.
Word: 5 of 5 prev next
38. Roll over the Share options below to learn more:
If you want to work together with others,
there are a few different ways to do it.
For example, you can email people a link
to your file or start a Lync meeting to
collaborate in real time.
1. Click File > Share
2. Under the Share heading, click the
option you want, and then follow the
instructions on the right side of the
screen.
Word: 5 of 5 prev next
40. Create the right chart Format your chart
Available chart types Change the color or style of a chart
Create a chart in Excel Format your chart
Create a chart in Word
Reuse your chart
Create a chart in PowerPoint
Copy an Excel chart to another
Label parts of your chart program
Add a chart title Work with others on your chart
Add axis titles Save a file to another location (coming
Change axis labels soon!)
Change the format of data labels Save a file to the Web (coming soon!)
Share a file with other people (coming
soon!)
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