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This document contains references to several sources that discuss topics related to language, including stemming, prefixes, suffixes, and roots. The sources include articles from Lanchester University, SIL International, About.com, EHow, Fact Monster, and generic websites on language roots and the importance of stems. The references are from various years between 2000 and 2013.
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- While some were skeptical early on, the telephone became widely adopted in the US, with over 60,000 phones in use just four years after its invention.
Ib marktwain aug 2011
Mark Twain IB World School provides an International Baccalaureate (IB) program for students. The IB program emphasizes an integrated curriculum, inquiry-based learning, and developing students who think critically and take meaningful actions. The school has been an authorized IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) provider since 2005, making it the first IB school in Texas. It regularly evaluates and improves its IB program and provides professional development for teachers.
Nate's Erosion Experiment
The document discusses an experiment to test which element - wind or water - erodes a model mountain faster. The student hypothesized that wind would erode the mountain faster by breaking rocks down bit by bit. However, the results showed that water eroded the model mountains significantly faster than wind in all trials. While wind eroded only a grain of soil every 5 seconds, water had a constant impact. Therefore, the experiment concluded that water erosion wears down mountains faster than wind erosion.
Soil
1) The student conducted an experiment to determine which soil type retains the most water by pouring 500ml of water through samples of humus, clay, sand, and gravel soil.
2) The hypothesis was that humus soil would retain the most water due to its small pore space.
3) The results showed that humus soil retained the most water on average at 301ml, followed by clay at 451ml, sand at 360ml, and gravel, which retained the full 500ml poured through it.
Nate's Erosion Experiment
Nate Quan conducted an experiment to test whether wind or water causes more erosion on mountains. He created two clay models of mountains and covered them with soil. He then exposed one mountain to wind from a fan and the other to water from a watering can, timing how long it took the elements to erode the soil. Water eroded the soil faster in all three trials, taking less than 5 minutes compared to over 5 minutes for wind. Based on the results, Nate determined that his hypothesis that wind would erode mountains faster was incorrect, and that water has a more significant erosive impact on mountains.
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