The document is a listening activity from an English class that provides instructions to fill in blanks, choose correct words, and order words in passages from song lyrics. It also includes definitions for vocabulary words used in the lyrics. The activity tests comprehension of romantic song lyrics that describe feelings of loneliness, sadness, and longing after a breakup. Students are tasked with analyzing the lyrics and selecting appropriate words to complete the passages based on context clues.
The 15th century Church of St John the Baptist in Tomar, Portugal was originally built by King Emanuel I and rebuilt in the 16th century. It has an amazing Manueline portal and octagonal spire, along with notable interior features including a carved stone pulpit, 16th century paintings of the Last Supper and beheading of John the Baptist, and fantastic architectural features that make it worth visiting.
The convent was built on the ruins of an earlier Benedictine convent. The document provides a brief one sentence description of the convent being built on ruins of a Benedictine convent.
Thank you for sharing this thoughtful reflection. You're right that at its core, ministry is about building relationships and sharing life with others. I appreciate you highlighting how the early church model focused on gathering in homes to eat, pray and learn together - a simple yet powerful example of community. Wishing you and your church's youth group the very best as you continue nurturing relationships and creating space for shared life experiences.
Baptists are a Protestant Christian denomination whose members are baptized as a profession of faith. Though Baptist beliefs can vary slightly between churches, they universally share core beliefs including the Holy Trinity, the virgin birth and resurrection of Jesus, salvation through grace alone, and that Jesus will return. Baptist churches contain religious symbols and furnishings such as a cross, baptismal pool, communion table, pulpit, and screen for presentations. A key distinguishing feature is the baptismal pool for full-body baptism of members.
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Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang berbagai jenis reseptor, termasuk fotoreseptor, kemoreseptor, dan elektroreseptor. Fotoreseptor berfungsi untuk menerima rangsangan berupa cahaya dan terdapat di mata. Kemoreseptor berperan dalam pembauan dan pengecapan dengan menerima molekul kimia. Elektroreseptor dapat mendeteksi medan listrik dan terdapat pada hewan akuatik seperti ikan
The document is a listening activity from an English class that provides instructions to fill in blanks, choose correct words, and order words in passages from song lyrics. It also includes definitions for vocabulary words used in the lyrics. The activity tests comprehension of romantic song lyrics that describe feelings of loneliness, sadness, and longing after a breakup. Students are tasked with analyzing the lyrics and selecting appropriate words to complete the passages based on context clues.
The 15th century Church of St John the Baptist in Tomar, Portugal was originally built by King Emanuel I and rebuilt in the 16th century. It has an amazing Manueline portal and octagonal spire, along with notable interior features including a carved stone pulpit, 16th century paintings of the Last Supper and beheading of John the Baptist, and fantastic architectural features that make it worth visiting.
The convent was built on the ruins of an earlier Benedictine convent. The document provides a brief one sentence description of the convent being built on ruins of a Benedictine convent.
Thank you for sharing this thoughtful reflection. You're right that at its core, ministry is about building relationships and sharing life with others. I appreciate you highlighting how the early church model focused on gathering in homes to eat, pray and learn together - a simple yet powerful example of community. Wishing you and your church's youth group the very best as you continue nurturing relationships and creating space for shared life experiences.
Baptists are a Protestant Christian denomination whose members are baptized as a profession of faith. Though Baptist beliefs can vary slightly between churches, they universally share core beliefs including the Holy Trinity, the virgin birth and resurrection of Jesus, salvation through grace alone, and that Jesus will return. Baptist churches contain religious symbols and furnishings such as a cross, baptismal pool, communion table, pulpit, and screen for presentations. A key distinguishing feature is the baptismal pool for full-body baptism of members.
fotoreseptor, kemoreseptor, dan elektroreseptoraalphiee
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang berbagai jenis reseptor, termasuk fotoreseptor, kemoreseptor, dan elektroreseptor. Fotoreseptor berfungsi untuk menerima rangsangan berupa cahaya dan terdapat di mata. Kemoreseptor berperan dalam pembauan dan pengecapan dengan menerima molekul kimia. Elektroreseptor dapat mendeteksi medan listrik dan terdapat pada hewan akuatik seperti ikan
The document provides recommendations for conducting oral reading assessments based on a collaborative project led by the UNESCO Institute for Statistics. It discusses key principles that should be applied in planning, designing, implementing, and using oral reading assessment data. The recommendations are drawn from several articles in an ebook that describe various oral reading assessments used around the world. The assessments discussed range from household-based citizen-led assessments to school-based assessments and focus on evaluating early reading skills from ages 3 to grade 3. The goal is to provide guidance to practitioners on best practices for selecting, administering, and using oral reading assessments to improve literacy outcomes.
This document appears to be an idiom quiz given to English students, containing 20 multiple choice questions testing their understanding of common English idioms. The idioms included in the quiz relate to topics like embarrassment, livelihood, laziness, popularity, food, mistakes, entertainment, bribery, plans, beliefs, explanations, nutrition, preferences, priorities, and more. The quiz is out of 20 marks and asks students to match each idiom with its correct meaning based on the context of short examples.
St. Iria's Convent and Chapel was an old 14th century shelter built on a Visigothic Monastery where Saint Iria, the town's patroness, was martyred. The 16th century reconstructed chapel includes a Renaissance period portal and window and is located near the Nabão river.
St. Iria's Convent and Chapel was built in the 14th century on the site of a former Visigothic Monastery where Saint Iria, the town's patroness, was martyred. The 16th century reconstructed chapel located near the River Nabão includes a Renaissance period portal and window from when it was originally built.
Dance has been a form of artistic expression since ancient times. It began as a way for humans to express emotions through movement, as seen even in the animal world. One of the earliest known places for dance to emerge was in Egypt around 2000 BC. Dance remains today both an artistic performance and a means of personal expression through motion.
The Spring Festival is the most important Chinese festival where families get together like Christmas. People clean their homes and decorate with calligraphy before the New Year comes. The lion dance is a spectacular event during this time, believed to bring good luck and dispel evil. Common foods include New Year cake and tangyuan, symbolizing progression, unity and prosperity. The color red and lantern riddles are also significant parts of the celebrations.
When challenged to research about a topic that would never get covered in the English classes, Rodrigo chose the Heavy Metal Culture. Here is the ppt she used on her presentation to the class.
When challenged to research about a topic that would never get covered in the English classes, Joana F chose Lesley Pearse. Here is the ppt she used on her presentation to the class.
This document discusses various topics related to sexual orientations and homosexuality. It defines different sexual orientations including heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, asexual, pansexual and others. It then discusses the history of homosexuality in ancient cultures and the discrimination homosexuals faced until recently. It acknowledges that while homosexuality is more accepted now in some cultures, prejudice still exists. It notes some of the negative impacts this prejudice can have like isolation, low self-esteem and depression. It also discusses LGBT rights organizations and how homosexuality is still criminalized in some countries with penalties ranging from fines to death. It raises questions about the emotional impacts and challenges faced by those with orientations other than straight.
When asked to do a research assignment, Rafael , 12M (EJR) went for two topics that have puzzled him. This is the ppt he created as the support for his presentation.
The document defines human trafficking according to Article 3 of the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons. It involves the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring or receipt of a person through force, coercion, fraud or abuse of power for the purpose of exploiting them, including exploiting the prostitution of others, forced labor, slavery, servitude, or removal of organs.
This document presents information about various conspiracy theories including:
- The moon landing being faked
- 9/11 being an inside job
- Area 51 holding secrets about aliens
- Princess Diana's death being orchestrated
- Lizards secretly running the world
The document provides links to websites with more information about these and other conspiracy theories.
Challenged to research about the lives of people the students considered to be heroes, they made videos and tried to understand how they could still be motivating to us all.
We thank Google for the image and data.
We apologise for any silly mistakes.
This is the suggestion by Henrique, Joel, Luís, Pedro and Ricardo (11B)
Challenged to create an advertising campaign for a product which doesn’t exist, the students came up with different suggestions. This is the suggestion by Ana I, Andreia G & Eunice (11J).
We thank Google for the images.
We apologise for any of our favourite silly mistakes.
When asked who they considered to be heroes of some sort or in sonme area. 11DH proposed Bill Gates for his philantropic attitude.
We apologise for any of our favourite silly mistakes.
André A, Daniela, Inês, Luís and Ruben designed this poster celebrating an IT icon.
11D students don't want to infringe any copyright laws, they just want to express themselves in English.
Result of a classroom challenge: make a state advertising campaign about some of the class’s freedom heroes. One of the aims was to bring our spirit up in a time of difficulties. As our heroes, we should never give up.
Result of a classroom challenge: make a state advertising campaign about some of the class’s freedom heroes. One of the aims was to bring our spirit up in a time of difficulties. As our heroes, we should never give up.
Result of a classroom challenge: make a commercial advertising campaign for a product which doesn't exist.
This is Ana I, Andreia G and Eunice's non-existent product.
The document provides recommendations for conducting oral reading assessments based on a collaborative project led by the UNESCO Institute for Statistics. It discusses key principles that should be applied in planning, designing, implementing, and using oral reading assessment data. The recommendations are drawn from several articles in an ebook that describe various oral reading assessments used around the world. The assessments discussed range from household-based citizen-led assessments to school-based assessments and focus on evaluating early reading skills from ages 3 to grade 3. The goal is to provide guidance to practitioners on best practices for selecting, administering, and using oral reading assessments to improve literacy outcomes.
This document appears to be an idiom quiz given to English students, containing 20 multiple choice questions testing their understanding of common English idioms. The idioms included in the quiz relate to topics like embarrassment, livelihood, laziness, popularity, food, mistakes, entertainment, bribery, plans, beliefs, explanations, nutrition, preferences, priorities, and more. The quiz is out of 20 marks and asks students to match each idiom with its correct meaning based on the context of short examples.
St. Iria's Convent and Chapel was an old 14th century shelter built on a Visigothic Monastery where Saint Iria, the town's patroness, was martyred. The 16th century reconstructed chapel includes a Renaissance period portal and window and is located near the Nabão river.
St. Iria's Convent and Chapel was built in the 14th century on the site of a former Visigothic Monastery where Saint Iria, the town's patroness, was martyred. The 16th century reconstructed chapel located near the River Nabão includes a Renaissance period portal and window from when it was originally built.
Dance has been a form of artistic expression since ancient times. It began as a way for humans to express emotions through movement, as seen even in the animal world. One of the earliest known places for dance to emerge was in Egypt around 2000 BC. Dance remains today both an artistic performance and a means of personal expression through motion.
The Spring Festival is the most important Chinese festival where families get together like Christmas. People clean their homes and decorate with calligraphy before the New Year comes. The lion dance is a spectacular event during this time, believed to bring good luck and dispel evil. Common foods include New Year cake and tangyuan, symbolizing progression, unity and prosperity. The color red and lantern riddles are also significant parts of the celebrations.
When challenged to research about a topic that would never get covered in the English classes, Rodrigo chose the Heavy Metal Culture. Here is the ppt she used on her presentation to the class.
When challenged to research about a topic that would never get covered in the English classes, Joana F chose Lesley Pearse. Here is the ppt she used on her presentation to the class.
This document discusses various topics related to sexual orientations and homosexuality. It defines different sexual orientations including heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, asexual, pansexual and others. It then discusses the history of homosexuality in ancient cultures and the discrimination homosexuals faced until recently. It acknowledges that while homosexuality is more accepted now in some cultures, prejudice still exists. It notes some of the negative impacts this prejudice can have like isolation, low self-esteem and depression. It also discusses LGBT rights organizations and how homosexuality is still criminalized in some countries with penalties ranging from fines to death. It raises questions about the emotional impacts and challenges faced by those with orientations other than straight.
When asked to do a research assignment, Rafael , 12M (EJR) went for two topics that have puzzled him. This is the ppt he created as the support for his presentation.
The document defines human trafficking according to Article 3 of the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons. It involves the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring or receipt of a person through force, coercion, fraud or abuse of power for the purpose of exploiting them, including exploiting the prostitution of others, forced labor, slavery, servitude, or removal of organs.
This document presents information about various conspiracy theories including:
- The moon landing being faked
- 9/11 being an inside job
- Area 51 holding secrets about aliens
- Princess Diana's death being orchestrated
- Lizards secretly running the world
The document provides links to websites with more information about these and other conspiracy theories.
Challenged to research about the lives of people the students considered to be heroes, they made videos and tried to understand how they could still be motivating to us all.
We thank Google for the image and data.
We apologise for any silly mistakes.
This is the suggestion by Henrique, Joel, Luís, Pedro and Ricardo (11B)
Challenged to create an advertising campaign for a product which doesn’t exist, the students came up with different suggestions. This is the suggestion by Ana I, Andreia G & Eunice (11J).
We thank Google for the images.
We apologise for any of our favourite silly mistakes.
When asked who they considered to be heroes of some sort or in sonme area. 11DH proposed Bill Gates for his philantropic attitude.
We apologise for any of our favourite silly mistakes.
André A, Daniela, Inês, Luís and Ruben designed this poster celebrating an IT icon.
11D students don't want to infringe any copyright laws, they just want to express themselves in English.
Result of a classroom challenge: make a state advertising campaign about some of the class’s freedom heroes. One of the aims was to bring our spirit up in a time of difficulties. As our heroes, we should never give up.
Result of a classroom challenge: make a state advertising campaign about some of the class’s freedom heroes. One of the aims was to bring our spirit up in a time of difficulties. As our heroes, we should never give up.
Result of a classroom challenge: make a commercial advertising campaign for a product which doesn't exist.
This is Ana I, Andreia G and Eunice's non-existent product.