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The document provides vocabulary terms and definitions from the film "An Inconvenient Truth" about global warming. It includes a matching exercise to connect 20 vocabulary words and phrases with their meanings, such as matching "an iconic image" with "an important picture" and "scientific consensus" with "majority of scientists agree." It also includes pre-watching and post-watching discussion questions about evidence and effects of global warming and actions that can be taken to address it.
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Text 1 advises setting a low opening bid to start bidding and potentially increase the final selling price, as buyers are more likely to bid if there are already bids on an auction.
Text 5 stresses the importance of clear, well-lit photos from various angles to accurately showcase an item and attract buyers.
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Patterns sequences
The document discusses patterns and sequences. It introduces the Fibonacci sequence as an example of a numerical pattern found in nature. The Fibonacci sequence begins with 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, etc where each number is the sum of the previous two. Leonardo Fibonacci first introduced this sequence to Western mathematics to model the reproductive growth of rabbits. The ratio of consecutive Fibonacci numbers approaches the golden ratio of approximately 1.618, which appears throughout nature, art, architecture and design.
The time
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Tabla writing (aprobada 23 12-11)
Este documento es un informe de evaluación de expresión escrita en inglés. Evalúa cuatro áreas: adecuación e impresión general, coherencia y cohesión, riqueza léxica y gramatical, y corrección léxica y gramatical. Cada área se califica de 0 a 6/5 en diferentes niveles de cumplimiento. La puntuación total debe ser de al menos 20/40 para aprobar.
Tabla speaking (aprobada 23 12-11)
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Tabla speaking (aprobada 23 12-11)
Este documento es un informe de evaluación de expresión oral en inglés. Evalúa cuatro apartados: fluidez y interacción, pronunciación y entonación, riqueza léxica y gramatical, y corrección léxica y gramatical. Los estudiantes reciben una puntuación del 0 al 6 en cada apartado para diálogos y monólogos. Deben obtener al menos el 50% de la puntuación total de 40 puntos para aprobar.
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Este documento es un informe de evaluación de expresión oral en inglés. Evalúa cuatro apartados: fluidez y interacción, pronunciación y entonación, riqueza léxica y gramatical, y corrección léxica y gramatical. El estudiante recibe una puntuación en cada apartado y una puntuación total. Debe obtener al menos el 50% (20/40) para aprobar.
After the tone
The document is a listening comprehension activity involving 11 calls between Emma and Shawn. In the calls, Emma repeatedly leaves messages on Shawn's answering machine asking him to call her back, as they had a good time together previously but he hasn't contacted her. She suggests plans to meet up but becomes increasingly frustrated as he doesn't respond. In the later calls, her tone changes from hopeful to angry and disappointed as she reproaches Shawn for not calling.
A plate of peas
The narrator was a young boy living in a small town in Pennsylvania. One evening, while out to dinner with his grandmother at the fanciest restaurant in town, he ordered a whole plate of peas that he refused to eat. This led to a confrontation between his mother and grandmother when they returned home. The incident came to haunt the narrator for many years and he continues to be troubled by his failure to eat the peas.
Glossary A-Z Cohesion Devices
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