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This document provides information about dragonflies and Kopsia Blume plants. It discusses dragonflies' quick flight speeds, 360-degree vision enabled by their 28,000 lenses, and ability to avoid predators through hiding or quick flight. It also describes Kopsia Blume as a pink-flowering tree from Southeast Asia that relies on photosynthesis, respiration, and transpiration for growth. Its flowers and seeds can be eaten but its dead leaves taste bitter. The document presents this information through text, diagrams, and labels on the natural surroundings of the observed area.
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Built-in cabinets are cabinets that are installed semi-permanently and become part of the structure of a room. They are built to fit snugly between the walls, around windows or other fixtures, or extend from the floor to the ceiling. Built-in cabinets provide optimized storage solutions that make the most of available space in a room.
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This document provides an introduction and overview of several fishing villages in Malaysia - Kuala Selangor, Sekinchan, Bagan Datoh, and Sungai Besar. It discusses the history, population, industries, and attractions of each village. The main economic activities across the villages include fishing, farming, and processing local seafood. Popular attractions are fresh seafood restaurants, stilt villages, temples, and scenic rice fields and fishing ports. The document utilizes several references to provide background information on the culture and livelihoods of people in these Malaysian coastal communities.
Design journal 5
The design journal discusses the relationship between culture and artwork. Culture provides the context and influences for artistic works through shared values, beliefs, and experiences within a society. An artist's motives and intentions are shaped by the cultural environment that surrounds them. Their creations reflect the cultural norms and ideals of their time in an effort to communicate with and impact the surrounding culture.
Design journal 4
Geometric patterns and textures were explored in Design Journal 4. Various shapes were arranged in repeating patterns to add visual interest. Different materials and textures were sampled to understand how they could enhance designs through tactile qualities and implied textures. The journal entries experimented with combining geometric forms with materials to create cohesive visual designs.
Psy final project
The document summarizes the results of a survey with the following key findings:
1. The average age of participants was between 19-24 years old.
2. Most participants were single (68%), with smaller percentages being in a relationship (28%) or married (3%).
3. Chinese participants predominantly had friends that were 95% the same race, while other races like Indian and Malay had more diverse friend groups with only 50-95% being the same race.
4. Chinese participants predominantly preferred partners with yellow skin color, while Indian and Malay participants preferred light and dark brown skin tones.
5. Chinese participants predominantly preferred partners from Southeast Asia, while other groups showed preferences for
psy Report (1)
This document summarizes a study on perceptions of interracial relationships among college students in Malaysia. A survey was conducted with 100 students of varying races and ages at a private institution. Results showed that most participants were aged 19-24 and open to interracial relationships. However, Malay students indicated that while they were open to other races, their parents may not approve as much. Overall, participants tended to prefer partners of similar skin color and from nearby Southeast Asian or Asian countries that they were familiar with. The study supported the hypothesis that similarity, proximity and familiarity influence attractiveness and relationship choices.
Psy journal 2
Chia Sue Yi submitted an assignment on social psychology for her Foundation in Natural and Built Environment course. The document discusses two topics - conformity and group behavior, and the power and perils of intuition. For conformity, it describes how group size and unanimity can influence whether people conform to a group. It also discusses the benefits of groups in solving problems. For intuition, it explains how intuition can be both a reliable guide but also err based on factors like fear, lack of control, immediacy, and available memories. Intuition plays a role in expertise, creativity, and spirituality but can also lead to perilous decisions.
Psy journal 1
This document contains 3 journal entries from a student enrolled in a Foundation in Natural and Built Environment course. In the entries, the student discusses learning about various topics in social psychology, including perception, communication, decision-making, and more. The student finds psychology fascinating and realizes it is the scientific study of human behavior and thought. The entries also cover personality theories, self-concept, self-serving bias, and the components of attitudes. Overall, the document reflects on the student's experiences learning about social psychology.
Animated movies
This document compares the animated movies Madagascar and Epic. It summarizes that Madagascar was released in 2005 and produced by Dreamworks Animation, while Epic was released in 2013 and produced by Blue Sky Studios using newer 3D technology. The main characters of Madagascar are zoo animals who get stranded on Madagascar, while Epic features a teenage girl who is transported into a secret forest universe. The document contrasts the movies' histories, plots, characters, and the animation technologies used in their production.
Animated movies (1) new
This document contains a student assignment comparing the animated movies Madagascar and Epic. It discusses their histories, plots, characters, and the technologies used in their production. Madagascar was released in 2005 and won an Academy Award, while Epic was released more recently in 2013 using 3D animation technology. The main characters are Alex the lion in Madagascar and teenage girl MK in Epic. The assignment analyzes the differences between the two films across these elements in four paragraphs.
Object essay final
This collage photo frame displays four photos that hold special memories for the author. The first photo shows the author at age 2 with their eldest brother. Another photo shows the author and brothers laughing together as children. A third photo from KLCC park shows the family smiling and posing. The final photo in the frame is a family portrait from Desa Damansara when the author was 2 years old. The author values this photo frame for preserving cherished memories of time spent with family from their childhood.
Project
The document provides details of a proposed project to construct a 4-storey multi-functional building at Taylor's University Lakeside Campus. Key aspects of the project include utilizing empty space around the lake to build hostel rooms, a rooftop cafe, and a glass bridge connecting buildings. The project aims to provide comfortable spaces while preserving the natural environment. A budget of RM231,345 is estimated, with completion planned for May 2014. Potential risks like delays, cost overruns, and resource issues are also addressed.
Ici company profile
Architecture Perspective Studio is an architectural firm based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia that offers planning, architecture, and interior design services. It takes a holistic environmental design approach and uses a studio model to integrate aesthetic exploration with local building techniques. The firm is committed to creating spaces that reflect client visions and balance current and future needs through proven materials and construction systems. It is led by principals Chia Sue Yi and Clement Chia and employs a staff of architects, draughtspeople, and administrators to provide design/build services for residential and commercial projects throughout Asia.
Ici
Architecture Perspective Studio is an architectural firm based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia that offers planning, architecture, and interior design services. It takes a holistic environmental design approach and combines modern and local concepts. The firm is led by principals Chia Sue Yi and Clement Chia and takes a design-focused, client-centered approach to projects. It has experience in Malaysia, the UK, Hong Kong, and China across various building types including residential and commercial.
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Plant and insect
- 1. NAME : CHIA SUE YI 0315334 UNIT : DORARITTA GROUP : X Tittle : PROJECT 1 (natural)
- 3. SIDE LAYOUT
- 5. TYPE OF SOIL
- 6. THE SPEED approximately three body lengths per second, while the forward flight speed can reach up to 100 body lengths per second. DRAGONFLIES’S SURVIVAL Dragonflies can survive by using it’s FLIGHT :
- 7. Dragonflies’s EYES consist of approximately 28,000 individual telescoping lenses.. Dragonflies’s WINGS They function independently, giving the dragonfly speed and height during flight. the lenses provide almost 360-degree vision.
- 8. (THE EGG STAGE) (THE NYMPH STAGE) How do dragonflies avoid being eaten? dragonflies avoid predators by hiding. Adult dragonflies avoid predators with their quick and agile flight. Do Dragonflies Bite? Yes. Dragonflies are voracious eaters and they eat just about any animal they can catch and chew. Do Dragonflies bite human? Yes. But only if you catch one and hold it carelessly in your hand. DRAGONFLIES’S SURVIVAL
- 9. Scientific Name: Kopsia fruticosa Common Name: Pink Kopsia Other Local Name: Kopsia Merah (small tree with pink flowers growing to about 2meters height.) KOPSIA BLUME The plant cannot move away from predators, so they must defend themselves in other way. KOPSIA BLUME Growth Factors: Photosynthesis, Respiration, and Transpiration Origin: Southeast Asia Growth Habit: Tree
- 10. Growth of KOPSIA BLUME It process by increases in the number and size of leaves and stems. It get their energy from the sun through photosynthesis. Root growth The ability of the Kopsia to take up nutrients and water. Root growth is determined by the plant's actively photosynthesizing leaf area since the roots depend on energy captured by the leaves. Flower of Kopsia Blume
- 11. ECOSYSTEM Green plant as a producer. Grasshopper as a primary consumer. Snail as a primary consumer Crow as a secondary consumer and tertiary consumer. Rat as a secondary consumer.
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- 13. WHAT I SMELL? ▪Fury leaves smell like Chinese herb. ▪Dead leaves smell like earthy and mufty.
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