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In Daniel's space scene, two green aliens with yellow eyes are seen with a UFO. A satellite is shown passing under the Earth, and rockets are depicted traveling around Saturn and toward Neptune. Inside Daniel's rocket, an astronaut says hello while DVDs sit under a table and a sleeping bag hangs on the wall, with a computer and lamp also featured inside the spacecraft.
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This document provides instructions for making a trifle dessert with three layers - a bottom layer of chocolate cake, a middle layer of custard, and a top layer of thick cream and chocolate. The ingredients include butter, jam, chocolate cake, custard made from milk and powder, and jelly made by heating water. The cake is baked at 170 degrees for 30 minutes. Layers of cake, jelly, and custard are assembled in a bowl before decorating the top with thick cream and chocolate.
Unit 2 projec tkiliandidacoriolangel
The document describes several different animals including a lion, shark, tiger, panda, gorilla, and snake. It provides details about each animal's physical characteristics, habitat, diet, locomotion abilities, and whether it is a predator or not. Key facts mentioned are that lions live in Africa and can run 59 km/h, sharks live in the sea and swim fast, tigers run 90 km/h and live in jungles, pandas eat plants and climb trees slowly, and gorillas eat plants and bananas and walk slowly.
The animals
The document describes several different animals - the shark, dolphin, horse, turtle, tiger, and snake. It provides details about whether each animal is a predator or not, what they eat, their habitat, how they move, their physical characteristics like color, and if applicable whether they are mammals or lay eggs.
English project toni,jan,sergi
This document describes the characteristics of 7 animals: puma, jaguar, cat, lion, cheetah, tiger. All are mammals that live on land and are predators. They have four legs, whiskers and eat other animals. Key details are provided for each, such as appearance, location and running speed. The fastest is the cheetah, which can run up to 114 km/hr.
Animals carlosmarcelvictoria
The document describes six animals - the whale, kangaroo, tiger, wolf, giraffe, and polar bear. For each animal, it provides details about whether it is a mammal, its physical appearance, habitat, diet, predatory status, and maximum running speed. The animals represented are from oceans, Australia, Asia, North America, Africa, and the Arctic.
The animals unit 2 basmaaleixainha
The document describes several different animals including cats, goats, penguins, dogs, dolphins, and monkeys. It provides details about each animal's physical characteristics such as color, legs, fins; diet such as what they eat; and behaviors such as how they move. The animals covered are cats, goats, penguins, dogs, dolphins, and monkeys.
Project unit 2marta ilena paula lauraainoa
This document describes 6 different animals: a giraffe, zebra, crocodile, orangutan, dolphin, and seahorse. It provides details about each animal's physical characteristics, habitat, diet, locomotion abilities, and maximum speed. The animals include mammals, a reptile, and a fish, and they live in Africa, jungles, oceans, and rivers. They can run, swim, climb or a combination depending on the species.
Project 2 dani, gerard, jan
This document contains summaries of 6 different animals: the leopard, wolf, eagle, shark, Iberian lynx, and kangaroo. Each summary includes 2-3 sentences describing the animal's physical characteristics, habitat, diet, and means of locomotion or hunting abilities. The leopard, wolf, eagle, shark, and Iberian lynx are carnivorous predators, while the kangaroo is an herbivore. The summaries provide key details about each animal in a concise format.
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- 2. MY SPACE MY SPACE In my space I can see In the sp two aliens and a UFO, they’re green but their eyes are yellow. There’s a satellite going under the Earth and there aren’t any stars. There are some rockets in space. One is going around Saturn and another going down to neptune
- 3. MY ROCKET Inside my rocket there are some Hello DVDs under a table. There’s an astronaut saying hello and there aren’t any plants. There’s a sleeping bag on the wall. There isn’t a telescope. there’s a computer on the table and there’s a lamp on the roof. And look! There’s an alien going under the sleeping bag BY: Daniel