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The document discusses Greek and Latin roots that are commonly found in English words. It provides the origin and definition of several roots, such as hydr/aqua meaning water, vis/vid meaning see, and aud meaning hear. Examples are given of English words derived from each root like hydrate, vision, and auditorium. In total, over 20 roots are defined along with multiple word examples for each.
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Red pandas live in forests in the Himalayan Mountains across Nepal, India, Tibet, and parts of China. They consume berries and bamboo and are eaten by leopards, who are themselves prey for lions. Red pandas communicate using hisses, twitters, whistles, and tail gestures and are very clean territorial animals.
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Chinese cooking varies by region, with Shandong cuisine using shallots and garlic and focusing on local flavors near Jinan City. Guangdong cuisine uses rare and fine ingredients cooked in a fancy style. Chopsticks are China's primary utensil, with food cut small enough to eat with them. Rice is very popular in China and is part of the grass and bamboo plant families.
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Computers are used for many things like jobs, graphics, and gaming. Computers are essential for most jobs, from pro gaming to large corporations to schools. Graphics refer to the quality of images produced by computers, phones, and tablets, with Nvidia being a major supplier of graphics cards and the Titan X currently considered the world's most powerful graphics card. E-sports has become a professional sport with tournaments offering millions in prize money and attracting millions of fans.
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This power point presentation discusses how to build skyscrapers, highways, and cruise ships. It notes that skyscrapers require digging deep for support, withstanding strong winds, and using a steel core for better support. For highways, establishing a stable foundation through earthwork is most important, and paving costs over $1 million. Cruise ships take a lot of time, effort and procedures to build, and use newest technologies and materials for safety. The conclusion restates that the presentation covered how these large construction projects are constructed.
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By Justin Li, the document discusses extinct animals and the causes of their extinction. Climate change, acid rain, and cosmic radiation can all contribute to extinction. The largest extinct animal was Argentinosaurus, and human activity has increased extinction rates of both animals and plants, with the most recent being the Baiji river dolphin. To help endangered species, their habitats can be restored, protective laws can be created, and they can be protected from predators. Helpful websites on these topics are also provided.
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