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This document provides a brief tour of the archeological site and landmarks in San Cataldo, Italy from 500 BC to the 18th century, including an archeological site from 500 BC, the Prince Galletti Palace balcony from the 18th century, the Mother Church from the 18th century dedicated to Our Lady of Sorrows and Saint John, and processions with statues depicting Jesus' last days and crucifixion on Friday and with apostles on Sunday.
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This document contains a 10 question quiz about the Czech Republic. It tests knowledge about Czech neighbors, words originated in Czech, their flag, cars produced there, films shot there, Easter traditions, seas, Christmas food, wildlife, and inventions. The answer key is provided after the questions. It ends by asking how well the user did on the quiz and hopes to see them again soon.
Welcome to turkey
The document is a 10 question quiz about Turkey that tests knowledge on topics like Turkey's neighboring countries, seas near its coast, its former rulers, ancient connections to Troy, location of its capital Ankara, its currency of Lira, location of Fairy Chimneys in Cappadocia, the singer who won Eurovision in 2003, the football team that won UEFA cup in 2000, and the type of kebab shown in the picture as Adana Kebab. The answer key is provided at the end.
Short quiz about Poland
The document contains a 10 question quiz about Poland. It asks about Poland's coastline (Baltic Sea), population (around 38 million), longest river (River Vistula), famous Polish composer (Chopin), largest city and capital (Warsaw), national symbol (White-Tailed Eagle), Independence Day (November 11), Polish pope (John Paul II), currency (zloty), and flag colors (white and red). The document provides feedback and encouragement to move to the next question.
Monsters and creatures
Czech and French students participated in an eTwinning project where Czech pupils described imaginary monsters to their French peers, who then drew illustrations based on the descriptions. The French students shared their drawings with the Czech students, and both groups also drew their own monster creations to exchange between schools.
Spanish question carnival (1)
The document discusses various Carnival celebrations that take place prior to Lent in Catholic countries like Spain. It describes how the streets are filled with partying, humor, and fun during Carnival celebrations in towns and cities across Spain. It specifically highlights the Carnivals in Cadiz and Santa Cruz de Tenerife as being particularly noteworthy for their originality, beauty, and spectacular displays, including songs, costumes, and large parades attracting over 200,000 people in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
Czech Republic
Prague is the capital city of the Czech Republic, which is known for its famous castles such as Karlstejn, Pernstejn, Křivoklát, and Červená lhota. Some beautiful Czech towns include Český Krumlov, Karlovy Vary, Telč, and Brno. The document also lists several mountain ranges and forest areas around the Czech Republic and invites the reader to visit and see more of what the country has to offer.
The netherlands new year
The video shows a man who is blind being guided through an obstacle course by a companion dog. The dog leads the man safely around and over various obstacles on the course without running into anything. It demonstrates how well-trained guide dogs can help those who are blind maintain their independence and mobility by safely navigating them through both familiar and unfamiliar environments.
The netherlands fondue christmas dinner
We eat fondue at Christmas because it allows for a long social meal where people can talk while cooking and eating different foods like meat, fruits, and chocolate over a communal pot. Specifically, a chocolate fondue is made with chocolate, marshmallows, grapes, strawberries, banana, and apple for dipping while a meat fondue involves cooking pieces of meat in oil with herbs and serving with bread and sauces.
The netherlands christmas dinner gourmet
Gourmet cooking is a nice Christmas tradition where everyone can cook and eat together. A gourmet involves cooking various foods like pancakes, vegetables, and meats on a heated plate or in small pans. People can cook themselves what they want, like chicken on the grill plate or vegetarian options. It is an enjoyable way to combine cooking with salads and sauces for a Christmas meal.
The netherlands christmas dinner
The document discusses traditional foods eaten for Christmas dinner and dessert. For the main meal, chicken, rabbit, hare, teat pig, and deer are mentioned as protein options. Suggested desserts include a chocolate fountain, cheese platter, marshmallows, chocolate apple, hot chocolate with whipped cream, ice cream, and pie. The passage concludes by mentioning a Christmas dinner at school and saying goodbye from members of group 7 who prepared the meal.
The netherlands christmas breakfast
This document provides recommendations for items to include in a Christmas breakfast, including breads like kerststol, special buns, and croissants, as well as drinks like tea, orange juice, coffee, and champagne. Toppings suggested for the breads include chocolate sprinkles, cheese, jam, peanut butter, and nutella. Additional items mentioned are butter shaped like a Christmas bell and boiled eggs. The document wishes a Merry Christmas to Benthe, Jason, Jacqueline, Nikki and Sheldon.
What do we eat at xmas in palencia
The document provides a recipe for lamb as well as details about traditional Christmas Eve and Three Kings Day foods in Spain. The lamb recipe calls for garlic, onion, pepper, carrots, laurel, rosemary, salt, and olive oil to be cooked with the lamb in the oven. It also mentions side dishes of roasted potatoes and a salad. Popular desserts are mentioned as chocolate cake, ice cream, and turrón, a nougat candy made of sugar, almonds, eggs, honey and lemon zest that children often enjoy with chocolate. The text also describes turrón as a traditional dessert on Three Kings Day, January 6th, that is usually filled with cream or chocolate and decorated with oranges and
What do bulgarians eat at christmas
Bulgarians celebrate Christmas from December 20th to the 26th. On Christmas Eve, they have a vegan meal and break their fast. An important dish is Christmas bread with a coin inside for good fortune. Traditional foods include stuffed peppers and cabbage, beans, rice, boiled wheat with walnuts and sugar, and baked pumpkin. On Christmas Eve, groups of young men called Koledari sing carols from house to house in traditional costumes. The next day is a rich Christmas dinner with meat dishes and presents.
Cr what do we eat at christmas
The document provides recipes for traditional Czech Christmas foods including vánočka (sweet Christmas bread), Christmas cookies made from hundreds of recipes, and traditional Czech Christmas fish soup made with carp. It also includes a recipe for the best potato salad to have alongside the fish, instructing to mix boiled potatoes, carrots, celery, onion, pickles, peas, mustard, lemon or vinegar, and mayonnaise and let it soak for a day before enjoying.
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