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The document appears to be a survey from Cor de Maria School in Olot, Catalonia asking for opinions on teenagers and adolescence. It contains 7 questions asking whether respondents think teenagers have certain traits like only wanting attention, being influenced by education, or if adolescence ends at age 30. Respondents can answer yes or no to each question.
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Effective intercultural communication
Power Point Presentation on Effective Intercultural Communication. The presentation shows: what is meant by culture and intercultural communication, different types of communication, the most common problems that hinder effective intercultural communication and possible solutions, intercultural communication in the classroom and in our city, and finally some tips to improve intercultural communication.
Antisocial behaviour civic behaviour
PPT presentation by students about Theme 1 of "Our Treasures" Comenius project: Major Community Problems.
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Swimming
The document provides a history of swimming from ancient times to the present. It discusses how swimming was practiced in ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome for military training, recreation, and competition. It then outlines the founding of the International Swimming Federation (FINA) in 1908 and its growth to include 194 member nations today. Rules and strokes for swimming competitions are also described. Brief biographies are given for several Bulgarian swimmers.
Wheelchair Basketball
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A N G U L A R B4
1. The document describes the game of Angular Ball, which is played on a field divided in half with goals at each end.
2. Two teams of players try to pass the ball into their opponent's goal by moving it across the field and passing it to their goalkeeper in the corner arcs.
3. The team that scores the most points by getting the ball into their opponent's goal within a set time period wins the game.
Catalan Bowling Game
Catalan bowling is an ancient game where players throw wooden sticks called "bitllots" to knock down five of six wooden pins called "bitlles". The game originated in Catalonia when Romans introduced bowling and Catalans developed their own version. It remains an important cultural tradition, with the first championships held in 1970 and the Catalan Bowling Federation now organizing official competitions. The objective is to score a "bitlla" by hitting five pins with three throws to earn the maximum 10 points.
Sport Is Life Introduction To Students
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