Practice 1
Clothes and equipment
Bring:
· boots with thick soles
· spare
· light waterproofs
· suncream: strength -
· a folder for map, etc.
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Clothes and equipment
Bring:
· boots with thick soles
· spare
· light waterproofs
· suncream: strength -
· a folder for map, etc.
Male students marking female presenters
Female students marking male presenters
Female students marking female presenters
Younger students marking older presenters
Students marking presenters from a different university
Students who had helped set criteria
Study of local library: possible questions
• Whether it has a of its own
• Its policy regarding noise of various kinds
• How it’s affected by laws regarding all aspects of
• How the design needs to take the of customers into account
• What is required in case of accidents
• Why a famous person’s is located in the library
• Whether it has a of local organisations
• How it’s different from a library in a
Four business rules
• Many business values can result in .
• Senior managers need to understand and deal with the potential that may result.
Collaboration
• During a training course the speaker was in a team that had to build a .
• Other teams experienced from trying to collaborate.
• The speaker’s team won because they reduced collaboration.
• Sales of a were poor because of collaboration.
Industriousness
• Hard work may be a bad use of various company .
• The word lazy in the context refers to people who avoid doing tasks that are .
Creativity
• An advertising campaign for a was memorable but failed to boost sales.
• Creativity should be used as a response to a particular .
Excellence
• According to one study on average pioneers had a that was far higher than that of followers.
Restaurant staff
Joy Parkins
David Field
Dexter Wills
Mike Smith
FAMILY EXCURSIONS
Cruise on a lake
• Travel on an old steamship
• Can take photos of the that surround the lake
Farm visit
• Children can help feed the sheep
• Visit can include a 40 minute ride on a
• Visitors can walk in the farm’s by the lake
• is available at extra cost
Cycling trips
• Cyclists explore the back road
• A is provided
• Only suitable for cyclists who have some
Bikes can be hired from (near the cruise ship terminal)
Cyclists need:
There are no or accommodation in the area
Cost
• Total cost for whole family of cruise and farm visit: $
Bislama - The Pidgin English Language of Vanuatu
Languages in Vanuatu
Local languages: Actively spoken languages: 81
Declining languages: 17
languages: 8
Total: 106
Foreign languages: English is used in the system
Bislama
· It is spoken by 90% of the population today.
· In the past, this language was described as
History of Bislama
· Around 1800, it was used as a common language on many ships.
· After 1860, Vanuatu people worked in Australian
· After 1950, people moved to the
Description of Bislama
General
· Bislama should be called a pidgin.
Vocabulary
· Most words come from English.
· Words such as “from” may have more in Bislama.
· Less than 10% of words are of origin.
· Pacific words describe the natural world and also local
Grammar
· It is based on Vanuatu languages.
· The word "long" acts as an important in Bislama.
Beechen Festival
|
Date |
Time |
Activity |
Place |
Comments |
|
June 19th |
7 p.m. |
Concert |
the |
|
|
June 20th |
p.m. |
tour |
meet at the |
includes a visit to an old flour mill |
|
June 21st |
all day |
children's competition |
Beechen Community Centre |
bring a |
|
June 21st |
evening |
fireworks |
by the |
|
· This year, activities end by p.m.
· There won't be any in the town centre this year.
· The festival's web address is www..com.
· Festival organisers would like to receive online.
National Vision Funding Group
Eye for the Future
Sam's Eyecare Institution
Youth Health
What was the Professor attending in Massachusetts and New York?
What mark did Rangi receive for Classical Mechanics?
Which degree has Rangi decided to abandon?
What did the Professor think about the Science Faculty?
benefit of Rangi's decision is that he will
Select seeds of different and sizes.
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Measure and record the and size of each one.
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Decide on the to be used.
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Use a different for each seed and label it.
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After about 3 weeks, record the plant’s
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Investigate the findings.
Effects of urban environments on animals
Introduction
Recent urban developments represent massive environmental changes. It was previously thought that only a few animals were suitable for city life, e.g.
● the – because of its general adaptability
● the pigeon – because walls of city buildings are similar to
In fact, many urban animals are adapting with unusual
Recent research
● Emilie Snell-Rood studied small urbanised mammal specimens from museums in Minnesota.
– She found the size of their had increased.
– She suggests this may be due to the need to locate new sources of and to deal with new dangers.
● Catarina Miranda focused on the of urban and rural blackbirds.
– She found urban birds were often braver, but were afraid of situations that were
● Jonathan Atwell studies how animals respond to urban environments.
– He found that some animals respond to by producing lower levels of hormones.
● Sarah Partan’s team found urban squirrels use their to help them communicate.
Long-term possibilities
Species of animals may develop which are unique to cities. However, some changes may not be
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