FINAL SELF ASSESMENT

This final term I have learnt that I can distinguish between different phrasal verbs and also between the three conditionals.

What I liked most was the work of La Palma

I think I did the best in Geography.

But I also have to improve my speaking

TERTIARY SECTOR

VOCABULARY

WELFARE STATE:

HIGHWAYS ROUTES:

SUBWAY:

TRADING BLOCKS:






JOBS IN 3 SECTOR

TOURISM      

TRANSPORT    

TRADE     

TELECOMMUNICATIONS    

SECONDARY SECTOR

VOCABULARY

RAW MATERIAL:

INDUSTRIAL ROCKS:

POLLUTION:

TIDE:

STRIKE:

CONCRETE:

RELEASE: give

UNIT 8

HANDLER : a person who trains dogs and exhibit them in dog shows

FURRY : covered with fur

CUB:  a very young bear, wolf or lion

ENDANGERED: threatened with extinction

GET ON WITH: have a certain relationship with other people

TURN TO: to direct to someone

PICK ON : to provoke

PUT UP WITH : to tolerate

FALL OUT : to quarrel

MAKE UP : to become friends again after an argument

LOOK UP TO : to feel admiration for someone

TELL OFF : to reprimand severely

APOLOGIZED FOR: to offer an excuse for some fault

NEVER MIND : it doesn´t matter

CHARMING: delightful

SENSIBLE: showing good sense

SENSITIVE: easily affected

STUBBORN: unreasonably obstinate

THOUGHTFOUL: showing consideration for others  

GRAMMAR

IF + PRESENT   ,     PRESENT

IF + PRESENT,……..FUTURE

IF + SIMPLE PAST,          SIMPLE  CONDITIONAL

LA PALMA ADVISOR

UNIT 6

PASSIVE VOICE     TO BE   +  PAST PARTICIPLE
   
PRESENT (AM/IS/ARE)

PAST (WAS/WERE)


AFFIRMATIVE   USED TO

NEGATIVE         DIDN´T USE TO

QUESTION         DID YOU USE TO ?


VOCABULARY

IMPRACTICAL-PRACTICAL

CONVENIENT-UNCONVENIENT

EFFICIENT-UNEFFICIENT

HEAVY-LIGHT

LOW-QUALITY- HIGH-QUALITY

MANUAL-AUTOMATIC

PORTABLE-FIXED

RELIABLE-UNRELIABLE

USEFUL-USELESS

TIME-COMSUMING-TIME-SAVING



BURY: deposit in the earth

DUMP: to drop or let fall in

POLLUTE: to make unclean, with harmful chemical or waste products

POISON:  something harmful

EARRINGS: jewelry for your ears

BLODONOR: a person who gives his blood for transfusion

WINDSCREEN: a shield of glass above the dashboard of an automobile

HAYFEVER: an allergic reaction to pollen, dust, etc

TINOPENER :  a small tool to open tins

MOTHERTONGUE : native language

PEDESTRIAN CROSSING: a path on a road to be crossed by pedestrian

GENERATION GAP:  no communication between one generation and another

DAY TO DAY WAYS TO PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT

1. Riding a bike avoids contamination with gases

2. Using recycling bottles 

energy-efficient light bulb

fabric serviette instead of paper serviette

keeping the cut grass to use it as nutrient for the soil

PRIMARY SECTOR

SELF COMSUPTION: activities done for  one´s own benefit

IRRIGATED CROPS: crops that are watered with mechanised systems

NON IRRIGATED CROPS: crops watered with rain water

PLOTS: area of a land

POLYCULTURE: different crops at the same time in a plot

MONOCULTURE: only one type of crop in a plot

YIELD: amount produced

ITINERANT FARMING: farmers who grow crops in a another location due to a soil losing its

richness

GREENHOUSE: glass or plastic building for growing crops

SNUFF: powderedm tobacco


FORESTRY:

LIVESTOCK:











MINING:










FISHING:










AGRICULTURE: 







AGRICULTURE VOCABULARY

 SORGHUM
     
 QATS

 SISAL

 YAM

 PALM OIL

 SUGAR BEET

FISHING VOCABULARY

SNAFF

HAKE

TUNA

HARRING












LIVESTOCK VOCABULARY

CAPRINE

OVINE

BOVINE

CATTLE

PORCINE

















FORESTRY VOCABULARY

BIRCH

BEECH

MAPLE

OAK

MAHOGANY

CEDAR

EBONY

TEAK

HEVEA

SELF ASSESMENT

This term I have learnt that I can distinguish between different phrasal verbs and also between adjectives with -ing and -ed

What I liked most was the exercices of football in P.E and the proyect of Cameroon

I think I did well in P.E

This term I didn´t do anything outside the class. I need to improve my fluency because it´s difficult for me to speak.

About culture I have learn that sometimes you think that there are the same expressions in other countries but usually thre are misunderstandings and we also learnt about countries in Africa

UNIT 5

VOCABULARY

CELL: place where an offender stays

COURT: place where legal decisions are made

JURY: people that decide a verdict

JUDGE: public officer who decides a case in a court

SENTENCE: a judicial decision

WHOSE: a pronoun used to show that something is owned

GUILTY: having commited an offense, crime, violation, or wrong, against morals or against the law

INNOCENT: not guilty

EXPRESSIONS

I HOPE SO

I HOPE NOT

THAT´S VERY NICE OF YOU

PROJECT OF CAMEROON

MARIO MARTÍN SICILIA 3B

UNAI ARIZKUREN ANDRÉS 3C

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AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE EXERCISE

This agricultural landscape has large plots with a regular shape.

The borders are open fields.

 The farming system :

Monoculture because there are a variety of plots and each with its own crops

I think there is an irrigated farming because the plots are very green and very large.

It is an extensive agriculture because the area has a lot of land. And they  probably need to use machinery.

UNIT 4 STATE AND NATIONS

STATE: political unit made up of a territory with boundaries a permanent population and identifying

symbols

STATES INSTITUTIONS:

the police/the armed forces/the diplomatic corps/public officials and civil servants

NATIONS: people with a common language, religion, culture usually having the same state although

 there are nations without any such as the palestinians

MONARCHY: where a king or a queen rules the country but only in part

DICTATORSHIP: ruled by one leader with all the control

DEMOCRACY: the citizens decide who represent them politically

OLIGARCHY: only a small group of people has the power and the rights

THEOCRACY: when people think god is the authocracy

ANARCHY: there are no rules



Soain has a democracy and the state is a parliamentary monarchy but the king has no power.

there are 3 powers in our state

- executive power

- legislative power

- judicial power

UNIT 4

VOCABULARY

BURST OUT LAUGHING:

GAP: a break or opening

GESTURE: a movement or posistion of the hand, arm, body, head, or face that expresses an idea,

opinion, emotion..

MISUNDERSTANDING:a failure to understand 

SHAKE YOUR HEAD

NOD YOUR HEAD:

CHARGE: to ask for payment

PRESS: to push

SCROLL:to move a cursor smoothly 

STREAM: a body of water flowing in a channel, as a brook

SWIPE: a strong, sweeping blow, as with a golf club

TAP: to strike with a light blow or blows that can just be heard 

SWITCH OFF: the act or process of switching off a power supply, light source, appliance, etc

SWITCH ON:the act or process of switching on a power supply, light source, appliance, etc

TEXT: the main body of matter in a manuscript, book, etc, as distinguished from notes, appendixes, illustration, etc..

UPDATE: incorporate new information in or for

UNIT 3

PRESENT PERFECT

NEGATIVES: still/yet/never

AFFIRMATIVES: already/ever

INTERROGATIVES: yet

PAST SIMPLE

Ago/last night/week/month/year/weekend/summer/chritsmas/century/yesterday/in1999/1492/on january 2nd

QUESTION WORDS

who/what/which/when/why/how/how many/how much

HOMOPHONES

examples:

eight/ate                floor/flower                    hear/here                    some/sum                      too/two

buy/by                   deer/dear                        one/won                     wich/witch                     were/where




JOHN LOVED SUSAN

WHO DID JOHN LOVE? SUSAN

interrogativa= Aux + S + V ?


JOHN BOUGHT A CAR

WHAT DID JOHN BUY? A CAR



VOCABULARY

brands: make or version of a product, as indicated by a trademark

bargain: reduction

to queue: make a file or line 

waste: to use up or spend to no profit

join in: to take part in

survey: to cosider or study in a general way 

catch up: to do enough so that one is no behind

miss out: to fail to experience


EXPRESSIONS

Something is  worth: something good or important enough to justify

To be after: to hope

I can´t afford it: Its too muchh for mee to pay

VOCABULARY TWO EXPLORERS

MARCO POLO

CANE: a short staff to assist one in walking 

CARTS: a two-wheeled vehicle pulledby horses by horses, oxen, etc., and used to carry goods, 

for farming, etc 

CELL:a long, hollow woody stem with joints, such as that of the bamboo plant 

COAL:a mineral substance made of carbon, used as a fuel 

CURLY HORNS: paired growth that stick out from the heads of cows, gosats, sheeps, etc with 

the shape of curls

DROWNED: to die from being put under water 

FABRICS: a cloth made by weaving or knitting threads or fibers 

FIREWORKS:an explosive device for producing a display of light or a loud noise, used for 

signaling or as part a celebration 

FRIARS: a man who is a member of a Roman Catholic mendicant order

GUESTS:a personwho spends some time alt another´s home in a social activity, as visit or party

KNEEL: to go down or rest on the knees or a knee 

MARBLE: limestone that has been changed into a hard rock, used in sculpture an in buildings 

MIRAGE: an image one sees in the desert, of an object that is not present an illusion

NUT:  a dry fruit 

RAISED:to offer praise or thanks to or to petition 

SANDSTORM:a windstorm in desert, that blows along great clouds of sand

SPICES: a strong-smelling or sweet-smelling vegetable substance, such as pepper or cinnamon 

to season food 

TAX COLLECTOR: a person that collects the money for the state 

THREAD: athin, fine cord of fiber spun out to great length

TIED:in a state, in wich the same number of points, etc... has been scord by two competitors 

WAVED GOODBY: a movement of the hand

WEAVING: to lace together so as to form a fabric

WHISPERED:a person or thing that whispers 

WIDOWS: a woman whose husband has a died and who has not remarriedd

WORMS:a long soft-bodied, legless creature without a backbone, as the eartworm 

WORSHIP:ence for God, a sacred personage, or a sacred object