Friday, 31 March 2017

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:

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LIVESTOCK:











MINING:










FISHING:










AGRICULTURE: 

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AGRICULTURE VOCABULARY

 SORGHUM
     
 QATS

 SISAL

 YAM

 PALM OIL

 SUGAR BEET

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FISHING VOCABULARY

SNAFF

HAKE

TUNA

HARRING

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LIVESTOCK VOCABULARY

CAPRINE

OVINE

BOVINE

CATTLE

PORCINE


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FORESTRY VOCABULARY

BIRCH

BEECH

MAPLE

OAK

MAHOGANY

CEDAR

EBONY

TEAK

HEVEA

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Tuesday, 28 March 2017

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












Wednesday, 15 March 2017

AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE EXERCISE

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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.

Thursday, 9 March 2017

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





Friday, 3 March 2017

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..

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