Story
Once upon a time there was a Dog that didn't know what mirrors were. He lived in a barn with other farm animals. Pig and Duck were their best friends. Pig was a very talkative and easy-going guy; Duck was a sort of joker and liar, but very friendly. Duck told Dog that in the highest floor of Master's house there was a magic door to another farm, same as their's, but more beautiful and special. Dog didn't know what those words meant, but he was very curious to be there.
One day Dog got into the house and walked up the stairs; he entered in the last and highest room, it was light and dusty; in the bottom there was a dog staring at him. Dog aproached to it, keeping their eyes on the other's. Everytime closest...
Everytime Duck wants to know news about Dog, he flap their wings strongly and look trough the highest window of the house. Then he tells Pig what he saw. A surprise sets on Pig's face.
Third conditional
- If Dog hasn't heard Duck's advises he would stay in the farm
- If Dog hasn't got into the house he wouldn't find the mirror
- If Duck hasn't look trough the window, Pig wouldn't have news about Dog
lunes, 22 de mayo de 2017
miércoles, 17 de mayo de 2017
SAT exam
What the SAT exam is?
Is an exam that college students at their last two years do for getting admitted to University. College Board is in charge of it; it is a private non-for-profit institution that desings and administers the exam. The exam is needed to standarize the knowledge of the aspirants to universities in the US.
How is it?
It's a three-section test: 1) mathematics, 2) critical reading and 3) writing. Each section receives a score on the scale 200 to 800. The total is 2400 points. For the mathematics section is allowed to use calculator. There is an avaliable specific time for each section: mathematics, 60 minutes; writing, 35 minuts; critical reading, 65 minutes.
Scores
For each section the average score is out of:
Is an exam that college students at their last two years do for getting admitted to University. College Board is in charge of it; it is a private non-for-profit institution that desings and administers the exam. The exam is needed to standarize the knowledge of the aspirants to universities in the US.
How is it?
It's a three-section test: 1) mathematics, 2) critical reading and 3) writing. Each section receives a score on the scale 200 to 800. The total is 2400 points. For the mathematics section is allowed to use calculator. There is an avaliable specific time for each section: mathematics, 60 minutes; writing, 35 minuts; critical reading, 65 minutes.
Scores
For each section the average score is out of:
- mathematics: 511
- critical reading: 495
- writing: 484
In class, me and my classmates solved the exam out. I don´t remember our score (we solved in pairs), but I remember that it wasn't so good for us.
This is what american students have to face if they want to go to university
Loan words
A loan word is a word that English take from other languages and uses in the say way the original language does. Loan words usually belong to name of a meal or drink, but there are special cases where nouns referred are very specific from a place in the world.
César and I found out a lot of these loan words.
Examples:
Loan words from Spanish:
César and I found out a lot of these loan words.
Examples:
Loan words from Spanish:
- Maestro
- Negro
- Macho
- Salsa
- Tacos
- Mojito
Loan words from Arabic:
- Adobe
- Albatross
- Alcohol
- Tango
Loan words from French:
- Genre
- Crepe
- Beige
Jessica & Josue’s team: questions on “Who Makes the News” video
I wanted to share with you questions Jessica and I made after watch the "Who makesd the news" video. I think we got a very interesting view on video. Enjoy.
What kind of consequences does the Vietnam War TV transmission brought to the aussie population in the early sixties?
First at all, it changed the way they saw the world; at the same time it provoked a public discontent that went from the students to the general public. That disagreement was showed by many movements and marches across the nation.
In what terms does the TDT show changed the way of presenting the news in Australia?
They include comedy instead of formalism, as in the video was mention, they were experimenting with satire to re act the most relevant news events in the form of sketches.
How does the political parties applied marketing strategies to their campaigns in the early seventies?
They started to use strategies that meant to reduce big messages into small and powerful phrases to be reminded by the population, in the way of print the ideology of the party on them.
What characteristics the candidates of the Liberal Party should have to influence the society?
Vision became the most important sense to attend in the TV industry; for that they had to be well-looking and strong, so they can proof they could be properly leaders for the nation.
What does the balance rule mean?
It was an australian government disposition that impeded the ABC to publish any reportage against the government until they had a response to any critic. Most of time the government didn’t had a response, so the reportage couldn’t be presented to the audience; the ABC decided to transmit an empty chair that meant that the government wasn’t open to receive critics of any kind.
What kind of consequences does the Vietnam War TV transmission brought to the aussie population in the early sixties?
First at all, it changed the way they saw the world; at the same time it provoked a public discontent that went from the students to the general public. That disagreement was showed by many movements and marches across the nation.
In what terms does the TDT show changed the way of presenting the news in Australia?
They include comedy instead of formalism, as in the video was mention, they were experimenting with satire to re act the most relevant news events in the form of sketches.
How does the political parties applied marketing strategies to their campaigns in the early seventies?
They started to use strategies that meant to reduce big messages into small and powerful phrases to be reminded by the population, in the way of print the ideology of the party on them.
What characteristics the candidates of the Liberal Party should have to influence the society?
Vision became the most important sense to attend in the TV industry; for that they had to be well-looking and strong, so they can proof they could be properly leaders for the nation.
What does the balance rule mean?
It was an australian government disposition that impeded the ABC to publish any reportage against the government until they had a response to any critic. Most of time the government didn’t had a response, so the reportage couldn’t be presented to the audience; the ABC decided to transmit an empty chair that meant that the government wasn’t open to receive critics of any kind.
False cognates
False cognates are a bunch of words that are usually misunderstood in other languages, in this case in spanish. People frecuently get confused because the pronunciation of these words sound like spanish words.
In the lines below, I choose the false cognates that usually make me mad because of the confusion they produce on me.
ENGLISH - SPANISH
actual - real
advertise - anuncio
assist - ayudar
conductor - director de orquesta
jam - mermelada
tramp - vagabundo
eventually - finalmente
In the lines below, I choose the false cognates that usually make me mad because of the confusion they produce on me.
ENGLISH - SPANISH
actual - real
advertise - anuncio
assist - ayudar
conductor - director de orquesta
jam - mermelada
tramp - vagabundo
eventually - finalmente
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