Project Ingles
Name: Erick Allauca Muñoz
Course: 3ero "A" Ciencias
"Semana 28"
SPORTS AND CULTURE
Make a short review about popular sports / games in EcuadorTraditional games in Ecuador
Semana 29
Make a short review about a sport that is commonly practiced in your community
Cycling
Cycling is a sport in which different types of bicycles are used. There are several modalities or disciplines in competition cycling such as road cycling, track cycling, mountain biking, trial, cyclo-cross and BMX.
It is characterized by being disputed on asphalt although in certain tests it is circulated on unpaved roads. Within road cycling there are the following tests: 1 One-day online test. The most successful tests of this type are called classic and within them the so-called cyclingmonuments stand out.
1:Cycling is a sport that has several routes2.This was a good sport that helps the heart in many ways
3. It was a sport practiced by both men and women S3 Semana 30
OLIMPIC SPORTS VS TRADITIONAL SPORTS
Search, compare another sport (Olympic sport – traditional sport) with their alkies and differences, use a Venn Diagram
Semana 31
FESTIVITIES IN MY CITY
Make a description about The Christmas Festivity that we celebrate in our city, review some videos on YouTube
In my "Riobamba" city of the first fruits one of the most
well-known festivities and in which the Riobamba people put the
most emphasis on the moment of celebrating it are the "April
Festivities" for the reason of the independence of Riobamba on this
date it takes place, parades , concerts, etc.
Semana 32
Make a description about an EXTREME SPORT that would you like to practice review the video above or review another video on YouTube and choose one
Paragliding
Paragliding is, in addition to being an air sport, simple and exciting, an ultra flexible and ultra light glider that uses complete flight equipment that takes off and lands with the feet. A lightweight, semi-rigid airship glider that is easy to handle.
Semana 33
FILM REVIEW
Make a Film Review about a Cartoon Film, you can review on YouTube and choose one
As he lives in Spain, there, the dream of every bull is to be allowed to participate in the Madrid bullfights. But this does not interest Ferdinand at all. Of course, everything will change the day they take him to fight, when they capture him for being the biggest, strongest and fastest bull of all the livestock, and they force him to train to fight. Determined to return to his family, Ferdinand will join a group of misfits with whom he will have a great adventure. Will Ferdinand be able to change his destiny?
Semana 34
BOOK REVIEW
Make a book review, choose the book that you would like to read
In Angels and Demons, the author of The Da Vinci Code drags us into a non-stop spiral of action, a shocking thriller where surprises happen and some of the darkest enigmas in history are revealed. Forces that have been hidden for centuries and now plan to destroy the Church ... literally. The most powerful weapon created by man, a secret organization thirsty for revenge ... and only a few hours to avoid disaster. The eternal struggle between science and religion has turned into a very real war. In a maximum security laboratory, a scientist is murdered with a strange symbol etched into his chest. For Professor Robert Langdon there is no doubt: the Illuminati, the men at odds with the Church since the time of Galileo, have returned. And this time they have the deadliest weapon that humanity has created, an artifact with which they can win the final battle against their eternal enemy. Accompanied by a young scientist and a daring captain of the Swiss Guard, Langdon begins a race against the clock, in a desperate search for the most secret corners of the Vatican. You will need all your knowledge to decipher the hidden keys that the Illuminati have left through the centuries in manuscripts and temples, and all your courage to defeat the ruthless assassin who always seems to be ahead of you. Good afternoon, Swimmers! It has been too long since I was in the bloggosphere despite the time that abounds a bit more thanks to the quarantine. Happy Mommy's Day by the way, and an early congratulation to the teachers and students despite this 40-year-old confinement. As always, it is a pleasure to be back, more because I have the spirits for the skies after finally venturing to continue with the famous Robert Langdon Saga. As you well know, last year I decided to go with this series of books, however, as always happens to me, I was not aware that the Da Vinci Code was about the second book, so I ended up reading it instead of Angels and Demons. It is now when everything has changed and I decided to resume the saga from the beginning so that, when I decide to venture into the lost symbol, I will not go blind at all. I have never applauded my decision so much as at this moment. What is Angels and Demons about then?
Robert Langdon, a privileged professor of religious symbology at Harvard, never imagined that his life would change forever with a call made at midnight. Despite his refusal to help the stranger, believing him to be one of those many religious fanatics who seek empty answers, he is exceedingly surprised when a disturbing image appears on his fax. A corpse has appeared with the mark of the Illuminati, an ancient sect of which he had previously investigated.
At the beginning of the story, he was not entirely happy with the way Robert Langdon was doing. I feel that unlike the Da Vinci code, where we were provided with information on cultures, secret sects and was a bit more analytical, it was a bit poor in terms of references to the Illuminati, which I was eager to know quite a bit about. However, once they arrive in Rome, everything turns into a time bomb about to explode! -literally-. Robert will use his knowledge to find the murderer of Leonardo Vetra in a kind of treasure hunt for the places where the Illuminati have been covering up since time immemorial and that will be the scene of the brutal murder of four important personalities for the Vatican, which will cause that become your ally. This time I had a vision of the real Robert Langdon, since when I met him in the Da Vinci code I felt that he was missing that charismatic streak that every protagonist should have. It is on this occasion that I have finally understood the adoration of quite a few people for the important teacher. As I mentioned earlier, Robert is an American, a professor of history and an expert in religious symbolism at Harvard University. He is said to be handsome, with his unerring tweet jacket and sparkling personality that causes more than one to turn to see him in the crowd. But the most interesting thing about our protagonist is his privileged brain to connect the dots that I was able to know so much in its sequel. He is an extremely analytical person, courageous and open to possibilities. I was glad to see that he is a riskier person than in the other book I read, as well as willing to sacrifice everything for his people. I had an approach to the nude with the small character that Robert Langdon offers, so I hope that in the lost symbol he recovers part of such a wonderful personality. The co-star Vittoria Vetra did owe me a bit in that sense. We meet an important Italian physicist at CERN who has carried out one of the miracles of science that could be a change in all technology but could go to hell if it falls into the wrong hands. I find that Vittoria, despite her inner fire, is too impulsive for my liking and I didn't feel like she was giving too much support towards Robert, not at least as with the mental rapport she had with Sophie.
Speaking now of the heart of the matter, Dan Brown is quite tactful about the fierce relationship science and religion have had since the beginning of time. As you well know, the church has taken unforgivable actions to silence those who were not in the same line, just as science has been devoid of ethics with the passage of time only to achieve fame and fortune. In that sense, I was able to perfectly understand the controversy, where it is not about establishing who is right, but the importance of believing in something that is beyond us or not, that helps us justify that spiritual desire and search that humans have demonstrated. from the beginning, with that rationality that characterizes us, free to make decisions, but putting the conflict on the table.
As if that were not enough, the setting is simply magnificent. We are transported to Rome, the heart of Catholicism where more than 400 churches could be the scenes of the murderer's fierce fight against the church, so it has been a delight to visit such important places as the Sistine Chapel - which I only know in passing. for the art history classes - the Roman pantheon, the Chiagi chapel, Piazza Navona, the Castillo del Ángel among others. Also great manifestations of historical figures such as Galileo Galilei, father of one of the theories most contravened by religion at the time, as well as sculptors such as Rafael Sanzio and Bernini. In fact, what he associated with Rome were the catacombs, its narrow streets and the Colosseum. For this reason, it has been fascinating to know that other side not so hidden of such a wonderful city, which has been preserved almost intact despite the inclement weather and is the cradle of one of the most advanced cultures of all time. From the pen of Dan Brown, I can say that it is a non-stop from start to finish. This is extremely fast and fluid, each thread was complementary to the previous one. I believe that he did not leave any loose ends, although thinking about the transition between the two books, I believe that there are several issues that I have yet to discover in the life of the enigmatic Robert Langdon. The story has great doses of suspense, as well as a historical tinge that you certainly don't even feel because of the great waves of information that leave your brain short-circuiting.
As if that were not enough, the setting is simply magnificent. We are transported to Rome, the heart of Catholicism where more than 400 churches could be the scenes of the murderer's fierce fight against the church, so it has been a delight to visit such important places as the Sistine Chapel - which I only know in passing . for the art history classes - the Roman pantheon, the Chiagi chapel, Piazza Navona, the Castillo del Ángel among others. Also great manifestations of historical figures such as Galileo Galilei, father of one of the theories most contravened by religion at the time, as well as sculptors such as Rafael Sanzio and Bernini. In fact, what he associated with Rome were the catacombs, its narrow streets and the Colosseum. For this reason, it has been fascinating to know that other side not so hidden of such a wonderful city, which has been preserved almost intact despite the inclement weather and is the cradle of one of the most advanced cultures of all time. From the pen of Dan Brown, I can say that it is a non-stop from start to finish. This is extremely fast and fluid, each thread was complementary to the previous one. I believe that he did not leave any loose ends, although thinking about the transition between the two books, I believe that there are several issues that I have yet to discover in the life of the enigmatic Robert Langdon. The story has great doses of suspense, as well as a historical tinge that you certainly don't even feel because of the great waves of information that leave your brain short-circuiting.
Semana 35
Make an alejibre with recycled materialMaterials
Paper
Glue
Paints
Semana 36
CONDITIONAL ZERO
Solve these situations according to the conditional
1. IF YOU EAT FAST FOODS, YOU GAIN WEIGHT.
2. IF YOU STUDY HARD, YOU WILL BE A GOOD STUDENT.
3. I ALWAYS WEAR A JACKET, IF IT IS COLD.
4. NEVER BUY LUNCH, IF I COOK AT HOME.
5. WHEN YOU HEAT WATER, IF YOU HERB
Semana 37
FIRTS CONDITIONAL
Write 5 bad habits an 5 good habits (Publish on Classroom)
HABITS FOR STUDYING
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1.Avoid memorizing, prioritize understanding |
1. Leave the review for the last minute. |
Semana 38
YOGA AND MEDITATIONComplete the Venn Diagram about Yoga and meditation (differences and similarities)
YOGA (differences)
-It is a discipline that involves body, respiratory and concentration work.
-It is a complete science of the mind, which includes, among other disciplines
-Improve your life both in the human plane, as physical, as mental and spiritual.
MEDITATION (differences)
-It is a technique that allows you to train your mind and attention
-It is based on doing nothing, having an exact concentration to an object without distractions
- Meditation is about being calm
SIMILARITIES
- Both have a good relaxation
-It is based on doing nothing, having an exact concentration to an object without distractions
- Meditation is about being calm
SIMILARITIES
- Both have a good relaxation
Semana 39
SOCIAL MEDIA
1. What social media do you use?
The social networks that I use are WhatsApp and messenger.
2. What do you use social media for?
To be able to communicate with my fiends. since the pandemic has separated us
3. On a given day, how many hours do you spend on social media?
Per day use social networks for about 8 hours frequently
4. Do you think you are addicted to social media?
Yes, I use very often social networks
write a little paragraph about social media advantages and disadvantages (50 - 60 words)
Social networks have undoubtedly generated a great impact on society. Since 1971, where social networks were born thanks to the sending of the first email, until today, the growth of these platforms has been overwhelming. Every year the number of social networks that seek to be part of the top 5 of the most used increases, however, the demand that cybernetic users demand today, few have managed to remain in the market, despite the great competition that arises daily
Search for a video related to social media (public in the blogger)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dy4XmEh4k0k
Semana 40
know my page and find out about the evolution of the internet
https://www.sutori.com/story/vocab-frayer-model--9rvK6VjCWGosZxXRnRDRGcuS
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