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Copy of Let me introduce yourself to your classmates

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Passive is often used in academic writing.
Here is a quick explanation & practice exercises here.

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Self-Study Practice Word Forms Answer..docx

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Take the quiz to find out what your carbon footprint is.
1. Which areas are the highest/lowest for you?
2. How can you reduce your carbon footprint?

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The planet is in crisis - from climate change to the pollution of our oceans and devastation of our forests. It's up to all of us to fix it. Take your step first with our environmental footprint calculator.

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Uber- News Article for Reading mainideas & details.pptx

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Review the slides we did in class. Do you have any questions? Please ask in class or after class.

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Final Group Presentation: Inventions: Problem & Solution

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Final Group Presentation: Inventions: Problem & Solution

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Instructions:
Present a group presentation on a topic assigned by the teacher. You and your group will prepare a 8-10 minute presentation. You must:
a. identify, or infer, the problem;
b. outline & explain the solution;
c. choose 8-10 useful vocabulary/phrases to share with the class;
d. How has it changed/improved people's lives, give examples; and
e. answer 2-3 questions from the audience.

Prepare a slide show using  a presentation tool of choice. Include:
1. Introduction slide (introduce the topic, the outline of the presentation & group members)
2. Main point slides
3, Conclusion slide

All members of the group MUST present.

You will have time in class to prepare with your group.

Due: Thursday, 12 July

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Have you ever wondered where the idea for a rubber glove came from? What about super glue? Or lipstick? From blue jeans to Band-Aids, watch these 10 TED-Ed Animations to find out the history behind some of your favorite everyday items.

Today, it is estimated that 50% of Americans eat at least one sandwich every day. And while it's all but impossible to imagine a world without them, sandwiches have only been around since 1762. Jessica Oreck shares the sandwich's seedy origin story.

Lingerie has existed for hundreds of years, but it wasn't until the 1920s that a standardized cup sizing system was invented that changed underwear forever. Jessica Oreck traces the 'uplifting' origin of the modern brassiere.

Today, 96% of American consumers own at least one pair of jeans. But where did these durable duds come from? And how did they get so popular? Jessica Oreck shares the humble origins of blue jeans.

Today, lip cosmetics are a billion dollar industry, with 1 out of every 3 women claiming that they won't leave home without applying lipstick. But how did it come to be so common? Jessica Oreck shares the wartime origins of long-lasting lipstick.

Today, super glue is a nearly indispensable household item - but its incredibly sticky nature almost caused it to be abandoned in the development phase... twice. Jessica Oreck shares the wartime origins of this sticky substance.

It is estimated that Johnson & Johnson have made an astounding 100 billion Band-Aids since they were invented in 1920. But where did the idea come from? Jessica Oreck shares the series of moments that inspired Earle Dickson to invent these popular household bandages.

Today, Americans use an estimated 500 million drinking straws every day. But where did the idea for this beloved utensil come from? Jessica Oreck shares the origins of the bendy straw.

It's hard to imagine a modern hospital being able to function without rubber gloves - but they weren't actually invented until 1890. Jessica Oreck shares the surprisingly romantic origin of rubber gloves.

The stethoscope is the single most widely used medical instrument in the world. But where did the idea come from? Jessica Oreck shares the modest origins of this incredibly useful item.

Each year, approximately 2 billion popsicles are sold worldwide. But where did the idea for this tasty treat come from? Jessica Oreck shares the distracted origins of the popsicle.

Want to learn more? Check out our Design, Engineering & Echnology series.
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Art Credit: Elise Haadsma

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Have you ever wondered where the idea for a rubber glove came from? What about super glue? Or lipstick? From blue jeans to Band-Aids, watch these 10 TED-Ed Animations to find out the history behind some of your favorite everyday items. Today, it is estimated that 50% of Americans eat at least one sandwich every day.

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Event : A Coggle Diagram about What happened.... (Next, First and Last), When did it happen?, Where did it happen? and Who were you with?

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This is a review of the 3 Parts of a paragraph. Great reminder to be a better writer.

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You will work with a partner to complete the map. Share as much detail as you can about your feelings toward doing housework (it must be done!

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Chores : A Coggle Diagram about like/ dislike (, and ), How do you feel when it is done?, How do you feel before? and reasons why you do it

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Types of sentences interm, Simple Compound Complex.pptx

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Questions:

1. What _____ us to these scary life-threatening experiences?

2. Both men crashed while trying to fly _______ an outcropping and were found dead many hours later.

3. ...all places to jump ____ while wearing a wingsuit, a parachute or both.

4. ...called BASE jumping and free-climbing "_____-________" activities.

5. Why do we risk death for a _____?

6. More than 800 people have died _________ the mountains of Nepal.

7. __________ fear is a meaningful and constructive event in their lives.

8. ...enjoying the natural-____they get from the dompamine release that follows.

9. This is called sensation-seeking behavior; language created to describe heavy-use drug ______.

​10. ...inspired people all over the globe to explore their planet _____-____.