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Das alte Ägypten

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Zu den sieben Weltwundern der Antike zählte übrigens noch ein weiteres Bauwerk aus Ägypten. Nun könntet ihr natürlich recherchieren, um welches Bauwerk es sich hier handelt, und die wichtigsten Informationen darüber zusammentragen.Ihr könnt aber auch einfach die folgenden Rätsel, die euch noch mehr über das alte Ägypten verraten, lösen und so den dreistelligen Abschlusscode ermitteln, der euch zu der gesuchten Information führt.Viel Spaß dabei!

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Die Pyramiden von GyZeh

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Einleitung

Die Pyramiden von Gizeh (Ägypten) waren schon in der Antike berühmt. Der griechische Schriftsteller Antipatros von Sidon, der im 2. Jahrhundert v. Chr. gelebt und einen Reiseführer des Mittelmeerraums und Vorderasiens verfasst hat, zählte die Pyramiden zu den sieben Weltwundern. Seit 1979 zählen die Pyramiden, die auch heute noch eine der Haupttouristenattraktionen Ägyptens sind, zum UNESCO- Welterbe.Natürlich kannte man damals noch nicht so viel von der Welt wie heute, weshalb sich auch alle sieben Weltwunder der Antike im Mittelmeerraum befanden.Da von den ursprünglichen sieben Weltwundern die meisten fast vollständig zer- stört sind, wurden immer wieder neue „Wunder-Listen" mit weiteren Bauwerken (Chinesische Mauer, Taj Mahal, Kolosseum, Empire State Building usw.) erstellt.

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Das Alte Ägypten

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Dein Ziel ist das Alte Ägypten, genauer genommen im Jahr 1271 vor Christus, zu retten. Der grässliche Fluch einer uralten Mumie versetzt die Welt in Angst und Schrecken. Wenn du sie nicht aufhältst, droht der Untergang! Dein Auftrag: Finde das Grab der Mumie, verschließe ihren Sarkophag ein für alle Mal und fliehe dann unerkannt aus der Pyramide!! Schnell!

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Pyramiden - Paläste für die Ewigkeit

Schau mal im Sarkophag! Lösungswort:____________, Zahlen der einzelnen Buchstaben: --, --, --, -, - Rechnung: größte Zahl * kleinste Zahl = __ *__=_ _ _

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Die ägyptischen Hieroglyphen sind die Zeichen des ältesten bekannten ägyptischen Schriftsystems. Die kunstvolle Bilderschrift wurde ca. 3200 v. Chr. zu Beginn der ägyptischen Hochkultur entwickelt.Die Hieroglyphenschrift war nicht einfach: So konnten Hieroglyphen für einzelne Lautzeichen stehen - aber auch für Worte oder ganze Konzepte (Begriffsinhalte). Die Schreiber mussten etwa 700 verschiedene Zeichen kennen. Man konnte die Schrift von links nach rechts, von rechts nach links und von oben nach unten lesen. Hieroglyphen wurden auf Steindenkmälern, in Gräbern und Tempeln sowie für verschiedene religiöse Schriften verwendet.

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Das zweite Bauwerk aus Ägypten, das zu den sieben Weltwundern der Antike zählte, ist der Leuchtturm von Alexandria. Der Leuchtturm ist das jüngste der sieben Weltwunder der Antike. Er wurde um 290 v. Chr. von Sostratos von Knidos erbaut und war der erste Leuchtturm überhaupt. Mit über 100 Metern war er bis ins 20. Jahrhundert auch der höchste Leuchtturm, der bis dahin je gebaut worden war. Nach der kleinen Insel Pharos, die nahe vor der ägyptischen Küste liegt, heißt der Turm auch „Pharos von Alexandria".

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BREAKOUT: Pharaonen Götter im alten Ägypten

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BLENDED LEARNING (BL) IS...

the combination of in-person teaching and online learning (with online courses or digital media)

WHICH PIECE ARE YOU MISSING?

It's hard to find a teacher who lacks tools on the paper side of things. So what about the digital piece? Just as some teachers tend to use whiteboards to explain everything and others prefer handouts, each teacher finds his or her favorite tools in the digital world. An LMS can work as a digital foundation to build on, andmedia creation tools can make your online classroom interactive and more visually attractive.

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USING DIGITAL TOOLS FOR BL

1. Use a Learning Management System (LMS) as your foundation

2. Find a media creation tool

3. Upgrade old materials

4. Make new ones

5. Integrate!

A student with a fixed mindset is more likely to give up when faced with a challenge they cannot solve right away. A student with a growth mindset, however, is more likely to keep working until they solve difficult problems because they believe that they can expand their capacities to include ones they don't currently have.The best part is that the growth mindset can be learned! This mindset is especially helpful for students who are easily frustrated and start to doubt their learning abilities because it helps grow their confidence and encourages them to keep working through struggles. It's also surprisingly helpful for high-performing studentswho are often motivated more by the achievement of getting top grades than the process of learning. The growth mindset encourages them to become more curious and to lose their fear of making mistakes.

ALMSlike Canvas helps us keep all of our digital materials in one place: assignments, grades, announcements, to-do lists, class discussions and more. It helps teachers make sure our digital learning materials aren't scattered and distracting, but instead purposeful pieces working as part of a larger vision. It's a perfect platform to use for course building, and to structure all of our digital learning.

Create new material with the same tool.

Find an all-in-one tool for creating interactive and animated learning media that can make everything from presentations, infographics, interactive images and even breakouts and other gamified material.Investing in learning one tool well saves time in the longrun because it will serve you for making almost anything you need. Tools like Genially help visually prioritize the most central concepts of each lesson and store the rest of the text, videos, etc. in pins and windows students need to discover themselves.

Refresh your old static material with your all-in-one media creation tool to make old material interactive and more visually appealing with a few quick edits. You can upload Powerpoints and Keynotes you've used in the past to Genially to add interactive elements.

Upload or insert your learning materials into your LMS. Many should integrate smoothly into your management system of choice.

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Le cinéma contemporain

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Internet pour le troisième âge

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Pour parler de mes expériences ou interroger quelqu'un sur les siennes, j'utilise le present perfect.

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A not-so-secret history of violence

Racism & Healthcare

Chattel Slavery

The foundations of systemic racism

European colonizers brought Chattel Slavery officially in 1619This U.S. economy flourished on the labor of people enslaved by raceMany sought to justify & perpetuate slavery through medicine

Slavery

Content Warningviolence and brutalityThough systems of slavery had existed for much of recorded human history, the Chattel system (officially founded in 1619 when 20 people were sold in VA) was unique for its basis in race and its ability to be passed through generations. Almost every European ship which touched American soil carried enslaved people, and systems of brutally killing and enslaving indigenous people began nearly instantaneously. When the harsh conditions of mines, sugar, and cotton plantations resulted in the death of nearly every enslaved person, colonizers looked for a new source by capturing innocent individuals from Africa starting the Atlantic Slave Trade to sustain the agricultural desires of wealthy Europeans.

Many try to separate U.S. success and its current capitalist system from slavery; however, the economic dependence on slavery is central to the development of the systems still used today.

Many doctors abused enslaved people to not only further their medical knowledge, but to attempt to prove physiological differences to justify slavery. The findings and writings of these racist doctors lie at the heart of U.S. medicine today.

"I advance it therefore, as a suspicion only, that blacks ...are inferior to the whites in the endowments of body and mind"

Thomas Jefferson 3rd President of the United StatesPrimary author of The Declaration of Independence

A lot of current medical knowledge comes from research of doctors on enslaved people and other Black Americans without their free and knowing consent. This research affects modern day mortality rates of POC patients. Additionally, doctors traded black bodies for medical schools and museums.

Even today, many do not know the malignant history of medical research and recentlydoctor's have been praised despite their horrendous practices.

Research

Slavery could legally be passed through generations by partus sequitir ventrum. Especially after the African slave trade became illegal in 1807 slave owners and their doctors raped and assaulted enslaved people to increase the number of people they controlled.

For further research read Medical Bondage Race, Gender, and the Origins of American Gynecology by Deirdre Cooper Owens.

Fertility

Race did not exist in common vernacular until the European colonialization of America. Doctors such as Samuel Cartwright published papers which noted physical maladies and inferiorities to justify slavery which still influence medical diagnostics today.

Historical practice of justifying slavery through medicine.

Race

Does it really mean Freedom?

Emancipation...

Not yet

"Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction."

The 13th amendment ended traditional Chattel slavery; however, its clause about incarceration allows slavery and involuntary servitude today. Additionally, the end of traditional slavery did not end medical abuse.

13th Ammendment to the U.S. Constitution

Tuskegee Syphilis Study

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Research

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›Reconstruction & Independence

Access to Care

›Jim Crow & the Hills-Burton Act

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Black Lives Matter

Today

Quality

The system still holds onto many of its racist practices and suffers from a lack of diversity.

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No effective universal healthcare exists &POC still suffer economically making them most vulnerable

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Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States.

FREEDOM DAY

On June 19th, 1865, the Union soldiers led by Major General Gordon Granger arrived at Galveston, Texas and shared the news that the American Civil War had ended and that the former slaves were now free.

General Granger read General Order Number 3 to the people of Texas. It began with:
"The people of Texas are informed that in accordance with a Proclamation from the Executive of the United States, all slaves are free. This involves an absolute equality of rights and rights of property between former masters and slaves, and the connection heretofore existing between them becomes that between employer and hired laborer."
The declaration made by Major General Gordon Granger on June 19th happened two years after President Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation went into effect in 1963. The Emancipation Proclamation had little impact in Texas because there were not enough Union troops to enforce it. However, when General Lee surrendered in April 1865 and General Granger arrived, the Union forces were finally strong enough to overcome the resistance.

How is this important day remembered today? The Juneteenth website states: "Today, Juneteenth celebrates African American freedom and emphasizes education and achievement. It is a day marked with celebrations, guest speakers, picnics, and family gatherings. It is a time for reflection and rejoicing. It is a time for assessment, self-improvement and for planning the future. In cities across the country, people of all races, nationalities and religions are joining hands to truthfully acknowledge a period in our history that shaped and continues to influence our society today."

The Military Orders that General Granger read to the people of Texas:

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The way a plant cell receives nutrients is autotrophic.

The way a prokaryotic cell receives nutrients can be autotrophic and heterotrophic.

The way an animal cell receives nutrients is heterotrophic.

Eukaryotic cell

Rough endoplasmic reticulum

The rough endoplasmic reticulum gets its name due to the appearance of ribosomes attached to its surface. It is responsible for producing, storing, and transporting proteins.

The typical eukaryotic animal cell contains membranous organelles and nonmembranous organelles in the cytoplasm, which characterize it and allow it to perform heterotrophic nutrition.

Some of the membranous organelles of eukaryotic cells are the smooth and rough endoplasmic reticulum, the Golgi apparatus, lysosomes, mitochondria, and nucleus.

They also have nonmembranous organelles, such as ribosomes, the cytoskeleton, and, in the case of animal cells , the centrosome.
Centrioles
These are cylindrical organelles, exclusive to animal cells, which are involved in cellular division, forming the spindle and cytoskeleton.

All cell structures are surrounded by a plasma membrane, whose composition is similar to that of membranous organelles. This membrane envelops the cytoplasm in which the organelles float in an aqueous medium with all the substances necessary for chemical reactions to take place so that the cell can live.

It controls the exchange of substances from the cell with the external environment, that is, the food that enters and the waste that is expelled.

They are large organelles that are responsible for obtaining the energy needed by the cell through cellular respiration. It uses oxygen to oxidize the organic matter that reaches it, and energy and carbon dioxide (CO2) are released.

This is the characteristic structure of eukaryotic cells. It stores the genetic material in the form of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) and is responsible for coordinating the activities of the cell: from growth to reproduction. The nucleus also has a visible structure called the nucleolus, which is formed by the concentration of chromatin and proteins.
Golgi Apparatus

It is made up of of sacks and vesicles from the endoplasmic reticulum. Here, the substances produced in the endoplasmic reticulum are modified and vesicles are generated that will form part of other cellular organelles or be expelled.

These are organelles formed by the Golgi Apparatus which contain digestive enzymes with which to perform cellular digestion.
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum
The smooth endoplasmic reticulum is responsible for the production of lipids.

Eukaryotic plant cells are very similar to animal cells . Both have a nucleus, mitochondrion, ribosomes, endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi apparatus, etc. But they also have some differences: plant cells don't have centrioles (exclusive to animal cells), and they have some characteristics that animal cells don't have, such as chloroplasts, the cellular wall, and large vacuoles.

C hloroplasts, like mitochondria, are organelles surrounded by a double membrane. The internal membrane has branches that extend toward the interior (lamellae), where they form sacks (thylakoids) which group together to form granas.

They are the organelles responsible for the production of energy in the cell. They produce chlorophyll, which is responsible for absorbing light for photosynthesis.

The Golgi apparatus is made up of sacks and vesicles from the endoplasmic reticulum. Here, the substances produced in the endoplasmic reticulum are modified and vesicles are generated that will form part of other cellular organelles or be expelled.

The cell or plant wall is the structure through which the different cells of plant tissues are connected.

It is the rigid outer cover, mainly made up of cellulose, which is located on the outside of the plasma membrane. It protects the cells and gives them their shape.

Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

The smooth endoplasmic reticulum is mainly responsible for the production of lipids.

This is where the genetic information or DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) is stored, which is responsible for processes like metabolism and growth and development. It is an organelle which is surrounded by a dual structure called the nuclear envelope.

Vacuoles are very large vesicles that can occupy 90% of the cell volume, displacing all organelles to the other side of the cell. It is responsible for maintaining the shape and size of the cell, as well as storing substances.

Ly sosomes are organelles formed by the Golgi apparatus that contain digestive enzymes with which they perform cellular digestion.

It is in these large organelles where breathing occurs and energy is obtained from the metabolism of sugars.

They are wrapped in a double membrane and use oxygen to oxidize the organic matter that reaches it, and energy and carbon dioxide (CO2) are released.

Prokaryotic organisms were the first living beings to appear on Earth, some 3.5 billion years ago. Their internal structure was very simple, with DNA scattered in the cytoplasm , in a region called the nucleoid that was not separated from the rest of the cytoplasm

They are extensions of the cytoplasm that allow movement in some bacteria.

Regulates the entry and exit of substances into the cell. In some places, the plasma membrane folds inwards forming mesosomes, structures involved in cellular respiration and reproduction.

As well as this membrane, the structure of the prokaryotic cell contains:

Bacterial capsule: Some prokaryotic cells may have a thick, rigid capsule that wraps around the outside.

Cell wall: A strong, rigid envelope that shapes the cell between the plasma membrane and the bacterial capsule (if any).

DNA is made up of a circular DNA molecule. It's dispersed in the cytoplasm, in an area called the nucleoid.

Organelles in the cytoplasm which are responsible for protein synthesis.

Ribosomes are the only organelles present in prokaryotic cells.

Internal space delimited by the plasma membrane.

Fimbrias and pili are short and numerous filaments that have various functions, such as fixing the bacteria to the substrate or exchanging molecules with other cells or with the outside.
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Genetik
Zellen Die DNA/ Chromosomen Mitose
Die Genwirkkette
Mutationen Die Mendel´schen Regeln
Autosomaler Erbgang

Gonosomaler Erbgang
Vertretung 13.12.
Stammbaumanalyse

Intermediärer Erbgang
Vererbung nach Mendel
Genetische Variabilität
Einstieg Meiose
Was verstehst Du unter Genetik?

Erstelle eine Mind-map mit allen Begriffen, die Dir spontan zur Genetik einfallen!

Um tiefer in die Materie der Genetik einsteigen zu können, müssen wir uns erst mal anschauen, wie unser Körper aufgebaut ist. Die Grundbausteine unseres Körpers sind die Zellen.
Zellen- Die Grundbausteine des Lebens
Der Zellkern ist für die Genetiker das wichtigste Zellorganell. Lerne hier, warum der Zellkern so wichtig ist:
Zellkern
Die DNA ist ein langes Molekül. Wie sie genau aufgebaut ist, lernst Du hier:
DNA
Jeder Mensch hat eine bestimmte Anzahl von Chromosomen in jedem Zellkern. Lerne hier, was Chromosomen sind und wie viele Chromosomen in jedem Zellkern sind:
Chromosomen
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Informiere Dich mit Hilfe des Materials, welche Zellen einen Zellkern haben und welche Funktion er hat.
Der Zellkern Um sich überhaupt mit der Genetik auseinandersetzen zu können, muss man den Aufbau der Erbsubstanz - der DNA - verstanden haben. Klicke auf das Material, um zu lernen, wie die DNA aufgebaut ist. Ein Chromosom Der Chromosomensatz Das Karyogramm
Die Chromosomen

1. Was ist ein Chromosom und woraus besteht es?

2. Wie viele Chromosomen besitzt jede menschliche Zelle? Welche zwei Typen von Chromosomen unterscheidet man?

3. Was bedeutet ein haploider oder ein diploider Chromosmensatz und in welchen Zellen findet man diese?

3. Wie kann man an einem Karyogramm erkennen, ob es sich um einen Mann oder eine Frau handelt?

Damit jede Zelle nach der Teilung die richtige Anzahl an Chromosomen beinhaltet, muss sich die DNA erst verdoppeln und anschließend richtig auf beide Tochterzellen aufteilen.

Diesen Vorgang der Zellkernteilung nennt man MITOSE.

Lese die Seiten 208-209 in Deinem Buch und bringe die Phasen der Mitose in die richtige Reihenfolge!

Die Mitose - Lösung
Text Die Mitose findet in den Die Meiose findet in den Keimzellen statt und halbiert den Chromosomensatz! Körperzellen statt und Übung Beschreibe den normalen Meiose-Verlauf links. verändert den Chromosomensatz Genetische Variabilität Die Genwirkkette Was passiert, wenn Gen 1 nicht funktioniert? Wo darf kein Fehler passiert sein, damit der gelbe Stoff produziert werden kann? An welcher Stelle hat ein Fehler keinen Einfluss auf den gelben Stoff? Welcher Stoff wird produziert, wenn Gen 3 richtig funktioniert? Aufgabe: Lese Seite 214 in Deinem Buch und bearbeite Aufgabe 3 (Seite 215). nicht!
Die Meiose - Lösung

Zusammenfassung Meiose 1:

Die homologen Chromosomen-Paare werden getrennt und auf zwei Tochterzellen aufgeteilt.
Mutationen -
Zusammenfassung Meiose 2:

Die Chromatiden jedes Chromosomns werden am Centromer geteilt.
Mutationen
Ergebnis: Vier Zellen mit je einem Ein-Chromatid-Chromosom --> Bereit zur Befruchtung (= halber Chromosomensatz)

Jeder Mensch ist ein Individuum und ein "Mosaik" aus den Genen seiner Vorfahren.

Um diese genetische Variabilität besser zu verstehen, machen wir heute einen Modellversuch.

Gene sind kleine Teilstücke der DNA, die auch "Funktionseinheit" genannt werden können.

Jedes Gen beinhaltet die Information zur Herstellung eines Proteins. Das hergestellte Protein bezeichnet man als "Genprodukt".
Vererbung nach Mendel MendelS Versuche an Erbsenpflanzen
Eine große Gruppe der Proteine sind Enzyme.

Enzyme katalysieren (beschleunigen) verschiedene Stoffwechselreaktionen in unserem Körper. Ohne Enzyme wäre z.B. die Verdauung nicht möglich oder auch die Herstellung verschiedener Stoffe, wie z.B. Farbstoffe.

Was sind Mutationen und kann man von ihnen als "Fluch" oder "Segen" sprechen?

Informiere Dich auf Seite 216 in Deinem Biobuch genauer über das Thema "Mutationen".
Uniformitäts-Regel
Bearbeite anschließend Aufgabe 2 und 3 auf Seite 217.
Spaltungs-Regel
Der Schneehase
Neukombinations-Regel
Aufgabe 2

Resistenzbildung

Aufgabe 3

Gregor Mendel (1822 - 1884) war ein Augustinermönch und hat als erster Mensch Versuche zur Vererbung durchgeführt, deren Erkenntnisse die Wissenschaft leider erst nach seinem Tod zu würdigen musste.

1. Lese den Text auf Seite 218.
Die Uniformitäts-Regel
2. Was versteht man unter folgenden Begriffen: Gene, Allele, reinerbig und mischerbig?
Die Spaltungs-Regel
3. Bitte bearbeite Aufgabe 3 auf Seite 219.

Die Neukombinations-Regel
Diese erste Regel bezieht sich auf die erste Tochtergeneration (F1-Generation).
Übung zu der 3. Mendel´schen Regel
Diese zweite Regel bezieht sich auf die zweite Tochtergeneration (F2-Generation).

Diese dritte Regel bezieht sich auf Experimente, bei denen mehrere Merkmale betrachtet werden (z.B. Farbe und Form).

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Übung zu der 3. Mendel´schen Regel - 3 Merkmale werden vererbt -
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Der intermediäre Erbgang
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Die Mendel´schen Regeln

Wenn reinerbige Individuen einer Art gekreuzt werden, die sich in einem Merkmal unterscheiden, dann ist bei allen Nachkommen in der F1-Generation das betrachtete Merkmal gleich.

Wenn in Bezug auf ein Merkmal micherbige Individuen der F1-Generation miteinander gekreuzt werden, treten in der F2-Generation beide betrachteten Merkmalsausprägungen im Zahlenverhältnis 3:1 wieder auf.

Bei der Kreuzung von Individuen, die sich in mehreren Merkmalen unterscheiden, können bei Individuen der Folgegenerationen neue Merkmalskombinationen auftreten. Die Erbanlagen werden unabhängig voneinander vererbt.
Der Stammbaum "Zungenroller" "Nicht-Roller" Die Stammbaumanalyse
Ermittle die Genotypen der P-Generation und der F1-Generation.

Es werden zwei Hamster miteinander gekreuzt: Das weibliche Tier ist reinrassig für die Fellfarbe braun, die Einfarbigkeit des Fells und Haarwirbel. Das männliche Tier ist reinerbig für die Fellfarbe weiß, die Geschecktheit des Fells und das glatte Fell. Die Nachkommen sehen alle so aus wie das väterliche Tier.

1) Erkläre, welche Merkmale rezessiv und welche dominant vererbt werden.
Vertretung 13.12.
2) Lege ein Kombinationsquadrat an und fülle es aus. Beachte, dass drei Merkmale vererbt werden.

Bei allen Beispielen, die wir bisher besprochen haben, handelte es sich um den dominant-rezessiven Erbgang. Der Phänotyp zeigte also das dominante oder rezessive Merkmal . Beim intermediären Erbgang ist das etwas anders...

1. Lese die Seite 224 in Deinem Buch und informiere Dich über den intermediären Erbgang.

2. Wende Dein Wissen in Aufgabe 1 auf Seite 225 an.

Rätsel zur klassischen Genetik

Einem Stammbaum kann man so einige Informationen entnehmen. Zum Beispiel die Verwandtschaftsverhältnisse innerhalb einer Familie.

Für uns ist es besonders interessant zu sehen, welche Familienmitglieder ein bestimmtes Merkmal aufzeigen, um herauszufinden, wie es vererbt wurde.
Das Marfan-Syndrom Albinismus Weitere Stammbäume zum autosomalen Erbgang
Bei unserer ersten Stammbaumanalyse werden wir das Merkmal des "Zungenrollers" anschauen.

65% bis 81% der Menschen können die Zunge rollen und wir werden anhand des Materials untersuchen, ob dieses Merkmal dominant oder rezessiv vererbt wird.

(Heute weiß man übrigens, dass man das Zunge rollen auch erlernen kann, weshalb man es eigentlich keinem Erbgang sicher zuordnen kann...)

Also arbeitet Ihr einfach selbstständig an den Stammbäumen weiter.

Wie war das mit dem Zungenrollen? Die meisten von Euch hatten letzte Stunde herausgefunden, ob es dominant oder rezessiv vererbt wird.
Der gonosomale Erbgang Diese Erbgänge untersche.idet man in der Humangenetik:
Arbeitet Euch heute durch die folgenden Folien (weitere Übung zum autosomalen Erbgang und zum gonosomalen Erbgang). Ich freue mich schon, wenn wir das nächste Woche gemeinsam besprechen können!

Guten Morgen liebe Klasee 9A,

es tut mir so leid, dass ich heute nicht bei Euch sein kann! Doch leider hat mein kleiner Sohn Durchfall und so kann ich ihn nicht in die Betreuung geben.

Organisatorisch ließ es sich leider nicht anders einrichten, als dass ich bei ihm zu Hause bleiben muss.

In dem Material findet Ihr zwei weitere Stammbäume, die Ihr analysieren sollt.

Im ersten Stammbaum sind die Merkmalsträger vom "Marfan-Syndrom" betroffen und im zweiten Stammbaum vom "Albinismus".

Könnt Ihr herausfinden, wie diese Merkmale vererbt werden?

Hier könnt Ihr den Stammbaum aus dem englischen Königshaus sehen. Die "Bluterkrankheit" tritt erstaunlich häufig auf.

Woran könnte das liegen und was fällt Euch noch auf?

Autosomal dominant

Ein betroffenes Allel reicht aus, damit sich die Krankheit zeigt.

Autosomal rezessiv

Die Krankheit tritt nur auf, wenn beide Allele betroffen sind.
Übungen zur Stammbaumanalyse
Gonosomal dominant

Die Krankheit zeigt sich (auch bei Frauen) wenn bereits ein X-Chromosom betroffen ist.

Gonosomal rezessiv

Die Krankheit kann durch ein unbetroffenes X-Chromosom ausgeglichen werden.

Autosomal
für Eure Mitarbeit!
Gonosomal

Die Krankheit liegt auf einm Autosom (Chromosom 1-22)

--> wird unabhängig vom Geschlecht vererbt

Die Krankheit liegt auf einm Gonosom (X-Chromosom)

--> wird abhängig vom Geschlecht vererbt

Sarah berichtet

Dirk

Julia

Diana

Daniel

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school team Slovakia, 2020/2021

How can we preserve Water?

Saving water in our gardens

Saving water - extending measures

The presentation contains various quizzes created via wordwall, kahoot, learning apps, involveme and genially.

Conclusion

Saving water in agriculture - more efficient irrigation

Saving water in agriculture - best practices

Saving water in our households - leaks

Saving water in our households - sinks

Saving water in our households - shower

Saving water in our households - laundry

Introduction

INDEX

Learning through gamification

You can choose a quiz from the offer and investigate the ways of saving water or discover more facts about water. It is also possible to use interactive elements (labelled as "+info") or recommended videos to get additional information.

Info

Clean, fresh water is a limited resource. With all the severe droughts happening in the world, the limited supply of fresh water is becoming one of our most precious resources. Every person on earth needs water to survive. Without it, many of us would get sick and even result in death.

Why is it necessary to preserve water?

We can save water in our households, in agriculture, in industries, we should demand more effective laws and regulations.

This kahoot quiz consists of 10 slides. To play it, click on the interactive element in the picture and use kahoot.it on your mobile phones.

Info

made by K.G. and H.H.

Info

saving water in our households - shower

made by F.M. and N.M.

This kahoot quiz consists of 11 slides. To play it, click on the interactive element in the picture and use kahoot.it on your mobile phones.

saving water in our households - laundry

made by B.B. and V.D.

made by S.V. and K.L.

To play this quiz, just click on the interactive element in the picture.

This kahoot quiz consists of 11 slides. To play it, click on the interactive element in the picture and use kahoot.it on your mobile phones.

saving water in our households - leaks

Info

Info

saving water in our households - sinks

This learningapp consists of 10 slides. To play it, click on the interactive element in the picture.

Info

Info

made by S.B. and N.V.

saving water in our households - gardens

made by D.G.

This wordwall quiz consists of 10 slides. To play it, click on the interactive element in the picture.

saving water in our households - extending measures

made by M.Č. and V.H.

made by E.F.

This wordwall quiz consists of 10 slides. To play it, click on the interactive element in the picture.

This genially quiz consists of 10 question + 10 answer slides. To play it, click on the interactive element in the picture.

Info

Info

saving water in agriculture - more efficient irrigation

saving water in agriculture - best practices

made by Slovak school team

Info

This wordwall quiz consists of 10 slides. To play it, click on the interactive element in the picture.

Origins of water quiz

Info

This genially quiz consists of 10 slides. To play it, click on the interactive element in the picture.

Basics about water quiz

Info

This wordwall quiz consists of 10 slides. To play it, click on the interactive element in the picture. You have 10 minutes to answer all questions.

Water footprint quiz

if you want to learn more, these quizzes provide further information about water

GALLERY

created by Beata Bojnanská, Vanessa Dekanová, Martina Černá, Vanessa Hallová, Nina Mochňacká, Ernest Fázik, Filip Moskal, Dominika Glosová, Simona Bilková, Kristína Golkovská, Hedviga Hlavnová, Nikola Vargová, Klára Lišková and Simona Vančová (classes 1.B, 2.B, 3.B, 4.B)

for eTwinning project eSTEM 2020/2021

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Bist du bereit für die Klassenarbeit?

Bist du startklar für die Klassenarbeit?

Niederschläge

Wolkenfamiien

Extremes Wetter

Windrichtungen

Aggregatzustände

Temperatur

Wasserkreislauf 1

Wasserkreislauf 2

Mit der Lernkarte kannst du verschiedene Bereiche zum Thema "Wetter" üben.

Wenn du auf einen bestimmten Themenbereich klickst, öffnet sich automatisch die Übung

Wenn du diese wieder schließt, kommst du zurück zur Lernkarte und kannst eine andere Übung machen.

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FIND THE PAIR!

Can you match the following images in record time? Let's go!

Put your memory to the test!

STARt

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TRY AGAIN

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You did it! You have an incredible memory!

YOUR TIME

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SCRIPT TIEMPO

Estos 3 scripts deben estar en el primer slide en el que deba empezar a correr el tiempo

Este script debe ir agrupado con una caja de texto con este formato:

HH:MM:SS

Este script debe ir suelto dentro del lienzo

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Este script debe ir agrupado con una caja texto con este formato:

Este script debe estar colocado en el último slide, donde deba pararse el tiempo

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*Los script son transparentes, al insertarlos en el lienzo solo se "verán" cuando el elemento esté seleccionado

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The

Cell

The cell is the basic structural, functional, and biological unit of all known living organisms.

eukaryotic

Organisms can be classified as unicellular (consisting of a single cell; including bacteria) or multicellular (including plants and animals). Cells are of two types: eukaryotic, which contain a nucleus, and prokaryotic, which do not. Prokaryotes are single-celled organisms, while eukaryotes can be either single-celled or multicellular. Here you can see an animal eukaryotic cell.

Move arround the cell to discover all the organelles and cellular structures, that carry out specific functions necessary for normal cellular operation.

Channels/pores A channel in the plasma membrane of the cell. This channel consists of certain proteins whose function is to control the movement of nutrients and water in the cell.

Cytoplasm A term for the all content of a cell apart of nucleus. Although in the illustration is not represented, the cytoplasm contains mainly water.

Nucleus The nucleus is the control center of the cell. It is the major organelle of the cell and contains the DNA of the cell.

Golgi Apparatus This organelle of the cell is the one that is responsible for the correct classification and delivery of proteins produced in the ER.

Centrioles These are only found in animal cells and they enter in action when cells divide, helping the organization of chromosomes

Lisosomes Created by the Golgi, these help break large molecules into smaller pieces that the cell can use.

Mitochondria The cellular organelle responsible for supplying most of the energy necessary for cellular activity in the form of ATP.

Plasmatic Membrane The membrane surrounding the cell is composed of two lipid layers called "lipid bilayer"

Microvillus Are microscopic cellular membrane protrusions that increase the surface area for diffusion and minimize any increase in volume and are involved in a wide variety of functions.

Ribosomes Organelles that help in protein synthesis. Ribosomes are composed of two parts, called subunits. They are named for their size. A unit is larger than the other so called large and small subunits.

Endoplasmatic Reticulum (ER) It is a network of membranes in the cytoplasm of the cell. There are two types of RE. When the RE is attached ribosomes is called rough ER and smooth ER when lacking ribosomes in the ER.

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ROCK YOU!

AC/DC

WE WILL

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The Band

2

Group Members

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AC/DC VS Guns N' Roses

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AC / DC Quotes

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Legendary Concerts

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Videos

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3 Best Discs

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Learn More

INDEX

THE BAND

How it all began

The Australian group AC/DC was created in 1973, thanks to two Scottish brothers, Malcolm and Angus Young.The group's name, wtih its electric connotations, is made up of the abbreviation for Alternating Current / Direct Current.When the group was formed, Angus was just 15, and someone suggested that he get on stage dressed in a school uniform. From that moment on, that became part of the group's signature look.

WHO THEY ARE

Current members

Axl Rose

Angus Young

Stevie Young

Chris Slade

Lead Vocals (Fourth Vocalist)

Lead Guitar

Drums

Rhythm Guitar, Backing Vocals

Chris Sladewas born in Pontypridd, UK on October 30, 1946. He was AC/DC'S drummer from 1989 to 1994, and in 2015 he rejoined the band following the leave of Phil Rudd.

Angus McKinnon Young is an Australian musician who was born in Glasgow on the 31st of March, 1955. He's a founding member and the main guitarist as well as the only group member who has stayed in the band since its creation.

Stevie Young is a Scottish rock musician who was born in Glasgow on November 12, 1956. He's Steven Young's son and Angus Young and Malcolm Young's nephew. He plays rhythm guitar in the band.

Axl Rose was born in Lafayette, Indiana, on February 6, 1962. He's a singer-songwriter, musician, and pianist. As of April, 2016, he's the main vocalist of the mythical band AC/DC.

VS

Discography

The album Back in Black (1980) is the second most sold album in history with over 50 million copies

Their alblums have been sold in many countries, adding to an estimated total of 200 million copies

Axl Rose is the main vocalist as of April 2016, substituting for Brian Johnson

AC / DC

Guns N' Roses

The group has sold over 150 million albums worldwide

The album Appetite for Destruction (1987) has sold over 30​ millionde copies worldwide

Axl Rose is the singer, leader, and composer of the 7-member group

"I just go where the guitar takes me."

AC / DC QUOTES

Angus Young

"When I'm on stage the savage in me is released. It's like going back to being a cave man. It takes me six hours to come down after a show."

Legendary Concerts

Live at River Plate(Argentina-2009)

Rock in Rio(Brazil-1985)

Live at Donington(Scotland-1991)

Let There Be Rock-The Movie (France-1980)

No Bull(Spain-1996)

Oakland Coliseum, (California-1979)

VIDEOS

MORE SONGS

Back in Black

Thunderstruck

Angus Young.Solo At River Plate

THE THREE BEST SOLOS

Chris SladeDrum Solo

Angus Young "Awesome Guitar Solo"

3 BEST ALBUMS

Highway to hell

Back in Black

Rock or bust

1979

2014

1980

AC /DC

To Learn More

THANKS!

Fuentes: acdc.com, taringa.net y es.wikipedia.org

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ROCK YOU! AC/DC WE WILL 1 The Band 2 Group Members 3 AC/DC VS Guns N' Roses 4 AC / DC Quotes 5 Legendary Concerts 6 Videos 7 3 Best Discs 8 Learn More INDEX THE BAND How it all began The Australian group AC/DC was created in 1973, thanks to two Scottish brothers, Malcolm and Angus Young.The group's name, wtih its electric connotations, is made up of the abbreviation for Alternating Current / Direct Current.When the group was formed, Angus was just 15, and someone suggested that he get on stage dressed in a school uniform.

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Ich lieebe Edubreakouts....und meine Schüler*innen inzwischen auch. Dieses ist mir wegen der Aktualität ins Auge gefallen.

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FRANCE

12/24

FRENCH

BURT

LONDON !

Let'svisit

Watch the video and answer the quiz !

Get on the bus !

FRANCE

12/24/1999

FRENCH

BURT

My name is (name).I was born on (birthday).I am (nationality).I live in (city, country).

Passport

Can you introduce yourself ?

WHEN ?

WHAT ?

WHERE ?

WHO ?

Watch and fill in the table !

Let's have Tea !

FRANCE

Where are you staying at ?

12/24

FRENCH

BURT

What are you going to do in London ?

Imagine that you are arriving in London. You must go to the Customs and answer the officer's questions !

What's your name ?

Where areyou from ?

At the Customs...

Big Ben

Listen and do the activities !

What's the French for the underlined words ?

Highlight the rhymes.

The London Eye is a ... wheelAll ... and bright and made of steelIt's slowly ... round and roundOffering views of ... above the groundFamous landmarks and sights dramaticThe nation's ... panoramic... visitors express sentimentIn ...'s faces wondermentBut all agree it's worth the feeTo ... the wheel, the sights to see

Listen to the poem and complete the text !

London Eye

Read the descriptions and match them to the right place !

a) gallery - b) ballroom - c) cinemad) post office - e) state dining roomf) swimming pool - g) balcony

This is the Queen's London home. If you are in London between August and October, you can go inside. You can see the State dining room, ballroom, the Queen's gallery with her paintings. But you can't see all of the rooms. It is too big !

Buckingham Palace

1- No smoking or vaping.2 - Prams and pushchairs may not be used on the escalators for your child's safety.3 - You may be requested to show the contents of your bag.4 - Customers wearing inappropriate attire may be refused the entry.5 - Children under the age of 15 must be accompanied by an adult.6 - Large items of luggage must be deposited at left luggage.7 - No open beverages, the consumption of food and drinks is not permitted. 8 - No dogs except assisance dogs.

Match the rules with the right sign.

Harrods

Watch the video and discover the Royal Albert Hall !

The Royal Albert Hall is a concert hall located in Central London. It was designed by 2 architects, based on the Colosseum in Rome, and opened by Queen Victoria in 1871. It can seat about 5,400 people. It measures 83 metres across and 41 metres high.

Royal Albert Hall

Who was Admiral Nelson ? Look at the document and find the adjectives !

Watch the video and find the dates,the countries and the people involved in the Battle of Trafalgar !

Trafalgar Square

Take District Line from Blackfriars to Baker Street.

Answer

Take Piccadilly Line from Covent Garden to King's Cross St Pancras.

Take Central Line from Bond Street to Bank.

Which colours are the following lines ?

Please, mind the gapbetween the train and the platform !

The Tube

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Activités (oral/écrit) sur la visite de Londres.

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J.Jellyfish Marine coelenterates with an umbrellalike body and long tentacles.,C.Cat Asmall, furry, carnivorous animal often kept as a pet.,V.Vulture A large bird of prey, related to the hawks and eagles, that soars at a high altitude.,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,X.Xerus An African ground squirrel having spiny fur, very short ears, and a long tail.,L. Lion Member of the cat family having a tufted tail and, in the male, a large mane.,D.Dog Acommon four-legged animal kept as a pet and bred in many varieties.,Z.Zebra Ahorselike mammal having a special pattern of black stripes on a whitish background.,K.Kangaroo Marsupial having a small head, powerful hind legs used for leaping, and a long, thick tail.,U.Uakari Any of several medium-sized, the only New World monkeys having a short tail.,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,M.Monkey A primate having a tail.,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,E.Elephant Avery large five-toed mammal having a long trunk and large tusks.,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,T. Tiger Alarge, powerful, brownish-orange colored cat with black stripes.,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,I.Iguana Alizard with a large stout body and a fringe from neck to tail.,S.Snake A scaly reptile with a long thin body that has no arms or legs.,A.Ant A small insect that lives in highly organized colonies.,Alphabet1 letter 1 animal,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,Y.Yak A large, shaggy-haired ox of the Tibetan highlands, having long, curved horns.,H.Horse A large mammal with solid hooves, used for carrying or pulling loads and for riding.,R. Rabbit Alarge-eared, hopping animal, usually smaller than the hare, living in holes in the ground.,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,O.Octopus A sea creature having a soft, oval body and eight tentacles with suckers on them.,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,W.Wolf Ameat-eating animal resembling and related to the dog.,Q.Quial A small, plump bird of the pheasant family.,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,P.Pig Ashort, fat mammal with hooves.,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,AnimalAlphabet,N. Newt A brightly colored salamander that can live on land and in water.,F.Fox A small member of the dog family having a sharply pointed nose and face and a long bushy tail.,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,B.Bear Alarge, stocky mammal with thick, rough fur and a very short tail.,Alphabet1 letter1 animal,G.Giraffe A tall, long-necked, spotted animal of Africa, the tallest living four-legged animal.

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Wiederholung und Festigung eines gelernten Wortschatzes mit viel Spaß und Interaktion.

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Hobbies

RULES: Roll the dice

1 - Spell it.2- Draw it.3 - Spell it backwards.4 - Mime it.5 - Describe it.6 - Write related words.

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Reading books

Dancing

Singing

Listening to music

Playing the piano

Learning languages

Shopping

Traveling

Playing the guitar

Hiking

Cycling

Exercising

Drawing

Painting

Collecting things

Playing PC games

Cooking

Baking

Gardening

Sewing

Playing tennis

Playing football

Playing board games

Walking

Writing stories

Reading books

Fishing

Camping

Photography

Skydiving

Scuba diving

Skating

Skiing

Snowboarding

Playing snowballs

Horse-riding

Roller skating

Riding a scooter

Playing chess

Surfing

Playing hockey

Watching TV

Playing paintball

Riding motorbike

Watching stars

Making models

Knitting

Rafting

Jogging

Crocheting

Shooting

Flying model planes

Swimming

Playing volleyball

Doing judo

Playing the flute

Playing blind man's buff

Playing hide-and-seek

Playing bowling

Playing cards

Lifting weights

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Eine digitale Reise durch die Schweiz gestalten, mit einem Quiz zu den wichtigsten Sehenswürdigkeiten.

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QUICK GUIDE TO

5 FUN FACTS

RECOMMENDATIONS

EXTRA INFO

EU-dan-jezika- EŠV

Pješački prijelazi u Bernu (napravljeni nakon 2012.godine) obloženi su dijamantnom prašinom Swarovski kristala kako bi se povećala vidljivost noću

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Jungfraujoch je jedno od najljepših mjesta u Švicarskoj, a nazivaju ga još i Vrhom Europe. Riječ je o planinskom vrhuncu u Bernskim Alpama koji se izdiže na 4158 metara. Na visini od 3454 metara tu ćete naći najvišu europsku željezničku postaju.

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Za mnoge je Ženevsko jezero najpoznatije mjesto Švicarske te ujedno i jedno od najposjećenijih. Ovo ledenjačko jezero ima prosječnu dubinu od 150 metara, a u njegovom sklopu nalazi se i slavna fontana Jet d'Eau.

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SWITZERLAND

Switzerland has a few different names...The English name for Switzerland unsurprisingly means "Land of the Switzer", which is an old name for the Swiss people. However, there are actually a few other names that you will see dotted throughout the country. This includesLa Suisse in French andDie Schweiz in Germany. You will often see its Latin nameConfoederatio Helvetica used, too. This is also abbreviated to .ch in Switzerland's internet code domain.

In Switzerland, you could have to pay the biggest fine in the world for speeding. A local car driver was driving at 180 miles per hour and he received a 650 thousand euro fine.The thing is, the fines in this country are not fixed, and they depend on the amount of money that you earn. The more you earn, the more you pay. This is how they perceive justice in Switzerland.

In Bern, more than 7 million bars of Toblerone are produced every year. And not a long time ago, a new kind of chocolate was invented - the ruby chocolate.The Swiss company Valcambi produces gold bars, called CombiBar, shaped like chocolate bars. You can easily break these bars into small bits, which weigh 1 gram, and use them to pay for things.

In 2017, Switzerland took the 3rd placein the rating of the countries which actively fight bribery. What's curious is that Switzerland decided to make bribery "legal" in a form of payment for a specific service. They thought that it would be more effective than fighting bribery.

The citizens of Switzerland can't have only one guinea pig as a pet. This is because scientists figured out that these animals are very sad when they are alone and they need company. So, when one guinea pig dies, its owner must buy the other one a friend which means that the owner could have guinea pigs forever. In order to avoid this, there is a special rental service. You can buy a guinea pig at a regular price and return it for half the price at any time.When it comes to cats, you allowed have one cat only on the condition that it's allowed to go outside or see other cats from the window. Otherwise, you have to buy two.

The English name for Switzerland unsurprisingly means "Land of the Switzer", which is an old name for the Swiss people. However, there are actually a few other names that you will see dotted throughout the country. This includesLa Suissein French andDie Schweizin Germany. You will often see its Latin nameConfoederatio Helveticaused, too. This is also abbreviated to .ch in Switzerland's internet code domain.

Many people think that Switzerland is the country of pacifists because it remains neutral in any military conflict. But this is not entirely true. The military service for men there is obligatory and it starts at the age of 18. The biggest part of the male population is in the army reserve, that's why men have weapons at home and are ready to use them at any moment.There are 8 million people in the country and 4 million guns (that's 50guns for evey 100 people). However, the crime rate in Switzerland is one of the lowest in the world. And alcohol is sold only until 10:00 p.m.

With much of the country covered by the Alps, Switzerland is one of the highest countries in Europe. In total, there are precisely 208 Swiss mountains that stretch up past 3,000 meters. These include the legendary Matterhorn, which can be seen on bars of the famous Swiss chocolate brand, Toblerone.

Switzerland is bordered to the west by France, to the north by Germany, to the east byAustria and Liechtenstein, and to the south byItaly. It extends about 135 miles (220 km) from north to south and 220 miles (350 km) at its widest extent from west to east.Despite its location in central Europe, the country is neither a member of the European Union or the European Economic Area. Unlike many of its neighbors, it's also not a member of NATO and didn't join the United Nations until 2002.

The Swiss flag is among the most iconic in the world: the simple white cross on a red background. You'll see it throughout the country, on official buildings, and during sports events. However, there's one noticeable difference between the Swiss flag and others. It's square, and entirely unique among sovereign states, apart from tiny Vatican City.

Coming in at a staggering 57km in length, Switzerland's Gotthard Tunnel is the longest tunnel in the world. Located 2.3km beneath the Alps, the tunnel was built to strengthen rail connections between the north and south of the country. The tunnel took 17 years to complete, and cost an eye-watering €11 billion.

Switzerland has four official languages: German, French, Italian, and Romansh. The most widely-spoken language is Swiss German, a dialect of standard German. French is largely spoken in the west of the country, while Italian is the prominent language in the south. However, you'll find that English is widely spoken, particularly among young Swiss people.

Swiss laws also prohibit giving your child a name that could damage their future interests. This includes giving them brand names and place names, as well as biblical names derived from unsavory characters, such as Judas or Cain.

For a small country, Switzerland certainly aces it on the tennis court. The alpine nation has brought the world Martina Hingis, Stanislas Wawrinka, and, of course, Roger Federer. Hingis was just 16 when she won the first of her 25 Grand Slam titles, while Federer has notched up a record 20 Grand Slam singles titles.

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INFO TRAVEL GUIDE by vera.kovacevic on Genially

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Un week-end à Paris

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Tu passes un week-end à Paris et avant de repartir, tu dois récupérer un souvenir à chaque monument. Les numéros associés à chaque souvenir te donneront accès au numéro du vol.

You are spending a weekend in Paris. You must collect a souvenir at each monument. The numbers associated to the souvenirs will give you your flight number.

Prends vite l'avion pour rentrer à Londres!

You are spending the week-end in Paris. You must collect a souvenir at each monument before boarding the plane. The numbers associated to the souvenirs will give you access to the flight.

Catch your flight to get back to London!

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Quel numéro as-tu trouvé?

Ces nuages sont un peu bizarres... Peut-être qu'ils cachent quelque chose?

Pour trouver le code du cadenas, complète la mission en cliquant sur la Tour Eiffel.

To find out the code, complete the mission by clicking on the Eiffel Tower.

These clouds look a bit suspicious... They might be hiding something?

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Quel numéro as-tu trouvé?

Clique sur l'Arc de Triomphe pour compléter la mission et trouver le code pour récupérer le souvenir.

Click on the Arc de Triomphe to complete the mission and find the code to collect the souvenir.

Quel numéro as-tu trouvé?

Clique sur la cathédrale Notre Dame et complète la mission pour trouver le code et récupérer le souvenir.

Click on Notre Dame cathedral and complete the mission to find the code and collect the souvenir.

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Deutschland

Escape Game

Los geht's!

Wie gut kennst Du Deutschland?

In diesem Escape Game kannst Du testen, wie gut Du Dich mit der deutschen Geographie, Geschichte und Kultur auskennst!

Viel Erfolg

Start

Wie viele Einwohner hat Deutschland?

dreiundachtzig Millionen

dreiundsiebzig Millionen

siebenundvierzig Millionen

neunzig Millionen

Richtig!

Der Buchstabe dieser Mission ist

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Wie viele Bundesländer hqt Deutschland?

sechzehn

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Versuche es nochmal!

Wo liegen die Städte auf der Karte?

Los geht's!

Wo liegen die Städte auf der Karte?

Hamburg

Berlin

München

Köln

Wo liegen die Städte auf der Karte?

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Berlin

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Köln

Wo liegen die Städte auf der Karte?

Hamburg

Berlin

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Wo liegen die Städte auf der Karte?

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An welche Meere grenzt Deutschland?

Mittelmeer und Atlantik

Nordsee und Schwarzes Meer

Ostsee und Mittelmeer

Nordsee und Ostsee

Richtig!

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Welche Sehenswürdigkeiten gibt es in Berlin?

Los gehts

Welche Sehenswürdigkeiten gibt es in Berlin?

East Side Gallery

Siegessäule

Berliner Fernsehturm

Checkpoint Charlie

Brandenburger Tor

Reichstag

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Welche Sehenswürdigkeiten gibt es in Berlin?

East Side Gallery

Siegessäule

Berliner Fernsehturm

Checkpoint Charlie

Brandenburger Tor

Reichstag

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Welche Sehenswürdigkeiten gibt es in Berlin?

East Side Gallery

Siegessäule

Berliner Fernsehturm

Checkpoint Charlie

Brandenburger Tor

Reichstag

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Welche Sehenswürdigkeiten gibt es in Berlin?

East Side Gallery

Siegessäule

Berliner Fernsehturm

Checkpoint Charlie

Brandenburger Tor

Reichstag

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Welche Sehenswürdigkeiten gibt es in Berlin?

East Side Gallery

Siegessäule

Berliner Fernsehturm

Checkpoint Charlie

Brandenburger Tor

Reichstag

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Welche Sehenswürdigkeiten gibt es in Berlin?

East Side Gallery

Siegessäule

Berliner Fernsehturm

Checkpoint Charlie

Brandenburger Tor

Reichstag

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Der Buchstabe dieser Mission ist

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Wer waren diese deutschen Persönlichkeiten?

Los geht's

Wer waren diese deutschen Persönlichkeiten?

Martin Luther

Johann Sebastian Bach

Albert Einstein

Ludwig van Beethoven

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Wer waren diese deutschen Persönlichkeiten?

Martin Luther

Johann Sebastian Bach

Albert Einstein

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Wer waren diese deutschen Persönlichkeiten?

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Johann Sebastian Bach

Albert Einstein

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Wer waren diese deutschen Persönlichkeiten?

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Lösungswort gesucht!

Um das Spiel beenden, musst Du die Buchstaben der sechs Missionen in der richtigen Reinfolge schreiben. So erhälst Du das Lösungswort!

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Herzlichen Glückwunsch!!

Du hast das Lösungswort gefunden!

BERLIN

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