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Round 2: Answers for Jugyeong (From: Ben) 

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Round 2: Answers for Jugyeong (From: Ben) 

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1. My favorite sport is football, but in the U.S we call it soccer, and my favorite football player is Lionel Messi.

2. My favorite subject in school is Science, and I am pretty good at it, because we have a pretty good teacher, which makes science lessons very clear and easy.

3. My vision for the next ten years is to go to college, and to try and get any kind of degree to become a well known chef and baker.

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Round 2 answering jugyeongs questions.- Grant

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Round 2 answering jugyeongs questions.- Grant

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1. my favorite sport to play is futbol but here in the U.S we call it soccer and my favorite player in soccer futbol is Lionel Messi.

2. My favorite subject in school is science and im pretty good at it the reason it is my favorite is because I have a really good science teacher.

3. My vision for the next ten years is to graduate college and have a job that I like and I want to be out of my parents house and live in an apartment or house.

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He's a South Korean student at Utahloy International School in Guangzhou, China.

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St. Mary's International School Students (Hanoi)-Questions

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St. Mary's International School Students (Hanoi)-Questions

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St. Mary's Student Pen Pal Collab-Round 1

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Learning by practice is always the best, says civil engineering professor Amr ElRagaby. That's what makes a contest to design and build a model bridge from popsicle sticks a valuable experience for his students.

"They can understand the principles, but when they have a chance to apply the theories, they learn something they will never forget," he says.

Students of his third-year class in Finite Element for Analysis and Design will test the load-bearing capacity of their structures Wednesday, and invite the campus community to watch. The competition measures their skills in analyzing, designing and constructing truss bridges built only with craft sticks, toothpicks, and glue. Each bridge will measure 750 mm and will be subjected to a load test until it collapses.

"Failure is the ultimate goal, because only then can we know the ultimate limits of their strengths and flexibility," says Dr. ElRagaby.

The competition offers cash prizes in three categories:

highest ratio of load borne to structure mass and deformation;

most accurate prediction of maximum load; and

most creative and innovative design.

The testing is open for public viewing and begins at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, July 31, in the Industrial Courtyard, Centre for Engineering Innovation.

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Model competition to test engineering students' bridge-building skills

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The public is invited to watch engineering students test the strength of their model bridges on Wednesday.

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Unit 3: Cultural Partnerships Project Rubric  

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Talk about the criteria that will go in the different point values

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Unit 3: Cultural Partnerships Project Rubric  

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Questions:

1. what is your favorite sport and who is your favorite player from that sport.

2. what is your favorite subject in school, are you good at it and why.

3. what is your vision for the next ten years