Ninth Grade by Amal Qtairi

emaqateri1_1 — 2020-12-05 08:39:18 UTC

Read the text below then answer the questions

Mera Alshoraty 1_ The huge crystalline fingers are formed at the bottom of the Dead Sea when the little fingers interact with each other and form larger structures. 2_Because Ahmed’s discovery helped many scientists and researchers explain the phenomenon of possessing salt crystal fingers. 3_ I will try to design the poster later.

2020-12-05 09:55:00 UTC

Mera Alshoraty

2020-12-05 09:57:49 UTC

1_ The huge crystalline fingers are formed at the bottom of the Dead Sea when the little fingers interact with each other and form larger structures.
2_Because Ahmed’s discovery helped many scientists and researchers explain the phenomenon of possessing salt crystal fingers.
3_ I will try to design the poster later.

The Scientist of the Month

2020-12-05 10:48:55 UTC

Rasmih Sawalmeh 9/a

2020-12-05 12:39:58 UTC

1) The researchers believe that when the upper layer of the Dead Sea surface is disturbed by waves, some warm water seeps into the lower cold water layer, and the salt precipitates and forms crystals that reach the bottorm.
Salt crystals sticks form at the bottom of the Dead Sea the tiny fingers that interact with each other as the move down and form larger structures.
2) because he discovered the crystals salt fingers in bottom of the Dead Sea and because his discovery enables other researchers to explain this phenomenon of having those salt crystals fingers.
3) l will try to design the poster later

Layan alsawalmeh ❤️

layanrafat4 — 2020-12-05 15:42:49 UTC

1)The researchers believe that when the upper layer of the Dead Sea surface is disturbed by waves, some warm water seeps into the lower cold water layer, and the salt precipitates and forms crystals that reach the bottom. ... and because the level of the Dead Sea is declining due to the lack of pumping fresh water from the Jordan River, salt layers are concentrated in the central part of this sea.
2)Yes, he deserves to be a scientist of the month because he provided scientific research on the Dead Sea and valuable and useful information for all generations to learn.
3)I will try to design the poster later

Layan Thaher

2020-12-05 16:18:01 UTC

1) since 1979 scientists have observed salt crystals “snowing” down, depositing up to 10cm on the sea floor every year. It’s the only place in the world where this happens and now scientists think they know why.

During summer the Dead Sea separates into two layers: a warm super-salty layer sitting above a cooler less-salty layer. The research shows that when small waves break this boundary they encourage salty fingers to penetrate into the lower layer. Warm water holds more salt than cool water, so as the fingers cool they produce salt crystals which then rain down on the sea floor.
2) Because Ahmad noticed tiny fingers that interact with each other as they move down and form larger structures. His discovery enables other researchers to explain this phenomenon of having those salt crystal fingers.
3)I will try to design the poster as soon as possible

2020-12-05 17:36:22 UTC

The scientist of the month
1)
The salt finger are so small at the first to be unnoticed, but it interact with each other quickly as they move down and they form a large structure.

When a layer of warm and salty water contact with a layer that is cold and fresh, the warm water start to cool and then it sinks down and lengthens into a finger of salty water. The finger loses heat faster than salt. The salt finger continues to sink because the salty water is denser than fresh water in same temperature and it makes a salt crystal finger at the bottom of the sea.
2)because his discovery enables other researchers to explain this phenomenon of having those salt crystal fingers.
Lina sawaftah 9/B

Rawand

2020-12-05 19:16:13 UTC

Salt fingering is a mixing process that occurs when relatively warm, salty water overlies relatively colder, fresher water. It is driven by the fact that heated water diffuses more readily than salty water. A small parcel of warm, salty water sinking downwards into a colder, fresher region will lose its heat before losing its salt, making the parcel of water increasingly denser than the water around it and sinking further. Likewise, a small parcel of colder, fresher water will be displaced upwards and gain heat by diffusion from surrounding water, which will then make it lighter than the surrounding waters, and cause it to rise further. Paradoxically, the fact that salinity diffuses less readily than temperature means that salinity mixes more efficiently than temperature due to the turbulence caused by salt fingers.

Salt fingering was first described mathematically by Professor Melvin Stern of Florida State University in 1960 and important field measurements of the process have been made by Raymond Schmitt of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and Mike Gregg and Eric Kunze of the University of Washington, Seattle. A particularly interesting area for salt fingering is found in the Caribbean Sea, where it is responsible for producing a "staircase" of well-mixed layers a few metres in thickness that extend for hundreds of kilometres.
2.Because his discoveries of massive salt crystal fingers that are fomed at the bottom of the dead sea . Ahmad noticed tiny fingers that interact with each other as they move dawn and move larger structures .his discovery enables other researchers to explain this phenomenon of having those salt crystal fingers.
3.i will design it latter.

Hiba alnemer 9b

2020-12-06 11:52:05 UTC

1-The salt fingers form following small disturbances in the water, the researchers believe. Small parcels of warm water enter the colder water below and cool rapidly; heat diffuses faster than salt.
Once it’s cooler the parcel can hold less salt the salt precipitates out, forming crystals that sink to the lakebed.
2-because he discovered the salt fingers ,and because this discovery enables other researches so he went to great effort to discover it
3-

2020-12-06 13:27:16 UTC

Mayar khader

1_ The huge crystalline fingers are formed at the bottom of the Dead Sea when the little fingers interact with each other and form larger structures.
2_Because Ahmed’s discovery helped many scientists and researchers explain the phenomenon of possessing salt crystal fingers.
3_ I will design the poster later.

2020-12-06 14:36:01 UTC

1-Salt fingering is a mixing process that occurs when relatively warm, salty water overlies relatively colder, fresher water. It is driven by the fact that heated water diffuses more readily than salty water. A small parcel of warm, salty water sinking downwards into a colder, fresher region will lose its heat before losing its salt, making the parcel of water increasingly denser than the water around it and sinking further.
2- because ahmed's Discovery helped many scientist and Researches explain the phenomenon of possessing salt crystal fingers They are formed at the bottom of the Dead sea
3- i will make another one later 🌹
Jowan Hasan 9{A}

2020-12-06 16:48:42 UTC

Lujain Abuhamdan
9/A

1-The salt finger are so small at the first to be unnoticed but it interact with each other quickly as they move down and they form a large structure.
Salt crystals sticks form at the bottom of the Dead Sea the tiny fingers that interact withe each other as the move down and larder.
2-Because his discovery helped many scientists and researchers explain the phenomenon salt crystal fingers.
3- I will try to design the poster later.

2020-12-06 18:10:34 UTC

Dyala azmi
9/A
1_the researchers believe that when the upper layer of the Dead sea surface is disturbed by waves some warm water seeps into the lower cold water layer and the salf precipitates and forms crystals that reach the bottorm.
2 For his important discovery in the Dead sea he discovered massive salt crystal fingers that are formed at the botlom on the Dead sea.
3 I will try to design the poster later.

The Wonderful Salt Crystal Fingers

2020-12-06 19:22:10 UTC

It's a tiny fingers that interact with each other as they move down and form larger structures .

Ahmed deserves to be chosen as the best scientist of the month because of his amazing discovery that opened the way for many scientists to expand their research.

Done by : Rand Al_khateeb 9/B

2020-12-06 19:28:02 UTC

Aya malkawi 9\d
1. The huge crystalline fingers are formed at the bottom of the dead sea when the little fingers interact with each other and form larger structures .
2. Because he discovered massive salt crystal fingers that are formed at the bottom of the dead sea.
3. I will design the poster later.

fatimaalkhawaldeh1970 — 2020-12-07 14:12:43 UTC

Farah Al-khalayleh 💕

1_When warm salty water lies above cold fresh water, vertical fingers of salty or fresh water can develop at the interface with a characteristic width of a few centimeters and height of a few meters. This mixing, which is readily observable in laboratory tank experiments, occurs because of a scale-selective instability related to the different diffusion rates of heat and salt in water (heat diffuses about 100 times faster). The rapid diffusion of heat allows the energy locked up in the unstable temperature gradient to be released on small scales, even though the total density gradient is stable. Since sunlight heats the upper ocean and also causes enhanced salinity through evaporation, it is not suprising that much of the world ocean is fingering favorable. Observational evidence of salt fingers in the ocean is conflicting, but many oceanographers today believe that salt fingering plays a major role in water mass mixing and that hence this centimeter-scale phenomena could significantly influence global ocean circulation.

2- Because Ahmed's discovery helped many scientist and Researches explain the phenomenon of possessing saltcrystal fingers They are formed
at the bottom of the Dead sea

3_

1)Small bands of salty water called "salt fingers" play a major role in stirring tropical waters, according to a new study. Understanding this process is crucial for determining how ocean mixing affects weather and distributes heat around the globe.From a ship, the tropical mid-Atlantic can look deceivingly uniform. But oceans are hardly homogenous. They tend to be layered like a fancy cocktail, with layers of warm water capping colder, denser layers. And, just like a cocktail, the ocean can be stirred.When a warm, salty layer of water contacts a colder and relatively fresher layer, it starts to cool. If a jigger of this salty water loses enough heat, it sinks down into the colder, fresher water, lengthening into a finger of salty water. The finger loses heat faster than it loses salt. So that means the salt finger will continue to sink (salty water is denser than fresh water of the same temperature), losing more heat and displacing the colder water around it, which rises up and mixes into the warm salty layer above.2)Ahmad deserves to be the scientist of the month ,because his discovery enables other researchers to explain this phenomenon of having those salt crystal fingers .

2020-12-07 14:58:45 UTC

Farah Nael
9/A

2020-12-07 15:39:21 UTC

Noura Selawy
9/B

1-Salt fingering is a mixing process that occurs when relatively warm, salty water overlies relatively colder, fresher water. It is driven by the fact that heated water diffuses more readily than salty water. A small parcel of warm, salty water sinking downwards into a colder, fresher region will lose its heat before losing its salt, making the parcel of water increasingly denser than the water around it and sinking further.
2-because Ahmad's discovery helped many scientist and researchers explain the phenomenon of possessing salt crystal fingers.
3-l will try to design the poster later.

Jana ehab 1- Small bands of salty water called "salt fingers" play a major role in stirring tropical waters, Understanding this process is crucial for determining how ocean mixing affects weather and distributes heat around the globe. 1- When a warm, salty layer of water contacts a colder and relatively fresher layer, it starts to cool. If a jigger of this salty water loses enough heat, it sinks down into the colder, fresher water, lengthening into a finger of salty water. The finger loses heat faster than it loses salt. So that means the salt finger will continue to sink (salty water is denser than fresh water of the same temperature), losing more heat and displacing the colder water around it, which rises up and mixes into the warm salty layer above. 2- Because Ahmad's discovery helped many scientists and researchers to explain this phenomenon of possessing salt crystal fingers . 3- Jana ehab

2020-12-08 12:51:44 UTC

1- Small bands of salty water called "salt fingers" play a major role in stirring tropical waters, Understanding this process is crucial for determining how ocean mixing affects weather and distributes heat around the globe.
1- When a warm, salty layer of water contacts a colder and relatively fresher layer, it starts to cool. If a jigger of this salty water loses enough heat, it sinks down into the colder, fresher water, lengthening into a finger of salty water. The finger loses heat faster than it loses salt. So that means the salt finger will continue to sink (salty water is denser than fresh water of the same temperature), losing more heat and displacing the colder water around it, which rises up and mixes into the warm salty layer above.
2- Because Ahmad's discovery helped many scientists and researchers to explain this phenomenon of possessing salt crystal fingers .
3- I will try to design the poster later

Mais alreem 9/A

2020-12-08 15:58:21 UTC

1- Salt fingering is a mixing process that occurs when relatively warm, salty water overlies relatively colder, fresher water. It is driven by the fact that heated water diffuses more readily than salty water. A small parcel of warm, salty water sinking downwards into a colder, fresher region will lose its heat before losing its salt, making the parcel of water increasingly denser than the water around it and sinking further.
2- Because Ahmad discovered the crystal salt fingers in the bottom of the dead sea and he helped many scientists and researchers explain the phenomenon of possessing salt fingers.

2020-12-08 16:58:09 UTC

Hadeel Al Gadoomi ..🤍

emaqateri1_1 — 2020-12-10 13:41:07 UTC

New activity
Answer these questions

Layan Nader . 9 A

2020-12-10 19:57:42 UTC

2020-12-11 13:26:35 UTC

Mera Jamal Al-shoraty
Ninth Grade - b-

1- The art of weathering is an art made by nature, as all nature unites in creating a beautiful landscape that astonishes human minds, and these scenes occur when the elements of nature such as winds, water and other collide with wood, stones or other things, and under it through the air, forming beautiful and picturesque shapes that please all Who saw it.

2-Grotta Gigante Cave: The hall has a capacity of 600 m, a height of 107 m, a width of 65 m and a length of 130 m. It was recorded as the largest cave in the world available to visit in Guinness, the cave distinguishes its strange entrance, and its steep stair that one can easily descend from This cave is difficult for the mind to imagine the dimensions of the cave, which is a cave from the work of nature and it originated 10 million years ago and was discovered in 1840 while searching for water sources and is found in Italy.

Rasmih Sawalmeh. 9/A

2020-12-11 15:38:49 UTC

1) It is the process of breaking up and dissolving rocks, soil and minerals on the surface of the earth or near it by prevailing weather factors without moving crumbs from its place. Weathering differs from erosion or erosion in that erosion includes the fragmentation of rocks with the transport and deposition of this crumb.

2)Monte Corchia, called The Empty Mountain, contains one of the largest cave systems in Europe. The cave is located in the Apuan Alps in northern Tuscany, 16 km from the seaside resort town of Forte dei Marmi. A two-hour guided visit covers nearly 2 km of the 70 km-long underground caves, taking some of the best formations of stalagmites. And satellite and small underground lakes. It is very famous and it comes to many tourists, and I would like to visit it because it is very beautiful.
3) I did it

Lina Sawaftah 9/B

lynaswafth — 2020-12-11 16:28:33 UTC

1)Weathering the first geological process that happen to rocks. It include breaking the rocks, soil and minerals on the surface of the earth without moving crumbs from its place.
2)
Barqash cave
Barqash cave is located in Irbid, 80 km north of Amman. It formed over 4 millions years due to dissolution of limestones by the rain water. The cave consiste of cavities and long as well as narrow paths,these paths can be 100 meters or more in length. There are a lot of stalactites and stalagmites spread across them. It has many colors as a result of the minerals that make up the limestone. I hope that the competent authorities pay more attention to it, so that it will become known internationally. I think I will visit it to know more about this amazing geological landmark.

Weathering

2020-12-11 17:44:36 UTC

1) the process of weathering is the breaking down or dissolving of rocks and minerals on the surface of the Earth. Water, ice, acids, salts, plants, animals, and changes in temperature are all agents of weathering.

2) The Blue Cave :

The Blue cave is a lovely natural treasure on the island Bisevo,Italy, 5 kilometres south of vis island.It formed by weathering.The cave is well-known for the mesmerizing blue mild filling the distance at a specific time of day, whilst the sunlight hits the ocean surface thru a gap at the vault. The mild displays off the water and the white seabed, wrapping the site in a layer of incredible blue. I didn't visit the Blue Cave,but I hope to visit it.
3) I did it.

Roaa rami 9/b

2020-12-11 19:14:11 UTC

Weathering
Dyala azmi 9/1
1-Weathering is the breaking down of rocks, soil, and minerals as well as wood artificial materials through contact with the earth's atmosphere, water and biological organisms.
2- Solution weathering,(Somerset)
These caves were carved by solution weathering when water seeped into cracks in the limestone, gradually enlarging them. Most limestone caves in Britain formed like this. (it is located in Britain).I tried to google the global popularity of this cave, but Icouldn't find it, In my opinion, no, cause I have never heard of it and I think cave is a unique.
Finally, I like to visit this cave because it is a unique and strange cave,l love very old caves and I like to discover new things.
3- I did it

2020-12-12 05:22:08 UTC

Fatima Hessam
Mammoth Cave
It's a large limestone cave located 21km away, south of the Margaret River , south in Southwestern Australia and about 300 km , south of the city of Perth, this cave located in the (Natural Lioness) National park and surrounded by the Cary and Mary Forest, as well as extinct animals.
I really hope that l can visit this wonderful Cave
to see fossils of extinct animals.

Fatima...

Salt finger Alaa Haymour 9A

2020-12-12 10:22:48 UTC

1)Salt fingering is a mixing process that occurs when relatively warm, salty water overlies relatively colder, fresher water. It is driven by the fact that heated water diffuses more readily than salty water. A small parcel of warm, salty water sinking downwards into a colder, fresher region will lose its heat before losing its salt, making the parcel of water increasingly denser than the water around it and sinking further. Likewise, a small parcel of colder, fresher water will be displaced upwards and gain heat by diffusion from surrounding water, which will then make it lighter than the surrounding waters, and cause it to rise further. Paradoxically, the fact that salinity diffuses less readily than temperature means that salinity mixes more efficiently than temperature due to the turbulence caused by salt fingers.
2) Certainly, Ahmed deserves to be a scientist of the month because of his discovery that will help other scientists in reaching important theories and facts in the future.
3) I did it
Alaa Haymour 9A

2020-12-12 11:51:13 UTC

Ro'ya OMARYA

1- The salt finger are so small at the first to be unnoticed but it interact with each other cuickly as they move down and they from large structure Salt crystals sticks from at the bottom of the dead Sea the tiny fingers that interact with each other as the move down and larder

2-Because ahmed's discovery helped many scientists and researches explain the phenomenon of possessing salt crystal formed at the bottom on the dead Sea

3-I will try to design the poster later

Weathering

2020-12-12 12:46:36 UTC

1-Weathering describes the breaking down or dissolving of rocks and minerals on the surface of the Earth. Water, ice, acids, salts, plants, animals, and changes in temperature are all agents of weathering.
2- Lechuguilla Cave.

{Eddy County, New Mexico, U.S.}
At 138.3 miles (222.6 km), Lechuguilla Cave is the eighth-longest explored cave in the world and the second deepest (1,604 feet or 489 meters) in the continental United States. It is most famous for its unusual geology, rare formations, and pristine condition.
This cave was carved by solution weathering.this cave was known until 1986 as a small, insignificant historic site in the park's back country. Small amounts of bat guano were mined from the entrance passages for a year under a mining claim filed in 1914. The historic cave contained a 90-foot (27 m) entrance pit known as Misery Hole, which led to 400 feet (122 m) of dry, dead-end passages.The cave is named for the canyon through which it is entered, which is named for Agave lechuguilla, a species of plant found there. Lechuguilla is in Carlsbad Caverns National Park, New Mexico. Access to the cave is limited to approved scientific researchers, survey and exploration teams, and National Park Service management-related trips.
Finally, I hope i can visit this wonderful place in the future.
3- idid it🌹
JOWAN HASAN 9{A}🌹

Rawand almalty

2020-12-12 17:12:05 UTC

Weathering

Weathering describes the breaking down or dissolving of rocks and minerals on the surface of the Earth. Water, ice, acids, salts, plants, animals, and changes in temperature are all agents of weathering.

Majlis Al-Jin cave, which is located in the Kingdom of Oman, is classified as the second largest cave in the world in terms of area, as this cave contains three holes in its surface that enable sunlight to enter it, [2] and the area of this cave is approximately 58 thousand square meters. As for its length, it is 310 meters, and the distance from the ground to the ceiling of the cave is approximately 120 meters. Majlis Al-Jin cave is located at the northern border of the Salma plateau, specifically near the village of Fans, located in the Wilayat of Quriyat in the Governorate of Muscat.

Salt fingers

2020-12-12 20:43:50 UTC

Noor abed
9th grade A

Layan alsawalmeh ❤️

layanrafat4 — 2020-12-13 16:16:48 UTC

Weathering
Weathering is the process of disintegration and decomposition of rocks, soil and minerals on the surface of the earth or its proximity by the prevailing weather factors without moving crumbs from one place to another place. Weathering differs from erosion or erosion in that erosion includes the fragmentation of rocks with the transfer and deposition of this crumbs. Caves are one of the ancient dwellings inhabited by man. Before the urban revolutions and urban development, caves are considered one of the geographical features that we see around us, especially in mountainous places or underground in many cases. It is characterized as a natural opening, not human action. How caves were formed caves were formed over time due to many natural phenomena that contributed to this; Caves abound in rocks of a limestone or limestone structure, and caves are found in areas of volcanic activity, for example, which were formed by molten lava, and are known as lava caves that formed in the form of tunnels, these tunnels were formed by volcanic activities that occurred over the ages. The most important of which is Jenolan Cave, which is located in Australia and consists of 11 wonderful caves between the underground rivers.

Damlatas caves

2020-12-13 17:01:06 UTC

Average. The cave was discovered by chance during the construction of Alanya harbor in 1948, where it was first inspected by geologists before driving it has two levels with a cylindrical cavity visitors to (which translates to Dripping Stone) It is located west of the famous Alanya Castle, and the entrance to Damlatas Cave faces the White Sea .

I don't think that I will visit it cause it's so far and I'm not interested in it .

Rand AL_khateeb 9/B

2020-12-14 07:35:08 UTC

HADEEL ALGADOOMI 🤍💫

2020-12-15 15:13:47 UTC

Lujain Abuhamdan
9/A

Fingal Cave is a sea cave on the uninhabited island of Staffa in the inland Hebrides of Scotland. Fingal Cave consists entirely of connected hexagonal basalt columns within a Paleocene lava flow, and is similar in structure to the Giants Corridor in Northern Ireland and those in nearby Olfa.

In all of these cases, cooling on the top and bottom surfaces of the solid lava resulted from shrinking and fracturing, starting with a block-squared pattern and moving to a regular hexagonal crack pattern with perpendicular cracks on the cooling surfaces. As the cooling continues, these cracks gradually expand toward the center of the flow, forming the long hexagonal columns we see in the wave-eroded cross section. Hexagonal crack patterns are found in the drying cracks in the mud where the shrinkage is due to water loss rather than cooling.

One of the unique natural phenomena in the world is found in Scotland in the Fingal Cave, which is located on an uninhabited island called Stava, and it is known that most of the caves are full of stalactites and stalagmites, but unlike Fingal Cave because the rocks in it serve as a pillar, when the waves wander inside the cave they make unique rhythmic sounds This natural phenomenon makes this place so if I had the opportunity to visit it, I will not hesitate, because it looks like a beautiful cave full of amazing secrets.

Hiba alnemer 9/b

2020-12-17 17:11:26 UTC

2- sea cave, also known as a littoral cave, is a type of cave formed primarily by the wave action of the sea. The primary process involved is erosion. Sea caves are found throughout the world, actively forming along present coastlines and as relict sea caves on former coastlines. Some of the largest wave-cut caves in the world are found on the coast of Norway, but are now 100 feet or more above present sea level.

3- I did it

Formed in Carboniferous/Permian limestone, the main Sơn Đoòng cave passage is the largest known cave passage in the world by volume – 38.4×106 cubic metres (1.36×109 cu ft), according to Howard Limbert. It is more than 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) long, 200 metres (660 ft) high and 150 metres (490 ft) wide. Its cross-section is believed to be twice that of the next largest passage, in Deer Cave, Malaysia.[9][10] The cave runs for approximately 9 kilometres (5.6 mi) and is punctuated by 2 large dolines, which are areas where the ceiling of the cave has collapsed. The dolines allow sunlight to enter sections of the cave, resulting in the growth of trees as well as other vegetation.[11] By mid-2019, it became clear that the cave is connected by its underground river with a nearby cave called Hang Thung. This increases the effective volume of the cave by more than 1.6 million cubic metres.[12] The cave contains some of the tallest known stalagmites in the world, which are up to 70 m tall. Behind the Great Wall of Vietnam were found cave pearls the size of baseballs, an abnormally large size.[13] The scale of the site’s interior is so massive it could fit an entire New York block inside, including skyscrapers, or have a Boeing 747 comfortably fly through without its wings being in any danger.

2020-12-17 20:58:32 UTC

I hope someday i can visit it because i love places like this 😊♥️
فرح وائل ادريس.... تاسع أ

Farah Al-khalayleh 💕 9th /A

2020-12-17 21:07:16 UTC

The Sultanate of Oman is rich in many varied caves, which were formed due to the different shapes of the surface, the geological composition and the climate, and their number exceeds two thousand caves distributed over the various states and regions, which contributed to the enrichment of scientific, recreational and adventure tourism.

The caves of the Sultanate of Oman were formed millions of years ago in what are known as the ancient and middle ages of life, as a result of the rainy periods that prevailed in the Arabian Peninsula at that time due to the blowing of the monsoons, which led to a rise in groundwater reserves, which caused chemical weathering activity (internal change in the composition of rocks). So, there will be many geographical phenomena, including caves.

These caves arose through three stages, where the first stage begins when the groundwater melts the limestone and forms small holes in them, then grows with the passage of time to form large caves.

As for the second stage, it begins when the groundwater decreases due to the lack of rain or drought, and the height of the cave becomes higher than the groundwater level, and this water works to form another cave.

Then comes the third stage, known as the "decorating or beautification" stage, which begins with the seepage of water saturated with salts (such as calcium carbonate) into the cave through the holes and cracks in its roof very slowly, causing the formation of "karst" phenomena that decorate and beautify the cave with its wonderful formations.

Alaa Haymour 9/A

2020-12-19 09:08:10 UTC

1- Weathering is the process that changes solid rock into sediments . With weathering , rock is disintegrated into smaller pieces . Once these sediments are separated from the rocks , erosion is the process that moves the sediments away from it's original position . The four forces of erosion are water , wind , glaciers , and gravity . Water is responsible for most erosion . Water can move most sizes of sediments , depending on the strength of the force . Wind moves sand sized and small pieces of rock + through the air .
2- The Blue Cave of Italy, or the Cave of Azzaro, is the main tourist attraction in Capri, Italy, which is a half-submerged cave lit by a strange blue light.
In the Roman era, it was said that the cave was a shelter for demons, nymphs and strangers, but the blue light is in fact due to the reflection of sunlight on an opening close to the surface of the sea, and the best time to visit the cave is at noon when the sun begins to shine on the door of the cave.
The cave is approximately 50 meters long and 30 meters wide, and the entrance to the cave consists of a square hole of two meters in the rock wall. The inner part of the cave, known as the Duomo (cathedral), is about 144 meters high; The depth of the water under it is 133 meters.
3-The Blue Cave is located in Italy, specifically in Azzaro, formed by the weathering factor, and it is an internationally known cave. I really want to visit it because I love exploration and to see the blue light that distinguishes it.

2020-12-19 13:08:06 UTC

Mayar khader 
9th /B
1) weathering is the breakdown of rocks the earth's surface , by the action of rainwater extremes of temperature and biological activity . It does not involve the removal of rock material .
2) Sorek cave 
A natural masterpiece embraced by the western slopes of the mountains of the city of Jerusalem, near the Sorek Valley, a cave full of secrets and creations of nature, where the rock deposits created beautiful crystal paintings that dazzled the eyes of the beholders.
The Sorek Cave is related to the valley near which it was discovered, the Candlestick Cave, or the Crystal Cave, various names for the magic of nature that the city of Jerusalem has been assigned to, its area ranges from 5,000 square meters, in which the paintings and drawings are formed by the rock deposits, which wears it the garment of exoticism and beauty.
Inside the cave is filled with many drawings made by rock sediments, candle pillars, and corals, arranged in a form created by nature, making various shapes, drawings and paintings, which give them a distinction that is rare in the whole world.

Layan alsaify

2020-12-19 13:34:56 UTC

- Mammoth Cave is the longest cave in the world, and its length is estimated at about 640 kilometers from narrow lanes and branches. The Mammoth Cave was classified as the longest cave in the world after it was united with the corridors under the Find Ridge in the north, to become the known Mammoth Cave in 1972 AD, which is Now one of America's famous natural landmarks and wonders. The cave is divided from the inside by layers of limestone. Man used this cave to bury the bodies, and the cave was invested over the centuries as warehouses and salinity centers, and this land that contains this entrance was surveyed, the history of the longest cave in the world and recorded in 1798 AD as Valentine Simmons for salinity reserves, and in July 1812 AD the cave was invested in order to extract calcium nitrate From it by Charles Wilkins and Hyman Graz using more than 70 slaves.
2- Mammoth Cave consists of sedimentary limestone, and it is located in Kentucky, southern USA, and it is known internationally. I would like to visit it to get to know its features and I would like to see it from the inside

2020-12-19 14:26:05 UTC

1_ weathering describes the breaking down or dissolving of rocks and minerals on the surface of the Earth. Water, ice, acids, salts, plants, animals, and changes in temperature are all agents of weathering.

2_Ruby fall
Set in Chattanooga, Ruby Falls is best known for its active 145-foot underground waterfall located within Lookout Mountain. But while the waterfall may be the highlight of Ruby Falls, it’s far from the only feature to explore in this limestone cave; visitors can also view stalagmites, columns, drapery formations, flowstone and twisted stalactites (called "helicites").

Ayamalkawi
9/b

Layan Nader / 9 A

2020-12-19 15:30:10 UTC

1)
Weathering : describes the breaking down or dissolving of rocks and minerals on the surface of the Earth. Water, ice, salts, plants, animals, and changes in temperature are all agents of weathering.

2) The Fingal Cave

This cave is located on an uninhabited island in Scotland in the Inner Islands Archipelago.
It mainly consists of hexagonal columns of igneous basalt rocks, which were formed by the flow of lava.
It is known that most of the caves are full of stalactites and stalagmites, but unlike Fingal Cave because the rocks are in it as a pillar, when the waves wander inside the cave they make unique rhythmic sounds This natural phenomenon makes this place an exceptional place, and this cave became famous after its appearance in many artistic and literary works for several centuries, but I do not want to visit it, as I am not very interested in caves, but it is the right place and the best for nature lovers.

2020-12-19 16:56:50 UTC

Noor mansour
9/B
1)The process of weathering is the breaking rocks and minerals on the surface of the Earth .water ,ice,acids,salts,plants,animals,and changes in temperature are all agents of weathering.
2)Al SHADA MOUNTINS CAVES:
The Shada Al-Asfal Mountain, located in Al-Makhwah Governorate, Al-Baha Region, is one of the most beautiful tourist attractions in the Kingdom and perhaps in the Middle East, due to its unique geological formation represented by the presence of caves and caves inscribed with Thamudic drawings and writings dating back 3000 years.
These caves are distinguished by their unique geographic formations. They are wide coves inside the granitic rocks that the ancient man took as his dwelling place, as they are called "dahl" that arise in the lands of sedimentary rocks, which made them unique.
As a result of this weathering, many of these rocks are formed in strange and unique shapes, so you can find them in the shapes of some animals or humans, or as the shapes of birds and other strange formations. These drawings are spread throughout many of the caves of this mountain.Also, many of the mountain's inhabitants in our present day still use these caves as housing, and some of them have even been developed today to become tourist attractions for tourists from all over the world.
3)I did it.

Red vault cave

2020-12-19 17:21:46 UTC

A cave located in China in Guilin, and it was formed due to the movement of water, which caused the erosion of a huge rock pool at the site of the cave. It has competed to be one of the Seven Wonders of the World and it is very well known because the Japanese have re-discovered in 1940 A and I hope to go to it because it is very beautiful and full of colors
Bailasan Simreen ❤️❤️
9"b"

Layan Ashraf 9/B

2020-12-19 18:16:27 UTC

Jenolan Caves

The Jenolan Caves form an important part of the region. These limestone caves can be found in the heart of the Jenolan Reserve in the middle of Australia. As one of the most-visited set of limestone caves in the country, the Jenolan Caves proffer a fascinating and lengthy history that covers both Aboriginal legend and a fascinating geological timeline. Today, they remain the most ancient, open caves that have been discovered on the planet.

Within their ancient depths, you can spot marine fossils and calcite formations which are often pure white. Underground, the caves follow tunnels and caverns that run alongside of the Jenolan River.

I will not visit it because it's so far

Nuha almosaa

2020-12-19 20:26:50 UTC

Mammoth Cave is a cave located in Kentucky, USA, and is located in a chain of limestone. The Mammoth Cave is the longest cave in the world, with a length of 651.8 km of corridors. [1] [2] Into five layers. Because of the enormity of this cave, it contains lakes, rivers and waterfalls, and the width of the largest river in it, called the Echo River, in some places reaches eighteen meters and the narrowest of it is six meters. The lowest level of this cave is about 110 meters below the earth's surface. This cave is considered one of the most prominent tourist attractions in the United States of America and it has been converted into a national park, and visitors can wander inside it and enjoy the picturesque landscapes that form its rocks. Because it has amazing shapes and colors it resembles trees, flowers and waterfalls
THE Cave is very well known as it is one of the attract tourists to it so it is very popular
For me l world like to visit him to see the picturesque views that bring peace and psychological comfort and that keep us away from the stress of the City and life although l am afraid of these places, the descriotions enchanted my mind and took away all my fear so l would like to go

Mais alreem 9 /a

2020-12-19 20:40:32 UTC

The Cave of the Seven Sleepers is a historical and religious site in al-Rajib, a village to the east of Amman. It is claimed that this cave housed the Seven Sleepers - a group of young men who, according to Byzantine and Islamic sources, fled the religious persecution of Roman emperor Decius.
The legend of the ‘seven sleepers’ involves seven Christian boys who were persecuted by the Roman Emperor Trajan, then escaped to a cave and slept there for 309 years. This is one of several locations that claim to be that cave. Inside the main cave – also known as Ahl Al Kahf (Cave of the People) – are eight smaller tombs that are sealed, though one has a hole in it, through which you can see a creepy collection of human bones.
I don't have interesting on caves but i think it's an attractive and amazing thing maybe if i visit one of them l will like it.

Zedekiah's cave

2020-12-19 20:47:34 UTC

Zedekiah's Cave—also called Solomon's Quarries—is a 5-acre (20,000 m2) underground meleke limestone quarry that runs the length of five city blocks under the Muslim Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem. It was carved over a period of several thousand years and is a remnant of the largest quarry in Jerusalem, stretching from Jeremiah's Grotto and the Garden Tomb to the walls of the Old City.[1] The cave has great historical importance in Freemasonry.
The entrance to Zedekiah's Cave is just beneath the Old City wall, between the Damascus and Herod Gates, about 500 feet (150 m) east of the former. Beyond the narrow entrance, the cave slopes down into a vast 300-foot-long auditorium-like chamber. Drops of water, known as "Zedekiah's tears", trickle through the ceiling.

Beyond the "auditorium" are a series of artificial galleries hewn by ancient stonecutters into chaotic, sometimes bizarre, patterns and formations. Paths give access to every corner of the quarry system, which takes at least 30 minutes to explore thoroughly.
I'm not interested in caves i don't think i will visit it.
Jana Ehab 9/b

emaqateri1_1 — 2020-12-19 20:50:01 UTC

Why do you speed

1)Weathering is the breaking down of rocks, soils, and minerals as well as wood and artificial materials through contact with the Earth's atmosphere, water, and biological organisms. Weathering occurs in situ (i.e., on site, without displacement), that is, in the same place, with little or no movement, and thus should not be confused with erosion, which involves the transport of rocks and minerals by agents such as water, ice, snow, wind, waves and gravity and then being transported and deposited in other locations.

2020-12-19 20:52:25 UTC

2)Antelias Cave was a large cave located 2.5 km (1.6 mi) east of Antelias, 10 km (6.2 mi) northeast of Beirut close to the wadi of Ksar Akil.^[1]

It was discovered by Heidenborg in 1833. Godefroy Zumoffen made an excavation in 1893, finding an Aurignacian industry amongst large quantities of bones and flints.^[2] Henri Fleisch re-examined the material from Zumoffen's excavation and concluded that it was not solely Aurignacian but showed evidence of successive industries present as late as the Neolithic. Raoul Desribes also excavated the site and found numerous tools made of bone including two harpoons which are now in the Museum of Lebanese Prehistory.^[3] Auguste Bergy also made a small excavation here and another sounding was made possibly in 1948 by J. Ewing who described the industry as "transitional, Upper Paleolithic-to-Mesolithic".^[4] Dirk Albert Hooijer studied the fauna from the cave and found Dama and Capra to have been predominant.^[5] Neolithic finds included a long, denticulated, lustrous blade. Bones of a human foetus were also found in the cave by Delore in 1901 which were published by Vallois in 1957 as being possibly Neolithic in date.^[6] Collections from the cave can be found in the Musée de l'Homme, Paris, Museum of Lebanese Prehistory and the Archaeological Museum of the American University of Beirut.^[1]

Antelias cave was completely destroyed by dynamite in the spring of 1964 due to quarrying in the area. Lorraine Copeland and Peter J. Wescombe recovered some cave deposits from which they hoped to extract material for radio-carbon dating.^[1]

Farah Nael
9/A

2020-12-19 21:00:22 UTC

Roya Omarya

Cave of the Crystals in Chihuahua, Mexico
Miners first discovered the Cave of Swords, located directly above the Cave of the Crystals, in 1910. The crystals there are much smaller than in the Cave of the Crystals (a mere 1-2 meters versus a whopping 12 metres!), and the temperature is cool, which may be why the crystals stopped growing.
The Cave of the Crystals, on the other hand, was discovered in 2000 and contains the largest natural selenite crystals ever found. The biggest crystal found here was 12 meters in length and 4 meters in diameter! As opposed to the Cave of Swords, the average temperature here is 50-58 degrees Celsius with 90-99% humidity. Because of this extremely hot temperature, this cave is relatively unexplored. Even scientists and researchers with the proper protective gear can only stay in the cave for 30-45 minutes at a time.

So how were these incredible crystals formed? Over time, gypsum-rich groundwater began seeping into the cavern that is now the Cave of the Crystals, filling the hollow space with gypsum. This alone might not do much, but thanks to the pool of magma beneath the cave, the groundwater remained at 50 degrees Celsius for 500,000 years, allowing selenite crystals to form and grow to gigantic sizes.

Fun Fact

The Cave of the Crystals was only ever accessible because of the pumping operations of the mining company that was working in the nearby Naica Mine. Mining stopped in 2017, and the cave has since been re-flooded in an attempt to return it to an undisturbed state in which its crystals can continue to grow.

2020-12-19 21:08:05 UTC

The Blue Grotto in Capri, Italy
The Blue Grotto is the emblem of Capri. It is a sea cave found on the coast of the island and is a well-known spot to all who visit the area. This cave is unique for its brilliant blue glow which comes from two sources: the entrance to the cave (a small opening where only one rowboat can enter at a time) and a bigger hole beneath the entrance. When viewed from inside the cave, the entrance appears as a brilliant white light just above the waterline, while the underwater hole, which is the larger source of light, provides a blue glow.
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Marah Bdair 9/A

2020-12-19 21:26:54 UTC

1_The weathering is rocks' dissolution process due to the water and biological organisms. This process produces caves and soil.

2_Melissani Cave or Melissani Lake, also Melisani is a cave located on the island of Kefalonia, northwest of Sami, about 5 km (3.1 mi) Southeast of Agia Effimia, Northeast of Argostoli and Northwest of Poros. The Ionian Sea lies to the east with the Strait of Ithaca. Forests surround the cave and the mountain slope is to the west. Near the cave is the entry to the cave with parking lots and is passed almost in the middle of the main road linking Sami and Agia Efimia especially to the northern part of the island. Some say the water is so clear the boats look like they are floating on air.
I want to visit Melissani Cave because it's fascinating.

2020-12-19 22:29:20 UTC

Noor abed 9th grade A
1-Weathering is the breaking down of rocks, soil, and minerals as well as wood and artificially

materials through contact with the Earth's atmosphere, water and biological organisms.
2-

How to reduce speed?

2020-12-20 14:07:40 UTC

There are many risks to speed, as it increases accidents, causing great human and material losses.We must reduce this problem because it is really big.I think that the cause of this problem is the lack of awareness, so we must start by increasing awareness among individuals to reduce it.It's important to always practice safe driving techniques. consider how expensive and damaging a speeding ticket can be.Also, how harmful it can be to your life and the lives of others. Is speeding worth it?
I really think there are many ways we can reduce speed.We just have to be aware.
Roaa rami
9/b

2020-12-20 18:48:54 UTC

Carbon dioxide mixes with rain in the atmosphere, falls to the ground, then mixes with more gases and passes through the soil, and this mixture produces a weak acid solution that slowly dissolves karst rocks, which is one of the natural aspects that make up it from limestone, dolomite and gypsum, and then this water seeps out. Acidic paths through the ground through cracks and cracks, which leads to the formation of a network of underground corridors similar to a sewage network and these passages expand when the amount reaches an increase in the flow of water, which leads to the flow of more water through it, until these passages become large
enough to form a cave

While two miners were digging in a silver mine between 2007 and 2008, they accidentally discovered an extremely frightening sight, a gigantic crystal cave in the middle of the Mexican desert, where there were many crystal obelisks and gorgeous crystals, each reaching about 37 feet. 11 meters. The terrifying thing is that these crystals and obelisks had an extremely sharp blade that could injure workers

Layan Alsawalmeh

layanrafat4 — 2020-12-21 11:10:44 UTC

over speed
I think that most traffic accidents are caused by excessive speed that exceeds 100 km, so can we solve or reduce it ???????? Most of the traffic accidents are due to the failure of some drivers to adhere to the traffic signs or the specified speed - it is on most roads 100 km -. Excessive speed affects the car as well, and among the most important damage to the vehicle: - Loss of control over the vehicle, inability to control the car when any emergency occurs And the risks associated with pedestrians are associated with the death of pedestrians and drivers

Lujain Aljundi 9/B

2020-12-24 13:59:41 UTC

We read on news websites and watch on television bulletins daily dozens of road accidents that lead to a lot of calamities, there are studies that confirm that the victims of traffic accidents annually exceed their numbers victims of war, and the fact that it is terrifying and horrible and makes many afraid even to leave the house or just learn to drive.

Studies show that one million people die each year from traffic accidents, often between the ages of 16 and 30, which means that they are young, so instead of enjoying a long and full of achievements, they turn into painful memories for their families.

1- Individual collisions that occur as a result of any malfunction in the car leads to loss of control and may lead to the overturning of the car, which means increasing the likelihood of the car colliding with pedestrians of persons or animals, and these accidents may occur as a result of omission swaying or disregard for the life of passers-by and increase dissimilarity or exceed traffic lights.

2. Collision during parking and these accidents are often either front or back and occur most often at traffic lights where the driver suddenly stops or stops and hits the car that stands in front of him or behind him.

3. Head-to-head collisions often occur as a result of reverse traffic or in unpaved roads. The most important causes of accidents

1. Sometimes bad weather and the presence of clouds and "slippery" air, especially in the early morning, are the things that hinder motorists from seeing well, which causes accidents, specifically on highways.

2. Busy and not focusing on leadership, whether by talking on the phone or writing emails.

3. Poor road planning which leads to damage to the car as well as may cause accidents.

4. Driving children and adolescents, as some families allow children or adolescent children to drive and of course most of them do not have sufficient responsibility and their actions are often reckless, irresponsible and hasty.

5. Health conditions, there are many people who take prescription drugs that make them difficult to see or sleep, as well as some who have problems while driving such as loss of consciousness or a diabetic coma.

6. Negligence of traffic rules is often negligence either from the driver who breaks the traffic rules or is careless in paying attention to them or in the pedestrians themselves who cross the road from anywhere or do not observe the rules and signs.

7. Sudden errors in cars that occur due to the neglect of periodic maintenance of the vehicle or the neglect of signals that confirm that there is something wrong with the vehicle such as difficulty controlling the brakes or steering wheel.

8. Excessive speed is one of the most important and most important causes that lead to accidents.

9. Drugs and alcohol that may be taken by the driver of the car which cause slack of consciousness and of course many accidents.

10. The need to sleep, which may cause the driver to fall asleep while driving, which means the death of a certain person, whether the driver of the car, his or her or those on the road.

What do we do to reduce traffic accidents?

After reviewing the types and causes of traffic accidents, we need to talk about the ways we can use and limit these accidents.

Use cameras and radar to monitor roads.

The penalty for non-compliance with traffic rules is increased and applied to the driver of the vehicle, regardless of his or her social status or professional status.

Raising awareness of the importance of caution and attention and circulating the numbers and numbers of victims of traffic accidents.

Emphasizing the rules of sound leadership and including them in the school curriculum.

Conduct periodic check-ups for motorists and claim a certificate confirming that the vehicle is not trouble-free at least once every 6 months.

Secure roads and make sure they are safe and usable.

Provide emergency points on highways and uninhabited roads to provide initial assistance.

Provide service points for sudden car crashes and try to help those with problems quickly and effectively.

Finally, dear driver: Remember that you are accountable to yourself, before the law and before God above all about your soul and the souls of those on the roads, and remember that there is no need for speed and that there is no point in anyone breaking the rules of traffic, and if you are not qualified to drive, do not struggle and suffer so as not to cause harm to yourself and those around you, and think that your life is too precious to waste and that it is a blessing from God that you must keep.

lujainabuhamdan9 — 2020-12-24 14:19:36 UTC

Lujain Abuhamdan
9/A

We all drive to fast from time, and more than a few of you may be speeding right now. We also know that it's dangerous. Going too fast make accidents more likely, and more likely to cause injuries and death. Yet our legislators and our cops treat it far less seriously than drunk driving, and there are even Web sites that collect excuses to use in the event that you do get pullover. And to be honest, some of them are pretty funny.

Most people don't think twice about going five to 10 miles over the speed limit, and there will be plenty more who zoom right past them. Why? We'll talk with some experts about the danger of speeding; why it's so hard to police it and what might work. And we want to ask you, why do we love to drive so fast?

No matter how much our love for speed increases, we must think about what might happen if we speed up and forget about the souls of people that will be lost if all people think like ours. I believe that my safety and the safety of society are more important than momentary pleasure to increase speed. I wish safety for everyone.

Farah Al-khalayleh 💕 9th /A

2020-12-24 15:46:24 UTC

Excessive speed is a type of aggressive driving behavior, and it exceeds the maximum permitted driving limit, which makes driving unsafe for certain road conditions, and it also doubles the risk of accidents and the severity of injury during the accident.
Overspeed damage:
1- Loss of control over the vehicle if the speed is high, which results in the difficulty of changing the direction of the vehicle, thus increasing the risk.
2- Exposing all passengers and people on the road to dangers, as these risks may reach the death of a passenger.
3- Causing a strong collision, which leads to severe injuries, and a high volume of losses.
4- Increased risk of tire exploding, which may lead to traffic accidents.
5 - High fuel consumption and corrosion of parts of the car.
In my opinion, one of the most important ways to reduce the speed while driving
1- Think about the consequences.
2. Try to use shortcuts, instead of speeding up.

2020-12-25 13:24:18 UTC

Traffic accidents Accidents are one of the most severe problems facing us in our time, and they are of great concern to us and all members of society. Because it depletes the element of life, which is human resources, in addition to depleting material resources and causing social and psychological problems for members of society.
If we count the number of deaths resulting from road accidents, starting from the date of the first death accident in 1896 and up to now, we find that the number of road accident deaths exceeds 50 million, in addition to hundreds of millions of injuries and severe disabilities, which means that the number of road accident deaths since the invention of cars increases On the number of victims of the first and second wars together, and if those wars have already set their ends, traffic accidents are still claiming more lives without turning an end in the near future.
To reduce these accidents, it is necessary to know their causes, including the following.
( Some causes of traffic accidents ..) :-
1- Increasing the speed: As increasing the vehicle’s speed causes loss of control and impedes the ability to avoid accidents, increasing the vehicle’s speed is one of the main causes that lead to traffic accidents, as it contributes 43.6% of the total causes leading to traffic accidents.
2 - Wrong traffic lights cut off: Cutting the traffic signal, which is red, is the second largest cause of traffic accidents, as it contributes 18.4% of the total causes of traffic accidents
3- Failure to overtake correctly: Wrong overtaking causes 16.5% of Traffic accidents.
4- Recklessness while driving: Some drivers think that they own the road, and they do not care about other vehicles surrounding them, and they do not care about their safety or the safety of others, leading their recklessness and recklessness to drive into heinous traffic accidents.
5- Lack of concentration while driving: This happens because the driver is busy talking on the phone, or talking to his companions, or not focusing his gaze on the road while driving by damaging him to the right and left, in addition to his preoccupation with turning the tapes, all of which are the reasons for distracting the driver and causing traffic accidents. Failure to comply with
6-general safety conditions: such as not using the seat belt while driving vehicles. Driving vehicles by people who are not qualified for it: Driving vehicles by minors and adolescents is one of the causes of traffic accidents, as they do not care and do not appreciate the size of the risks that they will be exposed to while driving vehicles without training or awareness. This topic.
7-Lack of regular maintenance for the vehicle: periodic maintenance of the tires and brakes is necessary to avoid traffic accidents resulting from breakdowns.
8-Consumption of poisons and forbidden pills: Some drivers consume these poisons, thinking that they stimulate them and expel sleep from their eyes, causing severe effects on the mind, which leads to traffic accidents.
9-Driving vehicles with poor eyesight and the elderly.
10-Driving when feeling tired and sleepy. Non-accountability for violators of traffic rules and regulations.
11- The presence of stray animals on the roads.

Finally, I hope That everyone takes their necessary precautions and caution while driving and believing that what is happening is God's judgment and destiny. Therefore, we must always aa fortify ourselves when riding a vehicle with the prayer of riding and other supplications.
Jowan hasan 9{A}🌹🌹

2020-12-25 16:28:17 UTC

Dyala azmi 9/1
- I think one of the speed for most people is the emergency because the person wants to arrive on the date for fear of something bad happening to the owner of the emergency situation and the other part of people use speed for entertainment and this is one of the biggest problems we face in daily life.

Over Speeeeeeed!!!!!!

2020-12-25 18:29:45 UTC

Speed has always been a wrong and dangerous thing, killing lives and damaging property One of the biggest examples of dangerous speed is over speed while driving a vehicle, and one of the biggest reasons for speeding up in this case :
1. Lack of attention or attention to signs of speed .
2 - Youth desire to prestige by accelerating the leadership .
3 - Emergency cases have to be accelerated while driving access to the site .

Rand Al_khateeb grade B

Rawand (a)

2020-12-26 10:05:00 UTC

An article on excess speed Excessive speed: Excess speed, is a kind of aggressive driving behavior, which is maximum allowed for leadership, which makes the driving unacceptable for certain road conditions, and they doubled the risk of accidents, and severity of injury during the incident An article on excessive speed an article on excess speed causes of excess: Knowing the driver for the road: When the person leads the same path to and from work for years, he knows every curve and cross like his back, knowing the way well, the trust is given to any concerns about any concerns about Tight time: When people fail to save sufficient time to reach their destination safely, they are compensated by driving faster, and they make them lead larger than the slower drivers, or through red lights. Some motorists do not have any reason at all for speed, but simply they do the habit, when walking on the highway, they are reflected in the maximum left and walked behind any car in front of them without having barely thinking. Blind confidence: Most motorists are often accelerated because they feel that their years in driving experience means they are able to handle safely. Punctuation in sending text messages, or talk on your mobile phone, or talk to one passenger search for excitement by driving at high speeds, causing the driver's neglect and safety. Drug or alcohol abuse, greatly weaken your judgment and your rule and may cause you is not aware of your speed. Insulation Automotive: The driver is insulated from the world, if the driver is protected from the external environment, it can develop a sense of separation, as if an observer is surrounding it, not participant, this can lead to some people, they are less restrictive in their behavior when not An excessive speed is an article on excess speed risk and excess speed damage: loss of car control. Increase the amount of distance to stop the car safely. Speed also affects your safety, even while driving at the maximum speed but greater speed for road conditions, such as bad weather, or when the road is under repair, or in an at night area is not well lit. The speed is not only exposed to the driver's life, but for all persons on the road around them. Increase collision intensity, leading to more severe injuries.

2020-12-26 14:20:33 UTC

Rasmeya Sawalmeh
I really think speed has very dire consequences and it can sometimes lead to death or disability. I think sometimes we have to speed up, but we shouldn't speed up as long as it's not dangerous. I think sometimes people need to hurry for a certain reason but that is definitely wrong. Some find speeding a wonderful thing, but it is actually dangerous when we exceed the speed limit.

2020-12-26 14:21:08 UTC

Rasmeya Sawalmeh. 9(a)
I really think speed has very dire consequences and it can sometimes lead to death or disability. I think sometimes we have to speed up, but we shouldn't speed up as long as it's not dangerous. I think sometimes people need to hurry for a certain reason but that is definitely wrong. Some find speeding a wonderful thing, but it is actually dangerous when we exceed the speed limit

2020-12-26 18:00:02 UTC

NOOR MANSOUR ❤9/B ❤
Excessive speed means exceeding the speed limit specified by the traffic road signs (i.e. driving above the permissible level) as well as the inappropriate speed such as driving at a slow speed (i.e. driving at a dangerous speed in relation to the surrounding conditions and speed is a major risk factor for road accidents all over the world.
In my opinion Traffic accident damage
Human damage: is the loss of life as a result of accidents, and the number of deaths annually is estimated at more than a million and a quarter people, and the number of injuries is five million injuries per year, and these are terrible numbers, most of which can be avoided by raising awareness and taking the necessary precautions on all sides.
Health damage: The affected person may suffer a permanent disability that lasts with him throughout his life, such as amputation of his leg or hand, and he may suffer paralysis in his brain or any of his body parts.
Psychological damage: as a result of the trauma that occurs when the accident occurs, and the more violent the accident, the greater and longer the trauma.
Material damages: such as the loss of the car that was involved in the accident, the costs that are paid to repair or even replace it, as well as the money that is spent to treat the injured person, and it may last for many years in some cases.
Social damage: whether to the family; Especially if the victim is the father, then there is a big gap in raising children and caring for the family as a whole.
In my opinion To reduce the speed, we must adhere to the speed limit rules and raise awareness among citizens.

2020-12-26 18:12:26 UTC

Causes of Road Accidents
I found the road accident is most unwanted thing to happen to a road user, though they happen quite often. The most unfortunate thing is that we don't learn from our mistakes on road. Most of the road users are quite well aware of the general rules and safety measures while using roads but it is only the laxity on part of road users, which cause accidents and crashes. Main cause of accidents and crashes are due to human errors. We are elaborating some of the common behaviour of humans which results in accident.
1.Over Speeding
2.Drunken Driving
3.Distractions to Driver
4.Red Light Jumping
Over Speeding:
In my opinion most of the fatal accidents occur due to over speeding. It is a natural psyche of humans to excel. If given a chance man is sure to achieve infinity in speed. But when we are sharing the road with other users we will always remain behind some or other vehicle. Increase in speed multiplies the risk of accident and severity of injury during accident.
Drunken Driving:
I think Consumption of alcohol to celebrate any occasion is common. But when mixed with driving it turns celebration into a misfortune. Alcohol reduces concentration. It decreases reaction time of a human body. Limbs take more to react to the instructions of brain. It hampers vision due to dizziness. Alcohol dampens fear and incite humans to take risks. All these factors while driving cause accidents and many a times it proves fatal.
Distraction to Driver:
I really think so though distraction while driving could be minor but it can cause major accidents.

Distractions could be outside or inside the vehicle. The major distraction now a days is talking on mobile phone while driving. Act of talking on phone occupies major portion of brain and the smaller part handles the driving skills.
Red Light jumping:
It is consider a common sight at road intersections that vehicles cross without caring for the light. The main motive behind Red light jumping is saving time.
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2020-12-26 20:07:27 UTC

Bailasan Salameh Simreen 🖤💎
9 th Grade "B".
Hello. We studied speed today writing. Lets start.
At the beginning I am talking about the reasons that lead to the use of speed. And in my personal opinion, these are the reasons for using it .
1) Being late to the place we want to go. For this reason, we will have to use the speed to reach our destination on time.
2) Love of speed. Many people prefer speed and risk, and this makes them use speed.
3) Lack of responsibility. Some people do not care about the dangers caused by the speed.
Now I will talk about solutions.
1) Street regulation and traffic lights.
2) Going out ahead of time to reduce causes that lead to speeding, such as road congestion.
In my opinion. I do not like speed and risk and I am always eager to preserve my life. Also, I would advise everyone to quit this bad habit because there is no reason for us to use speed and our life is the price.

Mais alreem 9/a

2020-12-26 21:01:30 UTC

How can we reduce speed?
Most of the traffic accidents are due to the failure of some drivers to adhere to the traffic signs or the specified speed.
You should reduce your speed, irrespective of the speed limit, when: The road layout or condition presents hazards, such as bends. You are sharing the road with pedestrians, horse riders or cyclists.You are driving in poor weather conditions,
1 The most effective speed-reducing strategy is to change the physical infrastructure through engineering and other measures, including programs such as Road or Lane Diets(thinning car lanes or reducing their number often done to widen sidewalks or add bike lanes), Traffic Calming (which uses diets and other techniques.
2 Use Cruise Control. If your car offers a cruise control option, then use it. ...
3 Give Yourself Time. Most people end up speeding because they are running late for work or some sort of appointment.
4 again, Drive under the Speed Limit.
5 pat attention.

Lina sawaftah 9/b 🌼

lynaswafth — 2020-12-26 21:11:18 UTC

speed is one of the most important reasons for car accident which cause death and injuries. In addition to the humans harm, it causes financial damage in vehicles and roads.
I think there are many reasons for the speed. First, shortage of time makes drivers hurry up, but if overspeed make you arrive before a few minutes from Normal speed, it will put you and other people in danger, so it doesn't deserve. Second, abuse alcohol and drug. Third, they find thrill by driving at high speed. Forth, some drivers have no reason to go at high speed, they are only get used to.
There are many ways to reduce speed. In my opinion, if a person thinks rationally and be patient, he won't drive in high speed.The role of the country is big in reducing accidents and speed through imposing laws that guarantee safety on the Road such as limiting speed, using seatbelts, etc.and determine penalties and deterrent violations of lawbreakers. Putting traffic awareness programs as well.

Speed Alaa 9A

2020-12-27 13:03:27 UTC

Many traffic accidents damage our vehicles, in addition to causing the death of drivers and pedestrians; Most of them are due to excessive speed, which means that you exceeded the speed specified in the traffic signs on public roads, as it is the primary cause of traffic accidents, because it loses the vehicle’s ability to control his vehicle, which increases the chances of accidents.Speeding is preventable. Drivers should always be aware of their speed when on the road and make adjustments in high effort areas or bad weather. Drivers should be alert and aware of what is going around you and ensure that there are safe distances between other vehicles.Speed has many dangers like Human damage: is the loss of life as a result of accidents, and the number of deaths annually is estimated at more than a million and a quarter people, and the number of injuries is five million injuries per year, and these are terrible numbers, most of which can be avoided by raising awareness and taking the necessary precautions on all sides. Health damage: The affected person may suffer a permanent disability that lasts with him throughout his life, such as amputation of his leg or hand, and he may suffer paralysis in his brain or any of his body parts. Psychological damage: as a result of the trauma that occurs when the accident occurs, and the more violent the accident, the greater and longer the trauma. Material damage: such as the loss of the car that was involved in the accident, and the costs that are paid to repair or even replace it, as well as the money that is spent to treat the injured person, and it may last for many years sometimes. Social damages: whether to the family; Especially if the victim is the father, then there is a big gap in raising children and caring for the family as a whole.The risk of speeding can be reduced by educating people about the importance of avoiding it and its dangers.

Maya Al Tayfour

2020-12-27 20:07:16 UTC

Excessive speed: It is a type of aggressive driving behavior, and it exceeds the maximum permitted driving limit, which makes driving unsafe for certain road conditions, and it also doubles the risk of accidents and the severity of injury during the accident.

Reasons for excessive speed:

The driver’s knowledge of the road: When a person has driven the same path to and from work for years, he knows every curve and intersection like the back of his hand, knowing the road well, generates confidence that diverts from any safety concerns.

Lack of time: When people fail to provide enough time to reach their destination safely, they make up for it by driving faster, and it also makes them drive more aggressively to circle around slower drivers, or through red lights.
Some car drivers have absolutely no reason to speed, but simply do so out of habit, when driving on the highway, they turn reflexively to the far left and drive behind any car in front of them without hardly thinking.

Blind confidence: Most car drivers often speed because they feel their years of driving experience mean they can handle it safely.

Being busy texting, talking on a mobile phone, or talking to a passenger.

The search for excitement by driving at high speeds causes the driver to be neglected for his own comfort and safety.

Drug or alcohol abuse: This significantly impairs your judgment and senses and may cause you to become unaware of how fast you are.

Isolating cars: isolates the driver from the world, if the driver is protected from the outside environment, he can develop a sense of detachment, as if he is an observer of the surrounding environment, and not a participant, this can lead to some people feeling that they are less restricted in their behavior when others cannot See them.

Overspeed risks:

1) Loss of control of the vehicle.
Increase the amount of distance needed to park the vehicle safely.

2) Speed also affects your safety, even while driving at the speed limit but more quickly for road conditions, such as during bad weather, when the road is under repair, or in an area at night that is not well lit.

3) Speed not only endangers the driver’s life, but also everyone on the road around them.

4) Increase the severity of the collision, which leads to more severe injuries.

Some solutions:

Think realistically:
From a logical point of view, does the speed limit exceed ten miles per hour, your arrival at your destination soon? You really only save a few minutes of travel time, and you risk your life, the safety and lives of those in your car, the safety and souls of those who travel with you on the road .

Patience exercise:
Exercising patience with other drivers is essential to reduce your chance of experiencing a speeding accident. If you travel often on roads that challenge your patience, find another lane that does not, or enjoy the ride, even if it is slower than you want. Some music you enjoy, or listen to an audiobook while driving.🖤🖤🎵🎶🚘

Layan Nader / 9A

2020-12-27 20:26:20 UTC

Car drivers have to know the causes that may lead to traffic accidents in order to be avoided, and there are many reasons and the most important one in my opinion is:
The speed: Driving speeds that exceed the road speed limit has a significant impact on high rates of car accidents, and increase the risks for road users and people inside the vehicle.
Exaggerated speed happens alot and makes many consequences, so why do people use the high speed sometimes?

-The main reason is that the driver may be late for work or something, ignoring the driving laws.
- Driving the car from irresponsible or qualified persons such as adolescents under the legal driving age or incompetent.
- A sudden technical error occurs in the car, which leads to a malfunction also on the road.
- Driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol.

How can we reduce the speed in your opinion ?

Well, I think that the driver should be patient and makes sure the vehicle is fit too.
- Adherence the traffic signals, it helps in reducing traffic accidents, if properly followed they can provide comfortable road travel, reduce accidents and reduce unwanted delays, protect the people , saving the money and avoide the other consequences....

- I also think that we can add roundabouts.

- And we can add trees. Planting trees close together makes drivers feel as if they are going faster, so they slow down.

- And create bumps in the streets that contribute to reducing speed and saving lives and properties, So we have to cooperate together to reduce traffic accidents.

2020-12-27 20:40:06 UTC

Roya Omarya

Loss of control of the vehicle if the speed is high, which results in the difficulty of changing the direction of the vehicle, and the risk increases.

Exposing all passengers and people on the road to risks, as these risks may reach the death of a passenger.

Causing a strong collision, which leads to severe injuries and high losses.

Increased risk of tire exploding, which may lead to traffic accidents.
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avoid speed damage such as traffic accidents, avoid driving too fast under the influence of fatigue or fatigue, and you should avoid using the phone while driving and maintain the vehicle continuously

2020-12-27 20:57:05 UTC

Aya malkawi..

Speed is a major risk factor for road accidents all over the world If a pedestrian is hit by a car with a speed of 50 kilometers per hour the probability of death is estimated at 20 percent, but if its speed is eighty kilometers per hour the percentage increases to 60% We know what needs to be done, but it depends on adopting the necessary legislation and ensuring that a speed limit is set on roads and that this limit is adhered to

How to reduce speed?
We press the brakes

2020-12-27 20:57:41 UTC

Deema Yousef / 9A
Every day 50% of people die from overspeed , the mortality rate is very large compared to the percentage , we know this danger, but we continue to do it without a convincing reason .

An increased speed hazard is that control of the vehicle is lost
, iIncrease the amount of space required to safely stop the car , putting everyone in the swing at risk not only to the driver .

Risk reduction can be achieved by avoiding excessive speed by : give yourself enough time to get to your destination , be patient and not in a wheel , remember those who love you as you drive and those who wait to see you impatiently .

In the end nothing is worth putting yourself at risk or killing yourself .And those with you

2020-12-27 21:05:33 UTC

But at the same time brought some risks and the most important of it is traffic accidents; as traffic accidents in the current era killed nearly one and a quarter million people around the world. It is the main cause of death among young people between the ages of 15 and 29.

Speed is one of the main causes of traffic accidents and increases the risk of injuries if they occur.It is recommended to drive at less than 30 km / h in places where pedestrian numbers are increasing around schools, mosques, or residential areas.

Disturbance during driving is one of the important reasons that increase the incidence of accidents. There are also a variety of reasons for dispersing the driver while driving, such as eating, sending messages, and making phone calls; Using the phone in general increases the chance of accidents four times as much as people who focus on the road while driving.

Non-compliance with safety measures increases the risk of injury when the accident occurs, so it must be adhered to, For example, the seat belts protect people in the front seats from 40% to 50% risk and in the rear seats by 25% to 75%. Infant sitting in their safety seat reduces the risk of death by more than 70% and in children by 54% to 80%.
Hadeel

Layan Thaher ❤

2020-12-27 21:10:29 UTC

The invention of cars brought many different benefits, which changed the course of the whole world. Cars helped people move quickly, transport goods, reduce the risks people were exposed to when traveling.

But at the same time brought some risks and the most important of it is traffic accidents; as traffic accidents in the current era killed nearly one and a quarter million people around the world. It is the main cause of death among young people between the ages of 15 and 29.

Speed is one of the main causes of traffic accidents and increases the risk of injuries if they occur.It is recommended to drive at less than 30 km / h in places where pedestrian numbers are increasing around schools, mosques, or residential areas.

Disturbance during driving is one of the important reasons that increase the incidence of accidents. There are also a variety of reasons for dispersing the driver while driving, such as eating, sending messages, and making phone calls; Using the phone in general increases the chance of accidents four times as much as people who focus on the road while driving.

Non-compliance with safety measures increases the risk of injury when the accident occurs, so it must be adhered to, For example, the seat belts protect people in the front seats from 40% to 50% risk and in the rear seats by 25% to 75%. Infant sitting in their safety seat reduces the risk of death by more than 70% and in children by 54% to 80%.

Hiba alnemer 9/b

2020-12-27 21:20:29 UTC

Each person may have a different reason for driving above the speed limit. Some of the most common reasons are listed below.

Traffic: When drivers are in a traffic jam, it causes them to lose time. Once the traffic jam clears, they will often speed in order to make up for the time they lost when going slowly. They may also speed in order to combat other drivers going too slowly for them.
Anonymity: Drivers on the road often view themselves as anonymous because they are usually surrounded by strangers on the road. If a driver views themselves as anonymous, it can make their behavior less restricted than if they feel they have a connection to the people around them.
Time: One of the more obvious reasons to speed is if a driver is running late to an appointment, to work, or for any other reason. Making sure to arrive on time is important to many people and being late does not make a good impression, so drivers may speed to their destination and drive more aggressively than they would otherwise.
Speeding Dangers

Drivers who travel over the designated speed limit face a variety of consequences. Speeding makes the road and other drivers and passengers around you unsafe in addition to being against the law.

Some of the consequences of speeding are:

Fuel consumption increases and reduces overall miles per gallon.
Decrease in time for a driver to notice a safety hazard and react to it.
Protection equipment such as airbags and car safety measures are less effective.
Speeding leads to an increase in the degree of crash severity, possibly resulting in more fatalities or injuries.
More damage is caused to the vehicles involved at higher speeds, increasing likelihood vehicle will not be drivable after a crash.

Nuha almosaa

2020-12-27 21:21:06 UTC

Hundreds of accidents knock on the doors of our roads every day, from minor accidents that cause damage to our vehicles, to severe damage related to the number of deaths between the drivers and the pedestrians, where young children die, young adults and women who have not given birth to their fetuses, because of mistakes we commit The right of ourselves and the right of others, so why these incidents? Who is causing it? Traffic accidents are one of the most important causes of death for young people, and most of these accidents are due to human negligence of traffic rules by drivers or pedestrians, and their causes include excessive speeding or exceeding the speed limit, or using the phone to talk, or exchange messages and browse social media by the driver or Pedestrians, and the failure of the driver and pedestrians to follow traffic lights greatly increases the rate of traffic accidents.
So let us all exert our double efforts to reduce traffic accidents, there is no need for speed and traffic violations, for your life and the lives of others are much more important than your time and comfort, and always remember that your late arrival is better for you than never arriving, or from paying the price of others for your arrival, so please save Your life and health, preserve the life and health of your children, preserve the life and health of your loved ones, please do not break the rules and do not hurry, please do not be the reason for ending the lives of others.

Noor abed 9th A

2020-12-27 21:51:20 UTC

noorabed507 — 2020-12-27 22:04:32 UTC

emaqateri1_1 — 2021-03-01 15:13:40 UTC

Second Semester
First activity: read this scientific text then answer these questions:
1- find out 3 facts about choclate
2- make a poster expressing your ideas about chocolate, do you like it and why

janabsamratbrby — 2021-03-02 10:12:26 UTC

three facts about chocolate :

1- Milk chocolate was first made in Switzeriand in 1875 by Daniel Peter.

2- One of the ingredients in chocolate - theobromine - is poisonous for dogs!

3- Nowadays around $7 billion a year is spent on chocolate worldwide.

chocolate 🍫

layanrafat4 — 2021-03-02 12:30:03 UTC

1-Chocolate is a valuable energy source. One chip of chocolate can provide enough energy for an adult human to walk 150 feet.

2-. The Swiss consume the most chocolate per capita, although the US produces the most chocolate and consumes the most pounds per year.

3- In the year 2,000 the town of Turin, Italy created the biggest bar of chocolate ever made. It weighed 5,000 pounds

4- In 1842 Cadbury’s in England created the worlds first chocolate bar.

5-One ounce of baking chocolate or cocoa contains 10% of the daily recommended intake of iron.

6-You would have to eat more than a dozen chocolate bars to equal the amount of caffeine found in a cup of coffee.

7- The shelf life of a box of chocolate is approximately one year.
Layan Alsawalmeh 🍫❤️❤️

CHOCOLATE🍫🍫

2021-03-02 16:14:24 UTC

1-Chocolate is made of beans.
2-Daniel Peter was the first one who make Milk Chocolate in Switzerland in 1875.
3-There is a theobrominein in chocolate, wich is poisonous for dogs.

2021-03-03 12:05:23 UTC

Ro'ya omarya

1-Chocolate is made from the beans of the cacao tree originally found in Central America.

2-Milk chocolate was first made in Switzerland in 1875 by Daniel Peter.

3-Nowadays around $7 billion a year is spent on chocolate worldwide

4-One of the ingredients in chocolate - theobromine - is poisonous for dogs

Rawand

2021-03-03 13:07:29 UTC

1.Chocolate is made from the beans of the cocoa tree
2.Danial Petar was the first one who made chocolate Switzerland in 1875
3.in 1842 Cadbury's in England created the worlds first chocolate bar .

🍫Chocolate🍫

2021-03-03 14:25:33 UTC

Roaa rami 9/b
🍫1)It's made from the beans of the cacao tree originally.

🍫2)Japanese Scientists claim that chocolate can stop tooth decay.

🍫3)Nowadays around $7 billion a year is spent on chocolate worldwide.

🍫4)Scientists say that some of the chemicals found in it affect the brean and create a feeling of happiness.

2021-03-03 15:24:26 UTC

Facts about chocolate .. amazing facts about chocolate ..
1- Cocoa beans, which are the main component of chocolate, were used as currency by the ancient Mayan civilization.

2- Chocolate melts at about 93 degrees Fahrenheit, making it the only edible substance that melts below human body temperature.

3- Chocolate contains more than 600 flavor compounds.

4-The world's largest chocolate bar weighing 5,792.50 kg (about 6 tons) was made in 2011 by Thorntons to celebrate its 100th birthday.

5-Did you know that chocolate led to the invention of the microwave, when the scientist Percy Spance was working on developing radar and other weapons during World War II and leaving chocolate pieces for a period near a magnetic field, he found that chocolate melted completely and discovered that the magnet has the ability to heat foodstuffs quickly, so now the microwave appeared to us.

Every year on July 7, the world celebrates International Chocolate DAY !
JOWAN HASAN 9 {A}

2021-03-05 09:11:18 UTC

Chocolate ✨
Dyala azmi 9 /A
1- chocolate is made from the beans of the cacao tree.
2-Milk chocolate was first made in Switzerlan in 1875 by Daniel pete.
3-Nowadays around $ 7 billion a year is spent on chocolate worldwide.
4- In the early 19th century chocolate bars become popular.

🍫𝐂𝐇𝐎𝐂𝐎𝐋𝐀𝐓𝐄🍫

2021-03-05 13:05:15 UTC

Noura Selawy 9/B
1) There is evidence that the Mayans were drinking
chocolate almost 2,500 years ago.

2) Chocolate It's made from the beans of the cacao tree originally.

3) Milk chocolate was first made in Switzerland in 1875 by Daniel Peter.

Rasmeya Sawalmeh 9/A. رسميه سوالمه

2021-03-05 13:56:46 UTC

1) 1- Milk chocolate was first made in Switzerland in 1875 by Daniel Peter.
2- Chocolate has a lot of sugar.
3- Chocolate is made from the beans of the cacao tree originally found in Central America.
2)

ayahabusafeih — 2021-03-05 15:51:57 UTC

🍫3 FACTS OF CHOCOLATE 🍫
1) Chocolate is made from the beans of the cacao tree originally found in Central America 🍫🇺🇸

2) Chocolate is poisonous for dogs because it has theobromine it 🍫🐶

3)One possible reason for this is that chocolate seems to make people happy 🍫😋

2021-03-05 16:55:27 UTC

Farah Al-khalayleh 💕 9/A
Chocolate 🍫 🍫

1_Chocolate is made from the beans of the cacao tree originally found in Central America.
2_Milk chocolate was first made in Switzertand in 1875 by Daniel Peter.
3_There are many chocoholics in the world .

2_The perfect poster 😊👌

Lujain Abuhamdan

2021-03-05 18:24:59 UTC

9/A
🍫Chocolate🍫

1-Chocolate is made from the beans of the cacao tree originally found in Central America.🍫

2-And, chocolate certainly isn't good for animals.🍫

3-One of the ingredients in chocolat theobromine is poisonous for dogs.🍫
YES
I DO LOVE CHOCOLATE

Layan Nader / 9A

2021-03-05 18:43:54 UTC

1) Chocolate is made from the beans of the cacao tree originally.

2) Nowadays, around 7 billions a year is spent on chocolate worldwide ,and nowadays we add lots of sugar to our chocolate to make it sweet.

3) Milk chocolate was first made in Switzerland in 1875 by Daniel Peter.

Lana Saed

2021-03-05 19:01:39 UTC

(9/C)
Q1) 1-Chocolate is made from the beans of the cacao tree originally found in Central America.
2-Nowadays around $7 billion a year is spent on chocolate worldwide.
3-Milk chocolate was first made in Switzerland in 1875.

Q2)

2021-03-05 19:09:48 UTC

Layan alsaify

2021-03-05 20:39:46 UTC

1) chocolate is made from the beans of the cocoa tree originally,
Chocolate made with a lot of sugar
Chocolate certainly is not good for animals

Bailasan simreen 💙

2021-03-05 22:20:21 UTC

No, I don’t like chocolate so much, I’m not addicted with.
I prefer eating chips more than chocolate.
I believe that the chocolate is harmful because of the tooth decay, as the doctor said.
Also it has a bad effect on the health especially on the skin.

2021-03-06 07:23:17 UTC

Layan Thaher 🍫
9/B🍫

1)a)Milk chocolate was first made in Switzerland in
1875 by Daniel Peter🍫

b)chocolate certainly isn't good for animals. One of the ingredients in chocolate - theobromine - is poisonous for dogs! 🍫

c) it is quite possible to become addicted to chocolate and there are many chocoholics in the world🍫

lynaswafth — 2021-03-06 11:17:28 UTC

Lina alsawaftah 9/b
1.Chocolate is made from the beans of the cacao originally found in Central America.
2.In the early 19th century chocolate bars became popular.
3.Nowadays around $7 bilion a year is spent on chocolate worldwide.

Alaa Haymour 9"A"

2021-03-06 13:18:43 UTC

1-a)It was only in the year 1842 that the first chocolate bar was made by one of the most popular chocolate companies .
b)Hot Chocolate Was The First Chocolate Treat , Not The Bars.
c)Milk Chocolate Was Invented In Switzerland.
d)Chocolates are known to be stress- busters, relaxants and aphrodisiacs.
e)It takes about a year for a cocoa tree to produce enough pods to make about 10 small-sized chocolate bars.
2- I did it .

2021-03-06 14:00:11 UTC

Mayar khader 🤎
9/B
1) Chocolate is made from the beans of the cacao tree originally.

2) Nowadays, around 7 billions a year is spent on chocolate worldwide and nowadays we add lots of sugar to our chocolate to make it sweet.

3) Milk chocolate was first made in Switzerland in 1875 by Daniel Peter.

2021-03-06 14:24:18 UTC

A fact that many may be ignorant of or may not imagine is that chocolate actually comes from the cocoa tree from cocoa seeds specifically, which literally tastes like chocolate, so the beans are dried and then ground to obtain cocoa powder and then chocolate. As for its inventor
In 1828, Dutch chemist Konrad Johannes Van Houten made a real revolution in the field of chocolate industry after his success in inventing the cocoa press machine, which contributed to extracting cocoa butter from roasted cocoa beans, leaving a thin powder to which some other ingredients are added to make chocolate. And last but not least, chocolate is, in fact, very dangerous for some types of animals, such as dogs and cats, as it may cause hysterical fits that may lead to their death.
Mera Alshoraty
Ninth Grade B

Lujain Aljundi

2021-03-06 15:30:29 UTC

1)Milk chocolate was first made in Switzerland in
1875 by Daniel Peter
2) Nowadays, around 7 billions a year is spent on chocolate worldwide ,and nowadays we add lots of sugar to our chocolate to make it sweet.
3) Chocolate is poisonous for dogs because it has theobromine it

lujains poster 🤎

2021-03-06 15:35:00 UTC

2021-03-06 16:14:36 UTC

1-Chocolate is made from the beans of the cacao tree originally.
2-Milk chocolate was first made in Switzerland by Daniel Peter.
3-Now adays around $7 billion a year is spent on chocolate world wide
I made this picture....it's not from Google 🍎

Yes, I am addicted to chocolate because it delights me and provides me energy. To bear the rest of the day. I know it harms some people's teeth and skin, but I still love it more than other things 😂😂❤️ Maya Al Tayfour

2021-03-06 16:29:33 UTC

Deema Omoush

2021-03-06 17:39:56 UTC

☆1 : Chocolate is made from beans of the coco tree .
☆2 : Chocolate is good for heart and teeth too.
☆3 : According to a scientific study , we feel happy when we get what we love , so when we eat chocolate , the happiness hormone is released in our bodies.
《Nobody can resist chocolate 》

Nuha almossa 🎈💗

2021-03-06 18:14:52 UTC

1-Chocolate is made from the beans of the cacao tree originally found in Central America.

2-And, chocolate certainly isn't good for animals.

3-One of the ingredients in chocolat theobromine is poisonous for dogs.

I love chocolate because it makes me happy ❤️🎈

Mais alreem 9/A

2021-03-06 18:28:07 UTC

1- Chocolate is made from the beans of cacao tree originally found in Central America.
2- People add lots of sugar to chocolate to make it sweet.
3-Milk chocolate was first made in Switzerland in 1875 by Daniel Peter.

2021-03-06 20:25:28 UTC

Hiba alnemer 9/b
Q1 Chocolate is made from the beans of cacao tree originally

Q2 Nowadays around 7 billions a year is spent on chocolate worldwide and nowadays we add lots of sugar to our chocolate to make it sweet

Q3 Milk chocolate was first made Switzerland in 1875 by Daniel Peter

2021-03-06 20:40:13 UTC

Noor Mansour 🥀
🍫🍫Chocolates🍫🍫
1.Chocolate is made from the beans of the cacao originally found in Central America.🍫

2_Milk chocolate was first made in Switzertand in 1875 by Danie.🍫

🍫There are many Chocolates in th world🍫🍫.

3.I did It🥰

2021-03-06 21:47:29 UTC

Farah Nael 💜💫
9/A
1_Chocolate is made from the beans of the cacao tree originally found in Central America.
2_Nowdays around $7 billion a year is spent on chocolate world wide 🍫
3_Milk chocolate was first made in Switzerland in 1875 by Daniel Peter.

Noor Abed 9 A

2021-03-06 23:00:03 UTC

1- chocolate is made from the beans of the cacao tree

2-7 billion dollars spent on chocolate worldwide

3- one of the ingredients of chocolate is poisonous for dogs

2021-03-07 07:51:28 UTC

Fatima hossam Alzawahreh
Ninth Grade

1.The first chocolate produced for proper consumption was in England in 1847.

2. One piece of chocolate chips gives you enough energy to walk 150 feet.

3.White chocolate is not considered a chocolate.

4. Half of the world's chocolate consumption is in Europe

layanrafat4 — 2021-03-24 12:14:36 UTC

Home work 2
layan alsawalmeh 🖤 🖤 🍯

روند محمد تاسع أ

2021-03-26 12:37:40 UTC

Q1.
3
1
4
2
Q2.
A battery is a device consisting of one or more electrochemical cells with external connections for powering electrical devices such as flashlights, mobile phones, and electric cars. When a battery is supplying electric power, its positive terminal is the cathode and its negative terminal is the anode. The terminal marked negative is the source of electrons that will flow through an external electric circuit to the positive terminal. When a battery is connected to an external electric load, a redox reaction converts high-energy reactants to lower-energy products, and the free-energy difference is delivered to the external circuit as electrical energy. Historically the term "battery" specifically referred to a device composed of multiple cells, however the usage has evolved to include devices composed of a single cell.
Q3.
Second ...Secondary
Dispose....disposable
Electricity....electrical
Write...writing

lujainabuhamdan9 — 2021-03-26 20:24:32 UTC

Lujain Abuhamdan
9/A
Q1:
3/1/4/2.

Q2:
A battery is a device consisting of one or more electrochemical cells with external connections to operate electrical devices such as light bulbs, cell phones, and electric cars. When the battery supplies electrical power, its positive terminal is the cathode and the negative terminal is the anode. The negative terminal is the source of electrons that will flow through an external circuit to the positive terminal. When a battery is connected to an external electrical load, the redox reaction turns the high-energy reactants into low-energy products, and the free energy difference is delivered to the external circuit as electrical energy. Historically, the term "battery" specifically referred to a multi-cell device, but use has evolved to include single-cell devices.

Q3:
1-rechargeable
2-writing
2-secondary

Maha Nouh / 9B

2021-03-27 10:49:44 UTC

1Chocolate is made
from the beans of the
cacao tree originally 🤍
2 Nowadays, around 7
billions a year is spent
on chocolate
worldwide ,and
nowadays we add lots
of sugar to our
chocolate to make it
sweet 🖤🍰
3 Milk chocolate was
first made in
Switzerland in 1875 by
Daniel Peter 🤍

2021-03-27 12:52:22 UTC

Jowan Hasan n{A}.

Q1:
3
1
2
4
Q2: 1- The portable radio requires 4 AA batteries
2- the battery died because haneen left the headlights on all night
3- the battery weight more than the body of the laptop
4- My Phone was not getting good reception, so i checked the battery strongth, it was low.
5- i couldn't call you last night because my mobile Phone had a flat battery and i didn't have my charger on me
Q3:
1- disposable
2- electrical
3- calculator

2021-03-27 15:14:33 UTC

Dyala azmi
9 /A

2021-03-28 10:56:57 UTC

Homework
1_Pure electric vehicels run on electricity only.
2_They stors the electricity in rechargeable batteries turn the wheels.
3_They are plugged in to charge.
4_They feel lighter in drive.
Then :
The scientist thing that the pure electric vehicels are lighter to drive, they have two types one of them is the rechargeable one that you can charge it, and disposable batteries.
Third :
Electric _Electrical
Dispose_Diposable
Second _seondary
Recharge_Rechargable.
By :Mera Jamal Alshoraty 9th grade" B "

The batteries

2021-03-28 13:15:19 UTC

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2)

1.A battery is a device consisting of one or more electrochemical cells with external connections.

2. We use batteries a lot in our life like children toys, radio devices and cell phones.

3. There are two types of batteries : primary and secondary.

4. We can't charge the primary batteries.

5. We can charge the secondary batteries.

3)

• disposable
• importance
• hearing
• rechargeable
• electrical

Roaa rami
9/b

Bailasan simreen ♥️🌹

2021-03-28 17:58:15 UTC

Q ( 1 ).

A ---------> 3.

B ---------> 1.

C ---------> 4.

D ---------> 2.

Q( 2 ).

1) There is A lot of things need batteries to work.
2) Batteries convert energy fromChemical energy to electrical power.
3) No wired (no wires needed to connect the mains power).
4) There are two types of batteries.
5) Most of the devices we use need sub-type batteries because they are rechargeable.

Q( 3 ).
Slowly.
Secondary.
Writing.

Mais alreem 9 /A

2021-03-29 17:51:48 UTC

Q1)
3
1
4
2
Q2)
A. A bettery is a device containing of one or more electrochemical cells with external connections.

B. There is a lot of things need batteries to work.

C. There are two types of batteries: primary &secondary.

D. They are plugged in to charge.

Q3)
. impotence
. secondary
. electrical
. disposable

2021-03-29 19:52:39 UTC

Mayar khader 9/ B

فرح وائل يوسف ادريس......تاسع أ 🍎

2021-03-30 07:59:05 UTC

Q1-

3
1
4
2
Q2-
1-The battery died because Hansen left the headlights on all night.
2-Most of the devices we use need sub-type batteries because they are rechargeable.
3-We can charge the secondary batteries.
4-There are two types of batteries:1-primary
2-secondary
5-There is a lot of things need batteries to work.
Q3-
1- Secondary.
2- electrical.
3- Slowly.

janabsamratbrby — 2021-03-30 09:02:36 UTC

(Q-1)
a-3
b-1
c-4
d-2

(Q-2)
-The battery needs a lot of things.
-The battery works to convert the battery from chemical energy to electrical.
-There are two types of batteries: primary and non-rechargeable batteries and secondary batteries that can be recharged and used.

(Q-3)
-hearing / ring
-flashlights / lights
-produces / duces

lynaswafth — 2021-03-30 10:21:16 UTC

Lina alsawaftah 9/ b

1)

1
4
2

2)

1.We use batteries a lot in our life.
2.Inside batteries, chemical reactions occur to preduce energy.
3. There are two types of batteries.
4.Batteries that we can charge like the cells in phones called secondary batteries.
5.Batteries that inside remote controls and clocks are primary batteries, we can throw it away after use.

3)

Calculators
Electrical
Secondary

Tamara johar 9/A

2021-03-30 15:25:10 UTC

Q:1
3
1
4
2
Q:2
1)The battery converts the chemicals into electrical energy.
2)there are two types of batteries:primy and secondary
3)secondary batteries such as those in cell phones ,can be recharged .
4)primy batteries cannot be recharged.
5)we use batteries for many thing in our life .
Q:3
electrical
disposable
hearing

2021-03-30 20:36:39 UTC

Aya malkawi (9/b)

Q."1"
A: 3.
B: 1.
C:4
D:2.

Q. "2".
1.Batteries need alot of things to work.
2. Batteries convert energy fromChemical energy to electrical power.
3.No wired "no wires needed to connect the mains power"
4.There are two types of batteries.
5.Most of the devices we use need sub-type batteries because they are rechargeable.

Q. " 3"
-Electrical
-Secondary
-Writing

Ala'a Haymour 9th (A)

2021-03-31 12:55:46 UTC

Q1:
a- 3 /b-1 /c-4 /d-2
Q2:
1- Batteries are used in many devices and machines.
2-The energy in batteries is converted from chemical energy to electrical energy when needed.
3-There are two types of batteries: primary and secondary.
4-Primary batteries aren't rechargeable.
5-Secondary batteries can be recharged just like in phones.
Q3:
1- slowly
2- electrical
3- secondary

2021-03-31 15:09:05 UTC

💫Noor mansour 📄
Q1:
a- 3 /💙
b-1 /💙
c-4 /💙
d-2.💙
Q2:
1- Batteries are used in many devices and machines.💚
2-The energy in batteries is converted from chemical energy to electrical energy when needed.🖤🖤
3-There are two types of batteries: primary and secondary.⚘⚘⚘
4-Primary batteries aren't rechargeable.🖇🖇
5-Secondary batteries can be recharged just like in phones.⚘⚘⚘⚘
Q3:
1- slowly.💜
2- electrical.💜
3- secondary.💜

رسمية عمر السوالمة تاسع أ

2021-03-31 15:37:29 UTC

Q:1
A:3 / B:1 / C:4 / D:2
Q:2
1-We do not need wires for the electric power to flow
2-Batteries convert the chemical energy inside them into electrical energy.
3-The batteries are important to run devices.
4-Batteries are used to power many machines.
5-There are rechargeable batteries and others that charge only once.
Q:3
1-Slowly
2-Secondary Writing
3-Writing

Layan Nader/ 9 A

2021-03-31 16:20:56 UTC

Q1

A) 3
B) 1
C) 4
D) 2

Q2

1) The two types of batteries is primary and
secondary.

2) secondary batteries
are batteries that we can charge like cell phones.

3) There are many uses for batteries.

4) Primary batteries aren't rechargeable.

5) batteries are used in many advices.

6) Cell phones and laptops have secondary batteries that can be rechargeable.

Q3-
1- disposable.
2- electrical.
3- Slowly.

ayahabusafeih — 2021-03-31 16:58:00 UTC

Q1
A-3
B-1
C-4
D-2

Q2:
1: there are two types of batteries : primary .
2: batteries need a chemical energy .
3: we use batteries for many thing in our life .
4: disposable ones that cannot be charged.
5: converting chemical energy into electrical energy.

Q3:
1- disposable
2- rechargeable
3- secondary

Nuha Almossa 🌹

2021-03-31 17:04:10 UTC

Q;1💜🍃...
A;3
B;1
C;4
D;2
Q;2💜🍃...
1-We do not need wires for the electric power to flow
2-Batteries convert the chemical energy inside them into electrical energy.
3-The batteries are important to run devices.
4-Batteries are used to power many machines.
5-There are rechargeable batteries and others that charge only once.
Q;3💜🍃...
1-Slowly 🌸🍃.
2-Secondary Writing🌸🍃.
3-Writing🌸🍃.

Layan alsaify

2021-03-31 17:07:16 UTC

1/ 3,1,4,2 ❤️

🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

2/ we use batteries in different fields

There are two types of batteries

Primary batteries cannot be charged

Secondary batteries are rechargeable

We use secondary batteries in phones and laptops❤️
🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
3/ disposable , wheelchairs, flashlights ❤️

𝑭𝒂𝒓𝒂𝒉 𝑨𝒍-𝒌𝒉𝒂𝒍𝒂𝒚𝒍𝒆𝒉 {9-} ❤️❤️

2021-03-31 17:33:27 UTC

𝑸:1

𝐴:3
𝐵:1
𝐶:4
𝐷:2

𝑸:2

1-𝑻𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒆 𝒂𝒓𝒆 𝒕𝒐𝒘 𝒕𝒚𝒑𝒆𝒔 𝒐𝒇 𝒃𝒂𝒕𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒔:( 𝒑𝒓𝒊𝒎𝒂𝒓𝒚& 𝒔𝒆𝒄𝒐𝒏𝒅𝒂𝒓𝒚).
2-𝑩𝒂𝒕𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒔 𝒂𝒓𝒆 𝒖𝒔𝒆𝒅 𝒊𝒏 𝒎𝒂𝒏𝒚 𝒅𝒆𝒗𝒊𝒄𝒆𝒔 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝒎𝒂𝒄𝒉𝒊𝒏𝒆𝒔.
3-𝑾𝒆 𝒄𝒂𝒏'𝒕 𝒄𝒉𝒂𝒓𝒈𝒆 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒑𝒓𝒊𝒎𝒂𝒓𝒚 𝒃𝒂𝒕𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒔.

𝑸:4

-𝑰𝒎𝒑𝒐𝒓𝒕𝒂𝒏𝒄𝒆
-𝑫𝒊𝒔𝒑𝒐𝒔𝒂𝒃𝒍𝒆
-𝑬𝒍𝒆𝒄𝒕𝒓𝒊𝒄𝒂𝒍

2021-03-31 18:00:21 UTC

Farah Nael 💜💫
9/B
Question 1:
3/1/4/2
Question 2:
1)We have a secondary batteries in our laptops and mobile phones .
2) primary batteries are not rechargeable they are disposable .
3)electrical energy comes from the slowly converts of chemical packed inside the batteries.

4)Batteries are used for very important purposes like hearing aids and wheelchairs

5) batteries works without wires.
Question 3:
1-disposable.
2- slowly.
3-electrical.

noorabed507 — 2021-03-31 19:55:09 UTC

noor abed 9th A
Q1-
3
1
4
2
Q2-
1-We use batteries too much in our life.
2- The energy in battery is converted from chemicals energy to electrical energy.
3-There are two types of batteries .
4-Primary batteries can not be recharged.
5-Secondary batteries can be recharged.
Q3-
Calculators
Electrical
Secondary

Jowan Hasan 9th {A}

2021-03-31 20:38:14 UTC

Q1 :
3
1
4
2

Q2:
1-The portable radio requires four AA batteries.
2 - The battery died because haneen left the headlights on all night.
3- The battery .weighs more than the body.of the laptop.
4- My phone isn't getting good reception, so.i checked the battery strength, It was low.
5-I couldn't call you last night because my mobile phone has flat battery and I didn't have my charger on me.
Q3:
1-Slwoly
2-electrical
3-Secondary

Hiba Alnemer 9/b

2021-03-31 20:53:10 UTC

Q1
a-3
b-1
c-4
d-2
Q2
1-The battery died because Hansen left the headlights on all night
2- Most of devices we use need sub type batteries because they ate rechargeable
3-We can charge the secondary batteries
4-There are two types of batteries
1-primary
2-secondary
5-There is a lot of things need batteries to work
Q3-
1- secondary
2- electrical
3-slowly

emaqateri1_1 — 2021-04-01 07:13:17 UTC

emaqateri1_1 — 2021-04-07 08:16:37 UTC

النشاط الخامس
Read the text then answer the questions

Bailasan_simreen 🌹 🌙 9th " B".

2021-04-07 14:01:37 UTC

Q1)
1) C .
2) G .
3) F .
4) B .
5) A .
6) E .
7) D .
Q2)
1) WHICH .
2) HOW.
3) THAT.
Q3) Relief International, founded in 1990, is a non-sectarian, non-profit agency that provides emergency relief, rehabilitation, development assistance, and a program of services to vulnerable communities around the world.💛🌸

2021-04-10 17:08:43 UTC

Fatima Husam Zawahreh
9.B
Q.1

Q.2
1. We don't need wires for the electric power to flow .
2. Batteries convert the chemical energy inside them into electrical energy.
3. The butteries are important to run devices.
4. Batteries are used to power many machines.
5. There are rechargeable batteries and others that chargo only once.

Q.3

Slowly
Secondary
Writing

2021-04-11 07:48:53 UTC

Dyala azmi ✨
9/A
Ex:1
-shortness of breath
-long learn asthma medications
~~~
1-Agency——>(c)
2-contribation——>(g)
3-Donor ——>(f)
4-Budget——>(B)
5-starvation——>(A)
6-Respiratory system——>(e)
7-Asthma——>(d)
Ex :2
Who/that/what.
Ex:3
UNICEF works in the world's toughest places to reach the most disadvantaged children and adolescents - and to protect the rights of all children, everywhere. In more than 190 countries and territories, we do everything it takes to help children survive, thrive and fulfill their potential, from early childhood through adolescence.
We are the world's largest supplier of vaccines, supporting child health and nutrition, providing safe water and sanitation facilities, quality education and skills building, preventing and treating HIV in mothers and infants, and protecting children and adolescents from violence and exploitation.

2021-04-11 09:24:36 UTC

1)

1 Agency___ c

2 Contribution ___ g

3 Donor ___ f

4 Budget ___ b

5 Starvation ___ a

6 Respiratory system ___ e

7 Asthma ___ d

2)

▪︎The WHO was established in 1948 as an agency of the UN which is responsible for international public health. (which)

▪︎The WHO tried to help people who are living in emergency areas (who)

▪︎due to diseases that are caused by wars or starvation. (that)

3)

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is a specialized agency of the United Nations that leads international efforts to defeat hunger and improve nutrition and food security.

The FAO is composed of 197 member states. It is headquartered in Rome, Italy and maintains regional and field offices around the world, operating in over 130 countries. It helps governments and development agencies coordinate their activities to improve and develop agriculture, forestry, fisheries, and land and water resources. It also conducts research, provides technical assistance to projects, operates educational and training programs, and collects data on agricultural output, production, and development.

Roaa rami
9/b

Layan Thaher.❤

2021-04-11 10:06:02 UTC

9 B

1
4
3
Q2_ calculator need batteries to work
_ A battery slowly converts chemicals packed inside it into electrical energy.
_It produces electrical energy whenever it is needed.
_ Electricity flows without wires.
1=calculators
2= electrical
3=slowly

ميرا جمال الشورطي من تاسع ب

2021-04-12 21:45:21 UTC

Rand Al_khateeb

rolhateeb — 2021-04-13 21:04:37 UTC

Q.1 :
1- agency -----> (c)
2- contribution -----> (g)
3- donor ----> (f)
4- budget ----> (b)
5- starvation ----> (a)
6-respiratory system -----> (e)
7- asthma ----> (d)

Q.2:
1- line 1:- which
2- line 2:- who
3-line 4:- that

Q.3:
The (UNHCR) It is one of the United Nations organizations. It was established with the aim of protecting and supporting refugees, at the request of a government, or the United Nations itself. Refugees contribute to the completion of their voluntary return to their home countries, integration into receiving societies, or resettlement to a third country, and UNHCR's mandate provides for the leadership and coordination of international work aimed at protecting refugees
And solve their problems all over the world. UNHCR's primary purpose is to protect the rights and well-being of refugees. UNHCR also seeks to ensure that everyone is able to exercise their right to seek asylum and find safe haven in another country, with the possibility of choosing voluntary repatriation, local integration or resettlement in a third country. The agency also has a mandate to help stateless people.

9/B

Lana Al-yaseen

2021-04-14 20:29:37 UTC

9 c
Q1:
A-5
B-4
C-1
D-7
E-6
F-3
G-2

Q2:
-which
-who
-that

Q3:
UNICEF works in the world’s toughest places to reach the most disadvantaged children and adolescents – and to protect the rights of every child, everywhere. Across more than 190 countries and territories, They do whatever it takes to help children survive, thrive and fulfill their potential, from early childhood through adolescence.

The world’s largest provider of vaccines, they support child health and nutrition, safe water and sanitation, quality education and skill building, HIV prevention and treatment for mothers and babies, and the protection of children and adolescents from violence and exploitation.

Before, during and after humanitarian emergencies, UNICEF is on the ground, bringing lifesaving help and hope to children and families. Non-political and impartial, they are never neutral when it comes to defending children’s rights and safeguarding their lives and futures.

And they never give up.

Rawand "A"

2021-04-15 17:16:30 UTC

Q1
1.Agency :C
2.contribution :G
3.Donor :F
4.Budget :B
5.starvation :A
6.respiratory system :E
7.Asthma :D
Q2
1.which
2.who
3.That
Q3
The United Nations
Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO
is a specialised agency of the United Nations (UN) aimed at promoting world peace and security through international cooperation in education, the sciences, and culture. It has 193 member states and 11 associate members,
UNESCO was founded in 1945 as the successor to the League of Nations' International Committee on Intellectual Cooperation.[8] Its constitution establishes the agency's goals, governing structure, and operating framework.[9] UNESCO's founding mission, which was shaped by the Second World War, is to advance peace, sustainable development and human rights by facilitating collaboration and dialogue among nations.[9] It pursues this objective through five major program areas: education, natural sciences, social/human sciences, culture and communication/information. UNESCO sponsors projects that improve literacy, provide technical training and education, advance science, protect independent media and press freedom, preserve regional and cultural history, and promote cultural diversity.

2021-04-15 22:11:43 UTC

Mayar Mahmoud khader ♡
9/ B
Q :1
1 _ c
2 _ g
3 _ f
4 _ b
5 _ a
6 _ e
7 _ d
Q : 2
Which / Who / That

Q : 3
UNESCO is one of the organizations of the United Nations; As UNESCO shares with the United Nations its goals in security, peace, justice and human rights, supporting social and economic progress and striving to raise the standard of living, and this name is considered an abbreviation for (the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization). Its headquarters are in the French capital, Paris; As it was opened in 1958 AD, and it is divided into nearly 50 branches and field offices, in addition to many educational and training institutes around the world, the organization seeks to contribute to achieving peace and security for people around the world, and it also seeks to achieve sustainable development and the eradication of poverty.

2021-04-16 15:59:11 UTC

Jowan Hasan 9A
1- agency......c
2-contribution........g
3-donor.....f
4-budget.......b
5-starvation........a
6-respiratory system....e

2021-04-16 19:04:00 UTC

Q1 :
a-5
b-4
c-1
d-7
e-6
f-3
g-2

Q2 :
which , who , that

Q3 :
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
UNESCO (World Heritage Site) is a specialized agency of the United Nations that was established in 1945, and is currently headed by French Audrey Azoulay after winning the elections held in 2017. The main objective of the organization is to contribute to the establishment of peace and security by raising the level of cooperation between the countries of the world in the fields of education, education and culture to bring about universal respect for justice, the rule of law, human rights and the principles of basic freedom.

2021-04-17 05:13:55 UTC

Ala'a Haymour 9"A"
Q1:
1_c
2-g
3_f
4_b
5_ a
6_e
7-d
Q2:
Which / Who / That
Q3:
INTERPOL international organization that facilitates worldwide police cooperation and crime control. Headquartered in Lyon, it has seven regional bureaux worldwide and a National Central Bureau in all 194 member states, making it the world's largest police organization .INTERPOL originated with the first International Criminal Police Congress in 1914, which brought officials from 24 countries to discuss cooperation on law enforcement matters. It was founded in September 1923 as the International Criminal Police Commission (ICPC), adopting many of its current duties throughout the 1930s. After coming under Nazi control in 1938, the agency was effectively moribund until after the Second World War. In 1956, the ICPC adopted a new constitution and the name INTERPOL, derived from its telegraphic address used since 1946.

Jowan Hasan 9A

2021-04-17 11:10:05 UTC

lujainabuhamdan9 — 2021-04-17 13:38:18 UTC

Lujain Abuhamdan
9/A

Q1:
1-c
2-g
3-f
4-b
5-a
6-e
7-d

Q2:
which/who/that

Q3:

UNICEF works in the world’s toughest places to reach the most disadvantaged children and adolescents – and to protect the rights of every child, everywhere. Across more than 190 countries and territories, we do whatever it takes to help children survive, thrive and fulfill their potential, from early childhood through adolescence.

The world’s largest provider of vaccines, we support child health and nutrition, safe water and sanitation, quality education and skill building, HIV prevention and treatment for mothers and babies, and the protection of children and adolescents from violence and exploitation.

Before, during and after humanitarian emergencies, UNICEF is on the ground, bringing lifesaving help and hope to children and families. Non-political and impartial, we are never neutral when it comes to defending children’s rights and safeguarding their lives and futures

Nuha Almossa

2021-04-17 14:21:48 UTC

Q -1:
A--5
B--4
C--1
D--7
E--6
F--3
G--2

Q2 :
-which
- who
- that

Q-3:
The United Nations Educational, Scientific
and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) was born on 16 November 1945. UNESCO has 195 Members and 8 Associate Members and is governed by the General Conference and the Executive Board. The Secretariat, headed by the Director-General, implements the decisions of these two bodies. The Organization has more th 50 field offices around the world and its headquarters are located in Paris.

UNESCO’s mission is to contribute to the building of a culture of peace, the eradication of poverty, sustainable development and intercultural dialogue through education, the sciences, culture, communication and information.

UNESCO works to create the conditions for dialogue among civilizations, cultures and peoples, based upon respect for commonly shared values. It is through this dialogue that the world can achieve global visions of sustainable development encompassing observance of human rights, mutual respect and the alleviation of poverty, all of which are at the heart of UNESCO’s mission and activities.

UNESCO focuses on a set of objectives in the global priority areas “Africa” and “Gender Equality”

And on a number of overarching objectives:

Attaining quality education for all and lifelong learning
Mobilizing science knowledge and policy for sustainable development
Addressing emerging social and ethical challenges
Fostering cultural diversity, intercultural dialogue and a culture of peace
Building inclusive knowledge societies through information and communication

Layan Nader / 9 A

2021-04-17 15:40:14 UTC

Q1
1.Agency :C
2.contribution :G
3.Donor :F
4.Budget :B
5.starvation :A
6.respiratory system :E
7.Asthma : d

Q2
1.which
2.who
3.That

Q3

The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is a specialized agency of the United Nations its goal is to defeat hunger, and giving food to all the people and making sure that people have regular access to enough high-quality food and lead active, healthy lives.

it established in October 1945 with the objective of eliminating hunger and improving nutrition and standards of living by increasing agricultural productivity,
Its headquartered is in Rome, Italy and contains regional and field offices around the world, working in over 130 countries, It helps governments to improve and develop agriculture, fisheries, and land and water resources. It provides technical assistance to projects, operates educational and training programs, and collects data on agricultural output, production, and development, It produces assessment reports and a major concern within all forms of agricultural productionFood.

lynaswafth — 2021-04-17 17:10:21 UTC

Lina alsawaftah 9/b

1)
1.c
2.g
3.f
4.b
5.a
6.e
7.d

2)
Which /who /that.

3)
UNICEF, also United Nations Children’s Fund, is a United Nations agency responsible for providing humanitarian and developmental aid to children worldwide.UNICEF relies entirely on voluntary contributions from governments and private donors. Its total income as of 2018 was $5.2 billion, of which two-thirds came from governments; private groups and individuals contributed the rest through national committees.UNICEF’s programs emphasize developing community-level services to promote the health and well-being of children.UNICEF works in the world’s toughest places to reach the most disadvantaged children and adolescents and to protect the rights of every child, everywhere. Across more than 190 countries and territories.

Layan alsaify

2021-04-17 18:04:46 UTC

1-C

2-G

3-F

4-B

5-A

6-E

..............

Which , who , that

.................

The human rights organisation is a non governmental organisation, characterised by being global, independent dependent on aid and grants provided by people and private organisations and it is mission to monitor respect for states organisation , and institutions for human rights around the world .
The human rights organisation originated in 1978 , and it was a group of small organisations that originated in the countries soviet union to monitor implementation of provisions and laws related to human rights .

رسمية عمر السوالمة تاسع أ

2021-04-17 18:06:20 UTC

Q1:
a-5
b-4
C-1
D-7
E-6F-3
G-3
F-3
Q2:
Which
Who
That
Q3:
The World Trade Organization (WTO) is an intergovernmental organization that regulates and facilitates international trade between nations. It officially commenced operations on 1 January 1995, pursuant to the 1994 Marrakesh Agreement, thus replacing the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) that had been established in 1948. The WTO is the world's largest international economic organization, with 164 member states representing over 96% of global trade and global GDP.

2021-04-17 18:52:44 UTC

فرح وائل يوسف ادريس .....تاسع أ
Q1:
A-5
B-4
C-1
D-7
E-6
F-3
G-2

Q2:
Who,Which,That

Q3:International organization
institution drawing membership from at least three states, having activities in several states, and whose members are held together by a formal agreement. The Union of International Associations, a coordinating body, differentiates between the more than 250 international governmental organizations (IGOs), which have been established by intergovernmental agreements and whose members are states, and the approximately 6,000 nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), whose members are associations or individuals.
IGOs range in size from three members to more than 185 (e.g., the United Nations [UN]), and their geographic representation varies from one world region (e.g., the Organization of American States) to all regions (e.g., the International Monetary Fund). Whereas some IGOs are designed to achieve a single purpose (e.g., the World Intellectual Property Organization), others have been developed for multiple tasks (e.g., the North Atlantic Treaty Organization).

2021-04-17 18:59:17 UTC

Farah Nael 💜💫
9/A

Q1)

1--->C
2--->G
3--->F
4--->B
5--->A
6--->E
7--->D
Q2)
Who /that / which

Q3)UNRWA) is a UN agency that supports the relief and human development of Palestinian refugees. UNRWA's mandate encompasses Palestinians displaced by the 1948 Palestine War and subsequent conflicts, as well as their patrilineal descendants,[3][4] including legally adopted children.[5] As of 2019, more than 5.6 million Palestinians are registered with UNRWA as refugees.[6]

Aya malkawi 9.B

2021-04-17 19:25:01 UTC

Q.1 )
5)a

4)b
1)c
7)d
6)e
3)f
2)g

Q.2 )
which
who
that
Q.3)
UNICEF works in the world’s toughest places to reach the most disadvantaged children and adolescents–and to protect the rights of every child , everywhere. Across more than 190 countries and territories , They do whatever it takes to help children survive , thrive and fulfill their potential, from early childhood through adolescence.
The world’s largest provider of vaccines , they support child health and nutrition , safe water and sanitation, quality education and skill building , HIV prevention and treatment for mothers and babies , and the protection of children and adolescents from violence and exploitation.
Before , during and after humanitarian emergencies , UNICEF is on the ground, bringing lifesaving help and hope to children and families . Non-political and impartial , they are never neutral when it comes to defending children’s rights and safeguarding their lives and futures .

FARAH AL_KHALAYLEH 💕💕

2021-04-17 19:27:43 UTC

{9/A}

Q:1
1-Agency——>(c)
2-contribation——>(g)
3-Donor ——>(f)
4-Budget——>(B)
5-starvation——>(A)
6-Respiratory system——>(e)
7-Asthma——>(d)

Q:2
Who
that
what

Q:3
UNICEF works in the world's toughest places to reach the most disadvantaged children and adolescents - and to protect the rights of all children, everywhere. In more than 190 countries and territories, we do everything it takes to help children survive, thrive and fulfill their potential, from early childhood through adolescence.
We are the world's largest supplier of vaccines, supporting child health and nutrition, providing safe water and sanitation facilities, quality education and skills building, preventing and treating HIV in mothers and infants, and protecting children and adolescents from violence and exploitation.
^_^

Mais alreem 9 /A

2021-04-17 19:55:48 UTC

Q1:
A --->5
B --->4
C --->1
D --->7
E --->6
F --->3
G --->2

Q2:
Which/who/that

Q3:
UNICEF works in the world's toughest places to reach the most disadvantaged children and adolescents - and to protect the rights of all children, everywhere. In more than 190 countries and territories, we do everything it takes to help children survive, thrive and fulfill their potential, from early childhood through adolescence.
UNHCR's primary purpose is to protect the rights and well-being of refugees. UNHCR also seeks to ensure that everyone is able to exercise their right to seek asylum and find safe haven in another country, with the possibility of choosing voluntary repatriation, local integration or resettlement in a third country.

ayahabusafeih — 2021-04-17 19:56:53 UTC

A:-5
B:-4
C:-1
D:-7
E:-6
F:-3
G:-2

noor abed

2021-04-17 20:39:46 UTC

1-
1-c
2-g
3-f
4-b
5-a
6-e
7-d
2-
Which / Who / That
3-
The World Health Organization is a specialized agency of the United Nations responsible for international public health. The WHO Constitution, which establishes the agency's governing structure and principles, states its main objective as "the attainment by all peoples of the highest possible level of health.
The organization's mission is to promote health, keep the world safe, and serve the vulnerable. Access to adequate and affordable health care is a human right, and universal health care is a fundamental principle guiding the work of the Organization.

By 2023, WHO aims to reach its three billion goals, which include ensuring that one billion more people benefit from universal health coverage, one billion more people enjoy greater health and wellness, and a billion more people are better protected from health emergencies. At least half of the world's population lacks basic health services, and medical expenses that people pay with their own money are pushing nearly 100 million people into poverty every yea.

2021-04-17 20:54:47 UTC

Noor Mansour🌸🖤
¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤♡♡
▪︎Q:1
**shortness of breath
....... ....... ....... ...... ......
**long learn asthma medications
1)Agency➡️➡️(c)♡

2)contribation➡️➡️➡️(g)♡

3)Donor ➡️➡️➡️(f)♡

4)Budget➡️➡️➡️(B)♡

5)starvation➡️➡️(A)♡

6)Respiratory system➡️➡️➡️(e)♡

7)Asthma➡️➡️➡️➡️(d)♡

▪︎▪︎Q :2
◇(Who)(that)(what)◇

▪︎▪︎▪︎Q:3
♧**UNICEF works in the world's toughest places to reach the most disadvantaged children and adolescents - and to protect the rights of all children, everywhere.♧

☆In more than 190 countries and territories, we do everything it takes to help children survive, thrive and fulfill their potential, from early childhood through adolescence.☆

《《We are the world's largest supplier of vaccines, supporting child health and nutrition, providing safe water and sanitation facilities, quality education and skills building, preventing and treating HIV in mothers and infants, and protecting children and adolescents from violence and exploitation.》》

2021-04-17 21:01:34 UTC

universal

layanashraf23 — 2021-04-17 21:28:54 UTC

Layan ashraf
9 B
:Q1
A-5
B-4
C-1
D-7
E-6
F-3
G-2

:Q2

Who, Which, That

Q3:International organization

institution drawing membership from at least three states, having activities in several states, and
whose members are held together by a formal agreement.
The Union of International Associations, a coordinating body, differentiates between the more
than 250international governmental organizations (IGOs), which have been established by intergovernmental agreements and whose memberare states, and the approximately 6,000 nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), whose
members are associations or .individuals IGOS range in size from three members to more than 185 (e.g., the United Nations [UN]), and their geographic representation varies from one world region (e.g., the Organization of American States) to all regions (e.g., the International Monetary Fund). Whereas some IGOS are designed to achieve a single purpose (e.g., the World Intellectual Property Organization), others for multiple tasks (e.g., the North Atlantic Treaty .Organization)

Jowan Hasan 9 A

2021-04-18 16:03:33 UTC

Q2:
Which
Who
That
Q3:
Oxfam is a global organization representing millions of people who share the principle that the world is rich in resources and that poverty is not inevitable. Since Oxfam's inception as a small charity in 1942, under the name "Oxford Famine Relief Committee", Oxfam has grown considerably to become today one of the largest independent international charities in the fields of relief and development. Oxfam is today managed as an international federation of 19 associate organizations, with centers around the world, working in more than 90 countries, in partnership with other local and international organizations, to find lasting solutions to poverty.
Oxfam and its local partners adopt the biased stances of poor and vulnerable peoples in international forums without any
Political or religious considerations or affiliations. Globally, Oxfam cooperates with the relevant bodies of the United Nations and regularly participates in its international meetings, as well as with many other international organizations, including, for example, the World Trade Organization conferences, the World Economic Forum, and the annual United Nations Conference on Climate Change. Oxfam strives to influence global policies that affect the world's poor.
Oxfam's activities today are no longer limited to fighting famines, but rather to fighting the causes of those famines and to finding ways to enable people to support themselves and provide solutions to eradicate poverty, as the organization carries out many activities in the fields of education and democracy.
Human rights and the fight against AIDS and global warming, in addition to the opening of many fair trade centers, there are 750 Oxfam shopping centers spread throughout Britain alone, where the products of poor countries are sold at fair prices in order to benefit poor producers.

emaqateri1_1 — 2021-05-02 20:37:40 UTC

النشاط الثامن الحموض والقواعد في حياتنا
Read the text then answer the questions

Maha Nouh...9B

2021-05-03 22:03:35 UTC

Acids
Bases
citrus fruits
commercially produced
cleaning products

The Egyptians
1873
Water, abrasives, including, aluminum hydroxide , calcium hydrogen phosphates , calcium carbonate , silica , hydroxyapatite and fluoride

Acids and Bases

rolhateeb — 2021-05-04 19:46:16 UTC

Q.1:-
a)----> acids .
b)----> bases .
c)----> citrus fruit .
d)----> commercially produced .
e)----> cleaning products .

Q.2:-
a) The Egyptians .
b) In 1873 .
c) Water , Abrasives , including Aluminium Hydroxide , Calcium Hydrogen Phosphates , Calcium Carbonate , Silica , Hydroxyapatite and Fluoride .

Rand Al_khateeb
9/B

janabsamratbrby — 2021-05-05 12:43:11 UTC

Q1:
1- acids
2- bases
3- citrus fruits
4- commercially
5- cleaning products

Q2:
1- The Egyptians
2- 1873
3- Toothpastes mainly contain water, abrasives, including aluminium hydroxide, calcium hydrogen phosphates, calcium carbonate, silica, hydroxyapatite and fluoride

Acids & Bases

2021-05-05 19:31:01 UTC

1)

(a) acids

(b) bases

(c) citrus fruit

(d) commercially produced

(e) cleaning products

2)

(a) The Egyptians.

(b) in 1873

(c) water, abrasives, aluminium hydroxide, calcium hydrogen phosphates, calcium carbonate, silica, hydroxyapatite and fluoride.

Roaa rami
9/b

2021-05-07 09:02:43 UTC

Dyala azmi 9/ A
Ex:(1)
A-acids
B-bases
C-citrus fruit
D-commercially produce
E-cleaning products
Ex:(2)
(a) Egyptians
(b) In 1873
(c) Toothpastes mainly contain water, abrasives, including aluminium hydroxide, calcium hydrogen phosphates, calcium carbonate, silica, hydroxyapatite and flouride.

Jowan Hasan..... 9A

2021-05-07 12:13:11 UTC

Acids & Bases:
Q1:
{a} acids
{b} bases
{c} citrus fruit
{d} commercially produced
{e} cleaning products
Q2:
{a} The Egyptians.
{b} in 1873
{c} water, abrasives, aluminium hydroxide, calcium hydrogen phosphates, calcium carbonate, silica, hydroxyapatite and fluoride.

روند أ

2021-05-07 13:24:41 UTC

Q1
A. Acids
B. Bases
C. Citrus fouit
D. Commercially
E. Cleaning products
Q2.
A. The Egyptian
B. In 1873
C. Toothpastes mainaly contain
Water, abrasives, including, aluminum, hydroxide, calcium, hydrogen, phosphats,, carbonate, sisica, hydroxyapatite, flouride.

Acids & Bases

2021-05-07 14:10:42 UTC

Mais alreem 9/A
Q1):

A) Acids
B) bases
C) citrus fouiy
D)commercially
E) cleaning products

Q2):

A) The Egyptians.
B) in (1873)
C) water, abrasives, aluminium hydroxide, calcium hydrogen phosphates, calcium carbonate, silica, hydroxyapatite and fluoride.

2021-05-08 11:54:54 UTC

Layan Thaher
9 B
Q1_
A ( vinegar )
B ( Acids and bases )
C ( citrus fruit )
D ( commercially )
E ( cleaning products )

Q2_
A_ Egyptian
B_ in 1873
C_ Toothpastes mainly contain water, abrasives, including aluminium bydroxide, calcium hydrogen phosphates, calcium carbonate, silica, hydroxyapatite and fluoride.

2021-05-08 14:38:45 UTC

Lana Alyaseen 《c》

Q.1)

A-) Acids
B-)Bases
C-) Citrus fruit
D-) commercially
E-) cleaning products

Q.2)

A-) The Egyptians

B-)1873

C-)Toothpastes mainly contain water, abrasives, including aluminium hydroxide, calerum hydrogen phosphates calcium carbonate, silica, hydroxyapatite and fluoride

Lujain Abuhamdan

lujainabuhamdan9 — 2021-05-08 15:26:02 UTC

9/A

Q1:
A) Acids
B). Bases
C) Citrus fouit
D) Commercially
E) Cleaning products

Q2:
1-The Egyptian.

2-In 1873.

3- Toothpaste mainly contain water, abrasive including aluminium hydroxide calcium hydrogen phosphate, calcium carbonate silica , hydroxyapatite and fluoride.

Layan Nader / 9A

2021-05-08 18:50:12 UTC

Q1
A). Acids
B) Bases
C) Citrus fouit
D) Commercially
E) Cleaning products

Q2
A. The Egyptian
B. In 1873
C. Toothpastes mainaly contain
Water, abrasives, including, aluminum, hydroxide, calcium, hydrogen, phosphats,, carbonate, sisica, hydroxyapatite, flouride.

Farah wael Idres......9/A

2021-05-08 19:05:28 UTC

Q1:-
A/Acids
B/ Bases
C/ Citrus fouit
D/ Commercially
E/ Cleaning products

Q2:
1_The Egyptian.
2_In 1873.
3-_Toothpaste mainly contain water, abrasive including aluminium hydroxide calcium hydrogen phosphate, calcium carbonate silica , hydroxyapatite and fluoride.

Nuha Almossa

2021-05-08 19:15:25 UTC

Q1
A. Acids
B. Bases
C. Citrus fouit
D. Commercially
E. Cleaning products

Q2.
A. The Egyptian
B. In 1873
C. Toothpastes mainaly contain
Water, abrasives, including, aluminum, hydroxide, calcium, hydrogen, phosphats,, carbonate, sisica, hydroxyapatite, flouride.

رسمية عمر السوالمة تاسع أ

2021-05-08 20:11:03 UTC

Q1
A. Acids
B. Bases
C. Citrus fouit
D. Commercially
E. Cleaning products
Q2 .
A. The Egyptian
B. In 1873
C. Toothpastes mainaly contain Water , abrasives , including , aluminum hydroxide , calcium , hydrogen , phosphats , carbonate , sisica , hydroxyapatite , flouride .

Bailasan simreen 💙..... 9th grade B

2021-05-08 20:11:39 UTC

Q1/ a// Acids.
b// bases.
c// citrus fruit.
d //commercially.
e //cleaning products.
Q2/
a// The Egyptians were the first people.
b //1873.
c// Toothpastes mainly contain water, abrasives, including aluminium hydroxide, calcium hydrogen phosphates,
calcium carbonate, silica, hydroxyapatite and fluoride.

2021-05-08 20:12:27 UTC

Mayar khader
Q1
A). Acids
B) Bases
C) Citrus fouit
D) Commercially
E) Cleaning products

Q2
A. The Egyptian
B. In 1873
C. Toothpastes mainaly contain
Water, abrasives, including, aluminum, hydroxide, calcium, hydrogen, phosphats,, carbonate, sisica, hydroxyapatite, flouride.

2021-05-08 20:16:44 UTC

Roya Riyad
9/B
Q1
A. Acids
B. Bases
C. Citrus fouit
D. Commercially
E. Cleaning products

Q2.
A. The Egyptian
B. In 1873
C. Toothpastes mainaly contain
Water, abrasives, including, aluminum, hydroxide, calcium, hydrogen, phosphats,, carbonate, sisica, hydroxyapatite, flouride.

Layan alsaify

2021-05-08 20:26:46 UTC

Q1, acids❤️
Bases ❤️
Citrus fouit ❤️
Commercially ❤️
Cleaning products ❤️
Q2, Egyptian 💙
in 1873 💙
Water, abrasive, including aluminium hydroxide, calcium hydrogen phosphate, calcium carbonate, silica , hydroxyapatite, fluoride. 💙

2021-05-08 20:31:40 UTC

Sarah Alshobaki
Q1

A- Acids
B- Bases
C- Citrus Fouit
D- Commercially
E- Cleaning product

Q2
A- the Egyptian civlisation
B-in 1873
C- Toothpastes mainly contains water, abrasives, including aluminum, hydroxide, calcium, hydrogen, phosphats, carbonate, sisica, hydroxyapatite, flouride

Noor Abed 9th A

2021-05-08 20:36:27 UTC

1-
A) Acids
B) bases
C) citrus fruit
D)commercially
E) cleaning products

2-

A) The Egyptians.
B) in 1873
C) water, abrasives, aluminum hydroxide, calcium hydrogen phosphates, calcium carbonate, silica, hydroxyapatite and fluoride.

lynaswafth — 2021-05-08 21:00:55 UTC

Lina sawaftah
9/b
1)
(A) Acids
(B) Bases
(C) Citrus Fouit
(D) Commercially
(E) Cleaning product

2)

(a) The Egyptians
(b) 1873
(c)Toothpastes mainly contain water, abrasives, including aluminium hydroxide, calcium hydrogen phosphates, calcium carbonate, silica, hydroxyapatite and fluoride.

2021-05-08 21:00:57 UTC

Farah Nael 💜
9/A
Question 1:
A- Acids
B- Bases
C- Citrus fouit
D- Commercially
Question 2:
A- The Egyptian
B- in 1873
C- Water , abrasive, including aluminium, hydroxide, calcium, hydrogen, phosphates , carbonate, sisica , hydroxyapatite, Fluoride.

𝑭𝒂𝒓𝒂𝒉 𝑹𝒂𝒅𝒊 𝑨𝒍-𝒌𝒉𝒂𝒍𝒂𝒚𝒍𝒆𝒉 9/𝑨

2021-05-08 21:34:04 UTC

𝑸-1
𝑨- 𝐴𝑐𝑖𝑑𝑠
𝐵- 𝐵𝑎𝑠𝑒𝑠
𝐶- 𝐶𝑖𝑡𝑟𝑢𝑠 𝑓𝑜𝑢𝑖𝑡
𝐷- 𝐶𝑜𝑚𝑚𝑒𝑟𝑐𝑖𝑎𝑙𝑙𝑦
𝐸- 𝐶𝑙𝑒𝑎𝑛𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑝𝑟𝑜𝑑𝑢𝑐𝑡𝑠

𝑸-2

𝑨- 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑬𝒈𝒚𝒑𝒕𝒂𝒊𝒏 𝒄𝒊𝒗𝒍𝒊𝒔𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏
𝑩- 𝑰𝒏 1873
𝑪- 𝑻𝒐𝒐𝒕𝒉𝒑𝒂𝒔𝒕𝒆𝒔 𝒎𝒂𝒊𝒏𝒍𝒚 𝒄𝒐𝒏𝒕𝒂𝒊𝒏 𝒘𝒂𝒕𝒆𝒓, 𝒂𝒃𝒓𝒂𝒔𝒊𝒗𝒆𝒔 𝒊𝒏𝒄𝒍𝒖𝒅𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒂𝒍𝒖𝒎𝒊𝒏𝒖𝒎, 𝒉𝒚𝒅𝒓𝒐𝒙𝒊𝒅𝒆, 𝒄𝒂𝒍𝒄𝒊𝒖𝒎, 𝒉𝒚𝒅𝒓𝒐𝒈𝒆𝒏, 𝒑𝒉𝒐𝒔𝒑𝒉𝒂𝒕𝒔, 𝒄𝒂𝒓𝒃𝒐𝒏𝒂𝒕𝒆, 𝒔𝒊𝒔𝒊𝒄𝒂, 𝒉𝒚𝒅𝒓𝒐𝒙𝒚𝒂𝒑𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒕𝒆, 𝒇𝒍𝒐𝒖𝒓𝒊𝒅𝒆.

emaqateri1_1 — 2021-05-08 22:41:27 UTC

Layan Alsawalmeh

2021-05-09 12:30:35 UTC

Q1
1_ Acids
2_ Bases
3_ Citrus fouit
4_ Commercially
Q2
A_ The Egyptian
B _ In 1873
C_Water 💦, abrasive, including aluminum, hydroxide, Calcium, hydrogen, phosphates, carbonate, sisica, hydroxy apatite, flouride

Noor mansour🎈

2021-05-10 18:44:34 UTC

𝑸-1:
𝑨- 𝐴𝑐𝑖𝑑𝑠.
𝐵- 𝐵𝑎𝑠𝑒𝑠.
𝐶- 𝐶𝑖𝑡𝑟𝑢𝑠 𝑓𝑜𝑢𝑖𝑡.
𝐷- 𝐶𝑜𝑚𝑚𝑒𝑟𝑐𝑖𝑎𝑙𝑙𝑦.
𝐸- 𝐶𝑙𝑒𝑎𝑛𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑝𝑟𝑜𝑑𝑢𝑐𝑡𝑠.
𝑸-2:
𝑨- 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑬𝒈𝒚𝒑𝒕𝒂𝒊𝒏 𝒄𝒊𝒗𝒍𝒊𝒔𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏
𝑩- 𝑰𝒏 1873
𝑪- 𝑻𝒐𝒐𝒕𝒉𝒑𝒂𝒔𝒕𝒆𝒔 𝒎𝒂𝒊𝒏𝒍𝒚 𝒄𝒐𝒏𝒕𝒂𝒊𝒏 𝒘𝒂𝒕𝒆𝒓, 𝒂𝒃𝒓𝒂𝒔𝒊𝒗𝒆𝒔 𝒊𝒏𝒄𝒍𝒖𝒅𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒂𝒍𝒖𝒎𝒊𝒏𝒖𝒎, 𝒉𝒚𝒅𝒓𝒐𝒙𝒊𝒅𝒆, 𝒄𝒂𝒍𝒄𝒊𝒖𝒎, 𝒉𝒚𝒅𝒓𝒐𝒈𝒆𝒏, 𝒑𝒉𝒐𝒔𝒑𝒉𝒂𝒕𝒔, 𝒄𝒂𝒓𝒃𝒐𝒏𝒂𝒕𝒆, 𝒔𝒊𝒔𝒊𝒄𝒂, 𝒉𝒚𝒅𝒓𝒐𝒙𝒚𝒂𝒑𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒕𝒆, 𝒇𝒍𝒐𝒖𝒓𝒊𝒅𝒆.

emaqateri1_1 — 2021-05-22 18:57:15 UTC

جسور تعلم النشاط العاشر Fight or Flight
Read the paragraph then answer the questions below

Fight or Flight

rolhateeb — 2021-05-23 00:01:26 UTC

Q.1:-
1- transmit .
2- signals .
3- skyscraper .
4- phobia .
5- encountering .
6- neurons .
7- generate .
8- perception .

Q.2:-
1- Th signal transmit information over long distances .
2- Our eyes will see the fire, and through the nerves the brain receives signals indicating the presence of danger, assimilates them, then transmits them to the appropriate cells, and the body performs the reflex reaction and response and then escape.
3- I thought she was speaking about facing or running away from something threatening me, for example when someone hits you, or is bothering you , or bullying you .
Rand Al_khateeb 9\B

Rawand Mohammad...... A

2021-05-24 09:57:37 UTC

Q1
1.transmit
2.signals
3.skyscraper
4.phobia
5.encountering
6.neurons
7.generate
8.perception
Q2
A. Electrical signals transmit information over long distances
B. When we see a fire the brain will receive amessage through the nerves and neurons that there is danger.the brain assimilates the signs then sends them to the appropriate cells and the body makes areflexreaction and respondsby escaping.
C_ I thought it was talking about facing daily issues or people bathering me

Jowan Hasan {9A}

2021-05-25 12:45:26 UTC

Q.1:-
1- transmit .
2- signals .
3- skyscraper .
4- phobia .
5- encountering .
6- neurons .
7- generate .
8- perception .
Q.2:-
1- Th signal transmit information over very long distances
2-. When I see a fire my brain will receive amessage through the nerves and neurons, that there is danger and the brain assimilates the signs then, sends them to the appropriate cells and the body makes areflexreaction and then i will escape.
3-I expected it to be about facing some thing or passing it.{ escape from it}
Like :Being bullied

Fight or Flight

2021-05-25 13:17:10 UTC

1)

1 neurons___ electrical impulses

2 generate ___ transfer or pass

3 signals___ electrical impulses

4 transmit ___ transfer or pass

5 encountering___ transfer or pass

6 perception___ electrical impulses

7 phobia___ extreme fear of

8 skyscraper___ a very tall building

2)

a) The signals transmit information over long distances.

b) If my eyes see a fire, the sensory nerves send signals to my brain to alert me of a potential danger coming. The brain process the problem and understands it, then sends signals again through the motor nerves to tell the target cells to make the appropriate movement to solve the problem, such as moving away from it.

c) I expected it to be about fear and bad things in your life. You have two options : to run away from them or to face them.

Roaa rami
9/b

Bailasan simreen 💙 9th Grade b

2021-05-27 15:20:11 UTC

Q1))
1) transmit.
2) signals.
3)Skyscraper.
4)phobia.
5)encountering.
6)neurons.
7)generate.
8)perception.
Q2))
A) when my body fell like there is something scary the nerve cells send to my brain that is something went wrong my brain will send to my body (hands . feets )to escape or fight if i saw a dog .
B) my eyes will see a fire my brain will requests to my feet to go fast my feet will get me so far.
C) I thought that this article would be about an embarrassing situation or a frightening situation, and everyone's behavior towards this situation, either running or confronting.

Mais alreem 9 /A

2021-05-28 18:31:45 UTC

Q1:
1) transmit.

2) signals.

3)Skyscraper.

4)phobia.

5)encountering.

6)neurons.

7)generate.

8)perception.

Q2:

a) The signals transmit information over long distances.

b)When I see a fire, the sensory nerves send signals to my brain to alert me that there's danger here . My brain process the problem and understands it, next my brain sends a message to the muscles in my feet that you have to go out or run away, then my feet will drive me as far as possible.

C) I thought it was about life problems and hard situations that you either run from it and be stressed out all the time or face it strongly and cleverly.

emaqateri1_1 — 2021-05-29 15:15:17 UTC

Maha Nouh-- 9B

2021-05-29 19:48:25 UTC

Q1 1.transmit 2.signals 3.skyscraper 4.phobia 5.encountering 6.neurons 7.generate 8.perception Q2 А. Electrical signals transmit information over long distances В. When we see a fire the brain will receive amessage through the nerves and neurons that there is danger.the brain assimilates the signs then sends them to the appropriate cells and the body nmakes areflexreaction and respondsby escaping. C_I thought it was talking about facing danger or escaping from it

lynaswafth — 2021-05-30 10:10:01 UTC

Lina sawaftah
9/b
1.
Neurons:electrical impulses
Generate: transfer or pass
Signals: electrical impulses
Transmit: transfer or pass.
Encountering: transfer or pass
Perception: electrical impulses.
Phobia: extreme fear of.
Skyscraper: a very tall building.

2. The signals transmit information over long distances.

3. The neurons receive information that there is a fire. Then, my brain understands the information and sends signals to muscles which prepare the body to flee or put out the fire.

4. I expected it to be about wars.

ميرا جمال الشورطي

2021-05-30 11:05:55 UTC

2021-05-30 12:14:35 UTC

Dyala azmi 9 /A
Q:1
1_transmit
2_signals
3_skyscraper
4_phobia
5_encountering
6_neurons
7_generate
8_perception
Q:2
A) the signals transmit information over long distances.
B)
A neuron (a nerve cell) is the basic building block of the nervous system. When neurons transmit signals through the body, part of the transmission process involves an electrical impulse called an action potential.

This process, which occurs during the firing of the neurons, allows a nerve cell to transmit an electrical signal down the axon (a portion of the neuron that carries nerve impulses away from the cell body) toward other cells. This sends a message to the muscles to provoke a response.
C) I expected that it would be about the problems that man faces in his daily life and how to solve these problems and not escape from them, but I quickly read the article and discovered that it was about neurons.

Lujain Abuhamdan.

lujainabuhamdan9 — 2021-05-30 16:37:13 UTC

9/A

Q1:

1- transmit.
2- signals.
3- Skyscraper.
4-phobia.
5-encountering.
6 -neutrons.
7- generate.
8- percepti

Q.2:

1- The signal transmit information over long distances.

2- Our eyes will see the fire, and through the nerves the brain receives signals indicating the presence of danger, assimilates them, then transmits them to the appropriate cells, and the body performs the reflex reaction and response and then escape.

3- I thought she was speaking about facing or running away from something threatening me, for example when someone hits you, or is bothering you, or bullying you .

Rasmeya Omar Al Sawalmeh 9A

2021-05-30 16:48:01 UTC

Q1
1.transmit
2.signals
3.skyscraper
4.phobia
5.encountering
6.neurons
7.generate
8.perception
Q2
A- Electrical signals transmit information over long distances
B- When I see a fire, the brain receives messages from the nerves that the brain absorbs and the cells send them to get away from danger
C- I thought it was about how to escape dangers

Farah Nael💜💫

2021-05-30 18:46:36 UTC

1) transmit
2) signals
3) skyscraper
4) phobia
5) encountering
6) neorons
7) generate
8( perception

Q:2

A) Signals transmit information over long distances.

B_ when we see a fire the nerves send a massage to our brain because there is a dangerous thing our brain will assimilate the signs and send them to the appropriate cells our body will give a reflection to move or escape.

C) I thought he was talking about problems in our life. Either we face them with extreme depression or we make them something that can be solved very easily

Noor mansour 9/B

2021-05-30 20:09:48 UTC

Q1)-->
1) transmit.
2) signals.
3)Skyscraper.
4)phobia.
5)encountering.
6)neurons.
7)generate.
8)perception.

Q2)-->
a) The signals transmit information over long distances.
b)When I see a fire, the sensory nerves send signals to my brain to alert me that there's danger here . My brain process the problem and understands it, next my brain sends a message to the muscles in my feet that you have to go out or run away, then my feet will drive me as far as possible.
C) I thought it was about life problems and hard situations that you either run from it and be stressed out all the time or face it strongly and cleverly.

emaqateri1_1 — 2021-05-30 20:29:48 UTC

Layan Nader // 9A

2021-05-30 20:42:22 UTC

Q1

1) transmit
2) signals
3) skyscraper
4) phobia
5) encountering
6) neurons
7) generate
8 ) perception

Q2

А) Electrical signals transmit information over long distances

В) When we see a fire,
the nerves send signals to the brain to alert us that there is a danger.
The brain process the problem, so the fear reaction starts in the brain and spreads through the body to make adjustments for the best defense, or flight reaction.

The fear response starts in a region of the brain calls (amygdala).
The hippocampus "a part of the brain" helps the brain interpret the threat, which helps a person recognize that the threat is real
The brain becomes hyperalert, the breathing accelerates, heart rate and blood pressure rise. Blood flow and stream of glucose increase, and responds by escaping.

C) I thought it was talking about facing danger or the reality ,and not escaping from it

2021-05-30 20:47:31 UTC

Hiba Alneme
9/b

Q1-
1- transmit
2- signal
3- skyscrapers
4- phobia
5- encountering
6- neurons
7- generate
8- perceptions

Q2-
a- the signal transmit information over long distance

b- the receive information that there is a fire .then my brain understands the information and sends signals to muscles which prepare the body to flee or put out the fire .

c- I expected it to be about fear and bad things in your life . You have tow options, run away from them or to face them .

Layan Thaher❤🤗

2021-05-30 20:49:40 UTC

9/B
1) transmit
2) signals
3) skyscraper
4) phobia
5) encountering
6) neorons
7) generate
8( perception

Q:2

A) Signals transmit information over long distances.

B_ when we see a fire the nerves send a massage to our brain because there is a dangerous thing our brain will assimilate the signs and send them to the appropriate cells our body will give a reflection to move or escape.

C) I thought he was talking about problems in our life. Either we face them with extreme depression or we make them something that can be solved very easily

♡فرح وائل ادريس♡

2021-05-30 20:49:45 UTC

Q1:
1_transmit
2_signals
3_skyscraper
4_phobia
5_encountering
6_neurons
7_generate
8_perception

Q2 :
A_Electrical signals transmit information over long distances.
B_When we see a fire the brain will receive amessage through the nerves and neurons that there is danger.the brain assimilates the signs then sends them to the appropriate cells and the body nmakes areflexreaction and respondsby escaping.
C_I thought it was talking about facing danger or escaping from it.

2021-05-30 21:01:47 UTC

9 A

Noor abed

1.
Neurons:electrical impulses
Generate: transfer or pass
Signals: electrical impulses
Transmit: transfer or pass.
Encountering: transfer or pass
Perception: electrical impulses.
Phobia: extreme fear of.
Skyscraper: a very tall building.

2. The signals transmit information over long distances.

3. The neurons receive information that there is a fire. Then, my brain understands the information and sends signals to muscles which prepare the body to flee or put out the fire.

4. I expected it to be about wars.

Aya malkawi

2021-05-31 14:58:22 UTC

1.
Neurons:electrical impulses
Generate: transfer or pass
Signals: electrical impulses
Transmit: transfer or pass.
Encountering: transfer or pass
Perception: electrical impulses.
Phobia: extreme fear of.
Skyscraper: a very tall building.

2-А) Electrical signals transmit information over long distances

-b) the receive information that there is a fire .then my brain understands the information and sends signals to muscles which prepare the body to flee or put out the fire .

.
C) I thought it was about life problems and hard situations that you either run from it and be stressed out all the time or face it strongly and cleverly.

Noor mansour 9/B

janabsamratbrby — 2021-05-31 17:06:31 UTC

janabsamratbrby — 2021-05-31 17:10:15 UTC

Q1 )
1.transmit
2.signals
3.skyscraper
4.phobia
5.encountering 6.neurons
7.generate
8.perception
Q2 )
A- Electrical signals transmit information over long distances.
B- When see a fire, the brain receives messages from the nerves that the brain absorbs and the cells send them to get away from danger.
C- I thought it was about how to escape dangers.

Łãÿâň Áĺśąwąłměh

2021-05-31 17:22:02 UTC

Farah Al-khalayleh 9\A

2021-06-04 12:27:13 UTC

Q1)
1) transmit.
2) signals.
3)Skyscraper.
4)phobia.
5)encountering.
6)neurons.
7)generate.
8)perception.

Q2)
a) The signals transmit information over long distances.
b)When I see a fire, the sensory nerves send signals to my brain to alert me that there's danger here . My brain process the problem and understands it, next my brain sends a message to the muscles in my feet that you have to go out or run away, then my feet will drive me as far as possible.
C) I thought it was about life problems and hard situations that you either run from it and be stressed out all the time or face it strongly and cleverly.