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The arm and leg bones
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Arms Our arms are joined to our body by the two bones that form our shoulder: the clavicle and the scapula. The upper arm only has one bone, called the humerus. The forearm has two parallel bones,…
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Observe. Development of an embryo
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The photos show the development of a chicken embryo. The embryo develops until it becomes a chick. It then hatches from the egg. At 5 days, there are thin red blood vessels that extend from the embryo,…
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Autoavaluació T15 02 - L'art del segle XX
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Tria'n la resposta correcta: Què és la Bauhaus? Com es deia l'escola a la qual pertanyien els artistes alternatius als moviments d'avantguarda? En quina dècada va sorgir la tendència…
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Painting: The Water-Lily Pond, 1899
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This masterpiece by Claude Monet was displayed in an exhibition called "Paradise". Students can give their definition of it and then read the notes. We can describe the scene paying attention…
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The bones of the head and the torso
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Bones of the head The bones of the head form the skull. It has two parts: the cranium and the facial bones. The cranium The cranium is a closed cavity that protects one of the most delicate organs in…
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Choose. The absolute monarchy
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Match the definition with the correct concept of absolute monarchy: Status of the monarch as maximum authority over all inhabitants of the kingdom. Doctrine that justifies the authority and legitimacy…
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Echinoderms
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3.1. Echinoderms Echinoderms are animals that live at the bottom of the sea. They do not have a head. They have an external skeleton consisting of plates with spines. The majority of echinoderms have a…
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Sponges, cnidarians and echinoderms
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Sponges Sponges are the simplest type of animal that exists. They live in water and are attached to rocks on the seabed. Sponges are often irregular in shape. Their bodies have lots of small holes that…
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Unit 9: Motion and forces
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Accelerate (v): to go faster; to increase in velocity. apparent weight (n): the total sum of forces acting on a body. area (n): a quantity which expresses the extent of a twodimensional surface.…
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