Monday 27 March 2017

SELF-ASSESSMENT - SECOND TERM

This term I think that I improve in vocabulary about crimes, technology and economy and also my level of grammar.
This term has been very long so we had a lot of exams of all the subjects so I think this term I studied a little lower.
I have continued watching videos in YouTube and listening to songs in English.
This term I had also get a little bored because we didn’t do any projects about recording, singing dancing or something like those things. I did he project of New Zealand, I had to say that it was interesting because I learnt somethings that didn’t know, but I prefer the others projects.
In conclusion I was happier with the other term but in this term I’m also happy with the subjects in general.
I want to start the last term and also to learn more and also to start the good weather ;)

Resultado de imagen de spring gif

TWO EXPLORERS VOCABULARY - MARCO POLO

Raised me. When somebody look after you, and give you a place to give, food and education.
Beards. Hair that grow on the lower part of men's faces.
Pope. Is the head of the Roman Catholic Church and the bishop of Rome
To escort. To protect someone from other people.
Donkeys. A mammal similar to the horse and that is a domestic animal.
Fabrics.  A cloth made by the weave threads.
FriarsA man who is a member of the Roman Catholic Church or of a mendicant order.
Holy Oil. Liquid sticky and smooth that has been consecrated by the Pope.
To worship. When you pray at or for something.
To weave To lace together threads to form a fabric.
Mirage An image that someone sees in a desert and is an illusion.
Cane A short staff used to assist one in walking.
Silk cords. Threads that are made of a very special and expensive fabric, the silk.
To kneel. To go down and rest on your knees, it's a gesture that you must do when you are in front of an important person.

Coal:                                                     Fabrics:                                        Fireworks:
Resultado de imagen de coal gif   Resultado de imagen de telas    Resultado de imagen de fireworks gif


PRIMARY SECTOR VOCABULARY


AGRICULTURE VOCABULARY:

Cereals:

Wheat: Trigo
Rice: Arroz
Corn: Maíz
Sorghum: Sorgo
Millet: Mijo
Barbey: Cebada
Oats: Centeno

Vegetables and seeds:

Chickpeas: Garbanzos
Lentils: Lentejas
Beans: Judías
Peppers: Pimientos
Cucumber: Pepino
Sugar beets: Remolacha
Soybeans: Soja

Vegetable fibres:

Linen: Lino
Jute: Jute
Sisal: Sisal
Hemp: Cañamo

Vegetable oil:

Sunflower oil: Aceite de girasol
Soybean oil: Aceite de soja
Peanut oil: Aceite de cacahuete
Palma oil: Aceite de palma

Other agricultural products:

Yam: Batata
Avocado: Aguacate 
Dates: Dátiles

FISH                                  
Hake: Merluza
Sardine: Sardina
Whiting: Pescadilla
Cod: Bacalao
Anchovy: Anchoa
Herring: Arrenque
Octopus: Pulpo
Tuna: Atún
Trout: Trucha
Carp: Carpa                                
Turbot: Rodabayo
Salmon: Salmon
Sea bream: Besugo
Sea bass: Lubina
Oysters: Ostras
Clams: Almejas
Mussels: Mejillones                                
Shrimp: Camaron
Prawn: Gamba
Lobster: Langostas
Seaweed: Algas
Sole: Lenguado


TREES
Conifers: Pine: Pino
Fir: Abeto

Hardwood:

Birch: Abedul
Maple: Arce
Oak: Roble

Precious woods:

Ebony: Ebano
Teak: Teca
Mahogany: Caoba
Cedar: Cebo

Natural rubber: Hevea: Alcornoque


VOCABULARY UNIT 5

THIS CRIMINAL (NOUN)
DOES THIS...
CRIME (NOUN)
ACTION (VERB)
accomplice
helps another person to commit a crime
aiding and abetting
aid and abet
arsonist
sets fire to other people's property illegally
arson
commit arson
assassin
kills people for political reasons, or in return for payment
assassination
assassinate
burglar
breaks in to buildings to steal
burglary
burgle
drug dealer
buys and sells illegal drugs
drug dealing
deal in drugs
forger
makes fake money or documents
forgery
forge
hijacker
takes control of a vehicle (plane, ship etc) by force and diverts it
hijacking
hijack
hooligan
is a violent young troublemaker
hooliganism
-
kidnapper
takes people away by force and demands money to free them
kidnapping
kidnap
mugger
attacks and robs people in a public place
mugging
mug
murderer
deliberately kills another person
murder
murder
offender
is anybody who breaks the law
committing an offence
offend
pickpocket
steals money etc from other people's pockets
pickpocketing
pickpocket
robber
steals money etc, using force or the threat of force
robbery
rob
shoplifter
steals goods from a shop while pretending to be a customer
shoplifting
shoplift
smuggler
moves goods illegally into or out of a country without paying tax
smuggling
smuggle
terrorist
uses violence for political reasons
terrorism
commit terrorism
thief
steals property from other people (without using violence)
theft
thieve
vandal
deliberately destroys or damages public property
vandalism
vandalize

Thursday 23 March 2017

ECONOMY VOCABULARY

Economic activity: is what is carried out by humans in order to acquire goods that satisfy consumer needs.
Economic goods: are products and services generated by economic activity.
Products: goods which are obtained directly from nature or which are turned into something.
Services: activities carried out by humans to benefit society.
Factors of production: the resources that are required for the generation of economic goods.
Land: the environmental resource.
Rent: payment for the use of the land.
Labor: mental and physical efforts of people applied to the production of goods and services.
Wages: payment for labor.
Capital: is the money, buildings, and machinery and equipment used to produce goods and services.
Interest: payment for investing capital.
Entrepreneurship: is the risk-taking resource.
Profit motive: possibility of making money.
Economic agents: those elements that have a role in converting the factors of production into goods and services.
Primary sector: activities involved in obtaining resources directly from raw materials, including agriculture, livestock, fishing, forestry and mining.
Secondary sector: activities involved in converting raw materials into manufactured products (industry) or building houses and infrastructure.
Tertiary sector: activities that provide services.
Economic system: the way a country organizes, produces. Distributes and administers its material and human resources and the economic goods that these generate, in order to provide for high level of well-being.
Planned economy: the state controls all the factors of production.
Market economy: companies buy and sell products and services freely.
Price: cost of a product or services.
Natural resources: thing a person or country has that can be used or economic benefit.
Supply: goods and services that are available for sale.
Economic policy: action that government take to organize the economy.
Consumer: person who uses goods or services.
Profit: difference between what it cost to make something or provide service what it is sold for.

Wednesday 15 March 2017

DESCRIBING AN AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE


This photo of this agricultural landscape is from Ávila, Spain and it shows us a corn crop.

It's a very extensive plot and also it can be:
  • An open field, because there isn't any boundaries and we can't see if there are bounderies.
  • A monoculture, because there's only the corn crop.
  • A irrigated farming, the water is brought using the machinery that we can see in the picture.
  • An extensive agriculture, because we can find this landscape in sparsely populated areas with lots of land but limites manual labour, requiring the use of machinery.

Friday 10 March 2017

NEW ZEALAND PROJECT

Hey everyone!

Here it is the project made by Álvaro Calvo, Irene Gómez and Gadea Rodríguez.

Hope you like it.