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Analyse a text
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The feeding habits of starfish Starfish have a voracious appetite; in one week an adult starfish can devour over fifty clams or small oysters. When an oyster is attacked, it closes its valves, but the…
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Reading - Go back to the text
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Look back at Parts One to Five of Treasure Island and find the names of: the man on the island: Ben Gunn the ship the old pirate who stayed at the inn Jim’s parents’ inn the ship’s cook the pirate…
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Introduction - Plants
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Plants make up one of the largest groups of living things on Earth. There are many different species of plants. These include: algae, mosses, ferns and flowering plants. Plants are different to animals…
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The senses
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We receive information on what is happening outside our body through our sensory receptors. These receptors are specialised nerve cells that capture stimuli from outside our body. There are different…
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Peaceful coexistence
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You can like your neighbour or not. You are not obliged to become friends or pay him visits. But what do you do if neither of you want to move? There are only two options: war, which with today's…
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About the Author
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The story you are going to read takes place in Canada. Anne lives in Nova Scotia. It is one of the three Maritime Provinces1 of Canada and it is on the Atlantic Ocean. The name of the province is Latin…
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About the Author
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Charlotte Brontë was born in Thornton, Yorkshire, in the north of England in 1816. She was the third daughter of Patrick Brontë, a clergyman,1 and Maria Branwell. The family moved to Haworth…
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True / False. The cerebrum
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Are these sentences true or false? The cerebrum is the most important nervous centre in our body. It contains nearly one million neurons. The outer surface, which is 1.5 to 4 millimetres thick, is…
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Check. War and liberal revolution (1808-1814)
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Remember what you have studied in this section and answer the questions: Why did Charles IV decide to fight the French? Why did Godoy allow French troops to enter Spain? What were the three main phases…
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