Dear all, Good acting and good story make a play ibnteresting. It is equally important to make it as realisttic as possible with suitable costumes, props and sets. Be creative but don't forget to have fun. Good luck! |
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To All Third Grade Stuidents All libraries books have to be returned on the twenty-second of May 2012. They should be covered with non-colorful wrapping plastic. Lost book must be replaced with the ones of similar subjects. Fine will be charged to the late return of the books. Students who have handed back all the books will get receipts that have to be submitted to to the administration officers. Library staff |
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EFFECTIVE MICROORGANISMS 4 ORGANIC FERMENTATION BACTERIA TO INCREASE CATTLE PRODUCTIVITY Em-4 is a mixture of microorganisms that give the benefit for cattle growth and product. Usage: 1. To decrease smell pollution. 2. To balance mutual microorganisms 3. To increase the quality and quantity of cattle product. How to use: 1. To get satisfying result, dissolve 1cc EM-4 per liter of water every day. 2. Spray 1cc EM per liter of water every week on the floor, wall and manure. Agent: PT. Songgolangit Persada jakarta Distributor: Ki Hajar Dewantara 46 Jakarta Phone: (021) 7894529 |
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Spanish Thief Saw Himslef as Robin Hood-like Bandit Madrid (Reuters) - Spain's most wanted thief, The Loner, saw himslef as a Robin Hood-style figure and said he robbed banks only because the stole money from public, his lawyer said Tuesday. Accused of killing three policemen and holding up more than 30 banks, Jaime Jimenez Arbe was planning to move on to insurance companies when he was arreted last month, Spanish media reported, citing lawyer Jose Mariano Trillo-Figueroa. "I am not a killer and if I was obliged to shoot at officers of the law, it was always against my will and in order to avoid being arrested, "Jimenez said in a letter reproduced on the websites of newspapers El Pais and El Mundo. Trillo-Figueroa, said Jimenez, who robbed the banks disguised in a false beard and a wig, think of himself as Curro Jimenez, a Spanish 1970s television bandit in the sstyle of Robin Hood. The Loner was arrested in Portugal, armed with a submachine gun in preparation for another bank robbery - Reuters. |
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9. | . Before being arrested, Jaime Jimenez Arbe . . . in Spain | ||||||||||
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11. | "Trilo-Figueroa, said Jimenez, who robbed the banks disguised in a false beard and a wig .... (Paragraph 3) The underlined word "disguised" means . . . . | ||||||||||
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If you get up early in the morning, you will see an unusual sight. In city parks and in city streets, lots of boys and girls and men and women are already up and busy, but are not working or going anywhere. They are exercising. Some are playing football or badminton and some others are jogging. What is jogging? Jogging is a gentle running. Why is jogging so popular today? Why do people jog? People jog to relax themselves, to keep themselves fit or simply to enjoy themsleves. Our world today is a world where life is comfortable and easy for many city people. Fast buses, cars or motorcycles take us to work or to school. Lifts carry us quickly from one floor to another large buildings. So many people get very little exercise. What do you need to start jogging? You only need a pair of running shoes, an old pair of jeans or shorts, a sweater and a little courage. Don't be embarrassed if you meet your neighbor as you return home, hot and tired. When you begin to jog, start running some of the way and then walking. Don't jog too far to begin with and jog slowly. Once you develop a regualr jogging program, you will feel fit and well, and you will be ready to start a busy day feeling fresh and awake. Next time you are at the swimming pool, look at the people around you, especially those who are over thirty. How many of them have a fat stomach? Now you understand why mote people today go jogging or do some other sort of exercises. |
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13. | What will a jogger feel after having a regular jogging program? | ||||||||||
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16. | " .... you will see an unusual sight." (Paragraph 1) What is the synonym of the underlined word? | ||||||||||
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Anybody who is over the age of six knows that there is nowhere safe for skateboarders to skate. This prevents young people from enjoying an active energetic and adventurous pastime. Just watch a local street for a short while and note the steady streams of skaters speeding up and down the footpaths. Toddlers can be trampled on and old ladies can be knocked down as they struggle home carrying their cat food from supermarkets. Thunderous rattles are heard on our main roads each night as skaters travel without light and without signs to oncoming cars. Skateboarding is a serious sport that improves young people's health. It increases fitness, improves balance and strengthens the joints in knees and ankles. Although it appears to be a solo sport, when groups practice together and compete to perform stunts or runs they form firm friendships. Young people should be prevented from becoming overweight couch potatoes. If they are actively involved in skating, they do not smoke, take drugs or break laws for fun. Kids will always seek thrills and excitement. They need to practice their 180s, 360s and Ollie's free from restrictions. We must build skate parks in the suburbs so that streets are safe for small children and senior citizens and skaters have space where they can race, chase, speed and soar towards the sun. |
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21. | " They need to practice their 180s and 360s and Ollie's free from restrictions" (Paragraph 5). The synonym of the underlined word is . . . . | ||||||||||
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Kang Choi Hwan was born into a loyal family that had once lined in the large Korean community of Japan. In Kyoto, his grandfather habd been supporter of KimII Sung, North korean's Great Leader since 1945. In 1961 the grandfather returned with his family to North korea and had important government post. Within months, however, he was complaining to friends that North korea was no the country he had expected. He was shocked to see so much poverty, which he eventually came to blame on the government'a stifling grip on the economy. One morning in July 1977 when the Kang was nine, his grandfather left for work and never returned. A few weeks later, seven plain clothes security guard stormed into Kang's house. "Your grandfather betrayed the fatherland," one of the men stated. "You must be punished." Kang's parents and grandmother sobbed as they forced to pack their belongings into two army trucks. The family was driven off, but Kang's mother was left behind, spared because her own father was regarded as a revolutionary hero. That was the last Kang ever saw her. |
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25. | "A few weeks later, seven plain clothes security guard stormed into Kang's house." The underlined word means . . . | ||||||||||
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It was the dawn of science and technology. Anything seemed possible even the creation of life itself. Victor Frankenstein becomes obsessed with this idea and works relentlessly to prove his theories; but the glory he imagined becomes a living nightmare - not only for him, but for hos friends and family too. Mary Sheley's ghotic horo story -frankenstein - was first published in 1818 and has been the inspiration behind numerous stage productions and films - many of which strayed a long way away from her original masterpiece. Classical comic presenting a full-colored graphic remains true to this classic tale, bringing the original story to life which has never benn created before. This graphic novel is available in two versions: Original Text and Quick Text editions. The Original Text stays faifhful to Shelley's original text, while the Quick Text brings the story up to date by presenting the text into a more simplified style so that the tale is accessible to all readers. The quick Text edtion will allow you to soak up a general feeling for characters and locations, while the Original Text version will help you easily slip into the language in which the novel was written. Even if you're not studying the original, this graphic novel is worth buying. It's a great story, and should be one that everyone has the chance to read. Now, thanks to this release, even those who don't particularly like to read too much are given the chance to find this tale and hopefully it may encourage them to search out the original book too. As with the previous classical comics, the presentation is first class. The best grade glossy paper really helps to set this graphic novel head and shoulders above the usual comic book releases on the market. Not only, that you also get a pretty comprehensive biography of Shelley; Mary Shelley's family Tree; a feature that explains what life was like in the year of the book's release; and a brief Look on how Frankenstein has been adapted to many different formats over the years. |
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29. | The original text of Frankenstein graphic story makes the readers . . . . | ||||||||||
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30. | " ....many of which strayed a long way away from ..." (Pragaraph 2) The underlined word can be replaced with . . . . | ||||||||||
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Male chauvinism (men's believe in male superiority) extends even into the area of automobile driving, it seems. They believe that theyare far better drivers than women. Men consider women drivers incompetent, inattentive and even dangerous behind the wheel. However, statistics prove that women are, in fact, safer drivers than men. For example, insurance rates for women are 20 percent than they are for men. Another proof is that more accidents are caused by male drivers between the ages of 18 annd 25 than by any other groups. Also the greater percentage of accident involving death is caused by men. Although women are criticized for being too cautious, they are really just being safe drivers. The reason for women driver's safer habits can perhaps be found in the differing attitudes of sexes toward automobiles as a convenience, like a washing machine. On the other hand, men regard the automobile as an extension of their egos. Using it as a weapon when they feel particularly aggressive or using it as a status symbol. In all, women are safer drivers because of their attitude. Men can learn to become safe drivers if they adopt the attitude that an automobile is merely a convenience. |
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32. | In term of car accidents, the statistic proves that car accidents caused by . . . . | ||||||||||
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33. | Which of the following you don't agree about men drivers? | ||||||||||
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35. | "Men consider women drivers incompetennt, inattentive and even dangerous behind the wheel." (Paragraph 1) The underlined word means . . . . | ||||||||||
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KUNCI JAWABAN
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Kunci
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B
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2.
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B
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3.
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A
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4.
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E
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5.
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E
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6.
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E
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7.
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E
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8.
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C
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9.
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B
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10.
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D
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11.
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A
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12.
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D
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13.
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A
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14.
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D
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15.
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E
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16.
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A
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17.
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A
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18.
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C
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19.
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B
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20.
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E
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21.
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E
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22.
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B
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23.
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A
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24.
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E
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25.
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B
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26.
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A
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27.
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C
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28.
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B
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29.
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A
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30.
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B
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31.
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D
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A
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33.
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A
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E
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D
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