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I think that the following course will be tougher than previous years,but it is normal because it is a higher level.Maybe nexxt year I will have to retake some subjects from the first year becayse I havent studied that much this summer, and some subjects will be pending until next february, but if Istuddy hard, I will pass them.Probably I wont go to university, because I want to have a break , a year off travelling around Europe with my best friend,qho is one year old than me.During this tour i will be able to learn different languages and affter this trip I would like to look for a job, a preferably as a psicology, but to do all these
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1. whose , who ,where ,that, which, who ,where. 2. We took the exam in a room which was very hot; Last year, I went to a hotel in Porto where I met Alejandro Sanz;When we were in Greece, we went on a tour which was very long;I met a girl who came from Thailand;I know a teacher who went to school with John Lennon and Paul McCartney;We went to see a film which a friend had recommended. 3. The Da Vinci Code, which is about a secret society, is a best seller;Fernando Alonso, who is the first Spanish F1 racing driver, is from Asturias;Betty, whose car had broken down, asked me to take her home;Edurne Pasabán, who has climbed seven of the highest peaks in the world, is from Guipúzcoa;Beer, which is a very popular drink in Spain, is 4,000 years old;Sean, whose father is a famous singer, is a good friend of mine.
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The function of a town relates to its economic and social development. In some cases the original function is no longer applicable.
Market towns: collection and distribution centres for the sorrounding farming area. Today their functions will probably include the manufacturing and servicing of agricultural machinery and the processing of agricultural produce.
Mining towns: have grown due to the exploitation of a local fuel or mineral.
Manufacturing/industrial towns: have grown where raw materials are processed into manufactured goods.
Ports: include those on coasts, rivers, and lake. These have grown at points where goods are moved from land to water, or vice versa.
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BENIDORM: it was just packing people in. It was crowded and noisy. Because it was cheap it attracted lots of 'larger louts'. Many of the hotels were shoddy and not what the brochures promised. There was a little trace o Spanish culture.
Today bad hotels have been improved. New posh ones have been built. A new theme park have been set up. It gets 4 million visitors a year.
GAMBIA: Problems with begging. Money goes to other countries. Travel agent, Hotel, Plane, Local works, Low wages, Jobs, Food&drink...
1-at a travel agent's a family book a package holiday in gambia. 2-money: some goes to the travel agent, some goes to the airline will carry them, some goes to the company that owns the hotel were they'll stay. 3-They travel from the airport to the hotel in a coach. 4-the hotel furnishings and fittings were imported from Europe. 5-almost all the food and drink is imported from Europe too. 6-Most of the salary of the hotel manager and top staff is paid into their banks back home. 7-Cambians are employed and earn a number of pounds a month on average.
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Hard solutions are structures built to derend from floodwater.
HOW IT WORKS: Build flood banks: on either side of the river you build a wall to stop the water go out.. Increase the size of the river channel: you make the area of the river bigger and deeper so the river can have more water. Divert the river away from the city centre: more the river so instead of going in the city you move it and the river sorround. Increase the size of the drains: they take the rain water to make the river and make the drains bigger.
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sustainaility: if we use waer faster than it can be replenished, its use is not sustainable. we need to store and distribute it efficiently-and this can be expensive.
large-scale water management projects: large-scale projects to increase water supply tend to involve big dams. they are usually complex, multi-purpose projects. Up to the 1980s the rate of building increased, until most of the best sites in North America and Europe had been developed, in the so-called 'Blue Revoluion'.
Currently dams cupply: -40% of the world's irrigated water. -20% of the world's electicity. -and 15% os all blue water.
Drams may bring benefits in terms of increased water supply but they can have negative impacts too.Their construction plays havoc with fragile aquatic ecosystems, destorying fisheries and wildlife. Around 45000 large dams worldwide affect 6 out of 10 major rivers and have caused about 80 million people to be forcibly relocated.
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Formação do espaço econômico (Brasil). Descobrimento do Brasil :1500. Ocupação:a partir de 1532 como colônia de exploração. Plantation:Grandes propriedades, monocultura, cultura de exploração. Sistema escravocrata>Indígena, negro africano(trafico), Bantos(angolanos) e sudaneses(nigerianos). Formação de arquipélagos ou ilhas ou coágulos econômicos:desenvolvimento econômico isolado. Ciclos econômicos:atividades econômicas por período. Atividades econômicas:século XVI e XVII:pau-brasil, ciclo da cana:zona da mata. Século XVIII: drogas do sertão na Amazônia, pecuária bovina de corte, ciclo do ouro(minas gerais). Século XIX:algodão(nordeste). Século XX:1910àfim da borracha. 1930:fim do café. Revolução industrial:década de 30:sudeste(SP). Promove o processo de integração do território nacional. Determina um desequilíbrio socioeconômico inter-regional.
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Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are caused by movements within the Earth.
Plates consist of two types of crust: continental a n oceanic. Continental crust is older, lighter, cannot sink and is permanent.
Oceanic crust is younger, heavier, can sink and is constantly destroyed and replaced.
Constructive margins occur when two plates move away from each other, it form a new oceanic crust.
Destructive margins occur when a oceanic crust move towards an continental crust, it can form an island arc.
Collision margins occur when two continental crusts move together, it form an fold mountain.
Conservative margins occur when two plates slide past one another, it can create an earthquake.
A volcano erupts because an oceanic crust move towards an continental crust an it create a earthquake, this earthquake increase temperature and destroy the oceanic crust, the magma rises to the Earth's surface and the volcano erupts.
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Embankment : A raised river bank built to prevent or reduce flooding
Erosion: is the wearing away of the land.
Evaporation:the transfer of water from the sea to the earthas water vapour
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Flood: the flow of water iver an area that is usually dry
Flood plain:the wide, flat area at the bottom of a valley which is often flooded
Freeze-thaw: rock is broken up due to water in cracks freezing and thawing
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