English level four.

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Worksheet 5

A) Wesley Autrey, a construction worker, demonstrated a brave act by risking his life to save Cameron Hollopeter, who had fallen onto the train tracks and suffered a stroke. Autrey, in a selfless gesture, saved Hollopeter's life.

B) 1.As a token of gratitude for returning the wallet with all its contents, Mr. Bogue rewarded the homeless man.

2. Wesley Autrey's bravery in risking his life reflects his kindness and concern for others

3. The inspector's integrity is evident in his honesty.

C) 1. The bravery of someone who risks their life to save another person shows a strong commitment and concern for those around them.

2. People's honesty varies due to the diversity in education and the values ​​that are instilled in them during their upbringing.

3. Recognizing and rewarding those who demonstrate honesty is essential, since unfortunately integrity is not as common in today's society, and it is only fair to compensate those who practice it.

4. The expression suggests that you will receive what you give, implying that taking positive actions will generate positive results in your own life.

 

ANIMAL ABUSE, A PROBLEM BEYOND SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESS
 

 

1.     Keywords: education, injustice, empathy, animal abuse, suffering and pain.

 

2.      Introduction: Animal abuse has a broader meaning than that referring to dogs and cats, the most common household pets. And, in many cases, it is a problem that affects the environment. “There has been a lot of progress in pets, but not so much in issues such as experimentation, hunting or intensive breeding for human consumption; “Industrial farms are unsustainable for the natural environment.”

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goal number 15 pursues the protection of life in terrestrial ecosystems. Among its objectives is to end poaching and trafficking of protected species by 2030. According to the international organization, of the 8,300 known animal breeds, 8% are extinct and 22% are in danger of extinction.

 

3.     Definition: Animal abuse is a behavior exercised by the guardian towards their pet, which can cause suffering, stress or even lead to death.

This situation, which is terrible in itself, is accompanied by something that is even more aberrant and that is that these acts are not always condemned by our society as a whole. To prove this, just look at the incongruous passion that bullfights or cockfights can generate.

 

4.     Overview: Abuse or cruelty to animals can occur physically and psychologically; consciously or unconsciously. Some of the forms of abuse are associated with beatings, injuries, excessive shouting, movement restrictions or not giving them veterinary care.

According to specialists in the human mind, this behavior could be associated with impulses towards someone or something in particular, in which the animal is taken as the replacement object. While children when they exert some type of violence on animals, it is because of the interaction that they perceive of adults with pets.

That is why those people who are more prone to these behaviors are seen as individuals who could be victims of situations of abuse, family violence or neglect.

 

5.     Statistics:

 

 6.     Examples:

1.      Not feeding them well.

2.      Stimulate them with instruments that cause pain, such as the whip.

3.       Make them work long hours without rest.

4.        Make them work when they are not in good physical condition.

5.       Stimulate them with drugs without therapeutic purposes.

6.       Use them to carry very heavy vehicles.

 

7.     Real documenteded cases.

 

1.      Young people make fun of the animal that they hit repeatedly, continuing with the act of torture, which has been reported through social networks and caused consternation in the country due to the cruelty against this species vital to ecosystems.

The incident occurred in a rural area of ​​Valle del Cauca

 

2.      Man was prosecuted for animal abuse after trying to bury alive a mare that he had tortured for a time by injecting it with chemicals.

 

3.      It happened in the village of La Mata, in the municipality of Purificación, Tolima, where a man attacked a young dog with his firearm.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BIBLIOGRAPHIES

1.      De las salas, D. A. Á. (2021, marzo 18). Siete casos recientes de maltrato animal que indignaron a Colombia. El Tiempo. https://www.eltiempo.com/colombia/otras-ciudades/maltrato-animal-siete-casos-recientes-que-indignaron-a-colombia-574631

 

2.      Asociados, V. (s/f). El maltrato animal: Ese mal que nos afecta a todos. Veterinariosasociadosni.com. Recuperado el 6 de noviembre de 2023, de https://www.veterinariosasociadosni.com/el-maltrato-animal-ese-mal-que-nos-afecta-a-todos/

3.      Galdón, B. P. (2021, junio 8). Maltrato animal, un problema más allá de la conciencia social. Ediciones EL PAÍS S.L. https://cincodias.elpais.com/cincodias/2021/06/07/extras/1623083229_608233.html

4.      Un trato contra el maltrato. (s/f). Gov.co. Recuperado el 6 de noviembre de 2023, de https://www.animalesbog.gov.co/noticias/trato-contra-maltrato

 

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Ingles #2

Presentation 

Sevententh day activity

A)     Infer infornation. Complete the paragraph about mark zupan. Use can, can’t, or has to.

Zupan 1. Has to spend most of his time in a wheelchair, but he 2. Can stand up and take a few steps for a short time. He 3. Can´t go walking or running, but he 4. can play   rugby. He 5. Has to  be careful about his diet so he dosen´t get out of shape. He doesn´t have complete use of his hands, but he 6. can lift  weights. He 7. Can´t drive a car using his feet, but he 8. can  use his hands.  A loto f people think quadriplegics 9. Can´t do anything, but zupan proves that they 10. Can

B)     Summarize.  first, complete the paragraph about Bethany Hamilton. Use the simple present tense or the present continous. Then write a similar paragraph, summarizing mark   zupan´s  routines.

When she surfss, Hamilton 1. uses Her legs to help her go in the right direction. She 2. Has a prosthetic arm, but she herdly ever 3. wears It She 4. competes Regularly with theworlds top professional women surfers. In the photo on page 70, she 5. Competes Against other surfers with two arms. She 6. Wears  A t-shirt and 7. Stands On her surfboard. Hamilton  8. Wants To help other people with difficult experiences follow their dreams.

    C) Summary of the texts

1       The first text tells us about the serious accident that happened to Mark Zapan, which led to his                becoming a quadriplegic. He wants to be a reason for improvement, since many people say negative     things to him, but he does his best to be able to walk for a few seconds and play sports to perform        well, because of this he has a balanced diet to be able to stay in shape and practice Rugby

             The second text tells us that Hamilton is a lady who practices the sport soul surfer, she is a disabled        girl because she lost her arm because of a shark. Despite being disabled, Hamilton competes and           speaks, she also gives advice to other soul surfers that she can do it.

         Summary on the three of the 3 texts 

       A) texts 1:Jason's vacation with his wife was interesting. Because they enjoyed themselves in a hotel in Bali in Indonesia. And they also had pleasant and relaxed times as they enjoyed an adventure, and they also provided excellent care.

       texts 2: It was a very interesting vacation, because they enjoyed the Bungee at Victoria Falls. They were also relaxed because they shared very good moments with loved ones.

       texts 3: These vacations were very relaxed, because a group of friends enjoyed 26 days and helped build some rooms. At the same time they were relaxed as they got to meet and discover many friendly people and enjoyed a good meal.

     B) I feel identified with the 2 text, because I have already lived vacations in which I share games or other entertainment with my group of friends, it is an interesting experience 

    

                                  Comparative sentences 
       

     1.      Your dog ran the fastest of any dog in the race

     

     

    2.      She is younger than her brother

    

    3.       We are smarter than they

    

     4.       I am taller than my bothers

           5. My car is newer than yours

      

                                           

     

                          

    6.  My father is taller what my mom 

                              

                                                                           

                                                                                                                                                                                                                  
7.       I am more important that him
                                                                                                                                                                                                                     

                       

8.       The family basket is more expensive in barranquilla tan in santa marta

                                               

    9.       My cat is older tan neighbor’s 

                                       

     10.       The camera of the iphone is sharper tan that of the xiaomi

Activity #five

A. T F1 It’s appropriate to wear shorts in Turkish mosques.

Fake.Because in the mosques of Turkey as well as local tourists they must wear formal clothes 

T F2 The dress code for tourists is pretty liberal on Turkish beaches.

Real. Because the rules only apply to the natives of Turkey, and tourists do not have a problem, just to enter the mosques 

T F3 Clothing customs in Turkey are “anything goes” for everyone.

. Fake. Because this applies only to tourists, since the rules of dress in Turkey only apply to natives both in the streets and in mosques, and for tourists only in mosques. 

T F4 The United States is very conservative about clothes.

Fake. Because in the United States the rules are more flexible, and they do not have a stipulated rule, and everyone is free to choose their clothing 

T F5 It’s appropriate for young Americans to wear wild clothes in religious institutions.

. Fake. Because the rules are free in everything, except in formal restaurants, religious institutions and schools

T F6 Flip-flops are inappropriate in formal restaurants in the United States.

 Real. Because in restaurants you should go with conservative clothes

   B. Most tourists who visit Istanbul or elsewhere in Turkey opt for the classic combination of shorts and a T-shirt, this dress is accepted for most historical places, but not in mosques. In the United States, people are freer, everyone dresses as they wish, but this does not apply to some places such as schools and religious centers

C. When the month of June arrives in New York, the city opens up to the streets, the parks and the squares. The good weather and pleasant warmth is the protagonist this month. This would be my outfit for the week long trip 

1, comfortable and breathable shoes such as sneakers 2, cap and hat 3, sunglasses 4, thin sweaters, or cotton shirts that are breathable for comfort 5, jackets, and very rustic pants for the cold

FIVE HUNDRED WAYS

Means of transport

A). I like to travel more by plane because it is one of the means of transport that brings the greatest benefits. For example:

-Currently the plane is very easy and accessible for users who intend to undertake a trip to any place, in addition to being included it is fast and we can visit places in just a few hours. -Now planes are mostly safe due to the high technology they use to have a better experience. 

-They are comfortable, so it's just a matter of sitting down and enjoying a book or movie to pass the time while you get to your destination.

B). I have had experiences of transport such as a car because my father brings me to the university on occasions, by bus because he often transported me by this means, by plane because I traveled to the city of Bogotá a long time ago and it was the best option, taxi of course because I go out with my friends on weekends and it's a good option and lastly on Ferri when I went to my parents' town.

C). Once I was leaving the city of Barranquilla by bus at 8 o'clock at night as a means of transportation to the town. crash we took a long time to continue on the trip because they were checking certain people who were injured in the bus that hit.

A) 

A.      1. Australia and Austria

2. France and Germany

3. Hotel porters and Hotel housekeepers

4. Germany and Australia

B) 

First person:  As a tip she could give 3 Australian dollars which is equivalent to 2 US dollars per bag.

Second person: As a tip in the US he could give 15% or 20% of the value of the check depending on how satisfied you are with the service.

Third person: She could give around US$1-2 to the housekeeper for cleaning the room.

Fourth person: He could give 15% of the taxi fare because that is what drivers in Canada and the United States expect.

C)  

C.      I arrived in the United States two days ago, exactly in New York, and today I decided to go eat at the best restaurant in Manhattan, but when the waiter brought me the check, the total value was 400 dollars.

So I was due a $60 tip.