Reading/Comprehension/The Indian In The Cupboard Activities Name ________________________________________ Date________________ The Indian In The Cupboard by Lynn Reid Banks Differentiated Activities Complete any combination of the following activities for a total of 50 points. Check off each activity you wish to complete. When you finish it‚ check it off again. To earn the maximum points‚ see the attached rubric. My Choices Activity DESIGN your own magic cupboard. Draw or build your cupboard
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Photograph 1 11 Photograph 1 11 Introduction Introduction Tourism is a type of travel for recreational‚ leisure and/or business purposes. Tourism is very important and for some countries it is vital. It has become increasingly popular and it has now become a ‘popular global leisure activity’. It is very important that tourism should be managed because if it isn’t it can ruin tourist attractions‚ scenery and beautiful landscapes. In order for tourism to be managed there needs to be facilities
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The Bulgarian oil yielding rose is a symbol of Bulgaria. It embodies the freshness of nature‚ the aesthetics of Bulgarian culture and the pursuit of beauty and happiness. Rose is grown for rose oil production and for other derivative products used in the perfume industry. Bulgarian rose oil is of superior quality that is unrivaled in the world. It is a material‚ preferred by many reputable perfumery manufacturers. Its secret lies in the technology of extraction - by triple distillation and intermediate
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Week 28 Student fieldtrip guide (Fieidtrip on e"’ February) Introductory ’formative’ assignment: Tourism markets in a destination What to do: Use relevant references‚ such as Tourism management textbooks‚ journal articles and industry reports to examine the following areas: 1. Destination characteristics: 1.1 Type of tourist attractions: identify types of tourist attractions in Chester and types of authenticity these attractions aim at providing‚ (in week 28) 1.2 Existing tourism markets: research
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Person centred approaches 1.1 Treating people as individualsMaking sure people have their privacyMaking sure people have access to their rights Treating people with dignity and respectSupporting people to be as independent. 1.2 Taking into account person centred values makes me work better for the individual person‚ rather than imposing my own choices on them and taking away their own right to independence and choice. 1.3 Taking risks means that you are able to choose and be in control
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SLIDE 1 AUSTRALIA * Vietnam * Canada * Brazil For this presentation we will be comparing and contrasting the cultural difference of the three countries of Vietnam‚ Canada and Brazil against Australia. To do so we have conducted an analysis utilising Hofstede’s Cultural Model. In doing so we will utilise examples in order to demonstrate different difficulties international managers will face in conducting business operations in each of these countries. SLIDE 2 Power Distance
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The story “First Confession” by: Frank O’Conner depicts a child named Jackie‚ who is a young Catholic boy nearing his first confession. First confession is a tradition for young catholic boys and girls where they give their “first confession.” Frank ‘Conner’s story tells about a women names Mrs. Ryan who teaches the children about the important task. She tells the children about a man who went to a priest’s house one night to give a confession and when the priest left to get dressed he returned
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H1/H2 Scarcity‚ Choice & Opportunity Costs Ace Responses Scarcity‚ Choice & Opportunity Costs H1/H2 Scarcity‚ Choice & Opportunity Costs Ace Responses Scarcity‚ Choice & Opportunity Costs - Table of Contents S/No Questions Question Type 1 : Essay Type Questions for Resource Allocation 1 Explain what is meant by the basic problem of scarcity [10] Question Type 2 : Opportunity Costs 1 You have just obtained your GCE A-Level results. You qualify to enter the University. If you study in the
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Critically consider the balance of scientific benefits against ethical costs in psychology (22) Milgram’s obedience study Milgram’s research has a lasting impact on psychology in various ways‚ initially as it triggered a large number of subsequent studies which is a desirable factor of the scientific method as replications demonstrate reliability and enhance our understanding‚ additionally the findings were counter- intuitive meaning that the findings weren’t equal to the predictions. The initial
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M2- Compare areas of growth or decline in the primary‚ secondary and tertiary sector of business activities. The Primary sector includes areas such as agriculture‚ hunting‚ forestry‚ fishing‚ energy and water; over the years the primary sector has drop dramatically in regards to the number of people that have been working in the ‘primary’ sector; In 1978‚ there was 1‚127‚000 people working in the primary sector‚ but in 2008 the amount of workers that stopped working for the primary sector was
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