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    City & guilds

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    city$p Iffi[]ililil]ilil]tililfl[ll]ffi Guilds 616s-002 JUNE 2010 Certificate in Construction Basic construction skills principles 61 61-OO2t Tuesday 1 June 2010 14:0O- 15:00 You should have the following for this examination . a multiple-choice answer sheet . a pen with black or blue ink . a non-programrnable calculator . \’ This question paper is the property of the City and Guilds of London lnstitute and is to be returned after the examination. following notes

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    Inner City

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    1. Financial Ratios--- • Liquidity Ratio: measure the availability of cash to pay debt. Current Ratio = Current assets/ Current Liabilities 262‚515/ 285‚030= 0.92 There is a problem meeting its short term obligations The best way to improve this ratio and better position the business to cover its short-term obligations is to better manage current liabilities (accounts payables). Generate more profit (cash) out of each sale by increasing profit (as long as it is competitive within the industry)

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    Forbidden City

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    Traveling to another country‚ and being situated in some dangerous situations opens ones eyes and helps ones gain experience. In the book Forbidden City by William Bell‚ Alexander jackson is a seventeen year old boy that travels with his father Ted who is a camera man that works for CBC news. In this novel Alexander Jackson goes from innocence to experience. He developes as a caring‚ responsible human being and grows up through his experience in China. Alex before his journey to China is a typical

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    Life in a big city.

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    comforts of life. Man started living in cities. Cities became the major centers of live hood. A city has larger population compared to a town and a village. Life is full of activities in a big city. A big city is a centre of all types of education. It is a centre of trade‚ medical facilities‚ business and recreation. The population increase during the daytime. People staying the nearby villages and towns come to the city on different errands. Life in a big city starts early in the morning. many school

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    in Davao City TOPIC DISCUSSION: Urban housing is a worldwide need‚ especially urgent in rapidly growing cities of the developing world‚ evident in unplanned and informal communities. These are examples of the informal sector housing – often described as squatter settlements or “slums” – that represent latent assets and the basis of urban solutions (Bhatt‚ 2004). In Davao City‚ the increasing number of informal settlers can be attributed to the rapid urbanization in the city. As a result

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    Forbidden City

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    Alexander Jackson’s Growth in the Novel “Forbidden City” What if you had a one in a lifetime chance to look at the world from a whole new angle? Would you take the opportunity to look at things in a new way‚ or would you simply accept things as you see them now? Alexander Jackson is a seventeen year old Canadian‚ whose view of the world has been drastically changed. My novel study presentation on the book “Forbidden City”‚ will be about the protagonist Alex Jackson and how he grows and changes

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    DARK CITY

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    Dark City! The ice cold breeze gushed into my face one more time blowing my hair around as furious as a lion pounds‚ at the same time tears stumbled and tossed down my face leaving glossy lines that looked twisted when I walked under an orange glowing street light. The dark midnight sky covered the misty air quicker than we expected leaving us lost in the middle of New York with only the sparkling full moon and orange street lights to lead us around hoping we can find somewhere where we recognise

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    City of Mumbai (Bombay)

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    Towns and cities have a long history in our world‚ but opinions vary on whether any particular ancient settlements can be considered to be a city. The first true towns are sometimes regard as large settlements where the populations were no longer simply farmers of the surrounding area‚ but began to take on specialized occupations‚ and where trade‚ food storage and power was centralized. By definition of the city‚ the first we know of were located in Mesopotamia and in Egypt along the Nile. Before

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    City Of the Beast

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    The Journey of Maturing From adolescence to adulthood Alexander Cold has experienced every aspect of this journey. At the beginning of the book Alex was a very immature boy. He was very appreciative of all the work that his dad did for him and his sisters. Alex has matured throughout the whole book he has went from being a immature‚ moody young boy who did not see the good things that his family did for him. Now that he has matured he sees how lucky he is. Alex Cold seems to be in shock.

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    The City Planner

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    How does Margaret Atwood communicate her ideas to the readers? Consider: Atwood opens the poem by painting a picture-perfect and rather unrealistic and pretentiously beautiful Canadian suburbia. It was obvious‚ as readers can tell‚ that Atwood was irritated by the unnatural uniformness of the suburbia. Atwood collectively refers to the suburbia as “the sanities”. While many may think being sane is a good thing (as opposed to being insane)‚ the writer may have opined otherwise. Being sane does

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