Examples of Active and Passive Voice Active voice describes a sentence where the subject performs the action stated by the verb. Inpassive voice sentences‚ the subject is acted upon by the verb. Sentences in Active and Passive Voice Here are examples of sentences written in both the active voice and the passive voice‚ with the active voice sentence appearing first: Harry ate six shrimp at dinner. (active) At dinner‚ six shrimp were eaten by Harry. (passive) Beautiful giraffes roam the savannah
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Biology: Research Task and Oral PresentationResearch Task:1.Describe some mechanisms found in Australian fauna to ensure:•Fertilisation•Survival of the embryo and of the young after birthFertilisation is the fusion of haploid sex cells in the action of sexual reproduction. It is often a difficult process as:• careful timing is required: both female and male gametes need to be produced and released at the same time• arrangements need to be made to bring the gametes together• A watery medium is always
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Reflection Bobby Bottle was hopping to school through the meadow‚ he saw Mia Mirror standing outside. When he walked up to her‚ she noticed his cap was on tighter than usual. Then he spoke‚ “Mia why are you so stupid‚ couldn’t you just be more smart!” Mia looked at him‚ her eyes grew glassier than normal. “Oh.” was all she said and walked away. Mia went into class. “Good morning Mia.” said Mrs.Olivia Owl. Mia didn’t respond and sulked past her. “Guess what!” said Freya Fish‚ walking up to Mia
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Created by: Carrie Rhein Hazelwood Central High School Teacher Page Activity Teacher Page • The learner will be able to classify living things into groups based on structure. • The learner will be able to understand that organisms are classified according to their structural similarities which mirror their evolutionary relationships. • The teacher can use this production to show similarities and differences in vertebrates. • The students should use science journals to write in answers as the teacher
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Republic of the Philippines UNIVERSITY OF EASTERN PHILIPPINES University Town‚ Catarman‚ Northern Samar COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Graduate Education Department Education 853 (Audio-Visual Techniques) 1st Semester‚ S.Y. 2011-2012 JOY DELA CRUZ MORADO MATEED 2 Student “A Detailed Lesson Plan in Science and Health I” A Detailed Lesson Plan in Science and Health I I.OBJECTIVE: 1. Observe animal sizes. 2. Identify and enumerate animals that are
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of small animals such as dogs‚ chickens‚ and other small wild animals since the beginning of the early 18th century. This creature has pretty abnormal and diverse features. Many people that claim to have spotted The Jersey Devil say that it has a kangaroo like body with a horse like face and antlers sprouting out of the top of its head‚ not to mention pig or horse like hooves and large wings that carry it like a bat. The Jersey Devil is believed to have originated when a woman named Mother Leeds
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Life on earth A. Procaryotic Organisms 1. The prokaryotic cell‚ unlike the eukaryotic cell‚ is able to survive in an oxygen-deprived‚ mineral-deprived and vitamin-deprived environment. The normal cells in our body‚ the eukaryotic cells need oxygen‚ vitamins and minerals to be able to survive. 2. The classification system of prokaryotes Classification of Prokaryotes Procaryotes can be divided into two distinct groups‚ archaea and eubacteria. Each group has its own characteristics
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strapped on‚ you stand 18" taller‚ with three foot long carbon-fiber springs attached to your legs‚ ready to send you into the air. Alexander got the idea about the stilts while he was researching the movements of kangaroos in Australia. He wanted to harness the speed and power of the kangaroo so that any person could achieve super human abilities. He began to draw out plans and eventually he came to the design used today. He had submitted his patent in 1999; however‚ the manufacturers cannot deviate
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- ‘BELONGING’ - Question: What does the Oodgeroo Noonuccal poem ‘We Are Going’ have to say about Belonging and Not Belonging? How does the poet use language forms‚ features and structures to convey ideas and feelings? The poem ‘We Are Going’ by Oodgeroo Noonuccal is about the displacement of the Aboriginal people in Australian society/culture and their confusion about where or what to belong to as their traditional customs are taken away/forgotten. The text raises the issues and themes of
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Yellow When I was younger‚ she was and is one of the best things that has ever happened to me. I spent so much time with her. She was my great grandma. She was amazing and everyone who met her loved her. With her we went garage saleing; we also spent a lot of time camping‚ and I went to her house. I played with my cousins‚ and loved to be in the hot tub. On rainy days‚ we do crafts‚ or play board games inside. On every Christmas Eve we would all get together‚ and she would put together games
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