GEOMETRY

NOTES OF ART:

Made the square when I know 1 side:

Construction of  a square when I know the radius 

Do the rectangle when I know 2 sides :

Do a rectangle when I know a diagonal and 1 side:

Do the rhombus when I know 2 diagonals:

Do the rhomboid when I know 1 sides and the angle A:

Do a pentagon when I know 1 side:

Do a pentagon when I know the radius:

Do an hexagon when I know 1 side 

Do an hexagon when I know the radius:

Do an heptagon  when I know the radius:

Draw an octogon when I know the radius:

Do a decagon when I know the radius :

ALL OF BRITIAIN

BOOK 'ALL ABOUT BRITAIN ' WORDS:

GHOST TOUR OF BRITAIN :

 Poison: a substance that taken into the body can destroy life or causes illness 


 Burned her the stake: is when a person is set on fine is estate.


Dismissed: to direct or allow to leave. 


Pregnant: in the process of having a child or offspring developing in the body, as a woman or female mammal. 


Search for:  to look through (a place,etc) to find something lost.


Fell in love with : when some person love to somebody. 


Burried: full or covered whith burs. 

UNIT 3

GLOSSARY 👍👍👍

Bell: a hollow metal instrument shaped like a cup that produces a ringing sound when struck.

Break: to smash, split or divide into parts violenty. 

Dream: a secuence of images passing through the mind during sleep. 

Luck: the force that seems to operate for good or ill in a person's life. 

Registration: a certificate  attesting  to the fact that someone or something has been registered. 

Can't stand:

Hate: to dislike intensely; detest. 

Love: a feeling of warm personal attachment or deep affection. 

Be crazy about:  

(Not) Like: of the  same form , appearance, kind, character,  amount ...

Not mind: 

Meet : to come into the presence of; encounter. 

Ride: to sit on and manage a horse or other animal in motion. 

Spend:to pass  o  some work,  in some place  a lot of time. 

Stay: to remain over a length of time,  as in a place or situation 

Wear: to have on the body as clothing, covering or ornament. 

 GRAMAR 👍👍👍


 Adverbs of frecuency: always, usually, often, sometimes, never. 


 Like+ - ing/ noun.


 Demostrtive pronouns: 

This ----------- these 

That ---------- those 


LISTENING 👍👍

 Sports and equipment 



 READING 👍👍👍


Glasgow school of  sport.

Schools around the world. 

A tour of our school. 

A town of runers. 



WRITING 👍👍👍

 Bowdon Youth Centre. 

About  my high school. 



SPEAKING 👍👍👍

 Words about the unit. 

Schools of other countries. 

The frecuency adverbs. 


 MY DIARY OF ARCHIEREMENT 

 I think this unit has a easy gramar because it's a review of other years, and it 
 has got  a interesting vocabulary. 


THE AREAS I NEED TO WORK 

 I think, I need to work on the listening and the pronunciation.


 WHAT  I LEARN ABOUT CULTURE?

 I learn the customs that they have in the schools of other countries. 


 MY OPINION 

 This unit is so interesting because you learn some importants words and adverbs. 

UK POWERPOINT, Laura.

GEOMETRY

NOTES OF ART

IMPORTANT DEFINITONS ABOUT CIRCLES 

Circle: set of points at the same distance to a point called 'centre'.

Circunference:  it's the full lenght of a circle. 

Centre: it's a point equidistant to any point on a circle. 

Radius: it's a length of a line segment from the centre to its perimeter. 

Diameter: a line segment that pases though  the centre and conects two points of a circle. Its length is double the radius. 

Chord: line segment which conects two points of  the circle not through the centre. 

Arc: segment of a circle. 

Arrow: its a line segment centre chord and pass to the centre. 

IMPORTANT DEFINITONS ABOUT ANGLES  AND LINES 

Parallels: they are two lines which never intersect them selves so all their points are equidistant. 

Perpendicular: they are  line with meat forming four right angles. 

Oblicue: they are  line which are not parallels neither perpendicular. 

ANGLES : it's a figure formed by two rafs sharing a common endpoint ( vertex ).

● Types of angles (position )

Complementari angles: they are couples of angles which sum is 90°.

Suplementary angles: they are couples of angles which sum is 180°.

● Types of angles (form).

They can be: right, obtuse, acute, flat, complement, cero.

The angle bisector: when I drive an angle into two equals parts. 

OPERATIONS WITH ANGLES 

-Adition:

-Subtraction:

-Multiply:

-Divide a right angle in 3 parts equals:

POLYGONS 

Star poligons: its a particular polygon case whith a star shape, created out of linking together non consecutive of a regular polygon.  

Inscribed polygon: they are polygons placed inside circles so all the vertex of the polygon are placed on the circle. 

Convex polygon: any line draw through the polygon meets its boundary exctly twice. 

 Non-convex (concave): a line maybe found which meets its boundary more more than twice.  

TRIANGLES: it's a flat with 3 sides and 3 angles. 

Construction an equilateral triangle when I know 1 side 

Construction an equilateral triangle when I know the radius:

Construction an isosceles triangle when I know 2 sides:

Made a right triangle when I know 2 sides:

Made a right triangle when I know 1 sides and the apotem:

 Do the triangle when I know three sides:

QUADRILATERAL

 They are polygons with 4 sides and four angles. 

● Paralellograms

 They are quadrilaterals with 2 sides of parallel opposite equal sides and 2 pairs opposite equal angles. 

● Non-parallelograms or trapezium

Only one pair of sides are parallels.