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 Linux and Windows are both operating
systems.  Computers use them to run
programs.  Linux is totally free and open
source, so users can improve or otherwise
modify the source code while Windows is
proprietary, so it costs money to use and
users are prohibited from altering the source
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 Linux and Windows are both operating
systems.  Computers use them to run
programs.  Linux is totally free and open
source, so users can improve or otherwise
modify the source code while Windows is
proprietary, so it costs money to use and
users are prohibited from altering the source
code.
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 Linux and Windows are both operating
systems.  Computers use them to run
programs.  Linux is totally free and open
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modify the source code while Windows is
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Mammals are a class of animals whose females give birth to
live young and produce milk to feed their young.
Mammals are divided into five groups: carnivores,
cetaceans, marsupials, rodents and primates. Carnivores are
meat-eaters. Cetaceans have very large heads and tapering
bodies that live in water. Marsupials are mammals whose
females have pouches in which young develop after birth.
Rodents are small mammals with two pairs of incisors used
for gnawing. Last are primates which have complex brains
specialized limbs and eyes that can perceive depth.
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Mammals are a class of animals whose females give birth to
live young and produce milk to feed their young.
Mammals are divided into five groups: carnivores,
cetaceans, marsupials, rodents and primates. Carnivores are
meat-eaters. Cetaceans have very large heads and tapering
bodies that live in water. Marsupials are mammals whose
females have pouches in which young develop after birth.
Rodents are small mammals with two pairs of incisors used
for gnawing. Last are primates which have complex brains
specialized limbs and eyes that can perceive depth.
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Carnivores Marsupials Primates

Cetaceans Rodents
Volcanoes are a feared and destructive force for good reason.
 A volcano is like a pressure valve for the inner earth, but they
can also be very beautiful.  One part of the volcano that
people rarely see is the magma chamber. The magma
chamber is way beneath the Earth’s bed rock.  It is
tremendously hot. Running from the magma chamber to the
crater of the volcano is the conduit. The conduit connects the
magma chamber to the outer world.  At the top of the volcano
is the crater. This is where the magma exits. Volcanoes are a
beautiful yet dangerous natural phenomenon.
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Volcanoes are a feared and destructive force for good reason.
 A volcano is like a pressure valve for the inner earth, but they
can also be very beautiful.  One part of the volcano that
people rarely see is the magma chamber. The magma
chamber is way beneath the Earth’s bed rock.  It is
tremendously hot. Running from the magma chamber to the
crater of the volcano is the conduit. The conduit connects the
magma chamber to the outer world.  At the top of the volcano
is the crater. This is where the magma exits. Volcanoes are a
beautiful yet dangerous natural phenomenon.
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like a pressure beautiful yet

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 How to use the microscope? First, plug in the lamp.
Then, place a sample of what you wish to observe on a
slide. Next, adjust the mirror so it reflects light from the
room up into the objective lens and place your slide
with the specimen directly over the center of the glass
circle on the stage. With the low power objective lens
placed over the slide, use the coarse focus knob. Now,
look through the eyepiece with one eye while closing
the other eye and use the fine focus knob to fine.
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 How to use the microscope? First, plug in the lamp.
Then, place a sample of what you wish to observe on a
slide. Next, adjust the mirror so it reflects light from the
room up into the objective lens and place your slide
with the specimen directly over the center of the glass
circle on the stage. With the low power objective lens
placed over the slide, use the coarse focus knob. Now,
look through the eyepiece with one eye while closing
the other eye and use the fine focus knob to fine.
 Plug in the
lamp.
How to use the
Microscope?
Place a sample
on a slide.
Look through the
eyepiece with
one eye... Adjust the mirror
and place the
slide...
 Engineering is the study of using scientific
principles of design and build machines,
structures, and other things. It is also the
creative application of scientific principles to
design or develop structures, machines,
apparatus, or manufacturing processes or
works utilizing them singly or in
combination...
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 Engineering is the study of using scientific
principles of design and build machines,
structures, and other things. It is also the
creative application of scientific principles to
design or develop structures, machines,
apparatus, or manufacturing processes or
works utilizing them singly or in
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Is the study of using

scientific principles of Is also the creative
design and build application of
machines, structures, scientific principles
and other things...
One cause of the increase in carbon dioxide
gas in the atmosphere is deforestation. Plants
normally absorb carbon dioxide from the air for
use in photosynthesis. But when large areas are
cleared of trees, there are fewer plants to
absorb carbon dioxide. Increase carbon dioxide
gas in the atmosphere may cause global
warming by trapping heat from the sun.
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One cause of the increase in carbon dioxide
gas in the atmosphere is deforestation. Plants
normally absorb carbon dioxide from the air for
use in photosynthesis. But when large areas are
cleared of trees, there are fewer plants to
absorb carbon dioxide. Increase carbon dioxide
gas in the atmosphere may cause global
warming by trapping heat from the sun.
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It seems like there has been a surge in teen
pregnancies these days. It makes young
mothers very difficult to pursue their dreams
and meet the demands of an infant.
Fortunately, most teen pregnancies can be
easily prevented by using birth control or by
abstinence, which is 100% effective
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It seems like there has been a surge in teen
pregnancies these days. It makes young
mothers very difficult to pursue their dreams
and meet the demands of an infant.
Fortunately, most teen pregnancies can be
easily prevented by using birth control or by
abstinence, which is 100% effective
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The human brain has three main parts: the
cerebrum, the cerebellum, and the brain stem.
The cerebrum is the largest part which is
responsible for…
The cerebellum controls movements you make
automatically…
The brain stem controls heartbeat, breathing, and
other vital functions of the body
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The human brain has three main parts: the
cerebrum, the cerebellum, and the brain stem.
The cerebrum is the largest part which is
responsible for…
The cerebellum controls movements you make
automatically…
The brain stem controls heartbeat, breathing, and
other vital functions of the body
 Cerebrum

BRAIN
Cerebellum

Brain Stem
In 1903, American geneticist Walter Sutton
who was studying the egg and sperm cells
of grasshoppers discovered that Mendel’s
units of heredity – genes – were located on
the chromosomes. Chromosomes are
composed of DNA...
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In 1903, American geneticist Walter Sutton
who was studying the egg and sperm cells
of grasshoppers discovered that Mendel’s
units of heredity – genes – were located on
the chromosomes. Chromosomes are
composed of DNA...
Walter Sutton

-1903
-American geneticist
-studied
the egg and sperm cells of
grasshoppers
-discovered that Mendel’s units
of heredity – genes – were
located on the chromosomes
Video…
ACTIVITY 1
Create a mind map
of your favorite
subject.
*Upload in Google
Classroom
RUBRICS:

Content -10pts.
Creativity -10pts.
20pts.
ACTIVITY 2 (PT.)
Create an essay about the causes
and effects of Covid-19.
Create a graphic organizer of it.
(Short bond paper)

*Upload it in Google Classroom

PAIR ACTIVITY 3 (Written)
Create an essay about the problem
in the documentary that you
watched and provide your own
solution. Create a graphic organizer
about it. (yellow pad paper)
RUBRICS:

Essay Graphic Org.

Content - 15pts. -10pts.
Mechanics - 5pts. Creativity -10pts.
20pts. 20pts.
ASSIGNMENT # 1

*Yellow pad paper

1. What is summarizing?
2. What are the
techniques in
summarizing?