Question

b) Guess the subjects/activities and say, as in the example. Example: In IT you learn everything about computers. In ... you play different sports. In ... you work with numbers. In... you learn about the things and people from the past. In ... you learn about plants and animals. In ... you read poems and stories. In ... you learn how to help sick people. you sing with other students. In... you study heat, light, energy and other things and how they work. In ... you play music with other students. In ... you learn the old language of the Roman Empire. In you learn about chemical elements and do experiments. 4 a) Listen and read. Guess the 4 a) a skill [skıl] - I can cook well. Cooking is a good life skill. My sister has g Listen and read. Guess the meaning of the word in bold. friends and contacts on her m mart​

Answer 1

Ответ:In PE you play different sports . In math you work with numbers. In history you learn about the things and people from the past . In biology you learn about plants and animals . In literature you read poems and stories. In medicine you learn how to help sick people . In music you sing with other students. In physics you study heat, light energy and other things and how they work . In roman empire's language tou learn the old language of the Roman empire. In chemistry you learn about chemical elements and do experiments

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Answer 2

b) Guess the subjects/activities:

1. In Physical Education (PE), you play different sports.
2. In Mathematics, you work with numbers.
3. In History, you learn about the things and people from the past.
4. In Biology, you learn about plants and animals.
5. In Literature, you read poems and stories.
6. In Medicine or Nursing, you learn how to help sick people.
7. In Physics, you study heat, light, energy, and other things and how they work.
8. In Music class, you play music with other students.
9. In Latin, you learn the old language of the Roman Empire.
10. In Chemistry, you learn about chemical elements and do experiments.

4 a) Guess the meaning of the word in bold:

The word "skill" means the ability to do something well or efficiently. In the example sentence, it refers to the ability to cook well, which is considered a valuable life skill.

The word "mart" likely refers to a marketplace or a store where goods are sold, based on the context of "friends and contacts on her mart."