sports trivia

sports trivia

1. what is your favorite sport?

a) football soccer             b) voleyball            c) basketball

2. do you think about voleyball?

a) it's boring                    b) it's excating         c) it's hard

3. think... did you ever go to the any game? how did you feel?

a) i was excited              b) it was borned        c) i didn't feel something special


4. do you know who created the voleyball?

a) william george           b) El dr. james naismith     c) egypians

5. what do you think about wrestling?

a) it's dangerous          b) it's great                 c) it's amazing

6. would you like do skydiving?

a) i don't think so, it's kind of dangerous   b) it's a wonderfull idea   c) i don't care

7. what would you like do?

a) boat racing           b) snow tubing         c) bodysurfing

8. do you practice any sports?

a) yes           b) no

9. what kind of sport do you practice?

a) voleyball, soccer, basketball       b) surfing, boat racing, body surfing    c) box, wresting, cycling

10. what is the most important of do exercise?

a) to have a heatly life                  b) to be a strong person                  c) just a hobbie.

11. if i say, there´s some sport and it's exciting, it's great and little exhausting, you have to jump a lot, you have to be fast, and you have to have force and a lot of power on your arms and hands. what sport i'm describing?

a) soccer                                        b) basketball                             c) voleyball

            

My family photograph

My family photograph

4.

This is me and  my family, here we are my sister in the left my brother at the middle and i am at he right side, we are in the pool of my old house in nuevo vallarta, we are all happy wearing summer clothes because of the hot weather of vallarta.

5.

the girls in this pic of 1960s old fashion style are wearing mini dress with knee-high boots.

the people in this pic are wearing three-piece suit and platform shoes of the 1970s fashion style.

in this pics we can see people wearing legging, long thin socks called leg warmers and high-heeled sandals with necklaces , the same things people used in the 1980s fashion style

in this other pic we can see a women of the 1970s style wearing bell-bottom pants and earrings on her ears.

and in this final pic we can see a man of 1980s wearing a frilly shirt, and a velvet jacket with gold buttons.

sports trivia 

1.What comic actor scored huge sales with his Bad Golf Made Easy instructional videos?
Answer: Leslie Nielsen

2.What country fielded 1996 Olympic women's teams that won gold in basketball, soccer and softball?
Answer:  The U.S.

3.What Grand Slam golf tournament has the most clubhousers sipping mint juleps?
Answer: The Masters.

4.Who is the only tennis player to have woned each of the four grand slam events at least four times?
Answer: Steffi Graf.

5.What decade saw names first appear on the backs of NFL jerseys?
Answer: The 1960's.

6.Who was able to set NFL rushing records because of his "big but" according to Chicago Bears trainer Frank Caito?
Answer: Walter Payton.

7.What position must college footballers play to receive the Davey O'Brien Award?
Answer: Quarterback.

8.What disorder did Muhammad Ali develop after years of catching blows?
Answer: Parkinson's syndrome.

9.What are the only three European countries to have won soccer's World Cup?
Answer: England, Italy, West Germany.

10.What is  the common term for the tennis ailment "lateral humeral epicondylitis"?
Answer: Tennis Elbow.

how did people was before

In cabo San Lucas the peple used to be very kind they all supported each other. If for example you leaved your car with the keys inside in the super mrket no one touched because they knew it was yours, all the people knew each resident. The sad part of thi is that when Cabo began to develope many people came here for more opportunities but as that happened the communication between the residents wasnt the same as always.

My town

My town was a desolate place. Where there wasn´t anything, when a hurricane came all the food and gasoline got over very quickly, if you wanted to buy food and grocery yo had to go to the nearest town that was La Paz.

Cabo San Lucas was a town were all the natives known ech other you could leave your car with the keys on and nobody touched because every one knowed who you where. The people in here was very kin, as it was growing a lot of people from other countries came here to live and that was how the commmuniation was lost between the natives.
 

my childhood

while i was kid i lived in los cabos,Mexico. My neighborhood is in miramar and i lived there all mi childhood.
my house has two floors in the upper part are the bedrooms such as mine, as mi sister´s and my parents.
downstairs is placed the living room,the kitchen, the dinning room and one half bathroom.

My school was named Jesus Castro Agúndez I spent all of my childhood there, I had very good friends who spend a lot of good times together. As I remember my school it had a large field where all the children ran and played. Perhaps academics was not the best but I had a lot of fun and I learned good things.


When I had free time, I used to hang out with my friends in my neighborhood, we were all the same age, I remember good times spent together. We loved to ride bicycle and play football, it was the best ...
My friends were named Axel, Misael, Giovany, Brandon and Paulina they  were the best friends that anyone wished to have.

Great Animals

A species is considered endangered, whether plant or animal, when its existence is threatened worldwide. This may be due to both direct predation on the species and the disappearance of a resource on which life depends, both by human activity, due to changes in habitat due to acts of God (such as natural disasters) or gradual changes in climate (and lightning storms).
In the 2009 version of the IUCN Red List, are under the category "endangered" animal taxa 2448, and 2280 of plants, which are coupled framed under the category 'Critically Endangered', comprising the 1665 taxa of animals, plants and 1575.

Exercise:

NAME: Platypus.

HABTAT: Australia and the island of Tasmania.

FOOD: They feed on aquatic insects and their larvae, crustaceans and aquatic or aquatic earthworms, small fish and some plant resources.

WHY IN DAGER: The need to live in very clean water and the man leaves nothing well.

HOW WE CAN HELP: stop dirtying the water for the platypus to continue living.

 

Our space

PLANETS

Mercury.

Is the innermost planet in the Solar System. It is also the smallest, and its orbit is the most eccentric (that is, the least perfectly circular) of the eight planets.

Venus.
Is the second planet from the sun in order of distance from the Sun, and the third in terms of size, from smallest to largest. It is named in honor of Venus, the Roman goddess of love. It is a rocky planet Earth type, often called the Earth's sister planet because both are similar in size, mass and composition, but totally different in thermal and atmospheric issues.

Earth.

Is the third planet from the Sun, and the densest and fifth-largest of the eight planets in the Solar System. It is also the largest of the Solar System's four terrestial planets. It is sometimes referred to as the world, the Blue Planet.

Earth formed 4.54 billion years ago, and life appared on its surface within one billion years. The planet is home to millions of species, including humans.

Mars.
Is the fourth planet from the Sun in the Solar System. Named after the Roman God of War, it is often described as the "Red Planet", as the iron oxide prevalent on its surface gives it a reddish appearance. Mars is a terrestial planet with a thin atmosphere, having surface features reminiscent both of the impact craters of the Moon and the volcanoes, valleys, deserts, and polar ice caps of Earth.

Jupiter.
Is the fifth planet from the Sun and the largest planet within the Solar System. It is a gas giant with mass one-thousandth that of the Sun but is two and a half times the mass of all the other planets in our Solar System combined. Jupiter is classified as a gas giant along with Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. Together, these four planets are sometimes referred to as the Jovian or outer planets.

Satrun.
Is the sixth planet from the Sun and the second largest planet in the Solar System, after Jupiter. Named after the Roman god Saturn, its astronomical symbol (♄) represents the god's sickle. Saturn is a gas giant with an average radius about nine times that of Earth. While only one-eighth the average density of Earth, with its largervolume Saturn is just over 95 times as massive as Earth.

Uranus.
Is the seventh planet from the Sun. It has the third-largest planetary radius and fourth-largest planetary mass in the Solar System. It is named after the ancient Greek deity of the sky Uranus, the father of Cronus (Saturn) and grandfather of Zeus (Jupiter). Though it is visible to the naked eye like the five classical planets, it was never recognized as a planet by ancient observers because of its dimness and slow orbit.

Neptune.
Is the eighth and farthest planet from the Sun in the Solar System. It is the fourth-largest planet by diameter and the third largest by mass. Neptune is 17 times the mass of Earth and is somewhat more massive than its near-twin Uranus, which is 15 times the mass of Earth but not as dense. On average, Neptune orbits the Sun at a distance of 30.1 AU, approximately 30 times the Earth–Sun distance.

Earth SOS

Concept of Environment.
Environment, abiotic itemset (solar, soil, water and air) and biotic (living organisms) that make up the thin layer of the Earth called biosphere, livelihood and home living.

COMPONENTS OF ENVIRONMENT.
The air, which protects the earth from ultraviolet radiation and excess allows the existence of life is a gaseous mixture of nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen, carbon dioxide, water vapor, other elements and compounds, and dust particles. Warmed by the sun and the Earth's radiant energy, air circulates around the planet and modifies the thermal differences. In regard to water, 97% is in the oceans, 2% is ice and the remaining 1% is fresh water from rivers, lakes, groundwater and atmospheric humidity and soil. Soil is the thin mantle of matter that sustains life on Earth. It is the product of the interaction of climate and bedrock or bedrock, as glacial moraines and sedimentary rocks, and vegetation. Of these depend living organisms, including humans. Plants use water, carbon dioxide and to convert sunlight carbohydrate feedstocks through photosynthesis; animal life, in turn, depends on plants in a sequence of links interconnected network known as trophic .

During its long history, the Earth has changed slowly. Continental drift (result of plate tectonics) separated land masses, oceans and land invaded withdrew from it, and rose and eroded mountains, depositing sediment along the coast (see Geology). Climates flared and cooled, and appeared and disappeared lifestyles changing environment. The latest major environmental events in Earth's history occurred in the Quaternary, during the Pleistocene (between 1.64 million and 10,000 years ago), also called glacial period. The subtropical climate disappeared and changed the face of the northern hemisphere. Large ice sheets advanced and retreated four times in North America and three in Europe, swinging the cold to temperate climate, influencing plant and animal life and, ultimately, leading to the climate we know today. Our was received, either the names of recent postglacial and Holocene. During this time the global environment has remained more or less stable.

Tips to protect our environment:

1.-If we take care of the planet, we will can live more.

2.-If we not throw garbage, we will have a most cleanest planet.

3.-If we walk more, so there will be no contamination.

4.-If there were no wars, the earth will be cleanest.

5.-If we do not waste water, we will have more in the future.

6.-If we campaign on pollution, all the people are interested in save the planet.

7.-We will be fine, if we take care the planet.

8.-We will clean the planet, if we can clean our home.

9.-If we help the animals, we will have more nature.

10.-If we reduce the use of factories, we will have more time ozone.

Water

Basics:

Water is the main and indispensable component of the human body. Human beings can not be without drinking more than five or six days without endangering his life. The human body is 75% water at birth and about 60% in adulthood. Approximately 60% of this water is in the interior of the cells (intracellular water). The rest (extracellular water) is flowing in the blood and bathes the tissues.

In combustion reactions occurring nutrients inside cells produce energy for small amounts of water. This formation of water is greater by oxidizing fats - 1 gr. of water per gr. fat - that starches -0.6 gr. per g. of starch. The water produced in cellular respiration is called metabolic water, and is essential for animals adapted to desert conditions. If camels can withstand months without drinking is because they use the water produced by burning stored fat in their humps. In humans, the production of metabolic water with a normal diet is as little as 0.3 liters per day.

As shown in the following figure, the body loses water through different channels. This water has to be recovered by offsetting losses with intake and avoiding dehydration.

Statements:

1.- If we do not waste water, everyone would not need water.
2.- If you see somone wasting water, go with him and tell him that we need to take care of the water.
3.- If someone drinks water with toxic waste, you risk dying.
4.- If the water ran out in the world, there would be no life.
5.- If you take care of the water, look after your life.
6.-If you pollute the water would be over nature.