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Choose the correct heading for this paragraph.
The 'Mozart effect'
The use of music in Shakespeare's plays
The limited effects of music
A playwright's perception of music
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The "Mozart effect"
The effects of early exposure to music
The effect of emphasis on short term educational goals
The future of music
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Benefits for health
The effect of emphasis on short-term educational goals
Music without instrument
The skills involved in musical activity
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Benefits for health
The effect of emphasis on short-term educational goals
Music without instrument
The skills involved in musical activity
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Benefits for health
The effect of emphasis on short-term educational goals
Music without instrument
The skills involved in musical activity
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The creation of the Voices Foundation
A method for training singers
The skills involved in musical activities
Music without instruments
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The effects of early exposure to music
Music without instruments
Early exposure to music in the USA
The future of music
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Tivoli Gardens is a fun park in Copenhagen, the capital city of Denmark. The park was built a very long time ago in 1843. In the past, Tivoli Gardens had many famous visitors, including the Danish children’s writer Hans Christian Andersen and the American filmmaker Walt Disney. Today, the fun park is still one of the most popular places for tourists to visit in Copenhagen and people who are both young and old enjoy visiting the park every day of the year.
What is Tivoli Gardens?
Things to do
Why is it so popular?
Different times of year
How to visit
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There are a lot of popular things to do for visitors to Tivoli Gardens. It is most famous for its rides. The oldest ride in the park was built in 1914, and people can still ride on it today. One quite scary ride is called ‘Vertigo’ and it travels at 100km per hour. This ride won the prize for the Best Ride of 2014. There are also many restaurants, where people can eat food from all over the world. There are many old buildings and the beautiful gardens are a very good place to relax.
What is Tivoli Gardens?
Things to do
Why is it so popular?
Different times of year
How to visit
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Many people ask the same question about Tivoli gardens – how does it still get so many visitors after all these years? One reason why so many people love Tivoli Gardens is because there is something there for everyone. Some of the rides are old, and others are new. Some rides are scary and others are relaxing. The rides are not just popular with children. Adults enjoy them too because they make them think about when they were young. It has beautiful buildings and gardens, and coloured lights at night time, so people feel relaxed and happy.
What is Tivoli Gardens?
Things to do
Why is it so popular?
Different times of year
How to visit
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Tivoli Gardens is open all year, and there are different things to see and do all year round. In spring, visitors can enjoy the beautiful flowers in the gardens. In summer, the park is open until late, and there are dance shows. There are pumpkins, spiders and witches for Halloween, and in winter there are many coloured lights on the trees and a market. It is a popular place to go to celebrate the New Year, when there are fireworks at midnight.
What is Tivoli Gardens?
Things to do
Why is it so popular?
Different times of year
How to visit
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There are two different types of ticket that visitors can buy to visit Tivoli Gardens. They can pay to enter the gardens and pay for the rides later, or they can pay a little more for a ticket which includes as many rides as they like. This is generally the best ticket to choose, as it saves spending a lot of extra money on rides. If guests have a Copenhagen visitor card, they can enter the Gardens for free. People can buy tickets at the gardens or on the internet.
What is Tivoli Gardens?
Things to do
Why is it so popular?
Different times of year
How to visit
What is traditional education? Today, it's a classroom, a teacher and a book. But will this be the same in 2020? The answer is almost certainly, 'No, it won't.’ So, how will students learn in the future? Advances in technology will change where we learn and how we learn. Education in be available when and where it is needed, it will be more interactive, and it will be cheaper than it is now.
The cost of education
Education in 2020
Learning times
Places to learn
Private education companies
Students won't use books in 2020; they will have a small digital tool to carry all the information they need. This tool will be a library, a mobile phone, a TV, a computer and a digital recorder. It won't have a keyboard - students will use their voice to use it.
The cost of education
Learning equipment
Learning times
Places to learn
Private education companies
Learning won't start in the morning and finish in the afternoon; students will be able to study and learn 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Some work wilt be done alone, but a lot more will be done in pairs or in groups, and students will communicate with other students across the world to do projects
The cost of education
Learning times
Places to learn
Private education companies
So what will happen to the teacher and the classroom? Well, we won't spend a lot of time in the classroom. Students wilt meet online and will have a group of teachers and experts to help them with their learning. A virtual tutor - or intelligent programme - will watch the student's progress and tell parents and teachers how they are doing. When a student doesn't understand something, the virtual tutor will help them. In the future, when we ask ‘Where's the classroom gone?’ the answer will be The classroom is all around us.
The cost of education
Learning times
Places to learn
Private education companies
Find the correct heading: Beaumaris castle is an impressive castle, built 1 by King Edward I. It is considered one of the most beautiful medieval castles in Wales, - probably because of its symmetrical shapes, but its purpose was military, the pretty geometrical shapes being rings of defense. Work started as early as 1295, but although it was done at a fast speed, it was never completed because of lack of money.
Beaumaris: A castle of contrasts
Beaumaris: a typical medieval castle
Beaumaris: the oldest Welsh castle
Find the correct heading: Scotland is right to be proud of Edinburgh castle. It dominates the city of Edinburgh from high up on its rock. The history of Castle Rock goes back all the way to the late Bronze Age (900 BC), when there were already people living there. In the middle ages it became a royal castle, and this lasted until the 17th century. In the 18th century, it became an army base, but it is now mainly known as a visitor attraction
Is Edinburgh the oldest castle in Britain?
Edinburgh Castle: Scotland's pride and joy
Edinburgh Castle and its many roles
Find the correct heading: Here is what global warming could do in a few years: in Dallas, a doubled level of carbon dioxide would increase the number of days a year with temperatures above 100 degrees from nineteen to seventy-eight. On sixty-eight days, as opposed to the current four, the temperature wouldn't fall below 80 degrees at night. One hundred and sixty-two days a year, the temperature would top 90 degrees
Solutions to global warming
Possible problems due to global warming
Warmer summer in Dallas
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A greenhouse is a house made entirely of glass: both walls and roof are glass. One of the main purposes of a greenhouse is to grow tomatoes, flowers and other plants that might struggle to grow outside. A greenhouse stays warm inside, even during winter. Sunlight shines in and warms the plants and air inside. But the heat is trapped by the glass and cannot escape. So during the daylight hours, it gets warmer and warmer inside a greenhouse, and stays quite warm at night too.
The Greenhouse
Main purposes of a greenhouse
The heat trapping effect
Protecting plant in the winter
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The Earth experiences a similar thing to a greenhouse. Gases in the atmosphere such as carbon dioxide do what the roof of a greenhouse does. During the day, the Sun shines through the atmosphere. Earth's surface warms up in the sunlight. At night, Earth's surface cools, releasing the heat back into the air. But some of the heat is trapped by the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. That is what keeps our Earth a warm and comfortable 59 degrees Fahrenheit, on average.
Earth's atmosphere
Effects of Carbon dioxide
Temperatures on Earth
The warming Earth
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However, gas molecules, called greenhouse gases, that absorb thermal infrared radiation, and are in significant enough quantity, can force and alter the climate system. Carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases act like a blanket, absorbing IR radiation and preventing it from escaping into outer space. The greenhouse effect, combined with increasing levels of greenhouse gases, produces global warming, which is expected to have profound implications.
Thermal infrared radiation's effects on Earth
The increase in the amount of Greenhouse gases
Causing damages
Creating Global Warming
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Many scientists agree that the damage to the Earth's atmosphere and climate is past the point of no return or that the damage is near the point of no return. In Josef Werne's opinion, an associate professor at the department of geology & planetary science at the University of Pittsburgh told Live Science, we have three options. Firstly to do nothing and live with the consequences. Secondly, to adapt to the changing climate (which includes things like rising sea level and related flooding). Thirdly, mitigate the impact of climate change by aggressively enacting policies that actually reduce the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere.
Reaching the point of no return!
Reversing the Damage
Our choices
Climate change's solutions
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