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Synolon Aristotle

Classified in Philosophy and ethics

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virtues is a behavior that show high moral standards
Aristotle holds the view that moral virtues are states of character lying at the mean between extremes of excess and deficiency.(we should always try to be in the mean. However there are, action such as adultery which they are alway wrong) For Aristotle moral virtue are to be distinguished from intellectual virtue.  Moral virtue has to do with feeling, choosing, and acting well.  Intellectual virtue is identified as a kind of wisdom acquired by teaching. 
ADVANTEGES
1) moral motivation: we should do thing for the right reason.
2)doubt about impartiality: we should be impartial in all situation regardless of the outcome 
DISADVANTAGES 
1)conflict of virtue: when there are personal interest
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Importance of Healthy Eating and Exercise for a Fun-filled Life

Classified in English

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Food

F, F, T

A Town B Eat C Stop

  1. Yes, I love travelling
  2. It depends on the weather
  3. I broke my leg
  4. Children are complicated
  5. What would you do?
  6. I would go to USA
  7. I don't think so

1. I can't understand how you could be happy with two TV channels. I need a lot of channels.

2. I can't concentrate because the music I am listening to is very quiet.

3. I agree with you. I think it is boring.

4. Mary, you should come to the school trip. You will have a good time.

In my opinion, a healthy life is to eat healthy food every day, although sometimes you can eat fast food. Healthy food for me is meat, fish, vegetables, eggs, milk, and fruit. I think that we should avoid eating a lot of sugar and salt. In addition, people should do exercise every day to have fun. For example,... Continue reading "Importance of Healthy Eating and Exercise for a Fun-filled Life" »

Untitled 1

Classified in Social sciences

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Sociolinguistics

Monolingual

A monolingual community is a community where there is only

one dominant language which used to cover all society

domains.

Multilingual

A multilingual community is one where there are more than

one dominant language to communicate with.

Formality scale

This scale helps assessing the influence of social setting or type

of interaction on language choice.

Ethnicity

Relating to large groups of people classed according to

common racial, national, tribal, religious, linguistic, or cultural

origin or background, i.E. Ethnic minority.

Social factors

1 The participant: who is speaking and to who

2 The setting or social context of the interaction.

3 The topic: what is being talked about?

4 The function: why are they talking?

Social dimensions

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Fetal Personhood and Abortion: A Comparative Analysis of Warren, George, and Lee

Classified in Philosophy and ethics

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Fetal Personhood and Abortion: A Comparative Analysis

Mary Anne Warren's Criteria for Personhood

Mary Anne Warren would likely argue that a six-week-old fetus does not meet the criteria for personhood. She outlines five conditions necessary for an entity to be considered a person:

  1. Consciousness and the capacity to feel pain.
  2. Reasoning ability.
  3. Capacity for self-motivated activity.
  4. Ability to communicate.
  5. Self-awareness and self-concepts.

According to Warren, if a fetus does not fulfill all five conditions, it cannot be considered a person. Therefore, she would likely support the permissibility of abortion in this case.

George and Lee's Argument for Fetal Moral Status

In contrast, George and Lee would argue that abortion is morally wrong because it involves... Continue reading "Fetal Personhood and Abortion: A Comparative Analysis of Warren, George, and Lee" »

Common Phrases and Idioms for Everyday Conversations

Classified in English

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Call Back

Call back someone after a missed call or message.

Cut Off

Disconnect or end a phone call abruptly.

Get Through

Successfully connect with someone on the phone.

Hang Up

End a phone call by putting the receiver down.

Listen In

Secretly listen to a conversation without participating.

Make a Call

Initiate a phone call to someone.

Quieten Down

Reduce noise or become quieter.

Ring Up

Call someone on the phone.

Run Out Of

Exhaust or deplete the supply of something.

Switch Off

Turn off a device or appliance.

Top Up

Add more credit or funds to something.

Turn Down

Decrease the volume or intensity of something.

Be Disqualified From

Be excluded or ineligible for something.

Boo Off

Express disapproval by booing loudly.

Carry On

Continue doing something.

Support

Provide assistance... Continue reading "Common Phrases and Idioms for Everyday Conversations" »

k

Classified in Medicine & Health

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lethal: deadly or fatal
tolerate: to be affected by something without being harmed
abated: became less strong
noblewoman: an upper-class woman with a special title
dose: a specific amount
extracted: to be removed from something
remedy/cure: a cure/remedy for a disease or illness
contaminated: impure, made dangerous bc of the addition of another substance
diminish: make something smaller or weaker.
relieved: removed or reduced pain
crushing: breaking up something into smaller pieces or powder by pressing hard.
neutralized: stop something from having any effect
swelling: becomes bigger due to illness or injury.
patented: obtained exclusive rights to use or sell a product or invention
trial and error: a way of solving a problem using different methods until
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Mastering Photography: Techniques, Types, and Essays

Classified in Arts and Humanities

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Types of News

  • International
  • National
  • Regional
  • Local
  • Personal

Four Things to Describe a Photo

  • Place
  • Time
  • Event
  • Circumstances/Background

Standard and Non-Standard Questions

Standard: Questions that you can ask everyone.

Non-standard: Questions that are specific to some people.

Types of Photos and Definitions

  • Snaps: When a person takes a photo of another.
  • Selfies: When you take a photo of yourself.
  • Re-touch: Photoshop.
  • Collage: Many photos in a single photo.
  • Blow-up: Enlarge the photo.
  • Profile Picture: A photo representing a person in a digital profile.
  • Shots: Photos.
  • Shooting: The act of taking photos.

How to Take Good Photos

  1. Shoot level with your subject.
  2. Keep your subject away from complicated, detailed, and distracting backgrounds.
  3. Don’t be afraid to move in close.
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English Vocabulary and Grammar: Crime, Money, Reported Speech

Classified in Spanish

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Crime and Punishment

  • Crime doesn't pay - El que la hace la paga
  • Shape - Forma
  • Turn up - Aparecer/aumentar
  • Gaze - Mirar
  • Raise - Levantar
  • Unfolded - Desdoblado
  • Barely - Apenas
  • Appointment - Cita
  • Hand - Dar
  • Lost track of - Pista perdida de
  • Lean on - Apoyarse
  • Scar - Cicatriz
  • Steady - Estable
  • Reassure - Asegurar
  • Brought up - Levantar/mencionar
  • Are going on
  • Turn in
  • Gave away
  • Put down
  • Back up
  • Take out
  • Mugger - Agresor
  • Con artist - Estafador
  • Pickpocket - Carterista
  • Shoplifter - Ladrón
  • Get caught - Quedar atrapado
  • Let off - Dejar ir
  • Proof - Prueba
  • Safeguard - Salvaguardar
  • Fine - Multa
  • Gets away with - Salirse con la suya
  • Guilty - Culpable
  • Trial - Juicio
  • Valuables - Objetos de valor
  • Ran off with - Escapar
  • Breaking into - Entrar ilegal

Money and Finance

  • Cost an arm and a leg - Cuesta demasiado
  • Well
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Prejuristification no acts

Classified in Law & Jurisprudence

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GRAMATICA

1 A) don´t enjoY
 B)would go
 C)would have come
 D) i will make   

2 A) could live
   B) Do we have to do
   C) should have studied
   D) might know 
3 A)we can make it previding bue hurry
   B) People will be angry unless the govermment acts new
   C) everything will fine as long as why work hard
   D)There would still be crime ever if you put police office on every street 

VOCABULARIO
1) a) majoriry of people
b)he have the wrsdom
c)taxation laws
d)should have the freedom

2) A) have put up
   B) To set off
   C) hand it over
  D) Moving out 

3)A) Corporal punishment
b)house arrest
c)criminal record
d)disoderly conduct

4) a) released from prision
b) accused someone of a crime
c) comes up against 
d)reaching a verdict

READING
A-B-C 
LISENING
D-
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ingles

Classified in Arts and Humanities

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1.In the History of the humankind  there were many Diferent great people around the world who influenced and changed our life by thinking Different, Da Vinci is one of the most important and famous people of the Humankind…

2.Leonardo Da vinci was Born on April 15 ( fiften) in 1552 ( in fiften fifty two ) in vinci .

     He Died in may 2 in 1519 (  in France Amboise , Le Clos Luce    Castle.

     His Father was ser Piero and his mother was Caterina.

3.Working in All áreas of knowleadge and art, it everywhere was original and great; and not His fault if his merits in the field of a science and philosophy were stimated Too late…