Why America

flat. But what does flat means really? A flat world is a world where the notion of distance doesn’t exist anymore, and as a matter of fact, the way of life has been changed too. But the real question is “is the world really flat? That is why, I will show you why and how it became flat but I will present you some aspect that no changed. A long time ago, scientist tried to make people understand that the world look like a big blue ball, and now, modern economics tells us that the world is flat.

Presentation America & Cuba Cuba is a pretty big island located in the Caribbean in the south-east of the United States, more precisely in the south of Florida . The relations between these two countries began a long time ago where they were not independent yet. Indeed, at first, America was a British colony and Cuba was under Spanish domination. But they still had relations, especially commercial. Nevertheless, America gradually gained a certain influence all over Cuba’s economy and politics

Why the fertility rates vary around the world What are the different population fertility rate Crude Birth Rate: the number of births, per 1000 people in the population, per year . General Fertility Rate: it is an index of the number of live births in a year dived by the number of women aged between 15 and 49. Total Fertility rate: the average number of children born to a woman during her lifetime They are different reasons for why the fertility rates is various around the world, I

York City in the late forties to escape from poverty in Ireland. He would like to be a student, and he doesn’t want to be a houseman. Read from the beginning to. …Part of a wall 1. Guess why Frank has to spend a dime on the subway He has to spend a dime on the subway because it was raining heavily. (line 4) 2. Why doesn’t Frank like being a houseman? Frank doesn’t like being a houseman because people look at housemen as if they were part of the wall (line14) Frank wants to be admired/noticed. 3. Quote

on the 10th September, 2001. The passage is entitled « Why the caged bird sings », it focuses on the story of Ana, a Mexican woman immigrant who has left her country to settle illegally on the United States and who has succeed to climb up the social ladder, she now enjoys a high standard of living. 2- The main character of the article is Ana, an American woman of 35 years old, native of Mexico where lives her family. Ana lives in America to try to climb up the social ladder, but she can’t afford

followed. a. Where from? Lwow (accepter Bolechow – Poland – Europe). b. Where to? America (accepter New York City – Ellis Island). c. What for? To emigrate to the US. d. What means of transport? Train and boat. 10 pts : a = 2 + b = 2 + c = 2 + d = (2+2) 2. a. How many characters made that ‘remarkable trip’? Two characters. b. How were they related to each other? Brother and sister. 6 pts : a = 2 + b = 4 (2+2) 3. a. Why was the girls’ ‘long hair’ (l.15) a problem? (40 words) It was a problem because

motors. There are great sustainable development opportunities such as new technology of communication. - 3 billions of people are in danger for their health. - We have shift from politic to virtuality. Virtuality has not limited that’s why we need marks. These is the result of G. Criminality is improving. - The level of financial reserve of a country gives lots of power to the county. - The development of the middle class. The level of the expense of a country depends of

4. What kind of activities do you have in your life at the moment (e.g. sports, orchestra, job, etc.)? Why do you enjoy them? How much time do you spend with them? 5. What do you want to achieve in your life personally and professionally? How do you plan on achieving that? AIESEC 1. What do you know about AIESEC? 2. What do you expect from a student organization? Why do you want to join AIESEC especially? 3. Where have you heard about AIESEC? Social media (you

products than those of our competitors. Mathilde : That’s why we have to be more creative than our competitors. Alexander, what did you propose in terms of communications ? Alexander : It’s true that French people have different habits than us about buying wine. They are used to buying local wines, such as from Aquitaine. So, our challenge will be to make them buy wines from different countries, such as England, South America, Australia, and New Zealand. We have to work on a new image, more

January, 3rd, 2011 WRITING A DIALOGUE When Cándido and América reached the boarder between Mexico and the US, they saw dozens of Mexican people waiting for the sun to set: they could only cross at night because of the border patrol... While waiting, Cándido started talking to José, a poor peasant from Alamos, in the state of Sonora. José was with his wife Luisa and their 10-year-old son Manuelito. “Hello Sir, I hope I don't bother you...” Cándido shyly began hoping to have a chat with