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The Moon

The Moon The Moon is the only natural satellite of Earth : orbit: 384,400 km from Earth diameter: 3476 km mass: 7.35e22 kg Called Luna by the Romans, Selene and Artemis by the Greeks, and many other names in other mythologies. The Moon, of course, has been known since prehistoric times. It is the second brightest object in the sky after the Sun . As the Moon orbits around the Earth once per month, the angle between the Earth, the Moon

The motor car

The motor car The motor car first appeared in Germany in 1885 when Karl Benz and Gottlieb Daimler, each working independently of the other, produced self-propelled vehicles powered by rear-mounted, petrol-fuelled single-cylinder engines. These were based on the stationary gas engine that used the four-stroke principle. The replicas of the originals that each engineer produced gave birth to the world’s motor industry, although in 1896, Fra

The Nile River

The Nile River Nile, longest river in the world, located in northeastern Africa. From its principal source, Lake Victoria, in east central Africa, the Nile flows north through Uganda, Sudan, and Egypt to the Mediterranean Sea, a distance of 5584 km (3470 mi). From its remotest headstream in Burundi, the river is 6,695 km (4,160 mi) long. The river basin covers an area of more than 3,349,000 sq km (more than 1,293,000 sq mi).At 4,132 miles (6,65

The Olimpic Games

The Olimpic Games In 2004 the Olympic Games returned to Greece, the home of both the ancient Olympics and the first modern Olympics. For the first time ever a record 201 National Olympic Committees (NOCs) participated in the Olympic Games. The overall tally for events on the programme was 301 (one more than in Sydney 2000). Popularity in the Games reached soared to new highs as 3.9 billion people had access to the television coverage compared to

The people

The people England is the largest political and geographic division of the United Kingdom which also includes Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. About four-fifths of the UK’s population lives in England. Since the end of World War II, there has been large-scale immigration, with people arriving from the UK’s former territories in the West Indies, Africa, India, Pakistan, and other parts of Asia. These people now account for nearl

The Pronoun

The Pronoun 1.The Personal Pronouns 2.The Interrogative Pronouns 3.The Relative Pronouns 4.The Possessive Pronouns 5.The Demonstrative Pronouns 6.The Impersonal / General Pronouns 7.The Reflexive Pronouns 8.The Emphatic Pronouns 9.The Indefinite Pronouns 10.The Reciprocal Pronouns 1.THE PERSONAL PRONOUNS I we you you he they she they it they 2.THE INTEROGATIVE PRONOUN N.who G.whos D.who(m) to? = to whom ex. Who(m) do you

The Rabbit and the Turnip

The Rabbit and the Turnip Translated by Richard Sadler It was a cold winter morning and snow covered the ground. Little Rabbit went out to look for food and he found two turnips. He gobbled up one of them. Then he said, "It is snowing so hard, and is so cold that perhaps Little Donkey has nothing to eat. I will take my other turnip to him." He ran to Little Donkey’s house at once, but Little Donkey was out. So Little Rabbit left the turn

The Reforms of Caesar

The Reforms of Caesar The Man of the People Caesar spent little time in Rome, during the years in which he was master of Rome. Despite this, he managed to institute a large number of reforms in the short time he was granted. Like all the other Populists, Caesar had used the people of Rome on his way to power. He was not alone in this.By his time, the citizens of Rome had evolved into a proletariat which subsisted on electoral bribery, feast

The Renaissance

The Renaissance The Renaissance is usualy defined as the rebirth of painting and literature inspired by classical models,especially those of ancient Greece.The Renaissance lasted from the fifteenth to the sixteenth century and its centre was Italy.The great artists of the period, who Include Michelangelo,Leonardo and Botticelli, were able to paint nature and people with great accuracy. Mor

The role of mass media

The role of mass media In order for the people of a state to partake in self-government, they require a communications system to distribute and exchange ideas and messages among the people. A large and complex society such as our own requires a complex and expansive communications system to facilitate this need.We have come to call this system "the media".The media are the instruments of communication (such as books, newspapers, TV, film and

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