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french, Revision, Opinions, Dans mon college est . . ., Captain James Cook…

- - - - 1st voyage 1767 - 1771 3 porposes
        
        Find the southern continent
        
        added to the british empire
        
        unsucssful
        
        however mapped out astrallia and NZ
        
        to study venus
        
        unsucsseful
        
        To study nature
        
        hugly sucsseful
        
        josheph banks paid to join expidition
        
        Who was he ?
        
        Did not become a captain until after his second voyage
        
        Chosen as he was na exetional map-maker and navigator
        
        he made a name for himself at Quebec
        
        He started as a low ranking officer
        
        Joined the navy at a young age
        
        2nd voyage 1772-1775
        
        again to find the southern continent
        
        unsuccseful , but sialed further south than anyone before
        
        covered huge distances nad produced remarkable maps
        
        3rd voyage 1776-1779
        
        to find a northwest passge
        
        killed in hawaii , following a quarral with locals
        
        Captain James Cook he joined the navy at a very young age , he started as a low ranking officer but he made a name for himself at quebec . He was chosen as he was an excetional mapmaker and navigator he did not become a captain until after his second voyage .he first vagage was to study nature , to study venus and a scret mission to find a southern continent tthe nature study was hugley sucsessful and josphe banks paid to join the expedition . hower the venus study wasnt sucssessful and the search for the southern continent was unsucssessful hower ever they mapped out astrailia and NZ and added to the british empire .the second voyage was again to find the southern continent but it was unsuccsessful but he sailed fourther than anyone before and covered huge distances and produced remarkable maps . the third voyage was to find a northwest passge but he was killed in hawaii following a quarrel with locals .
        
        this is where he was killed
        
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  - - - British trade
        
        Africa
        
        Slaves (until 1807 )
        
        Ivory
        
        Gold
        
        Diomands and precious stones
        
        Europe
        
        Timber
        
        Wine
        
        Raw iron (ore )
        
        India and the far east
        
        Slik
        
        Opium
        
        Spieces and herbs
        
        Precious stones
        
        Rea
        
        south africa
        
        Sliver and tin
        
        Sugar cone
        
        Coffee
        
        Cocoa
        
        Tobacco
        
        West indes
        
        Rum/alcohol
        
        Spices
        
        Raw cotton
        
        Sugar cane
        
        North America
        
        Tobacco
        
        Raw cotton
        
        Timber
        
        Fish
        
        Furs
  - - - he shared his plans with his officers
      - he always led from the front
      - he inspired great loyalty amoung his crew
      - 'the nelson touch'
      - in the heat of battel he was able to make decisions quickly and independently
    - - as his career developed , he sustained various serius wounds
      - lost sight in one eye
        
        sand blased into face
        
        1794 - corcica
      - loss of right arm
        
        only the quick application of a tourniquet saved his life
        
        tenerife 1797
        
        shot by a muskat ball
      - leading from the front shows great bravery too
    - - his uncle was a captain in the navy
      - joined the navy at 12 years old coomon at the time
      - son of a clergyman
      - he was training to be an officer , started as a midshipmen
      - he was not always popular with his superiors as he was out spoken
    - - new tactic - to attack in two coloms and engage the enemy in small grouos
      - first time used in the battel of st.vincent
      - high risk , high reward
      - changed naval warfare
      - previous ships lined up againest each other .this led to bloody and inconclusive battels .
- - - - amo - I love - 1st person singular - present tense
    - - amare - to love - present infinitive
    - - amavi - I have loved - 1st person singular - perfect tense
    - - amatum - supine
- - - - La cour - playground
      - Un internat - boarding school
      - La cantine - canteen
      - La salle de classe - classroom
      - Un laboratoire - labortory
      - La bibliotheque - library
      - Un terrain de sport - sports pitch
      - Le gymnase - gym
    - - The school day
        
        La recreation - break
        
        La pause-dejeuner - lunch break
        
        L'emploi du temps - timetable
        
        Le cours - lesson
      - L'informatique - IT
        
        L'histoire - history
        
        La geographie - geography
        
        La technologie - DT
        
        Les sciences - science
        
        Le francais - french
        
        Le dessin - ART
        
        L'EPS - PE
        
        Subjects
        
        Les mathematiques - maths
        
        L'anglais - english
    - - Le prof est . . .
        
        interessant - interessting
        
        nul - rubbish
        
        amusant - fun
        
        fantastique - fantastic
        
        severe - strict
        
        enneyeux - boring
      - novi - new
        
        Grande - big
        
        Joli - pretty
        
        petit - small
        
        vieux - old
        
        moche - ugly
- - - - how do the following effect a microclimate
        
        building effect a microclimate by making shade which makes it colder
        
        the sea effects micro climate its warmer in the winter and colder in the summer and prevaling wind
        
        Wind direction would effect a microclimate by making it colder but if there is no wind then warmer
        
        urban - more buildings so shade but more wind protection so a bit warmer
        
        aspect would effect a microclimate by making it colder
        
        rural - more space less shade but less wind protection
      - what is a micro climate
        
        a microclimate is a very small climate area eg. a big building in the way of the sun creating shade that is a microclimate
    - - what could the council do to encorage more people to cycle
        
        give everyone £20 to got twards a new bike
        
        add more bike lanes
        
        appretiate the people who do this
      - how do different modes of transport effect our enviroment ?
        
        this creates air pollution , including its contributing to global warming
    - - what is a popullation hierachy ?
        
        a popullation hierachy is when settelments are put in order based on there size
      - why would someone move from a town to a city ?
        
        for jobs , childs education , more money
      - how many people are ina mega city
        
        10 million
      - what is biodiversity ?
        
        all the different types of life you find in one area
    - - drainage basin where the water flows out into the sea
      - vally a place with two big mountains on eaither side
      - george big cliff with a stream running down the middle
      - erosion is when something is worn away
      - watershed the pririmeter od a water drainge
      - deposition when the sea loses energy, it drops the sand, rock particles and pebbles it has been carrying