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PAMANTASAN NG CABUYAO B I U

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GROUP MEMBERS: B I U

Anciso, Wendy Grace

Astudillo, Lance Jahziel
Briones, Gavin Gerard
Consumido, Aebram
Corpuz, Borj Nickos
Crisostomo, Brent Kennedict
Duhaylungsod, Kurt
Jacono, Chiara Karelle
Malanot, Khing
Naraga, Ariam Rhein
Recreo, Reyanne Mei
Refresca, Bianca Lorraine
Soterio, Lance Lawrence
Part1:
Write a paraphrase of
the following passages.
Try not to look back at
the original passage.
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PARAPHRASE
Like the sun is the source of our heat, the
Antarctic is the world's largest source of
cold, and it has a significant influence on
our climate, [Jacques] Cousteau informed the
camera. Its upwellings assist in cooling both
the surface water and our atmosphere when the
cold ocean water surrounding Antarctica moves
north to mingle with milder water from the
tropics. However, human activity now poses a
threat to this regulatory system's
vulnerability. Citation took from "Captain
Cousteau, Audubon (May 1990): 17
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PARAPHRASE
The twenties were the years when drinking was
illegal, and the law was a farce because
everyone knew of a local bar where liquor could
be obtained. Those were the years when organized
crime ruled the cities and the police seemed
helpless to stop it. Classical music was
forgotten as jazz spread across the country, and
young people idolized men like Bix Beiderbecke,
Louis Armstrong, and Count Basie. The flapper
was born in the twenties, and with her bobbed
hair and short skirts, she symbolized America's
break with the past perhaps more than anyone or
anything else. English 102 Supplemental Guide,
Kathleen Yancey(1989): 25.
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PARAPHRASE

The use of a helmet is the key to

reducing bicycling fatalities,
which are due to head injuries 75%
of the time. By cushioning the
head upon impact, a helmet can
reduce accidental injury by as
much as 85%, saving the lives of
hundreds of victims annually, half
of whom are school children.
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PARAPHRASE
Matisse is one of the best modern realist
painters; he was able to immerse the audience in
the situation and make them feel as though they
were there. "The Casbah Gate," one of his most
well-known paintings, depicts a popular gateway
Bab el Aassa, which pierces the city’s southern
wall near the sultan’s palace. The Casbah Gate
was well illustrated by Matisse's use of several
colors, including tones of ivory, aqua, blue,
and rose. He depicted the conditions in Tangier
as he drew the gate porter who sits and watches
the people or the travelers who passing through
the gate. “Bright Lights” Newsweek (March 26,
1990)
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PARAPHRASE
Although the Sears Tower is undoubtedly the
best example of skyscraper engineering to
date, architects and engineers are unlikely
to give up on the idea of creating the
highest structure in the world. Exactly how
tall can a building get is the question.
William LeMessurier, a structural engineer,
has created a skyscraper that is twice as
tall as the Sears Tower and is almost half a
mile tall. Additionally, according to
architect Robert Sobel, 500-story buildings
may be built with current technology. From
"Reaching for the Sky" by Ron Bachman, Dial
(May 1990): 15.
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PART 2: FIND THE WORDS

THAT REPLACE THE KEY
WORDS IN THE ORIGINAL
TEXT ITALICIZED BELOW.
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THE UNITED STATES, GERMANY, JAPAN, AND OTHER

TECHNOLOGICALLY ADVANCED COUNTRIES ARE BEING MODIFIED
FROM INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS TO KNOWLEDGE AND
INFORMATION-BASED SERVICE ECONOMIES, DURING THIS
TIME, MANUFACTURING IS SHIFTING TO CHEAP LABOR
COUNTRIES. IN KNOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION-BASED
ECONOMY, KNOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION ARE THE ESSENTIAL
COMPONENTS IN CREATING WEALTH.
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REPLACED ITALICIZED WORDS

• OTHER INDUSTRIAL POWER = OTHER TECHNOLOGICALLY
ADVANCED COUNTRIES
• TRANSFORMED = MODIFY
• WHILST = DURING THE TIME
• HAS BEEN MOVING = IS SHIFTING
• LOW-WAGE COUNTRIES = CHEAP LABOR COUNTRIES
• KEY INGREDIENTS = ESSENTIAL COMPONENT
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PART 3: WRITE A SUMMARY

OF THE FOLLOWING
PASSAGES. TRY NOT TO
LOOK BACK AT THE
ORIGINAL PASSAGE
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SUMMARIZED TEXT
1. Storms that develop in the Atlantic Ocean or the
eastern Pacific Ocean is called ‘hurricane,’ it is a
powerful cyclonic storm with a circular pattern on the
inside. Hurricanes have different names depending on
the ocean they formed, they commonly develop in warm,
tropic oceans by taking evaporated seawater. In North
Pacific it is called a ‘typhoon,’ and a ‘cyclone’ in
most of the rest of the world. Hurricanes have a wind
speed of more than 75 miles per hour and have a central
point called the eye. Hurricanes weaken on land due to
the lack of energy from its supply, land also has a
rougher surface causing friction to the air which
results in the loss of power.
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SUMMARIZED TEXT

2. James Peterson who lost his wife and his daughter,

Maria in a hurricane that caused mass destruction in New
Orleans, maintained his will to survive. Using his
experience as a builder, he rebuilt his home and used this
experience to continue living and created a masterpiece
for his 70-year-old neighbor, Mr. Tim Martin.
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SUMMARIZED TEXT
3. Laser has been restricted by imagination. A
powerful laser beam that can be focused in a small
spot with a huge power density. Consequentially it
can cause a material to heat up, burn or melt and
vaporize in a precise manner. Laser has been used
in drilling holes in diamonds, it was also
attempted to be induced on a controlled nuclear
fusion and a lot more. Laser beams were also used
for alignment in the construction of the transit
system in San Francisco.
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