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Cape Biology Unit 1_Cell Structure_Coursework #2
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Cape InternshipsCAPE: Caribbean society and culture (Module 1) + Issues in Caribbean development (Module 2)- Paper 1Western Cape Physical ChannelsDutch settelment at the capeCaribbean Studies CAPE Exam (2025)The Community of Portuguese Language Countries (Por- tuguese: Comunidade dos Paises de Lingua Portuguesa; abbr.: CPLP), also known as the Lusophone Common- wealth (Portuguese:Comunidade LusĂłfona), is an inter- national organization and political association of Luso- phone nations across four continents, where Portuguese is an official language. The CPLP was created on 17 July 1996 by Angola, Brazil, Cape Verde,Guinea-Bissau,Mozambique, Portugal and Sao TomĂŠ and Principe.In 2002, after gaining indepen- dence, Timor-Leste was welcomed as a member country. In 2014, Equatorial Guinea became the organization's ninth member. The population of its member countries adds up to approximately 270 million people. How many member states constitute the Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries (CPLP)? Let's discover four American symbols of freedom and the meanings behind them. The rose earned its place as America's national flower in 1986 due to its symbolic nature of life, love, and devotion, as well as of beauty and eternity.The American bald eagle was adopted as the national bird symbol of the United States of America for its majestic beauty, great strength, long life, and because it's native to North America. In 2004, the oak was designated the national tree of the United States. The oak tree is the most widespread hardwood tree in the United States.Although commonly called âbuffaloâ since the late 1700s,American bison is the correct name of this animal (a close relative of the European bison). A mature male bison can weigh up to 2000 pounds and stand 6-foot tall at the shoulder - undoubtedly the largest land animal in North America. Which of the following national symbols of the USA is not correct?Vocabulary Adventure Quiz Question,Option A,Option B,Option C,Option D,Correct Answer The class waited in expectancy when the teacher said, "I have a surprise!" What does expectancy mean?,excited waiting,anger,sleepiness,fear,A Expectancy means...,feeling something will happen soon,being tired,being confused,being lost,A He tried to mimic the teacher's voice and everyone laughed. What does mimic mean?,copy someone,hide something,break something,forget,A Mimic means...,to copy,to sleep,to shout,to run,A The hero stared into a dark abyss and stepped back slowly. What is an abyss?,deep hole,small box,chair,window,A Abyss means...,deep endless space,bright light,loud noise,soft sound,A She wore rainbow boots and a superhero cape to school. Everyone said it was bizarre. What does bizarre mean?,strange,perfect,normal,quiet,A Bizarre means...,very strange or unusual,clean and neat,boring,small,A After eating everyoneâs snacks, he was shunned at lunch. What does shunned mean?,ignored,celebrated,invited,praised,A Shunned means...,avoided or ignored,helped loudly,welcomed warmly,followed,A Old food in the locker created a terrible stench. What is a stench?,bad smell,fresh air,perfume,flowers,A Stench means...,strong bad smell,sweet perfume,clean air,light breeze,A Rain, homework, and no Wi-Fi made the day dreary. What does dreary mean?,gloomy and dull,exciting and fun,loud and busy,bright and happy,A Dreary means...,sad or gloomy,happy and bright,fast and loud,funny,Aâ˘There are two type of fruit trees namely indigenous and exotic trees. Indigenous trees: ⢠these are fruit trees that grow naturally in an area. â˘Examples of indigenous trees are baobab, wild loquat, sugar apple, mobola plum and cape figs. Exotic trees: ⢠These are trees which originally grew in other countries and are being grown in Zimbabwe. ⢠Examples of these are oranges, naartjies, bananas, paw paws and avocado. Propagating fruit trees â˘There are different ways of multiplying or propagating fruit trees. â˘These include seeds, cuttings and grafting. Seeds: â˘Indigenous trees usually grow on their own. â˘They grow from seeds. â˘The early stages of a growing seed is called germination. â˘Fruit trees seeds are planted differently from field crops or vegetables. â˘The seeds are raised in a nursery or individually in containers or polythene pockets. sowing of the seed â˘Seed boxes, pots or polythene pockets should be filled with soil mixed with organic matter. â˘Leave about 20mm above the soil for water to collect when watering. â˘The polythene pocket should be punctured around and beneath to allow water drainage. Cuttings â˘A cutting is a piece of plant such as a stem, root or leaf that is placed in moist soil. â˘it will then grow the missing parts to produce a full plant under the right conditions â˘Mulberry, guavas, granadillas, figs, grapes and apples can be grown using cuttings. Grafting or budding â˘This is when you slice a piece from one plant and join it onto another plant. â˘The joining or grafting of these two plants will then grow as a single plant. â˘It is whereby the upper part (scion) of one plant grows on the root system (root stock) of another plant of another plant