MAP (4) - OS ARGONAUTAS

 

MAP (3) - ENEAS

A map illustrating the epic journey of Aeneas, a Trojan hero (according to Virgil’s poem The Aeneid) who, destined to found Rome, flees Troy after its fall and, much like Odysseus, spends years wandering the Mediterranean. He encounters the Cyclopes, loses his father, falls in love with Dido, Queen of Carthage, betrays her (and, if the legend is to be believed - sows the seeds of the Punic Wars of the future), descends into the Underworld, loses friends and battles enemies in Italy.

 

Um mapa que ilustra a viagem épica de Enéias, um herói troiano (segundo o poema de Virgílio A Eneida) que, destinado a fundar Roma, foge de Troia após sua queda e, muito parecido com Odisseu, passa anos vagando pelo Mediterrâneo. Encontra os ciclopes, perde o pai, apaixona-se por Dido, rainha de Cartago, trai-a (e, se a lenda é para ser acreditada - semeia as sementes das Guerras Púnicas do futuro), desce ao submundo, perde amigos e inimigos na Itália.

 

 

Fonte: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=383144917560024&set=a.205686711972513

OS PASSAGEIROS DO MAYFLOWER

 

NOVEMBER 9th 1620

FALL 1621

RESOLUÇÃO

-Play with coin:

HEADS (side with the main design): one space

TAILS: (side with value or number): two spaces

 

ANSWER KEY

According to the clues, the crime happened around midnight and the thief is tall, has dark hair, smokes and has access to the front-door key.

 

Chloe Campbell/Sandra Cruz, the secretary, has dark hair, always carries a laptop computer, has access to the front door key, but she is only 1.60 m.

 

Joshua Johnson/Oliver Amaro, the butler, is tall. has dark hair and has access to the house, but he is allergic to cigarettes, so he can’t smoke, and he wouldn’t have left the smell of cigarettes in Mrs. Gallagher’s/Elizabeth room.

 

Ashley Anderson/Livia Aquino, the doctor, smokes, has dark hair and is tall (1.80 m), but she doesn’t have access to the key.

 

Grace Gallagher/Tatiana Santos, the stepdaughter, has access to the key, but she is not tall and she has red hair.

 

Michael Murray/João Pimentel, the nephew, is tall and has access to the key, but he has light brown hair.

 

Megan Murray/Luísa Pimentel, the niece, is tall, smokes and has access to the key, but she is blonde.

 

Nathan Norris/Cristiano Guimarães, the ex-husband, is tall and has dark hair. He also smokes and has access to the key, but he is in a wheelchair, so he couldn’t go to the room on the second floor.

 

Logan Lewis/Edson Bragança the editor, is tall and has dark hair. He smokes and has access to the key. So, he probably is the thief.

 

Note:

Two clues have no importance in the solution of the crime: “Grace/Tatiana is 18 years old” and “Megan Murray/Luísa has green eyes.

Two clues are misleading, but are clarified by other two: “A neighbor saw a redheaded person leave the house at around 11 o’clock (It was Mrs. Gallagher/Elizabeth) and “The detective found gray hair in the room” (It belonged to Mrs. Gallagher’s/Elizabeth cat).

QUAL É O PLANO?

LINGUAGEM CORPORAL II - É POSSÍVEL RECONHECER?

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SELFIES

 

“People take pictures to remember times, but they can only experience it through a camera lens.”

“Photography is the story I fail to put into words. “

“A thing that you see in my pictures is that I was not afraid to fall in love with these people.”

A. What is the the traditional process of developing films? Complete the sentences using passive voice and the verbs given.

print – send (2x) – write – remove (2x) – pick up – develop – check – put – take back

 

EXAMPLE: Photographs were taken.

1. The film __________________________ from the cartridge.

2. The film __________________________ to the store.

3. The film __________________________ in an envelope after the customer’s name and address __________________________ on it.

4. All the envelopes __________________________ to the laboratory.

5. In the lab, the film __________________________ from the cartridge.

6. The photographs __________________________.

7. The photographs __________________________ to the store and finally __________________________.

 

B. Nathan and Mr. Spencer are talking about the history of selfies. Read and answer.

Nathan: Dad, remember what you said earlier about photo cartridges? I was browsing on the net and I’ve found out that selfies are older than that stuff you have.

Mr. Spencer: Are you for real?

Nathan: I am. Listen: the first selfie was taken in 1839 by a chemist from Philadelphia named Robert Cornelius. Setting up his camera at the back of the family store, he took the image by removing the lens cap and then running into frame where he sat for more than fifteen minutes covering up the lens again. And there’s this Russian girl, Anastasia Nikolaievna, who also took a selfie in front of a mirror, holding a camera in 1914.

Mr. Spencer: That’s the same Anastasia from the movie you used to watch, remember?

Nathan: Oh, that’s nice. Then, in 1920, New York photographer Joseph Byron took a rooftop selfie with his friends. That’s weird: not all of them are looking at the camera. It was probably large and heavy, which explains why two of them are holding it up.

Mr. Spencer: Maybe selfies didn’t become so popular because these people weren’t so famous back then, I wonder if they were one of these celebrities we have these days…

Nathan: I both agree and disagree. Frank Sinatra took a selfie in 1938 in his bathroom, he was 23 and not famous yet. He was charming back then, giving the OK sign. Curiously, at the same age Beatle George Harrison took a selfie in front of the Taj Mahal in 1966.

 1. How long did it take Robert Cornelius to take the first selfie?

2. Where does Mr. Spencer know Anastasia from?

3. Why does Nathan think Byron’s camera was heavy?

4. What’s one similarity and one difference between Frank Sinatra and George Harrison when they took their selfies?

C. Listen to the history of modern selfies, add the year to the photos in the clothesline and complete the paragraph.

Selfie is defined as “a photograph that one has taken of _________________, typically one taken with a _________________ or _________________”. The name is motivated by the _________________ way of shortening words, so selfie would be the equivalent to _________________ as a comparison to barbie (_________________), tinnie (_________________) and firie (_________________). An analogy to selfie is the word ussie, or “a self photo”, but the word never reached the _________________.

 

D. Technology has evolved a lot regarding photos and gadgets. Would you be able to say what this picture is? What’s its name? How is it used?

E. Match.

1. The world’s most expensive photograph, Rhein II, was taken in 1999 by Andreas Gursky.

2. The oldest known surviving photograph is View from the Window at Le Gras,

3. The most viewed photograph in history is the Windows XP’s default wallpaper.

4. There is an average of 300 million photos

5. The first photograph of a total solar eclipse was taken

6. The world’s largest camera collection belongs to Dilish Parekh of Mumbai.

 

(n) He owns approximately 4,500 cameras!

(n) In 2011, a print was auctioned for 4.3 million dollars in New York.

(n) It was photographed by Charles O’Rear on a medium format camera in 1996.

(n) taken by Nicéphore Niépce in 1826 or 1827.

(n) by Julius Berkowski on July 28, 1851.

(n) uploaded to Facebook per day. 

PROJETO FOTOGRÁFICO