0
Want this question answered?
Be notified when an answer is posted
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Is a cartolina an instructional materials?
is cartolina a technology tool
What is the size of cartolina in the Philippines?
The size of cartolina in the Philippines is 724 by 572 mm.
How many circles of radius 5 cm can be cut from a piece of cartolina 42cm by 32cm?
12
How many pieces of 2 cm by 6 cm can be cut from 32 cm by 48 cm cartolina?
128 pieces.
How many circles of radius of 5 degrees can be cut from a cartolina 42cm by 32cm?
It's not a circle if it's radius of 5 degrees. If it's 5 cm radius, then 12 circles.
How do you get 12 circle with the radius of 5 from a piece of cartolina 42cm by 32cm?
The answer will depend on the units used for the measurement of the radius: 5 WHAT? It is trivially simple to draw 12 circles, each with a radius of 5 millimetres.
What is the Italian translation of the English phrase 'Thank you for your postcard'?
Grazie per la tua cartolina! is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "Thank you for your postcard!"Specifically, the interjection grazie is "thank you, thanks". The preposition per means "for". The feminine singular definite article la means "the". The feminine possessive adjective tua means "(informal singular) your". The feminine noun cartolina translates as "postcard".The pronunciation will be "GRAH-tsyey pehr lah TOO-ah KAHR-toh-LEE-nah" in Italian.
What is the Italian translation of the English phrase 'Send you a postcard'?
Spedirti una cartolina is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "To send you a postcard".Specifically, the present infinitive spedire* is "to send". The personal pronoun ti means "(informal singular) you". The feminine singular indefinite article una means "a, one". The feminine noun cartolina translates as "postcard".The pronunciation will be "spey-DEER-tee OO-nah KAHR-toh-LEE-nah" in Italian.*The vowel drops when an object is added to the end of the present infinitive.
List 5 examples of potential energy?
Gravitational potential energy in an object held above the ground. Elastic potential energy stored in a compressed or stretched spring. Chemical potential energy stored in fuels like gasoline. Nuclear potential energy stored in atomic nuclei. Electrical potential energy in charged particles in an electric field.
What are examples of transparent object?
When an object is transparent, that means you can see through it. Transparent allows almost all the light to pass through them. you can see it, but you can also see through it.Examples of transparent objects:airany gas or mixture of gases, etc.clear waterany true solutionthe gel-like coating over eyeballsregular eyeglasses (not sunglasses)lensesclear glassa window (glass)patio door (glass)non colored plasticsdiamondsA transparency sheetlensesclear cellophaneplastic coversaran wrapTransparent: sheer, fine, easily seen through.Synonym: clearExamples of translucent objects are shower curtain,tracing paper,ice,rice paper,tissue paper,plastic cover,colored cellophane,tinted glass,cartolina,sted glass,thick plastic,bathroom windows,mesh/netting,wax paper and frosted glass.Examples of opaque objects are leaves,stone,plywood,pencil case,wood,table,human body,blackboard,wall,door,book,notebook,bag,cabinet,hollowblocks,cement floor,ceramic tiles,stick and tree:-)
School supply list?
School Supplies The basics: - a notebook (whatever size and however thick you want, depends on how diligent you take down notes; some schools/teachers require a separate notebook for their subjects, be ready to buy additional) - two black, 1 blue, and 1 red ball pen - a pencil eraser and a liquid eraser - intermediate pad - short and long bond papers - school bag - textbooks and workbooks as dictated by your school - No. 2 pencils - Mechanical pencils - Colored pencils - Pencil sharpener (hand-held with a top to collect shavings) - A large pink eraser - Ballpoint pens (Black and Blue,get a few red ink ones, too, for students to do peer editing) - Correction Pens - Highlighters - Spiral-bound or composition notebooks - Loose-leaf notebook paper (teachers can be picky about paper) - A ruler with English and metric measurements - Crayons - 2" Binder - 10 Dividers (preferably Write-On Tabs) - Wide-Ruled Loose-leaf Paper - Zipper Pencil Pouch (with holes to be placed in Binder) - 6 Glue Sticks - Scissors (rounded tip) - Scotch Tape - 1 Box Washable Markers - Glue - Planners - Clipboards - Lock for Lockers Needs per Subject: (Listed below depends on the school/teacher. Just wait until your teacher tells you to buy them. Usually, teachers give their requirements during the first week of class and set a deadline for you to buy all the required items) Science: - laboratory gown - expanded envelope - plastic envelope (long) - brown envelope (long) - pencil - ruler - sharpener -2 Packages Index Cards (3"x 5") - 1 3-Prong Pocket Folder - 1 1" Binder (to be kept in Science Room) - 1 Composition Book - Lined Paper - Graphing Paper· - notebook paper( loose leaf or spiral), - folder - calculator - Plastic Tab/dividers - Scissors Reading: - Spiral Notebook - Pocket & Brad Folder -Markers -Scissors - Highlighters English - formal theme notebook - 1"-1 ½" three-ring binder - ruled loose-leaf paper - 5 section dividers - 100 3" x 5" lined white note cards - Black pens/pencils - spiral composition notebook - Pocket folder - Flash drive Math - Graphing Paper - Glue - Scissors - Tape - Index Cards - Calculator - Highlighters - Stapler - Protactor - Ruler - Compass - Folder - Notebook - binder - Calculator -Eraser - Pencils - Pens(Black, Blue, Red) - Color Pencils Art - Bond papers/construction papers/art papers - Sketch pad - Crayons - Pastels - Colored pencils - Colored pens - Manila paper - Cartolina - Markers -Glue - Paints, (Different Kinds and Colors) Paint Brush -Sticker - Ribbon, Bows, Yarn - Googly Eyes and Etc (DECORATIVES - Newspapers -notebook -pens - binder History/Geography: - 1 Composition Notebook - 3 Spiral-Bound Index Cards (8th graders) - 3 packages of 3"x 5" index cards (7th graders) - 1 Map (just in case) - 1 Binder - 1 Package of loose paper - 1 Package of colored pencils - 1 Handheld sharpener - 3 sheets of poster board - sticky notes - Markers/ Pens - Colored Pencils Foreign Languages: - 3x5 Index Cards - Dictionaries Ex. (French - English) - Translator - 3 ring Binder - Dividers For Ring Binder - Loose-Leaf Paper - Notebook & Folder - Pens Speech and Drama: - 1 two-pocket folder with center brads - 1 box of washable markers - 20 pieces of paper (to start) - 1 small scissors - Blue or black pens - Pencils - Glue stick -Colored Pencils Music: - Music Notebook - 3 ring Binder - Loose-Leaf Paper - Pens/Pencils PE: - PE Uniform (if You Have) -notebook - pen - binders - athletic shoes - extra clothes - swimsuits, swimming cap ,goggles ,nose clipper(for swimming classes) Computer Studies: - Flash Drive - Computer Paper - Note Book - Binder - 1 Pocket folder and - 10 pieces of loose leaf paper - Pencils or pens - 3-ring binder with paper
What are some features in Asian poetry?
Some features of Asian poetry include a focus on nature, simplicity, use of symbolism and metaphor, and a strong emphasis on emotion and introspection. Additionally, Asian poetry often employs specific forms like haiku in Japan, tanka in China, and ghazal in Persia.
