Easy American Pronunciation

PLANTS ARE PRODUCERS

People are consumers. We have to spend large parts of our days finding, buying, cooking and eating our food. Did you ever think it might be nice to be able to make your own food like plants do? Plants are producers and perform a process called photosynthesis using light from the sun, water and carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide is the gas we exhale when we breathe. The end result of this chemical reaction is sugar for the plant to “eat.” The plant releases water and oxygen, a gas all animals need to breathe, into the air.

So how do plants do it, and why can’t we? Plants have special structures called chloroplasts that animals don’t have. Chloroplasts are round, flat organelles that are arranged in stacks called grana. These stacks are filled with chlorophyll. Chlorophyll is what gives leafy green plants their green color. Their main job is to absorb light from the sun. Chloroplasts can absorb every color except green. Light activates the chlorophyll. It creates an energy that splits molecules of water, separating them out into hydrogen and oxygen. Chemical reactions take place. Hydrogen from the water combines with carbon from the carbon dioxide we breathe out. Oxygen is released into the air.

People and plants make perfect partners. Plants rely on the carbon dioxide that we breathe out, and we rely on the oxygen that they “breathe” out. This is one good reason for protecting plant life on Earth. Algae fields near the poles produce a constant supply of oxygen for us. So do the many plants of Earth’s rainforests. We need plants in order to survive.

Conservation projects around the globe are aimed at protecting our natural resources, including numerous species of plants. Our quality of life and the very quality of the air we breathe depends upon our green plant partners.

📒 1. WHY are plants called producers?
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📗 2. WHERE do plants get their green color?
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📕 3. Explain the relationship between people and plants. WHY are we good partners?
…
📘 4. WHAT would happen if there were not enough plants on Earth?
…
📙 5. WHAT is a chloroplast?
…

PLANTS ARE PRODUCERS

People are consumers. We have to spend large parts of our days finding, buying, cooking and eating our food. Did you ever think it might be nice to be able to make your own food like plants do? Plants are producers and perform a process called photosynthesis using light from the sun, water and carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide is the gas we exhale when we breathe. The end result of this chemical reaction is sugar for the plant to “eat.” The plant releases water and oxygen, a gas all animals need to breathe, into the air.

So how do plants do it, and why can’t we? Plants have special structures called chloroplasts that animals don’t have. Chloroplasts are round, flat organelles that are arranged in stacks called grana. These stacks are filled with chlorophyll. Chlorophyll is what gives leafy green plants their green color. Their main job is to absorb light from the sun. Chloroplasts can absorb every color except green. Light activates the chlorophyll. It creates an energy that splits molecules of water, separating them out into hydrogen and oxygen. Chemical reactions take place. Hydrogen from the water combines with carbon from the carbon dioxide we breathe out. Oxygen is released into the air.

People and plants make perfect partners. Plants rely on the carbon dioxide that we breathe out, and we rely on the oxygen that they “breathe” out. This is one good reason for protecting plant life on Earth. Algae fields near the poles produce a constant supply of oxygen for us. So do the many plants of Earth’s rainforests. We need plants in order to survive.

Conservation projects around the globe are aimed at protecting our natural resources, including numerous species of plants. Our quality of life and the very quality of the air we breathe depends upon our green plant partners.

📒 1. WHY are plants called producers?
…
📗 2. WHERE do plants get their green color?
…
📕 3. Explain the relationship between people and plants. WHY are we good partners?
…
📘 4. WHAT would happen if there were not enough plants on Earth?
…
📙 5. WHAT is a chloroplast?
…

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🍀 Một nhược điểm lớn với đa phần người học tiếng Anh ở Việt Nam là học và áp dụng một cách thụ động mà chưa tìm ra được đúng phương pháp - "vũ khí" để có thể học đúng và hiệu quả một cách độc lập mà không phụ thuộc vào bất kỳ chương trình học hay giáo viên nào.

🍀🍀 Học Phát Âm (IPA – Bảng phiên âm quốc tế) là cách học từ gốc rễ duy nhất khiến cho việc "mình quen chữ mà chữ không hề quen mình" trôi vào dĩ vãng. Chỉ khi phát âm ĐÚNG – ĐỦ, não chúng ta mới tư duy và xác định đúng đối tượng cần phải ghi nhớ mà không cần phải học vẹt, học mẹo.

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🍁🍁 Muốn đi nhanh, hãy học chiến thuật; muốn đi xa, hãy học Phát Âm (IPA – Bảng phiên âm quốc tế).

👊 👊 Chinh phục các cuộc thi ư? Tất cả chỉ là vấn đề thời gian nếu bạn thông thạo 15 Nguyên Âm (Vowel) và 24 Phụ Âm (Consonant).

😎 Phát âm ĐÚNG – ĐỦ *** Sát thủ TOEIC, IELTS, TOEFL IBT 😎

🌻 Chúng ta thường mất rất nhiều thời gian đi tìm các chiến thuật, hoặc phải bỏ "kha khá" chi phí để học cách làm bài thi từ IELTS, TOEFL hay thậm chí là TOEIC mà lại quên mất rằng mọi thứ đều cần bắt đầu từ gốc rễ: Học Phát Âm (IPA – Bảng phiên âm quốc tế).

🍀 Một nhược điểm lớn với đa phần người học tiếng Anh ở Việt Nam là học và áp dụng một cách thụ động mà chưa tìm ra được đúng phương pháp - "vũ khí" để có thể học đúng và hiệu quả một cách độc lập mà không phụ thuộc vào bất kỳ chương trình học hay giáo viên nào.

🍀🍀 Học Phát Âm (IPA – Bảng phiên âm quốc tế) là cách học từ gốc rễ duy nhất khiến cho việc "mình quen chữ mà chữ không hề quen mình" trôi vào dĩ vãng. Chỉ khi phát âm ĐÚNG – ĐỦ, não chúng ta mới tư duy và xác định đúng đối tượng cần phải ghi nhớ mà không cần phải học vẹt, học mẹo.

🍀🍀🍀 Từ đó, dù là kỹ năng NGHE, NÓI hay ĐỌC, VIẾT sẽ không bao giờ trở thành bất kỳ trở ngại nào trên con đường chinh phục tiếng Anh của bạn - dưới bất kỳ hình thức thi nào.

😎 Phát âm ĐÚNG – ĐỦ *** Sát thủ TOEIC, IELTS, TOEFL IBT 😎

💎 Người Việt nói tiếng Anh tốt, tại sao không?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQ0Wud8AB4Y&t=61s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHPzDps3eHM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4EutR3-p1Y&t=126s

🏡 199 Nguyễn Văn Thủ, P. Đa Kao, Q. 1, TP. HCM.
☎️ (028) 3911 8788.
LỊCH KHAI GIẢNG
🎊 🎊 🎊 05.10.2021 🎊 🎊 🎊
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🌿 🌿 🌿19:45 - 21:15🌿 🌿 🌿

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BARTERING FOR BASICS

Early Native American groups lived in different cultural regions. Their environments had different resources. Each group specialized in making particular products or developing certain skills, based on their resources. As they perfected their techniques, something exciting began to happen. For the first time in their tribes’ history, they had a surplus of materials. They had enough to meet their own needs with some left over. The conditions were perfect for an economy to develop. In an economy, goods, services and often money are organized into a system to manage those resources.

Native American groups began to work with each other to simplify their work and share items they wanted or needed. They began to barter as they began to interact with each other. Bartering is trading goods or services directly for other goods or services rather than using any form of money. Having the ability to barter with other tribes meant that it was easier on all the groups. No one group had to work as hard to make or find everything they needed for survival.

Native American tribes would often travel long distances for
the opportunity to trade with each other. In between trading times, they would gather or create surplus products. They set things aside especially for the purpose of bartering with other tribes at their trade meetings.

An additional benefit of trading between cultural regions was the ability to enjoy products that were impossible to make with the resources in the tribe’s home territory. Tribal members of the Desert Southwest region wanted tools fashioned from whalebone. There is no whalebone available in the desert. However, they could get it from the tribes of the Pacific Northwest region, who had access to resources found on the beach or in the sea.

Some people still use bartering today to get the something they need or want. For example, you might offer to do the dishes for your brother if he will take you to the movies. Especially in tough economic times, people return to this age-old way of getting things that they need. We will probably always have some form of money, but we don’t always have to use it.

📒 1. WHAT is the purpose of this passage?
…
📗 2. WHAT was one advantage to bartering for the Native Americans?
…
📕 3. WHAT does it mean to specialize?
…
📘 4. WHAT is an economy?
…
📙 5. Do you think that you would like to try bartering with someone in the future? WHY, or WHY NOT?
…

BARTERING FOR BASICS

Early Native American groups lived in different cultural regions. Their environments had different resources. Each group specialized in making particular products or developing certain skills, based on their resources. As they perfected their techniques, something exciting began to happen. For the first time in their tribes’ history, they had a surplus of materials. They had enough to meet their own needs with some left over. The conditions were perfect for an economy to develop. In an economy, goods, services and often money are organized into a system to manage those resources.

Native American groups began to work with each other to simplify their work and share items they wanted or needed. They began to barter as they began to interact with each other. Bartering is trading goods or services directly for other goods or services rather than using any form of money. Having the ability to barter with other tribes meant that it was easier on all the groups. No one group had to work as hard to make or find everything they needed for survival.

Native American tribes would often travel long distances for
the opportunity to trade with each other. In between trading times, they would gather or create surplus products. They set things aside especially for the purpose of bartering with other tribes at their trade meetings.

An additional benefit of trading between cultural regions was the ability to enjoy products that were impossible to make with the resources in the tribe’s home territory. Tribal members of the Desert Southwest region wanted tools fashioned from whalebone. There is no whalebone available in the desert. However, they could get it from the tribes of the Pacific Northwest region, who had access to resources found on the beach or in the sea.

Some people still use bartering today to get the something they need or want. For example, you might offer to do the dishes for your brother if he will take you to the movies. Especially in tough economic times, people return to this age-old way of getting things that they need. We will probably always have some form of money, but we don’t always have to use it.

📒 1. WHAT is the purpose of this passage?
…
📗 2. WHAT was one advantage to bartering for the Native Americans?
…
📕 3. WHAT does it mean to specialize?
…
📘 4. WHAT is an economy?
…
📙 5. Do you think that you would like to try bartering with someone in the future? WHY, or WHY NOT?
…

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TISSUES, ORGANS AND SYSTEMS

Multi-cellular organisms have many cells that work together in specific ways, each group performing certain functions. When each group does its part, the organism gets everything that it needs.

A tissue is a large group of cells that all have the same purpose or function. Each kind of cell has unique characteristics such as shape, size, flexibility, color and texture. Nerve cells combine with other nerve cells to make nerve tissue. Muscle cells combine with other muscle cells to make muscle tissue. Bone cells combine with other bone cells to make bone tissue and so on.

An organ is a group of tissues that work together to do a certain job for the body. Some of the human body’s organs include the stomach, lungs, heart, kidneys, brain and liver. Some of a plant’s organs include roots, stems, fruit and leaves.

When several different organs join to meet the organism’s needs, they are working together in an organ system. There are several different organ systems constantly working in most multi-cellular organisms. You are probably familiar with some of the human body systems. The respiratory system includes the lungs and all the body parts that allow us to breathe in oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide. The circulatory system includes the heart and all the body parts that help move blood around the body. The blood, in turn, carries nutrients and oxygen to all the cells of the body. The respiratory and circulatory systems work very closely together. The digestive system helps the body get nutrients from food that is eaten, and store energy for future use. The excretory system helps remove waste products that would otherwise harm the body.

Each of the body’s systems is necessary for the overall health of the body. As the body’s building blocks, cells join to make tissues. Tissues join to make organs. Organs join to make systems. It’s all arranged to ensure the organism’s survival.

📒 1. WHICH statement supports the fact that bone cells are smaller than bone tissue?
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📗 2. WHAT is an organ? Give an example of an organ?
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📕 3. List two organ systems
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📘 4. WHICH organ system do you think is the most interesting? WHY?
…

📙 5. WHY is it necessary for the respiratory and circulatory systems to work together?
…

TISSUES, ORGANS AND SYSTEMS

Multi-cellular organisms have many cells that work together in specific ways, each group performing certain functions. When each group does its part, the organism gets everything that it needs.

A tissue is a large group of cells that all have the same purpose or function. Each kind of cell has unique characteristics such as shape, size, flexibility, color and texture. Nerve cells combine with other nerve cells to make nerve tissue. Muscle cells combine with other muscle cells to make muscle tissue. Bone cells combine with other bone cells to make bone tissue and so on.

An organ is a group of tissues that work together to do a certain job for the body. Some of the human body’s organs include the stomach, lungs, heart, kidneys, brain and liver. Some of a plant’s organs include roots, stems, fruit and leaves.

When several different organs join to meet the organism’s needs, they are working together in an organ system. There are several different organ systems constantly working in most multi-cellular organisms. You are probably familiar with some of the human body systems. The respiratory system includes the lungs and all the body parts that allow us to breathe in oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide. The circulatory system includes the heart and all the body parts that help move blood around the body. The blood, in turn, carries nutrients and oxygen to all the cells of the body. The respiratory and circulatory systems work very closely together. The digestive system helps the body get nutrients from food that is eaten, and store energy for future use. The excretory system helps remove waste products that would otherwise harm the body.

Each of the body’s systems is necessary for the overall health of the body. As the body’s building blocks, cells join to make tissues. Tissues join to make organs. Organs join to make systems. It’s all arranged to ensure the organism’s survival.

📒 1. WHICH statement supports the fact that bone cells are smaller than bone tissue?
…

📗 2. WHAT is an organ? Give an example of an organ?
…

📕 3. List two organ systems
…

📘 4. WHICH organ system do you think is the most interesting? WHY?
…

📙 5. WHY is it necessary for the respiratory and circulatory systems to work together?
…