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6 Embarrassing Things You’ll Do In Your Teen Years And Likely Regret Later

You know how we all have embarrassing photos or moments from our past that we wish we could erase and forget about forever? Yeah, well, celebrities aren’t immune to those either – something you would definitely know if you’ve ever looked at old school photos of certain celebs. While some look just as gorgeous as

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Classwork Series and Exercises {Mathematics- SS1}: Simple Equation and Variations

Change of Subject of Formulae A formula is an equation which specifies how a number of variables are related to one another. Formulas are written so that a single variable, the subject of the formula, is on the left hand side of the equation. Everything else goes on the right hand side of the equation.

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10 Foods That Can Tamper With Your Brain Alertness, Avoid Them!!!

  When it comes to nutrition, it must be mentioned that there are all sorts of foods: some super-foods are your greatest allies against extra pounds, while others stimulate your cognitive function and improve your memory. On the other hand, some foods are known to have a devastating effect on your brain functioning, and nutritionists

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Classwork Series and Exercise {Literature – SS1}: Forms of Literature

Forms of Literature Contents: Forms of Literature Meaning of tragedy Characteristics of tragedy Meaning of comedy Characteristics of comedy The forms of literature are classified into two: Tragedy Comedy. Tragedy It has an elevated diction and action, but with an unhappy ending. It begins in a good note, but ends on a very sad note.

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Classwork Series and Exercise {English – SS2}: Determiners and Oracy Skills

A. Diphthongs A Diphthong is a type of vowel that begins as one sound, then changes into another. (Note that di – is a prefix meaning ‘two’.) E.g. in the word ‘waist’, the sound /e/ is followed by the sound /i/ to produce /ei/sound. Sound Example /ei/ Brain, lame /ai/ Eye, thigh /ͻi/ Voice, coin

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Classwork Series and Exercises {Mathematics- SS2}: Surds

Introduction Where does the word SURD come from? Around 820AD the famous Persian Mathematician al-Khwarizmi saw irrational numbers (namely numbers that cannot be written as fractions) as “inaudible numbers”. The LATIN for “inaudible” is “SURDUS” and so from this comes our use of the word SURD. We now use SURD for a number which we

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Girl Talk! 4 Super Common Hairstyles Every Secondary School Student Can Relate With

We’ve all been there. For those of us who have attended secondary school or are still there, we can relate with some of these hairstyles. Some hairstyles can be pretty annoying and some just make you look fabulous. Here are some of the common hairstyles: 1.      Suku /Shuku (Shoo-Koo): I think everybody’s grandmother (in the

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