THIS IS THE END, BEAUTIFUL FRIEND THIS IS THE END ...

     
Dear you all,
Now that holidays have begun, me -i.e. this blog, has to say goodbye to you. I hope you will come and read part of me from time to time. Pleaaaaaaaase!
I understand you have all new friends now in the partner schools of the project and they are funnier than I am. 
And you need holidays after working hard at school. 
But as sitcom Friends' song read: "I'll be there for you!" 
Or as Bruno Mars sings, 'You can count on me like 1, 2, 3!'
Or as Queen sang 'Friends Will Be Friends' .
Or as Carole King's song read 'You've got a Friend'.
Or as the Beatles sang 'With a Little Help from my Friends'.
Or 'Thank you for Being a Friend'. Gosh! I can't remember who sang that one!
Or 'Why Can't We Be Friends, Why Can't We Be Friends?' 
Or 'Amigos para siempre, you will always be my friend',
Or 'You're My Best Friend' by Queen,
Or '...I'll Be Your Friend, Your Other Brother', said Jason Mraz,
Or 'Just Friends',sang Amy Winehouse,
Or '...you are not alone, I'm here with you', said Michael Jackson,
Or 'Everything I do, I do it for you', by Bryan Adams, 
Or Randy Newman?s 'You've Got a Friend in Me'
Or the Corrs' 'At Your Side?...
 
This Comenius project was LEGEN...DARY!!!

ODD ONE OUT

 Hi Everybody! Here you have an easy exercise. Remember you have to say which one should be left out and why too.
Example: Federer, Messi, Nadal, Murray. Solution: Messi, who is not a tennis player like the others.
1.- Gala, Pink Lady, Granny Smith, Carbonara.
2.- 37,47,57,67
3.- Edinburgh, Brussels, Strasbourg, Luxemburg
4.- rite, rate, write, right
5.- Zinc, Iron, Gold, Potassium
6.- The Strand, Microsoft, Moriarty, 221b Baker Street
7.- Hook, House, Sklodowska, Who
8.- Bruges, Cambridge, Carcassone, Venice
9.-May Day, St George's Day, Shrove Tuesday, All Rains Day
10.-Ironic, Adriatic, Caspian, Irish  
Yes, some of them are reeeaaaaally easy! Come on! Send your answers ASAP to iescampanar11@gmail.com    There are two readers waiting for you!! Cheerio!
SOLUTION:
1.- Carbonara. It is not a variety of apples.
2.-57. It is not a prime number like the others.
3.-Edinburgh is not seat of the EU.
4.-Rate. All the other words are pronounced the same  /rait/
5.-Potassium. The other three are three of the only five elements in the periodic table with 4 letters.
6.-Microsoft. All the others are related to Sherlock Holmes.
7.-Sklodowska (Marie Curie). She was a woman doctor. None of the others are, neither were they real doctors.
8.-Free answer: Some students said euros are not used in Cambridge, others mentioned Bruges does not contain a "c" in its name etc...
9.-All Rains Day is not a festival in Britain.
10.-Ironic. All the others are seas.

LAST BUT NOT LEAST

                   AND      PUZZLE      

June has finally come and with it the last two Competitions of the Comenius. Won't you have a try? This is the Maths puzzle now and on the 16th you will have the Special Surprise Competition.

PUZZLE: 
If A and I stand for two even numbers and L and B for two of the following operations +, -, ×, ÷ ,   
can you make   ALIBABA = 40?
As usual send your answers to   matecampanar@gmail.com


SOLUTION:
These are some of the possible answers:
(2x22)-2-2=40 
(2+8)x2x2=40 
(38-2)+2+2=40 
(20:2)x2x2=40