Eindexamen Engels vmbo-bb 2019, tijdvak 1: vragen en antwoorden

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Keeping your phone out of the toilet is a first. Experts suggest you also wipe your phone clean every couple of weeks, either with a wipe/cleaner specially designed for smartphones or a 40:60 alcohol-to-water solution and a cloth. Stay away from liquid or spray cleaners, which can damage your phone. But how do you avoid getting sick from your phone? Wash your hands frequently and avoid touching your eyes and mouth if you haven’t had a chance to give them a rinse.

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Competitively speaking, voice acting is no different than any other form of acting. All lasting acting careers require hard work, training and a willingness to constantly grow and learn. Nevertheless, here are a few tips. If a child is interested in breaking into voice acting, his or her best bet is to start with solid training. Voice-acting training differs from on-camera training. Start with your local acting school, and ask to work with coaches who specialize in voice work. You might even seek a talent agent who

specializes in voice acting. Do you have a parent who likes to be involved? Just as “real family” casting has become a trend in the on- camera commercial world, there is a demand in voice for “real families” of parents and children who can work together.

Mae Ross is an acting teacher and Backstage Expert.

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classmates ‘to start all over again’ next fall when we will go to college. It’s always a little scary, but take it from me, you will soon make new friends. Just don’t forget to keep in touch with the old ones! I’ve got used to leaving familiar faces behind, but I have a lot of besties all over the world and we faceTime, Skype, text, and Snapchat. The sign of a good friend is when you can pick up where you left off, no matter how long it’s been. Not too many people have had to move seven times (and counting) in their life, but we’re all thrown into unfamiliar experiences at some point. Be open to them! Exciting things come when you go outside your comfort zone.”

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Capilano Suspension Bridge Park IN THE PARK STORY CENTRE Meet the pioneers whose vision shaped Vancouver and Capilano Suspension Bridge. Photos and memorabilia bring their stories to life.

COMPLIMENTARY GUIDED TOURS

• History tours start every hour on the hour outside Groups and Information.
• Nature tours depart every hour on the half hour from the deck on the rainforest side of the suspension bridge. Gain deeper understanding of this temperate West Coast rainforest ecosystem.

KIA’PALANO Don’t miss the photo opportunities among our collection of totem poles.

RAPTOR’S RIDGE Get up close with legendary birds of prey like the Harris Hawk and Great Horned Owl.

TREETOPS ADVENTURE Your adventure begins at the Treehouse and continues on seven suspension bridges through magnificent old growth Douglas firs.

NATURE’S EDGE and FALLEN TREE

A tranquil walk along the edge of the rainforest with richly framed views of the Capilano River. While on Nature’s Edge boardwalk, see the remains of a tree that fell onto the bridge during a spectacular winter storm. The tree snapped in half but the bridge held firm.

KID’S RAINFOREST EXPLORER Collect research data and explore the rainforest with this fun self-guided program. Perfect for kids age 6-12. Pick up your materials at the Treehouse.

CLIFFWALK Suspended walkways along sheer granite cliff faces offer stunning canyon views on this heart-stopping cliff-side journey.

INFORMATION AND SERVICES GROUPS AND INFORMATION Capilano team members will assist you with transportation and visitor information.

GUEST SERVICES Guest Services will assist you with BC Annual Pass, visitor information and first aid.

PASSPORT STAMPS You will find passport stamps at 6 locations. When you have completed the activities and stamped your passport at all 6 locations, go to Guest Services for your ‘I made it!” certificate.

LOST & FOUND See us at Guest Services.

STROLLERS & WHEELCHAIRS Strollers and wheelchairs are not permitted on the suspension bridge of Cliffwalk but can be left (at owner´s risk) at the Bridge Safety Station.

LOST CHILDREN In the event of a missing child, please inform any Capilano team member immediately.

RE-ENTRY Your ticket and a hand stamp are required for same day re-entry during operating hours. Hand stamps will be given to guests at the turnstile.

SHOPPING TRADING POST GIFT SHOP Homemade fudge and a rare collection of keepsakes, clothing, toys, First nation art, postcards and souvenirs with a distinctly Canadian origin.

FOOD DR. WOOD’S CABIN Light refreshments only.

LOGGER’S GRILL (Seasonal) Burgers, beer and hot-off-the BBQ-dining.

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didn’t grow back. I’m 60% bald now but I’m still hopeful that eventually they’ll find a treatment that works for me. I wear a wig when I go out in public. I put it on in the morning the same way that someone would put on a deodorant or lipstick. Sometimes I wear a baseball cap or a scarf. And when people ask about my hair I’m happy to explain what alopecia is. Instead of feeling criticized I use it as an opportunity to spread awareness. When I talk to other girls with alopecia I always stress that the only thing that matters is being comfortable yourself, not making others comfortable. It’s a personal choice. My hair might not have grown since high school, but my confidence certainly has!

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Life is a joy if you spend it doing the things you love with the people who lift you. So why not actively try to meet new interesting people and discover stimulating activities?

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Do you have what it takes to be a stand-up comedian?

By Adam Ruben, Independent Stand-Up Comedian

(1) You enjoy making people laugh, and you’d love to take humor to the next level in your life and make it a career. Well, becoming a stand-up comedian might just be the right path for you. Making jokes with friends might be easy, but writing them and performing in front of a crowd that you do not know might just need a little more work. It’s not about just standing up and having the audience laugh. If you choose to be a comedian, you’ll need to create your repertoire, learn how to have great stage presence, and be prepared for a tough road to the top, just like most artists. You’ll also need talent, willingness to put in some long hours, good observation skills, and lots of curiosity for the world around you.

It’s more than stand-up (2) Remember that the “stand-up comedian” part doesn’t have to be 100% of your career. And I don’t just mean that you should look for a fulfilling day job, though that’s of course a good idea. I mean that there are tons of other comedy-like gigs out there in addition to the traditional microphone- at-a-comedy-club thing. Here are some options: comedy writing, comedy teaching, storytelling, humorous public speaking, humor writing, humor blogging, character acting. So while you’re looking for comedy gigs, don’t dismiss similar things that you may end up enjoying just as well.

Get a little education (3) I highly advise taking a stand-up comedy class. Mine was strange in that it was actually offered for credit by a university, but many are offered by comedy clubs. Not only will you learn a lot and have great practice and feedback, but you’ll have a lot of fun, too. Comedians will say “You can’t teach funny,” but what you can teach (or learn) is how to write jokes, how to get better on stage, and a bunch of mistakes not to make. Always better to learn by hearing rather than making the mistake yourself. Especially if it’s how not to hit yourself in the face when you pull a stuck mic from the stand. Plus, in a class there are other students that can form a group to support each other.

Master It (4) The best teacher of stand-up comedy is stage time. Perform in as many shows as you can, and when you’re not performing, watch the other open mic comedians perform. See what works and what doesn’t. The five minutes you’ll spend on stage that night will teach you so much more than the hours you spent practicing your material alone in your room. Even better, open mic nights will allow you to meet other comedians, which is the first step toward finding out about other shows.

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