The only thing missing in here is that nonmetallic are classified into construction and industrial
5 examples of metallic: Iron, aluminum, gold, silver and platinum
All of construction examples: Limestone, clay, gypsum and marble
2 examples of industrial: Salt and sulphur

Self Assesment

GEOGRAPHY ENGLISH AND P.E

I can describe pictures with out having any trouble or getting stuck. I think one of my favorite things were the games that we did at 7th hour with Clarissa, because while you play and have fun with out noticing it, you are learning. I think I did quite good the oral exams, although I have to admit my English level and pronunciation has gone down a lot through the years. In the only thing that I am a little confused is knowing the fish and the fruits and vegetables. I practice English at home with my family and I watch some movies and series in English, it is also very helpful to listen to music in English because you get vocabulary easily, and it's pure American vocabulary. I need to improve my grammar. I learnt a lot about culture of Bangladesh, and other countries.

Vocabulary

ENGLISH

Safety box: A box,usually located inside a bank,which is used to store valuables.

Dreadful: Extremely bad, unpleasant, or offensive

Tweezers: A small tool of two pieces of metal joined at one end, used for plucking out hairs, etc

Splinter: A small, thin, sharp piece of wood, bone

Escort: Protection or supervision

Briefcase: A flat case with a handle, often of leather, for carrying books, papers

Vocabulary

GEOGRAPHY

Plough: A large tool used in farming for cutting, lifting, turning over, and breaking up soil.

Combine harvester: A machine that simultaneously cuts, threshes, and cleans a standing crop of grain

Broadcast seeder:An implement for planting small grain that was designed to approximate hand broadcasting.

Sorghum: 

Millet:

Barley:

Oat:

Fodder:

Chickpeas:

Soybeans: 

Livelihood: A means of supporting one's existence

Yak:

Crop yield: Measurement of the amount of a crop that was harvested per unit of land area. 

Reared: To take care of and support (a young person) up to the age of maturity

Hake:

Whiting:

Cod:

Herring:

Trout:

Turbot: 













Sea bream:

Sea bass:

Oyster:

Clams:

Mussels:

Sole: