Tuesday, 24 February 2015

Protists

The tubifex worm, or sludge worm, is a micro-organism that lives in natural water like lakes, river, and ponds. This makes the water bad to drink and will make you sick even if you don't drink the worm itself. Tubifex worms move much like regular worms. They eat by sucking in the molecules through their body walls. They mainly eat bacteria and can be fed as fish food.

These are some micro-organisms, Paramecium, that also live in water and also pollute it. They are smaller than the tubifex worms and are in larger groups so a lot of them could be in one gulp of water. Paramecium move with small hair-like things called cilia, they act like oars on a boat. Paramecium also use their cilia to eat sweeping up prey like bacteria, yeasts, and algae.

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Sunday, 1 February 2015

Strategic Learning & Multitasking

I do not agree with the article. I don't because I can focus on homework while still doing homework. Of course, I don't text and drive because I don't drive, but I am able to do my homework quickly and efficiently while still being able to enjoy the music that I'm listening to. Some other things that I multitask is eating and watching videos, reading and listening to music, and singing and dancing. I could probably do one and then do the other one after. I should probably go home and do homework first and then play games.

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