5 R ACTIVATE Ask and answer the questions. 1 What languages do you think are very difficult? Why? 2 Which languages are interesting or important for you? and french 3 Say the English alphabet. 4 What symbols are there on this page?
Maria Curie 1. Maria Sklodovskaya was born in Warsaw on November 7, 1867 2. Curie Curie - twice Nobel laureate: in physics in 1903 and in chemistry in 1911. Maria Curie became the first woman to win the Nobel Prize and the only woman who received this prestigious award in unlike two areas of different sciences 3. Curie Curie is the founder of the Curie institutes in Paris and Warsaw. 4. One of the elements that Maria Curie discovered with her husband, is called polonium - in honor of the birthplace of Mary - Poland. 5. The second element, over the discovery of which Marie Curie worked with her husband for 12 years, is called radium. 6. Curie's on the chest wore her permanent talisman - an ampoule with radium. Working with radioactive substances, Maria Curie did not take any security measures. In this case, a great woman lived up to 66 years. 7. Maria Curie had two daughters, despite the fact that she had worked all her life with radioactive substances. 8. Curie Curia became the first teacher of the Sorbonne University in the history of the University. 9. The first woman who received a driving license. 10. During the First World War, Marie Curie, along with her eldest daughter, who was then a teenager, traveled to hospitals with the first X-ray machine and taught doctors to do X-rays in order to more successfully carry out operations in the wounded. 11. Curie Curie - except for the discovery of two elements, polonium and radium, as well as the isolation of radioactive isotopes - the introduction of the term "radioactivity" and the formulation of the theory of radioactivity. 12. In her honor will be called buildings, institutions, universities, public places, streets and museums, and her life and work will be described in works of art, books, biographies and films. 13. In 1934 she died of chronic radiation sickness.
1. Maria Sklodovskaya was born in Warsaw on November 7, 1867
2. Curie Curie - twice Nobel laureate: in physics in 1903 and in chemistry in 1911. Maria Curie became the first woman to win the Nobel Prize and the only woman who received this prestigious award in unlike two areas of different sciences
3. Curie Curie is the founder of the Curie institutes in Paris and Warsaw.
4. One of the elements that Maria Curie discovered with her husband, is called polonium - in honor of the birthplace of Mary - Poland.
5. The second element, over the discovery of which Marie Curie worked with her husband for 12 years, is called radium.
6. Curie's on the chest wore her permanent talisman - an ampoule with radium. Working with radioactive substances, Maria Curie did not take any security measures. In this case, a great woman lived up to 66 years.
7. Maria Curie had two daughters, despite the fact that she had worked all her life with radioactive substances.
8. Curie Curia became the first teacher of the Sorbonne University in the history of the University.
9. The first woman who received a driving license.
10. During the First World War, Marie Curie, along with her eldest daughter, who was then a teenager, traveled to hospitals with the first X-ray machine and taught doctors to do X-rays in order to more successfully carry out operations in the wounded.
11. Curie Curie - except for the discovery of two elements, polonium and radium, as well as the isolation of radioactive isotopes - the introduction of the term "radioactivity" and the formulation of the theory of radioactivity.
12. In her honor will be called buildings, institutions, universities, public places, streets and museums, and her life and work will be described in works of art, books, biographies and films.
13. In 1934 she died of chronic radiation sickness.