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A CONTINUACIÓN ENCONTRARÁN UN ARTÍCULO CIENTÍFICO, EL CUAL DEBERÁN LEER Y RESPONDER LAS PREGUNTAS REFERENTES A EL QUE SE ENCUENTRAN EN LA PAGINA SIGUIENTE, MARCANDO LA RESPUESTACORRECTA CON UNA “X” ROJA.

TAMBIEN ENCONTRARAN UN JUEGO DE PALABRAS. DEBERAN OBSERVAR LA IMÁGEN O PISTA PRESENTADA Y ESCRIBIR LA RESPUESTA A ELLA EN INGLES, EN LA CASILLA “LILA” INFERIOR, TENIENDO ENCUENTA EL NÚMERO DE RAYAS O ESPACIOS. POR EJEMPLO:

• SOME ONE WHO HAS A LOT OF MONEY/ _ _ _ _

• TU RESPUESTA: RICH

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• TU RESPUESTA: TELEPHONE

RECUERDEN QUE ESTE TRABAJOREPRESENTA EL 20 % DE SU NOTA.

ENVIA TU TRABAJO A TRAVEZ DEL LINK PROYECTO EN LA PLATAFORMA DE BLACKBOARD, SIGUIENDO LAS INSTRUCCIONES QUE ALLI SE EXPLICAN.

SI SE PRESENTA ALGUN PROBLEMA CON ELENVIO, REPORTAR CON TIEMPO A TRAVEZ DEL FORO TECNICO. CADA RESPUESTA CORRECTA EQUIVALE A 7.14 PUNTOS

EXITOS!


Vaccine from Space
Where on Earth is the cure for food poisoning?
Perhaps Earth isnot the place to look...
There are around 40,000 cases of salmonella infections in the US each year. Salmonella is an unpleasant type of food poisoning that can grow on foods that are not cookedwell. A person who gets sick from salmonella may vomit and experience pain in their stomach. Don't worry, scientists are working to find a way to protect people against this illness. They are using outerspace as their laboratory!
[pic]Scientists are trying to create a vaccine against salmonella food poisoning aboard the International Space Station. This is the first time scientists are studying theeffect of spaceflight on poisonous bacteria like salmonella.
Julie Robinson, a scientist at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, believes that this research may improve the way we store our food.The research could also help doctors treat infections from other bacteria similar to salmonella, as well as help protect astronauts from disease while in space.
However, until the vaccine is ready,...