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UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTS Paper 1 Multiple Choice For Examination from 2008 SPECIMEN PAPER Additional Materials: Multiple Choice Answer Sheet Soft clean eraser Soft pencil (type B or HB is recommended) 7110/01 1 hour READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST Write in soft pencil. Do not use staples, paper clips, highlighters, glue or correction fluid. Write your name, Centre number and candidate number on

billion trees or 35% of the total trees cut are used in paper industries on every continent. The statistics show that the world consumption of paper has grown four hundred percent in the last 40 years. Even though paper is everywhere, organizations and businesses often forget to include paper as a specific line item in their yearly budgets. Many reports show it’s a huge mistake since a lot of elements enter in the evaluation of the true cost of paper such as the storage, the misfiled and lost of documents

The best and the worst invention ever We are going to talk you about books, which are according to us the best invention of the human being and about the gas chambers, the worst one. I - The book Roger CHARTIER has defined 3 book’s revolutions, 1) The invention of the book as we know it 2) The invention of printing 3) The appearance of the E-Book I’m going to talk you about the history of the book and the printing across centuries, about the political aspect, and I’m

was born in Nice, France, on October 10, 1731. He was the oldest son of Lord Charles Cavendish and Lady Anne Grey, who died a few years after Henry was born. As a youth he attended Dr. Newcomb's Academy in Hackney, England. He entered Peterhouse, Cambridge, in 1749, but he left after three years without taking a degree. As a result, Cavendish returned to London, England to live with his father. There, Cavendish built himself a laboratory and workshop. When his father died in 1783, Cavendish moved

correspondantes . L'après midi nous sommes allés au bord de la mer . Puis shopping avec les correspondantes un moment très agréable ! Nous sommes ensuite rentrer dans nos famille . Journée du Mercredi La journée du mercredi c'est déroulé a Cambridge . Nous avons visité «  Saint John's Collège » . C'est une immense Université qui existe depuis le 13eme siècle lorsque des lettrés venus d'Oxford et de paris y ont fondé cette école . Les premiers étudiants vivaient chez l'habitans . Ce n'est que

Cambridge : King's College Cambridge is an important city since roman's age. Somes oxford' students left the University because of religious problems. Then, they created a new college. The city have a lot of students but it's also a big exchange place of farm-production. There are 16000 students and certificated for only 100000 inhabitants. There is not a campus : school's buildings are located in all the city that's why there are 24 colleges. A college is a group of buildings which shelter

Université Harvard L’université Harvard (Harvard University), ou plus simplement Harvard, est une université privée américaine située à Cambridge dans le Massachusetts. Fondée le 28 octobre2 1636, elle est l'établissement d'enseignement supérieur le plus ancien des États-Unis3,4. Elle fait partie du Ivy League, association non officielle regroupant les huit universités les plus anciennes et les plus célèbres des États-Unis. Quarante-cinq prix Nobel sont sortis de ses rangs (2010)5. Harvard est

Cambridge 1. What makes of Cambridge a very particular kind of destination which is worth the visit? Cambridge is situated in the East of England, at only 20 minutes away of London. Cambridge is a city with many faces; one can admire the beautiful museums and art galleries, the beautiful architecture and majestic college buildings. The most famous building in Cambridge is King’s College Chapel where you can see a fan vaulted ceiling, stone carving and stained glass, but you can also attend

sud de l’Angleterre. Elle est la plus ancienne université britannique. L’université a vraiment commencé à se développer à partir de 1167, lorsque Henri II interdit aux étudiants anglais de suivre les cours de l’université de Paris. Elle est avec Cambridge, l’université la plus prestigieuse du Royaume-Uni. Elle accueille près de 22 000 étudiants, qui sont répartis dans 38 collèges et 6 fondations religieuses. La plupart d’entre eux sont installés dans de beaux bâtiments anciens au cœur de la vieille

MacCarthy, Clive Bell et Leonard Woolf. Vanessa Bell et Virginia Woolf étaient sœurs, et leurs frères, Thoby le plus âgé et Adrian le plus jeune, étaient également à l'origine membres du groupe ainsi que quelques autres anciens de l'université de Cambridge, comme l'énigmatique Saxon Sydney-Turner. Lytton Strachey et Duncan Grant — futur compagnon de Vanessa — étaient cousins. Les premières années de l'histoire du groupe virent diverses relations amoureuses. La plupart des membres vécurent longtemps