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Indique si los verbos resaltados en el siguiente texto estn conjugados o

no:
Writing is a system of linguistic symbols which permit one to transmit and conserve information.
Writing appears to have developed between the 7th millennium BC and the 4th millennium BC,
first in the form of early mnemonic symbols which became a system of ideograms or pictographs
through simplification. Later syllabic and alphabetic (or segmental) writing emerged.
Silk, in China, was also a base for writing. Writing was done with brushes. Many other materials
were used as bases: bone, bronze, pottery, shell, etc. In India, for example, dried palm tree
leaves were used; in Mesoamerica another type of plant, Amate .Any material which will hold and
transmit text is a candidate for books. Seen in this light, the human body could be seen as a
book, with tattooing, and if we consider that human memory develops and transforms with the
appearance of writing, it is perhaps not absurd to consider that 2this ability makes humans into
living books (this idea is illustrated by Ray Bradbury in Fahrenheit 451, Peter Greenaway in The
Pillow Book).

Writing- no conjugado
Permit- conjugado
To transmit- no conjugado
Appears- conjugado
Emerged- conjugado
Was- conjugado
Dried- no conjugado
Seen- no conjugado
Seen- conjugado
Tattooing- no conjugado
To consider- no conjugado
Living- no conjugado

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Trabaje sobre el mismo texto y concntrese en las oraciones que
contienen verbos NO conjugados:
a Identifique su forma
b Interprete en espaol las oraciones en las que aparecen
(Si la oracin es muy extensa, puede reducirla al fragmento en el cual aparece
el verbo, pero cuidando de mantener el sentido completo)
a- Infinitivo
b- La escritura es un sistema lingstico de smbolos que permite a
uno transmitir y conservar la informacin.
-En india, por ejemplo usaban las hojas de palmera disecadas como
base de la escritura.
-Ver en su luz, el cuerpo humano puede ser visto como un libro,
con tatuajes y nosotros consideramos que la memoria humana se
desarrolla y transforma con la aparicin de la escritura.
-No es absurdo considerar con estas habilidades los humanos sean
libros vivientes
Actividad 8
Subraye los verbos en el texto siguiente, tanto en la forma conjugada
como no conjugada. Trate de delimitar los bloques verbales y

de

interpretarlos de acuerdo a lo explicado en esta unidad

A librarian / is / an information professional trained in library science. The word

is also used

for those in charge of collections in general. Librarians work

typically in one of the many types of library, and increasingly in other

information-provision settings; the term is also used sometimes in a popular
sense to refer to anyone who works in a library. Although librarians have been
traditionally associated with collections of books, as seen by the etymology of
the word "librarian," modern librarians deal with information in many formats,
including books, magazines, newspapers, audio recordings in various formats,
video recordings in various formats, maps, photographs and other graphic
material, bibliographic databases, and Internet resources in general.

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En el siguiente texto:
a.Marque entre barras los bloques nominales y verbales
b Qu funcin cumplen reading en la frase the main reading room y
specialized en specialized libraries for the blind?
La principal sala de lectura. (Adjetivo)
Bibliotecas especializadas para los ciegos. (Adjetivo)
c. Puede reconocer alguna estructura pasiva en el texto?
Si

The Bibliotheca Alexandrina was inaugurated in 2003 near the site of the old
library. It is both a commemoration of the Library of Alexandria that was
lost in antiquity and an attempt to rekindle something of the brilliance that this
earlier center of study and erudition represented. The dimensions of the project
are vast: the library has shelf space for eight million books, with the main
reading room covering 70,000 m on eleven cascading levels. The library offers
specialized libraries for the blind, for young people, and for children; three
museums; four art galleries; a planetarium; and a manuscript restoration
laboratory.
It has been reasonably established that the library, or parts of the collection,
were destroyed by fire on a number of occasions (library fires were common
enough and replacement of handwritten manuscripts was very difficult,
expensive and time-consuming). To this day the details of the destruction (or
destructions) remain a lively source of controversy.

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Lea el texto de la pgina siguiente y responda:

a Qu entidad avala el proyecto denominado Vision?
La entidad que avala el proyecto denominado Vision es La
asociacin para bibliotecarios escolares en Canad.
b Cul es el objetivo del mismo?
El objetivo de la asociacin es procurar el crecimiento y desarrollo
de bibliotecarios y bibliotecas escolares a nivel nacional.
c Qu acciones se ha propuesto llevar a cabo?
Las acciones que se ha propuesto llevar a cabo son:
-

Promover la profesin de bibliotecarios

Crear una voz nacional en la educacin y en las bibliotecas

comunidad educativa y de las bibliotecas.

Facilitar oportunidades para el crecimiento profesional.
Facilitar programas, servicios y publicaciones, que sean mas

eficientes a nivel nacional.

Facilitar la distribucin de publicaciones informacin provincial

y territorial de inters nacional y valor local.

Fomentar grupos y redes de inters comn.

d Ingrese al sitio indicado y recabe mayor informacin

No encontr este sitio y en el modulo tampoco.
www.atlc.ca

Vision
The Association for Teacher-Librarianship in Canada looks to ensure that
excellent school libraries thrive as the information literacy core of all Canadian
Schools. This insurance is developed through collaboration with each
National, Provincial/Territorial School Library Association and other
organizations or stakeholders with related goals in the domains of
information and literacy.
Purpose
The Association for Teacher-Librarianship in Canada strives to influence the growth
and development of teacher-librarians and school libraries nationally.
Mission
The mission of the Association for Teacher-Librarianship in Canada is:

 to promote the profession of teacher-librarianship

to provide a national voice in the education and library communities
to provide opportunities for professional growth
to provide programs, services, and publications that are most
effectively delivered at a national level

to facilitate the distribution of provincial and territorial

publications/information of national interest and local value

to foster interest groups and networks for those with common

concerns

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Elija del men e inserte en el cuadro de la siguiente pgina la palabra que
corresponde a cada definicin.
1. Subject headings
2. Bibliography
3. ISSN
4. Periodical Indexes and Abstracts
5. Keyword Searching
6. Library web site
7. Citation
8. Catalog
9. Cross Reference
10. ISBN (International Standard Book Number)
11. Reference Collection

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An identification number assigned to serial publications (periodicals, newspapers,

annual reports, yearbooks, etc)
A unique number assigned to a book before publication to identify the publisher,
title and edition

A list of records that represent the holdings of a library or group of libraries

1
Words or phrases assigned to books and articles and used to index these items
by topic

6
An online site that provides access to a large number of library resources
(indexes, journals, and reference materials, for example), library services, and
information about the library.

5
It allows a user to construct a search by looking for a word or combination of
words from the author, title, or subject fields of the catalog.

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4

A term used in catalogs, thesauruses, reference books, and indexes to lead you
from one form of entry to another (e.g., American poets see Poets--American)

A selection of networked, CD-ROM, and printed library materials used to help

people find information or to do research. It contains many sources of
information, such as encyclopedias, dictionaries, almanacs, directories, or
statistical compilations. It may also have bibliographies, indexes, and abstracts.
It usually does not leave the library.

Information which fully identifies a publication. It usually includes author, title,

name of journal (if it is to an article) or publisher and place of publication (if to a
book), and date. Often pages, volume numbers, and other information will be
included.
A list of citations for books, periodical articles, articles in books, theses, and other
materials.

They are searchable databases or print serials of articles which have appeared in
journals, magazines, or newspapers. They cite the author, title, name of
periodical, volume, pages and date of publication. They often include abstracts
(brief summaries of the content of the article).