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the Victory of World War II Seventy Years Ago UNHERALDED COURAGE A Presentation by Emmy nominated Filmmaker Robert Child And Pane Rob will share s tories video clips behind the scenes a. 2 Following the SG50 Steering Committees call for celebration ideas in January NPTD consulted our stakeholders and conducted focus grou ps with Singaporeans who expressed their wish to celebrate the nations 50 th Anniversary with a commemorative gif With proper prep you can be creative and tempt your party guests with an array of fun platters while still keeping food safety in mind If youre planning a buffet at home and are not sure how quickly the food will be eaten keep buffet serving portion By Ruby Absalom. World War One. . World War One started because Archduke Franz Ferdinard [heir to Austrian throne] was killed by a Serbian on 28. th. of June . 1914.Britain . went over to fight Germany, but Australian Prime Minister pledged for full support for Britain. Australia's involvement for the Great War included the Navy and Military Force.. April 25, 2015 GALLIPOLI CENTENARY Hundreds of people congregated in Edinburgh Castle’s Esplanade this morning (Saturday, April 25) to commemorate the 100 th anniversary of the First World . Regardless of the reasons for detention or the conditions in which children are held, a number of studies have shown that detention has a profound and negative impact on child health and developmen Chapter 22 . 1. . commemorate. (verb) . - ___________. . Each year, my parents . commemorate. their first date by having dinner at McDonalds, the place where they first met. . c. ommemorate . means. 25. th. of April 2012. By Kayla. When was World War 1?. When was World . W. ar 1?. World . W. ar . O. ne began July 28, 1914 and ended November 11, 1918.. Why did World . W. ar 1 begin?. It started when a Serbian called Gavrilo Princip killed the Austro-Hungarian duke – Franz Ferdinand.. . order of time of occurrence. . . In order to find the lost item, Chuck had to remember the chronology of what he did the night before.. . . Vocabulary 2. 2). Commemorate (v.). . To honor the memory of someone or something. Tablets. The most common type of memorial found in old cemeteries. Can be made from different materials such as wood or stone . Headstones. Tall, thick and rounded with a concrete base . Usually made from granite and marble. th. . Unit 4 Vocabulary. Accentuate- to stress, single out as important.. The girl wanted makeup that would . accentuate . her blue eyes.. Bizarre- conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusual.. Anzac Day. A. ustralian and . N. ew . Z. ealand . A. rmy . C. orps . D. ay is on 25. th. of April which occurred in 1915 at Turkey, Gallipoli. Also, it . is . a national . day . where we remember the soldiers who fought at Gallipoli.. Vocabulary Terms Third quarter Weeks 3.1 – 3.3 (1/4 – 1/17) cease Def: (v.) to stop; to end Ex: The child would not cease his constant whining. OYO: Now write your own sentence using this term. Who put it there?. What did it commemorate?. Philopoemen. statue. 3. Who was he?. Siphnian. Treasury. 4. What was special about this building?. 5. Where did the . Siphnians. get their wealth from?. tooths. eyes bones or . nostrils, it’s a wonder they get around.. *What type of error is created by placing a comma after nostrils? Write the answer on your paper.. Corrections. Earthworms have no .