Biology English 2020

 KARO'S HARVEST CELEBRATION (KERJA TAHUN) Year Work is a celebration of the Karo tribe in Karo Regency. It is said that this year's work is a routine activity every year which is usually carried out after the rice planting event in the fields is over. The celebration is part of thanksgiving to the Creator because the rice planting activity has been completed. Accompanied by prayers that the rice plants will be blessed so that they are free from pests and produce an abundant harvest. This moment, which involves all the villagers, is also used by young people as a place to find a mate. Each year's work event is usually enlivened by the guro-guro aron drum, a traditional Karo dance event involving young couples.  Every sub-district in Tanah Karo celebrates merdang merdem in different months. I take as an example, the Munte District celebrates the work of the year on the 26th day of the Karo calendar, which usually falls in July. That said, the village party was so livel...

 HARRY POTTER WORLD Harry Potter is a series of seven fantasy novels written by British author J. K. Rowling. The novels chronicle the lives of a young wizard, Harry Potter, and his friends Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley, all of whom are students at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The main story arc concerns Harry's conflict with Lord Voldemort, a dark wizard who intends to become immortal, overthrow the wizard governing body known as the Ministry of Magic and subjugate all wizards and Muggles (non-magical people). But have you ever imagined what it's like to live in Harry Potter's world directly? I've always wanted to enter the world of Harry Potter, but it was impossible. Fortunately, now there are tourist attractions that provide an experience like entering the world of Harry Potter. Harry Potter World, also known as The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, is a magical theme park located in both Universal Studios Florida and Universal Studios Hollywood. It...

Throughout history, human societies have undergone significant transformations, from the emergence of ancient civilizations to the Industrial Revolution and beyond. As a result, life in the past was marked by a great deal of diversity, both across time periods and geographical regions. While it is difficult to generalize about life in the past, there are some common threads that can be observed. One of the defining features of life in the past was the prevalence of hierarchies and social structures that determined a person's place in society. In ancient civilizations such as those in Egypt, Greece, and Rome, social classes were often based on birth and were reinforced by laws and customs. Slavery was also common during this time, with many societies relying on enslaved individuals for labor in agriculture, mining, and other industries. The Middle Ages in Europe were marked by feudalism, a system in which the king granted land to lords in exchange for their loyalty and service. Peas...

Almost Half of the World Lives in Cities According to OECD.org The population living in cities, high density places of at least 50,000 inhabitants, has more than doubled over the last 40 years, going from 1.5 billion in 1975 to 3.5 billion in 2015. Almost half the world’s population (48%) lives in cities, a quarter live in rural areas (24%), and the remaining people live in towns & semi-dense areas (28%). While the proportion of city dwellers has consistently grown, it remains lowest in low income countries. In these countries, the population share of rural areas is still highest, representing 28% of the population, but it is shrinking faster than elsewhere. Globally, urbanization is spreading. Towns are increasingly growing into cities and suburbs are being absorbed by expanding cities. What Does the Future Hold for City and Rural Populations? Until 2050, city populations are projected to keep rapidly growing, from 3.5 billion in 2015 to 5 billion in 2050, which corresponds to an ...

Every culture around the world has different customs and ways of communicating. When you learn to communicate in a language, you learn a lot of rules. You learn what kind of greetings to use in different situations. For example, in English, we say "Hi!" in an informal situation. In a more formal situation, we shake hands and say "How do you do?" In China, a traditional greeting is "Have you eaten today?" After that, there are rules for making small talk when you meet a new person. People in different cultures also have different ways of using their bodies to communicate. But there's one kind of communication that's the same everywhere. A smile can always connect people. Language is one of the features of humanity that sets the species apart from others on Earth, as far as scientists are aware. Languages are necessarily systematic, meaning that they are bound by rules. This mechanism has been instrumental in allowing humans to communicate with each ...