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Sally Sue Student French 1 – Block 4 12 January 2019 Andorra A-Z Sally Sue Student French 1 – Block 4 12 January 2019
U is for the Bishop of Urgell. Andorra doesn’t really have its own ruler. It has “co-princes.” One co-prince is always the president of France. The other is a Spanish bishop, the Bishop of Urgell (Andorra – Brittanica).
V is for Enclar Valley. The Enclar Valley is a beautiful place to visit, especially for hiking. Visitors can see plenty of beautiful flowers and mountain animals on hiking trips through the valley (Visit Andorra).
W is for 2.5 x Washington, D.C. Andorra is small, especially for being a country. It is only 2.5 times the size of Washington, D.C (Andorra Guide).
X is for Excellent Skiing. Because it is located in the Pyrenees Mountain range, Andorra is a great place to go skiing. Many Europeans take ski vacations there (Visit Andorra).
Y is for Yellow. The YELLOW band in the Adorran flag is the widest and represents the principality’s ties to Spain. The motto, “Virtus Vinita Fortior” means “Strength united is stronger” (CIA).
Z is for Zero income or duty tax. Many wealthy people like to shop or keep their money in banks in Andorra because there are no customs duties or income tax (Andorra Guide).
Works Cited "Andorra - Britannica Online Encyclopedia." Britannica Online Encyclopedia. N.p., n.d. Web. 21 Oct. 2012. <http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked>. "Andorra Guide - National Geographic." Travel & Cultures -- National Geographic. N.p., n.d. Web. 21 Oct. 2012. <http://travel.nationalgeographic.com/travel/countries/andorra-guide/>. "CIA - The World Factbook - Andorra." CIA - The World Factbook. Central Intelligence Agency, n.d. Web. 21 Oct. 2012. <https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/an.html>. “Visit Andorra." Andorra's Touristic Website. Andorra Turisme SAU , n.d. Web. 21 Oct. 2012. <www.andorra.ad/en-US/Pages/default.aspx>.
How to do a Works Cited 1. Go to Nansemond River’s Web site. 2. Click on MEDIA CENTER.
How to do a Works Cited 3. Click on Research Tools.
4. Choose an online citation creator. 5. I like “BibMe”
6. BibMe looks like this when you open. 7 6. BibMe looks like this when you open. 7. Click on Website if that’s what you’re using.
Leave BibMe open in a tab while you work... … and open a new tab.
10. Navigate back to the NRHS Media Center in the new tab. 11 10. Navigate back to the NRHS Media Center in the new tab. 11. Click on Online Resources.
Scroooolllll down…
12. Click on Library Spot.
13. Click on Countries.
14. Choose your country.
15. Use these sources to look for information.
16. Once you decide on a source you want to use… … copy the URL (ctrl-C) and …
18. … paste it (ctrl-V) into BibMe. 19. Click on Load Info.
20. Your site’s info will load. Add anything msg. 21 20. Your site’s info will load. Add anything msg. 21. Click on Add to My Bibliography.
This correctly formatted citation can be copied (ctrl-C) and pasted (ctrl-V) onto your Works Cited Slide.
When you have all your sources, make sure they’re in alphabetical order. NO BULLETS!! Use HANGING INDENT! You might have to reduce the font size to make the citations fit easily.
Notice the first word or phrase in each citation. In your main slide show, please put this word or phrase (probably the shortened title of your Web site) at the END of your explanation paragraph IN PARENTHESES. This is how you’ll tell me where you got your info for each slide.
EVERY slide must include a parenthetical citation EVERY slide must include a parenthetical citation. (Or you won’t get credit for that slide.)
Enjoy learning about your country! If you have any questions while you work, you can always send me a message on edmodo, even if we’re not at school together!