ENGLISH WORKSHEET No. 21

 

ENGLISH WORKSHEET No. 21

Student’s name: _Danny Ávila_ Class: Second __L__    Date: _24/10/2020_____

Teacher: Miss Denny Jara Arias.

TOPIC: The Pachamama                                                                                                  

OBJECTIVE: Show understanding about people behavior against our planet and the environment problems they cause by making responsible and assertive decisions in order to use ecofriendly resources.

                                               VALUE OF THE WEEK: Environmental protection  

 

 

ACTIVITY 1: Before reading:

a.- What do you think is the equivalent of Pachamama? Color the right equivalent.

 

a) Environment                   b) Mother Earth            c) Care of Nature          

d) Environmental impact

 

b.- Find the hidden words. Use your favorite colors to do it. Post it on your Class Blog.

Pachamama

N A N D E S Y M G J A J D Q I H P N U S S A C R I F I C E S S M N T S E V R A H D O O G A P S I A N H G S Y F O S L S U O I E I N C M T L J G Z E P M R S W D B D I Z J A A T D I O C F W S D L E J F F U L N Z T H F C X I O O A O Y S T Z O H M I N T I H G Z N M E W I D E B E R U T A N F O E R A C R R P E N V I R O N M E N T Y B E F X D H M I T O L O G Y T J A S U O E N I G I D N I B V R R E R I P M E N A C N I W Y H T R Q M A M A K I L L A Y G X H ANDEAN GODDESS INCAN EMPIRE MOTHEREARTH MITHOLOGY CROPS FERTILITY SUN ENVIRONMENT INTI SACRIFICE RITUALS

 

ACTIVITY 2: Reading.

a.- Read the following passage.

 The Pachamama is usually translated into English as “Mother Earth”, although the more literal translation would be “World Mother”. She is an Andean indigenous goddess. She is worshipped in the region of Tawantinsuyu, the former Incan Empire, which now includes the Andean regions of Ecuador, Bolivia, Chile, Peru, and northern Argentina. In Incan mythology, she presides over planting and harvesting crops and can cause earthquakes. She is also the goddess of fertility. In the Quechua cosmovision, the four principles – Water, Earth, Sun, and Moon – come from her. She is the mother of the Sun god Inti, and the Moon goddess Mama Killa. She is offered many sacrifices, especially animals like llamas and alpacas. Rituals to honor her are celebrated all year, but especially in August, which is the coldest month of the year in the southern Andes. With the arrival of the Spaniards, in some regions of the Andes, the Pachamama was replaced by the Virgin Mary. But those who believe in the Pachamama can maintain a balanced, reciprocal relationship with her. It is said that if people treat the Pachamama well and offer her the best sacrifices, then she in return will give them a good harvest.

ACTIVITY 3: Post reading:

Answer the following questions in order to complete sentences. Post on your Class Blog.