“Let’s continue with the mysteries theme. I have some riddles for you.” The class is now divided into groups of 4-5 students, riddles are presented to the class one by one. Each group has to discuss the riddle in English and then the first group to find out what the answer is gets 1 point. If the riddle is too difficult for the students, the teacher gives hints. The winning group receives some present- something little, connected with the topic.

The purpose of the lesson is to have the students' research, in depth a country in Africa. It is important for the students to know a little about these places so they will develop a better understanding of the world around them. The lesson and unit will focus on major facts about 6 countries in Africa. These facts deal with the history, geography, economy, and interesting things about each country.

5. In the following minutes the students in small groups of 2-4 will find the most important Plato’s thoughts and quotes (preferably from politology, but not exclusively). They will match these with the correct field of Plato’s philosophy (ontology, gnoseology, politology, logics, etc.) and then they will introduce them to their classmates. They can start a discussion on whether the students agree or disagree with the statements and what they think about them.

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Some Information about luminol
IUPAC name: 5-amino-2,3-dihydro-1,4-phtalazinedione
Molar mass: 177,16 g/mol
Melting point: 319 – 320 °C