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This course focuses on the principles and importance of safety and warning signs in various environments, particularly in workplaces, factories, and public areas. Students will learn about different types of safety signs, their design, usage, and compliance with safety standards to prevent hazards and threats. The course emphasizes understanding symbols and messages used in warning signs, along with applying international standards such as ISO and OSHA.

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Write the words from the box below the correct symbol. 

Design a flag using colour and symbol combinations

Learning different activities.

Write the correct form according to the symbols and the verbs in brackets.

to understand the electrical symbol and the function

Students have to transform the sentences according to the symbol at the end of each one

Students will complete the text with the correct verbs. Then, they will connect the pictures to the words from the text (phonetic symble), as well as pronounce them.

Hazard Warning Symbol

Hazard symbols

Social studies

Identifying elements names and symbols

Look at the card symbol and find the matching greeting. Match

try your best to do it!

Christmas Symbols

Comparing numbers up to 100 using relation symbols (,-,-)

science elements and its symbols

Cartagena symbols,turist

Computer symbols

Vocabulary Quiz

Name: _____________________  
Grade 11
Part A: Multiple Choice (Choose the correct answer.)

1. Which word describes a supreme ruler or monarch?
   - a) Captivity
   - b) Sovereign
   - c) Treason
   - d) Imperial

2. What is the term for the crime of betraying one’s country?
   - a) Emperor
   - b) Sovereign
   - c) Treason
   - d) Captivity

3. If something is related to an empire, it is:
   - a) Sovereign
   - b) Imperial
   - c) Captivity
   - d) Treason

4. Which of these is the term for being held as a prisoner?
   - a) Imperial
   - b) Captivity
   - c) Treason
   - d) Sovereign

5. An emperor is most similar to which of the following?
   - a) Prisoner
   - b) Ruler
   - c) Soldier
   - d) Criminal

Part B: Fill in the Blank

6. The king declared himself the absolute __________ of his country.

7. Betraying one’s ruler is considered an act of __________.

8. After the battle, the defeated soldiers were held in __________ until they were ransomed.

9. The __________ family has ruled this country for centuries.

10. The __________ palace was adorned with gold and fine tapestries, symbolizing the wealth of the

empire.

Part C: Match the Word with the Definition

11. **Emperor**  
12. **Treason**  
13. **Captivity**  
14. **Imperial**  
15. **Sovereign**

   a) Betrayal of one's country or ruler  
   b) Being held as a prisoner  
   c) Relating to an empire  
   d) A supreme ruler, such as a king or queen  
   e) A ruler of great power, especially of an empire  

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