First Posting - Fahri Ndablek

Hi my blogger friends...! My name is Fahri Ndablek, you can call me Fahri or Canda (Cah Ndablek) This is my first posting, i would like to share all about English and useful articles in this blog. Because i really wanted to be some one who useful for others.

I hope you'll like it.

for at this moment i would like to share you about my first day in my University, check this one out...!!!

MY FIRST DAY IN MUHAMMADIYAH UNIVERSITY OF METRO

BY FAHRI NDABLEK

Do you remember your first day in the university? Well, at this moment I would like to tell you about my first day in my university. I was nervous because I didn’t know what is the first step to be a good student, I was having friends or maybe I would be alone at that time. But, thanks God I met many good friends, they are Nofan, Nanda, Ari, Miga, Yudi, etc. They are so friendly and nice person. We were related each other. Anyway having an English subject on my first day, it was so nervous that I felt at that time, I couldn’t breathe normally, so much shocked. Introduced my self to other in front of class and other students couldn’t say any word. I didn’t know where i was going to start, I was standing in front of my class mates and lecturers assistants, but I spoke out and realized how important to learn English seriously. I need more motivation to do it. And for me, the most important thing is, I enjoyed all of my time in university.

GORILLAS

BY FAHRI NDABLEK

Gorrilas are the largest of all the primates, the animal order including lemurs, tarsiers, monkey, and apes. They are the anthropoid apes which have the greater in size. Gorrilas are terrestrial animals, inhabiting the lands, not the water. Many of them live in forests of central West Africa.

A male gorilla can be 180 centimeters tall and can weight 200 kilograms. Physically gorillas are very powerful, but they do not often fight. In fact they are peaceful animals. Gorillas live in small family groups of about 15 gorillas in a group, there is one strong, older male, some young males, and a few females with their babies. Like some other kinds of apes, they are vegetarians. They move slowly around a large area of jungle eating leaves ans bushes.

In some ways gorillas are like humans. However, according to some careful research, they are not theancestors of human beings. Unfortunately, people hunt and kill gorillas. People also cut down and burn their trees where they live. There are now only about 10.000 gorillas left in the world.

I would like to describe all animal in the picture.

There are many kind of animal in the picture. They are three snakes, three crocodiles, two elephants, two monkeys, and two birds. First, The biggest snake is looking for some food and  two little snakes are playing near the river, all of them have many black spot on their body. they are using their stomach muscle to move. Many kind of snake population’s is on the brushwood and near the river. second, there are two crocodiles swimming in the river, one of them open it’s mouth, and another crocodile just drying it’s body on the other side of river. All of them have sharp teeth and they are looks so hungry. Crocodile population is on the river, some time they are drying their body on the ground to make it’s body warm. Third, there are two big elephants standing under the tree, They have big body, little tail, small eyes, big ears and very long nose. They are smiling and looks so happy. Their population is on the meadow. The last, there are two monkeys and two birds on the tree, they are sitting on the different tree. One monkey which raise its left hand sitting together on the big tree with a big bird beside it. And on another tree there is a little monkey looking at the little bird beside it. Monkey’s population is on the tree, there they looking for some food. They have different characteristic and habit but they are happy live in the deep of jungle.

Cause And Effect Of Floods.

By Fahri Widyas Tanto

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Class C

A flood is a very large number or amount of water that rises and spreads. A stream, river, or lake floods when water overflows beyond its banks. Flooding waters cover land that is usually dry. Floods have been a part of life at all ends of the earth, they occur in forests, mountains, and even deserts. They can even happen any time of the year, not just in winter. This essay will investigate the causes and effects of the floods. A flood that rises and falls rapidly with little or no advance warning is called a flash flood. They are usually the result from intense rainfall over a relatively small area. Streams and rivers periodically flood and the adjacent dry lands that are covered are called flood plains. As for me, there are some causes of floods.

First, heavy rains and fast melting snow masses. Coastal areas are occasionally flooded by unusually high tides caused by severe winds over the ocean surfaces, or by tsunamis resulting from undersea earthquakes. Coastal flooding can also be caused by intense rain squalls that accompany a hurricane. Second, the cause of flooding is when a lot of rain falls in a few days. The ground becomes so wet that no more rain can trickle through the earth. This rain runs into the rivers and the water level quickly becomes much higher. The river cannot cope with this extra water and the water breaks over the river banks. The third cause of flooding are hurricanes, cyclones, and typhoons. They can cause floods. These are very strong winds which form over the seas and blow towards coastlines. The winds make the waves in the sea much higher. The waves then crash onto the beach and flood the flat land by the coast. Forth, Earthquakes also make possible flooding by shaking the earth causing tsunamis. The tsunamis are big waves that travel towards the shore and flood the flat coastal land. Unusually high tides in spring can influence floods by an estuary. High waves, caused by the high tide, rush up the river estuary. There is too much water in the river so the surrounding land is flooded when the river banks burst.

Finally dam failure can be the producer of a flood. If engineers do not open enough of the dam holes in times of heavy rainfall, the water can then spill over the top of the dam. Those are the causes and the effect of flood. The effects of a flood can be seen everywhere afterwards. There can be broken roads and railway lines, wrecked houses, electricity and gas supplies can be cut off, trees fall over, and bridges can even break. There are also a few other effects from floods, diseases, people and animals killed, crushed crops, smashed cars, and electrical items like computers and TV's can be ruined.