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    Aptis Proposal - Sample Writing

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    This document contains a writing sample from a proposal with 4 parts: [1] Part 1 lists 3 short statements as examples. [2] Part 2 is a 28-word proposal for free science exhibitions. [3] Part 3 contains 3 responses ranging from 39-43 words. [4] Part 4 has 2 proposed letters, one 55 words discussing science exhibition activities and the other 157 words proposing activities for children and teenagers.

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    This document contains a writing sample from a proposal with 4 parts: [1] Part 1 lists 3 short statements as examples. [2] Part 2 is a 28-word proposal for free science exhibitions. [3] Part 3 contains 3 responses ranging from 39-43 words. [4] Part 4 has 2 proposed letters, one 55 words discussing science exhibition activities and the other 157 words proposing activities for children and teenagers.

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    This document contains a writing sample from a proposal with 4 parts: [1] Part 1 lists 3 short statements as examples. [2] Part 2 is a 28-word proposal for free science exhibitions. [3] Part 3 contains 3 responses ranging from 39-43 words. [4] Part 4 has 2 proposed letters, one 55 words discussing science exhibition activities and the other 157 words proposing activities for children and teenagers.

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    This document contains a writing sample from a proposal with 4 parts: [1] Part 1 lists 3 short statements as examples. [2] Part 2 is a 28-word proposal for free science exhibitions. [3] Part 3 contains 3 responses ranging from 39-43 words. [4] Part 4 has 2 proposed letters, one 55 words discussing science exhibition activities and the other 157 words proposing activities for children and teenagers.

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    APTIS - WRITING SAMPLE - PROPOSAL (Ace APTIS - Unit 3)

    PART 1

    1. Because it is educational.

    2. I remember the laboratory.

    3. I prefer watching tv programmes.

    PART 2

    (28 words)

    Hi everyone! I just joined the club and I wanted to express that from my point of view, science
    exhibitions should be free so everybody can enjoy them.

    PART 3

    1. Hi! How do you do? I joined the club because I consider that it is the best way to make new
    friends with the same interests as me. Also, because I wanted to have a good time and relax
    after work. (41 words)

    2. I consider that the club is a very nice and welcoming place to spend my free time. There I
    have met amazing people and the teachers are great as well. I have learnt a lot and I hope to
    continue in the future. (43 words)

    3. In this period of time in the club I would really want to learn about science and how it a ects
    the human body. This has been my passion forever but I never had time to properly learn
    about it. (39 words)

    PART 4.

    1. (55 words)

    Hi, Chris!

    I am writing l to tell you about the activities I have thought for the next month’s science
    exhibition.

    I think there would be a great idea to include practical activities related to the human body and
    nutrition. I think this is a really important topic.

    What do you think?

    Best wishes,

    Ana.


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    2.

    Dear exhibition organizers,

    My name is Ana Melgar, I have been a member of the science club for three months now and I
    love to be part of it.

    The purpose of this email is to help you organize next month’s science exhibition which will be
    held in town, to create a great ambience for the people attending and also the organizers.

    To do so, I have though of introducing two di erent kinds of activities; on the one hand some
    activities for children and on the other hand some activities for teenagers.

    I consider the best for kids are practical activities such as experiments and games so they do not
    get bored. On the contrary, teenagers can participate in video-games activities with experienced
    people in the matter, as I think they would love them and they can learn many things at the same
    time.

    I hope my suggestions are taken into consideration.

    Best wishes,

    Ana Melgar

    (157 words)
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