UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DEL ESTADO DE

ACADEMIA GENERAL DE LENGUA EXTR

PORTAFOLIO DE EVI

MODULE I – COLLABORATIVE PROJECT: WRITING TASK

Students’ Names: BAUTISTA JARDÓN CRISTINA -DÍAZ ESTRADA VALERIA YOLIHUANI -GARCÍA GUTIÉRREZ
MICHELLE PAOLA -GIL JAVIER ESTEFANIA - LÓPEZ MORALES ISRAEL ISAÍ –REYES GONZÁLEZ YUNUEN
MONTSERRAT -TORRES ROSALES JESÚS 3rd Semester. Group: 323

GRADE

INSTRUCTIONS: Choose a country you admire or respect. Write an article about the
lifestyle of the people who live there. Include the following:
1. Title. Write an interesting or catchy title for your article.
2. Introduction. Give some overview information about the country. Mention
its name, capital, location, nationality, language, weather, currency, and
any other interesting fact about it.
3. Body. Divide it into two paragraphs. Briefly describe healthy habits (1st para) and unhealthy
habits (2nd para) people in that country have. Consider talking about nutrition, hygiene, free-
time activities, environment concerns and any other situation you find interesting.
4. Conclusion. Write a short conclusion about the importance of having a healthy lifestyle.

⮚ You must write at least 120 words.

Competences: CG (4, 4.4, 7, 7.1), CD (10, 11), CDE (9)

Introduction.

Norway’s a country located in northern Europe, on left Sweden

forming the Scandinavian peninsula. Oslo it’s capital. The maximum
temperature is 17.3ºC, making it one of the coldest countries in the
world. The krone is its currency. Norwegian is the official language.
Its gastronomy is based on the fish which is obtained from the catch.

Body.

The people don't drink as much alcohol, but eat a lot of whole grain, and rye pieces of
bread. As such there are not unhealthy habits because the Nordic diet was evaluated and
being widely approved and recommended.

Plus, shoes stay at the entrance, that way, won’t carry snow and mud inside. That is why
most houses have floor heating.

Norway produces the most salmon; doesn't have

a special religion; the Vikings, polar bears, and
trolls are originally from here.

Conclusion.

We’ve come to understand how healthy and vast is the culture in Norway.

Norwegians have an old proverb, that says “Everyone wants to live long, but nobody wants
to age”. It's good to think about our cultural differences and appreciate them.