Sunday 5 October 2014

Enrique Beneytez's text on the Scottish Referendum

Scottish Referendum.
By: Enrique Beneytez.

Almost 85% of the electorate turned out to vote, an unprecedented proportion in recent decades. The overall result was reached by simply adding together all ballots but data from the 32 Scottish council areas reveal differences in voting patterns.
The overall result was slightly wider than predicted with 55% No to 45% Yes but the split varied across areas. The closest result was Inverclyde with 50.1 No to 49.9% Yes. The most emphatic No vote was Orkney where 67.2% voted against independence, followed by Scottish Borders and Dumfries & Galloway. Dundee was the most pro-Yes with 57.4%, followed by West Dunbartonshire and Glasgow, which has an electorate of half a million people.

Questions.
1) True or false questions:
A) The 74% of the electorate turned out to vote.
B) After the referendum results Scotland will be independent from Great Britain.
2) Open questions:
A) Which council voted the most against independence?
B) What was percentage of YES in Dundee?

3) Synonyms:
A) Frontier:           B) Nearest:

C) Global:              D) Achieve:

18 comments:

  1. Enrique Chillón Bartol6 October 2014 at 20:52

    It was interesting because the person that propused the independence thought that people say yes, but the most of the country say no

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  2. Excellent comment Enrique! Thanks for the info :))

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  3. Carlos Beltrá Merino8 October 2014 at 19:26

    I really like this comment because it talks about a new notice and it talks about the Independence who is a very important theme of nowadays who has a lot of talk.
    I like it !

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    1. Thank you for your comment, Carlos :) It's so very true that this piece of news is a current topic and it'd be so interesting to know which is your opinion on the matter, guys.:)

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  4. it's an interesting article, because it has things that you see in the news and things that the news doesn't say like the percent of votes of some states of Scotland is an article that you see the title and you think it's going to be boring but when you start to read you see that you was wrong.
    Congratulations Enrique!

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    1. Excellent contribution, Marcos! :) Thank you very much!

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  5. good article!! I liked so much. My first impresion was: oh my god it´s going ti be so boring... but if you continue reeding yo can see that it´s an intereresting text.
    GOOD JOB! :)

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  6. Congratulations beneytez your test
    Its so interresting I like it

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  7. Marina García Rodríguez9 October 2014 at 19:47

    Hi! The text its very interesting, thank you for this information because before I don´t know nothing about the Scottish Independence but now yes, I think the same as Marcos and Sara, for that you always have to read a text to the end and not just the title ;)

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  8. I think it is interesting because in november will be something similar in Spain with
    Catalonia, and perhaps the result can differ from the Scottish referendum. I like it very
    much, congratulations ;)

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  9. Hi! I don´t like this article very much because I don´t like political issues but I think that is interesting because all the information that you give us about the Scottish Independence and the referendum that Scottish people have to do to get it.I think that it is interesting too, because all the data that you give us about the porcents and political parties. I don´t like it very much but it is a great article. Good job and congratulations Beney!

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  10. As Mugu, I do´t like it much because I do´t like the news of politics,but a little information never hurts,and this to be like that has been interesting.
    Good job Beney:)

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