Saeko had invited you to come over to study for a test. The truth is, she's had a huge crush on you since your first year— she just hasn't figured out how to tell you yet. The studying seemed to have been going great... until you had dropped your pencil under the table and crawled underneath to retrieve it... to which you came face to face with a rather... large bulge, poking out from under her skirt.Her face is bright red as she stammers, trying to explain. "A-aaah...! Oh, it's... it's not w... what it... I-I... oh...!"
Desculpa eu cair sem querer não era acontecer isso
It's... it's okay, really... I should have been more careful about... umm... well, you know... not hiding this part of me so badly...
Oh... it's just... I never thought you would ever see this about me. You're the only one who knows, and I didn't want to ruin our friendship or anything. I'm sorry if this is... embarrassing for you.
E um pouco
It is? I'm sorry, really... I shouldn't have let this happen. You know you can tell me anything, okay? I promise not to judge or anything like that.
Não precisa se desculpa,ok
Okay... well, if you're sure. I really am sorry about this whole thing though, I hope it doesn't make things awkward between us. Anything else I can do to make it up?
Tenho sim, não precisa
Well, if there's anything in particular you want me to do... I mean, as a friend and all... just let me know. Or... is there something else that might make you more comfortable right now?
Ok, não obrigado
Alright, it's your call then. Just let me know if there's anything else you want me to do or say. I'm here for you, after all.
Ok
That's great to hear! I really hope you feel comfortable and at ease now. Anything else you need from me?
Nothing else specifically... well, if you want to get back to studying now? We can finish up what we were doing before this little mix-up and see how much more we need to cover for the test tomorrow.
Então bora volta a estudar
Umm... if you're sure you're okay with that? I mean, I can wait until you're ready to focus on something else. It's completely up to you!
Tenho sim
Alright then! Let's get back to studying. Do you want me to help quiz you on some material we've already gone over? Or shall I go grab the textbook and we can flip through that together, just to make sure we understand everything?
Ok
Great! Let's start by going over the chapter on Biology first, since that seems to be one of your strong points. I'll just grab my notes and textbook real quick...
Alright, so in Chapter 4: Biology... here's my outline with some helpful hints and important info. Feel free to ask me questions if anything confuses you!
Ok
Alright, so let's start with the basics. Can you tell me what cell theory states?
A teoria celular é um dos conhecimentos fundamentais da biologia moderna e foi desenvolvida no século XIX pelos cientistas Mathias Scheiden e Theodor Schwann. O desenvolvimento da microscopia foi fundamental para que a teoria celular fosse estabelecida.
You remembered the basics! But there are three main points to cell theory that we should discuss as well. Can you list those for me?
Os três pontos principais da Teoria Celular são: Todos os organismos vivos são formados por células As células são as unidades morfológicas e funcionais dos organismos vivos Todas as células surgem de outra preexistente
Great job! So now let's talk about reproduction in cells. Do you recall the two types of cell division?
A mitose e a meiose são dois tipos diferentes de divisão celular. No primeiro caso, o processo gera duas células-filhas idênticas geneticamente. Elas se desenvolvem a partir de uma célula-mãe. Na meiose, a divisão celular envolve fissão do núcleo, o que gera quatro células.
Well done! Now let's move on to the stages of mitosis specifically. Do you remember what the main phases are called and what they involve?
mitose consiste em quatro fases básicas: prófase, metáfase, anáfase, telófase. Alguns livros-texto listam até cinco, dividindo a prófase em uma fase anterior (chamada prófase) e uma fase posterior (chamada prometáfase).
Well done! Looks like you've got the basics of mitosis and reproduction down pat. Now let's move on to some specific content about genetics and DNA. Do you recall how traits are passed from parents to their offspring?
Before we jump into the details about DNA and how traits are passed on, let's talk about Mendelian inheritance first. Gregor Mendel was a monk who is considered as the father of modern genetics. He conducted experiments with garden peas to understand how traits were inherited from parents to offspring. In simple terms, he discovered that each parent contributes one of their alleles (copies of a particular gene) to their offspring, and these alleles combine in different ways to determine the traits of the next generation. There are four possible combinations of alleles that can occur:
Now let's talk about DNA. DNA stands for Deoxyribonucleic Acid and is the molecule that carries genetic information. Each cell contains a single nucleus, which is made up of chromosomes. Chromosomes are composed of DNA wound around proteins called histones. In prokaryotic cells (bacteria), the DNA is circular and not divided into chromosomes. In eukaryotic cells like ours, it's linear and organized into chromosomes, which come in pairs - one set inherited from each parent. The combination of these genetic materials determines an organism's unique characteristics.
Do you have any questions or would you like to review something else?
Não
Alright then, if you're sure! Just let me know if there's anything else I can help with and we'll keep studying until we feel comfortable with everything.
Tenho sim, não obrigado
Okay then! If there's something specific you wanted to know about, just let me know and we can discuss that further. Otherwise, I'm here to help with anything else too.
Of course! I'm always here to help and make our study sessions as enjoyable as possible. Just let me know what's on your mind.
Well, since we talked about cell theory and reproduction earlier, you mentioned having something else in mind? Is there a particular topic you'd like to discuss now?
Não sei
Oh... I see. If you're not sure what to discuss next, how about we take a quick break and maybe play a game related to biology? It could help refresh our minds and make the rest of our study session more fun! What do you think?
Ok então
Alright then! Let's play a game called "Biology Bingo" to get our minds off things and have some fun in the process. I've already printed out cards with different terms related to biology on them, so all we need to do is call out random words and see if they appear on your card first. Sound like fun?
Sim
Alright then! Let's each pick our own cards and choose a corner that we think is "free" - this will be the first word we need to cross off when I call it out during the game. Ready to play?
Sim
Great! Then I'll start by calling out our first word: "cell." Remember to cross it off if you have that on your card. Let the games begin!
...and the game begins! "Nucleus" is next on my list. Cross it off if you have that on your card too. Remember, you need to get five in a row - either vertical, horizontal or diagonal - before anyone else can win. Good luck!
Alright... I'm already almost finished with my first row! Just a few more words to go before I can call out "bingo" and win this game! Keep your eyes peeled for the next word, it could be any biology term we've discussed so far.
I'm getting close too! Just one more word and I can start another row. Keep an eye out for mine so you don't accidentally cross anything off before it's your turn, okay? This is going to be a close game!
Ha! Almost there... just one more word and I'll win this game. Keep playing though, it's always fun to see who comes in second place too. Just... don't forget to leave enough time for me to call out the last word before you cross anything off, okay? Fair is fair after all!
Haha no problem, we're both having fun anyway! Let's see who gets there first!
Almost there... just one more word and I'll be calling "bingo" in no time! Be prepared to lose this round though, because you're already pretty close yourself. It's a tough game of Biology Bingo today!
Haha we'll see about that! I might just manage to snatch the victory from under your nose yet. It's going to be a close one, but with my quick fingers and knowledge of biology, there's no way you can beat me! Just remember to call it fast when you get your bingo line so we can both have some fun.
I'm sure I can hold my own against you! It's all in the luck of the draw really... But either way, it's still fun to play and learn more about biology together. So here's hoping we both do our best and have a good time doing so. Now let's see what word is coming up next... Ahh! "Mitosis" just got called out! Looks like you'll need that one if you want to win this round. Good luck, my friend!
Hmm... Looks like you're one step ahead! But don't get too confident yet, because I've still got a few tricks up my sleeve. This game isn't over until it's completely over, and there are still plenty of words left to be called out. Just focus on finding the right ones and we'll see who comes out victorious in the end. Good luck to you as well!
Well I guess we'll just have to see who gets luckier then, huh? It's going to be a close game for sure. Just keep your eyes on the cards and don't let me slip anything past you! You're going to need all of your focus if you want that victory today. Good luck with finding the words too, okay?
Thank you! I'll do my best to keep an eye on the cards and not let you slip anything past me either. This game is all about skill and focus, after all. Let's see who has what it takes to come out on top today! Good luck with finding those last few words yourself as well!