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    “Universidad Nacional Autónoma De

    México”

     Alumna:

    Chávez Gómez Ruth Noemí

    Materia:

    Comprensión de lectura de Ingles

    Tema:

    Idea principal

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    MAING TIM!: T"! CA#!N$AR AN$ IT% "I%T&R'

    () !* G* Richards

    &+,ord -niversit) ress* .//0

    120 pages

    I* #i3e channel mar3ers 4orm a river5 calendars are human inventions5 determined to reveal6or 

    perhaps impose6a pattern in the 4lo7 o4 time* The numerous attempts to ma3e a calendar have

    never (een entirel) satis4actor)5 (ut the) have generated some remar3a(le e+ercises in human

    ingenuit)8 and the commands o4 the local calendar have shaped commerce5 culture and science

    since the earliest historical times* !* G* Richards9s compendious histor) o4 the calendar re4lects the

    in4inite range o4 the su(,ect5 connecting topics as diverse as the origin o4 7riting5 the rench

    revolution5 "indu astronom) and various proposals 4or a thirteen;month )ear*

    II* It is not eas) to ma3e a calendar (ecause time vigorousl) resists (eing restricted* Although

    repetitive c)cles such as da) and night5 the phases o4 the moon5 the patterns o4 the seasons remain

    at hand5 none o4 them are reall) constant* The da)5 4or instance5 changes in length5 not onl) 4rom

    season to season5 (ut it is also graduall) increasing a(out hal4 a millisecond per centur) due to the4riction o4 tides on the ocean (ottom*

    III* ut o4 course that9s not ho7

    calendars come into (eing* The ma3ing o4 time has evolved the 7a) species do5 () gradual

    ad,ustments8 historicall)5 ne7 calendars have (een invented 7henever the de4icits o4 the oldcalendars (ecame too pronounced*

    =I* ?ulius Caesar9s calendar5 4or instance5 added a leap da) ever) 4our )ears to 3eep ever)thing on

    schedule5 (ut still increased a(out eleven minutes on the solar )ear 7ith each passing )ear* >)

    .@0 the 4irst da) o4 spring 7as 4alling ten da)s ahead* ope Gregor) BIII5 4ollo7ing the

    recommendations o4 astronomers5 issued a papal (ull that )ear declaring the elimination o4 leap

    da)s 4rom three out o4 ever) 4our centur) )ears* %peci4icall) .DD5 .0DD and ./DD E(ut not DDDF*

    That seemed no great loss5 (ut Gregor) also dropped ten da)s 4rom the current )ear to (ring the

    seasons (ac3 in line* or creditor 7ith (ills due 4rom &cto(er @ to &cto(er .15 .@05 the decree 7as

    no dou(t a source o4 great distress5 and some !uropean nations un7illing to ta3e orders 4rom the

    pope5 did not adopt the re4orm 4or centuries* Russia remained on the ?ulian calendar until the ./.

    revolution8 as a result5 the Imperial Russian &l)mpic team arrived almost t7o 7ee3s late 4or the

    #ondon games in ./D0*

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    PÁRRAF

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    D#A PRNCPA$

    Like channel markers form a river, calendars are

    human inventions, determined to reveal—or perhaps

    impose—a pattern in the flow of time.

    2 Los intentos y

    formas del calendario

    3 La historia del

    calendario de EG

    Richard

    El calendario es una invención

    humana ue ha pasado por

    n!meros intentos, los cuales ha

    dado forma a diferentes aspecto

    y poder e"perimentar los divers

    temas de la historia compendia

    de EG Richard del calendario #t is not easy to make a calendar $ecause time

    vi%orously resists $ein% restricted.

    2 E"plicación de los

    ciclos

    3 E&emplo del d'a

    El calendario no es f(cil de hac

    ya ue hay ciclos repetitivos com

    por e&emplo todos los aspecto

    del d'a& ))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) * E"plicación del a+o

    en el d'a

    2 E"plicación de un

    mes lunar en semanas

    n a+o en el d'a tiene a seis

    horas a la i-uierda otra ve- y u

    mes lunar de semana hay d'as

    perdidos y hora ue tienen ue

    ser for-ada hacia a$a&o en el

    si%uiente ciclo.

    ' %iven date doesn/t fall on the same day of the week

    from one year to the ne"t.

    2 E"plicación de las

    fases de la luna y

    consecuencias en el

    calendario

    Las fechas no caen i%ual todo

    los a+os, es por eso ue los

    fa$ricantes de calendario tiene

    ue a%re%ar un d'a de salto de

    ve- en cuando.

    ' 0he makin% of time has evolved the way species do,

    $y %radual ad&ustments1 historically, new calendars

    have $een invented whenever the deficits of the old

    calendars $ecame too pronounced.

    * ise+o del

    calendario perfecto

    El calendario perfecto podr'a se

    dise+ado por un matem(tico, pe

    no es as' los calendarios han id

    evolucionando con el tiempo.

    ' ope Gre%ory 4###, followin% the recommendations of

    astronomers, issued a papal $ull that year declarin%

    the elimination of leap days from three out of every

    four century years.

    * E&emplo del

    calendario de 5ulio

    6esar

    2 ato del primer d'a

    de la primavera en

    *782

    9 ato de fechas

    7 ato de los d'as dela $ula papal

    : 6onsecuencias de la

    $ula papal

    ; ato de Rusia

    En el calendario de 5ulio cesar

    a%re%ó un d'a $isiesto y como

    consecuencia el primer d'a de

    primavera ca'a como die- d'a

    antes, despu