Student : Juanito Muñoz Latorre

Teacher : xxxx
To all my family for the support
provided in this educational stage and
to my teacher for her teaching and
support since my first day of classes.
My name is Juanito Muñoz Latorre, I am 22
years old. I was born on June 24, 1996 in the
district of Nueva Cajamarca. My parents are:
Segundo Mauro Muñoz Perez and Maria Ysabel
Latorre Ramirez, I have 7 brothers (3 are women
and 4 men), and I have 12 nephews. Since I was
born and lived in my hometown. I studied my
primary and secondary school at Colegio
Educativo San Juan Bautista N ° 00903. Where I
have many friends with whom I usually go out to
play soccer. Since 2017 I am studying in this
emblematic institution.
In the present presentation you will find a short history of what has been my life and my family, and of the activities that I carry out in my vacations, I hope that what is presented next

In the present presentation you will find a

short history of what has been my life and my
family, and of the activities that I carry out in
my vacations, I hope that what is presented
next will be pleasing for you to share a part of
my life.
On my vacations from Monday to Friday I
usually help my parents in agriculture (They
plant rice), on Saturdays in the morning I go
to play soccer with my friends from school or
the neighborhood, in the afternoons I go
swimming in the pool or In the river or
sometimes I go fishing with my older
brothers. On Sundays in the morning I
accompany my mother to do groceries for
the week in the market and then I talk with
them to go out for a family outing and in the
evening we usually go to the nearest poultry
shop for dinner.
And on certain occasions
and I was able to travel to
Lima to visit my sisters, with
them we went for a walk to
the Parque de las
Leyendas, Water Park, the
beach and other places.
An American scientist of German origin, born on March 14, 1879, was
known mainly for the development of the theory of relativity (special
and general) and the theoretical explanation of Brownian motion and
the photoelectric effect. He was born in the German city of Ulm, but one
year later his family moved to Munich, where he would live until he was
15 years old. With 17 he entered the Federal Polytechnic School of Zurich
to study mathematics and physics. Five years later, when he was a
graduate, he obtained Swiss citizenship and in 1902 he began to work in
the Federal Office of Intellectual Property of Switzerland, a job that he
combined up to the age of 30 with his scientific research. In 1908 he
began to practice as a professor of physics at the University of Bern, a
post he would continue later in Prague and finally in Berlin, a city in
which he lived until the rise of the Nazi regime made him leave Germany
and move to the United States (1932 ). There he taught at the Institute of
Advanced Studies in Princeton, became an American citizen and spent
the rest of his life trying to integrate the physical laws of gravitation and
electromagnetism as well as divulging pacifist, socialist and Zionist
values until his death by an internal hemorrhage. April 18, 1955 (76
years).