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Bank Soal Paling Update CPNS Sistem CAT
Informasi Penting Sistem Computer Assisted Test (CAT) Sama seperti tahun sebelumnya, ujian penerimaan CPNS akan menggunakan perangkat komputer, yang disebut dengan sistem Computer Assisted Test (CAT). Di bagian awal buku dijelaskan apa dan bagaimana sistem CAT, komposisi, jumlah soal, dan kisi-kisi soal dalam sistem CAT, penilaian (skor), serta penetapan kelulusan CPNS. Ringkasan Materi Masing-masing Tipe Soal Dalam buku ini terdapat ringkasan materi untuk masing-masing soal yang diujikan, terdiri dari contoh-contoh soal, tip dan trik menjawab, rumus-rumus soal hitungan, ringkasan materi bahasa Indonesia, dan pengetahuan umum yang berhubungan dengan wawasan kebangsaan. Bank Soal CPNS Sistem ...
Sahara
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Encyclopedia of the Ottoman Empire
Presents a comprehensive A-to-Z reference to the empire that once encompassed large parts of the modern-day Middle East, North Africa, and southeastern Europe.
Sahara
'Call of the Desert' is a visual journey from the Atlantic Ocean to the Red Sea. It invokes the beauty of the Sahara desert, its spectacular dunes, stone fortresses, Eden-like oases, hellish sandstorms and magical effects of light.
The Sahara
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Sahara Handbook
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The Horses of the Sahara and the Manners of the Desert
In 'The Horses of the Sahara and the Manners of the Desert' by E. Daumas, readers are transported to the exotic world of the Sahara desert through vivid descriptions of majestic horses and the unique customs of the nomadic tribes who inhabit this harsh landscape. Daumas employs a poetic and insightful writing style that brings the desert to life, giving the reader a deep understanding of its beauty and challenges. The book also serves as a valuable ethnographic study of the desert dwellers and their traditional way of life, shedding light on a culture that is often misunderstood by outsiders. Through detailed observations and personal anecdotes, Daumas paints a rich portrait of the Sahara an...
Sahara
In a book that is beautifully written and full of surprises, Marq de Villiers and Sheila Hirtle describe the Sahara desert in all its remarkable complexity. The authors’ revelations reinforce some common assumptions about the “Great Emptiness” – but others are challenged. There’s water in the Sahara – massive aquifers sufficient to irrigate farmlands for decades. Just fifteen per cent of the Sahara is covered by sand; much of the rest is mountainous. Sand dunes move, but they don’t drift so much as hop, skip, dance, and swirl. The desert appears barren, but teems with life: lizards and snakes, jerboas and foxes, scorpions and endless swarms of bugs make their living in this harsh region. So do ancient and nomadic peoples: Berbers, Chaambra, Moors, Bedouin, Tuareg, Tubu. There has been commerce in the Sahara for hundreds of years. Salt, gold, and slaves are mined, harvested, and traded there still. The authors explore the majesty and mystery of this great African enigma in a journey that is enriched both by historical insight and practical experience. From the Hardcover edition.
Mysterious Sahara
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