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GLOBAL PROBLEMS
Text I
■ Skimming
Ex. 1.
1) – c); 2) – g); 3) – d); 4) – a); 5) – f); 6) – b); 7) – e)
■ Scanning
Ex. 2.
1) Everything we have or use is made of them, they sustain our lives. (par. 1)
2) Harvesting of raw materials, manufacturing, packaging, marketing, transportation, storage, throwing away. (par. 2)
3) It stimulates artificial wants and results in increasing consumption and environmental impacts (par. 4)
4) Adds stimulate us to buy newer and more fashionable things, e.g. clothing, cars, computers. (par. 5)
5) Producing items that last only a short time, e.g. equipment.
6) Healthy environment and relations with family and friends. (par. 6)
7) Students’ own answers.
■ Vocabulary Study
Ex. 3.
1) consumer; 2) consumption; 3) consumptive; 4) environment; 5) environmental; 6) dependence; 7) dependant; 8) extraction; 9) extract; 10) obsolescence
Ex. 4.
1) – d); 2) – e); 3) – f); 4) – a); 5) – g); 6) – b); 7) – c)
Ex. 5.
1) on; 2) from; 3) of; 4) with; 5) over; 6) to; 7) for
Ex. 6.
1) f – 1; 2) d – 4; 3) b – 6; 4) a – 2; 5) c – 3; 6) e – 5.
Ex. 7.
1) – e); 2) – d); 3) – a); 4 – c); 5) – f); 6) – b); 7) – g)
Text II
■ Skimming
Ex. 1.
1) – 6); 2) – 4); 3) – 3); 4) – 7); 5) – 5); 6) – 1); 7) – 2).
■ Scanning
Ex. 2.
1) – b) or d); 2) – c); 3) – a); 4) – b); 5) – c); 6) – a)
Ex. 3.
They have a sense of entitlement to an extent.
They use technology which makes them competent, efficient and productive
They want work to be fun and flexible.
They want more respect from their employers.
They see themselves as unique individuals.
Ex. 4.
To approach differently; provide constructive criticism.
To accept multiple ways for workers doing tasks.
To offer flexible work schedules and develop pleasant and positive work culture.
To provide more autonomy and trust young workers.
To find the right mix of individual and team projects.
■ Vocabulary study
Ex. 5.
1) efficiency; 2) effectiveness; 3) individuality; 4) uniqueness; 5) entitlement; 6) flexibility; 7) laziness
Ex. 6.
1) mix; 2) lack; 3) misconceptions; 4) hurtful; 5) approach; 6) flexible; 7) adjust
Ex. 7.
1) – d); 2) – f); 3) – g); 4) – a); 5) – b); 6) – h); 7) – e); 8) – c)
Ex. 8.
1) shortcut; 2) surf; 3) inherent; 4) texting; 5) put in; 6) (baby) boomer; 7) anecdotal evidence; 8) bumpy ride; 9) self-centered; 10) iPod; 11) commercial; 12) generality
Ex. 9.
1) between; 2) to 3) by for; 4) to; 5) for; 6) on; 7) on
Ex. 10.
1) – d); 2) – c); 3) – a); 4) – f); 5) – b); 6) – e).
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