- •Preface
- •List of books consulted and cited
- •Reading
- •Death by tourism
- •Follow-up
- •II. Try to guess the meaning of the following words from the text.
- •III. Find a word in the text that has the same or similar meaning to the following:
- •Vocabulary and grammar
- •I. Match the words with their definitions.
- •III. Correct the one underlined word, (a), (b) or (c).
- •Writing
- •Reading
- •Reading
- •The Environmental Tourist
- •I. Answer these questions.
- •II. Find a word in the text that has the same or similar meaning to the following:
- •III. Discuss the following points.
- •Vocabulary and grammar
- •I. Write the correct form of the words given below.
- •II. Fill in the spaces in the extract with one word only.
- •III. Read the extract and underline all the words you think should not be there. An example is given.
- •IV. Match the words with their definitions.
- •V. Fill in the gaps with the words from the box.
- •VI. Find the words that refer to the environment. Make up your own sentences with them.
- •VII. Translate from Ukrainian into English.
- •Writing
- •Listening task
- •Reading
- •With your partner try to match the definition with the correct word or phrase. Guess if you are not sure! Then scan the text quickly to see if you were right.
- •Reading
- •Biodiversity and Genetic Resources
- •I. Answer these questions.
- •II. Read the text carefully and decide whether these statements are true or false. Reason it out.
- •III. Discuss the following points.
- •IV. Read the poem by Marco Luis and do the assignment below. Sunsets
- •If you listen closely you can hear
- •Vocabulary and grammar
- •I. Put the verbs in brackets in the required form of the oblique mood.
- •II. Match the words in column a with their synonyms in column b.
- •III. Read the poster and fill in the blanks with prepositions if necessary. Don’t miss your chance to see me !
- •IV. Complete the following sentences with the words from the box. There are two extra words which you do not need.
- •V. Translate the following sentences from Ukrainian into English.
- •Industrial pollution and wastes
- •Listening and speaking
- •II. Guess what else Andy and Carla could do to get the factory to stop polluting the river.
- •III. If you were the members of the Greener World organization what would you do in this situation. Give your reasons. Reading
- •Which of the following industries do you think causes the most industrial air pollution?
- •Reading
- •I. Suggest your own heading to the text and give your reasons.
- •II. Answer these questions.
- •III. Choose the best answer.
- •V. Role play
- •Vocabulary and grammar
- •Reading
- •Reading
- •Soil and agriculture
- •I. Match the words with their definitions.
- •II. Using a dictionary add as many missing words as possible. Make up short sentences with the words.
- •III. Arrange these jumbled words and expressions to make correct sentences.
- •Words and phrases to be learned and used
- •II. Fill in the blanks using your essential vocabulary.
- •III. Translate from Ukrainian into English.
- •V. Speak on the following problems:
- •I. Read the text carefully and decide whether these statements are true or false. Reason it out.
- •II. Answer these questions.
- •III. Discuss.
- •Vocabulary and grammar
- •I. Correct the one underlined word, (a), (b), (c), or (d).
- •II. Arrange these jumbled words and expressions to make correct sentences.
- •III. Using a dictionary add as many missing words as possible. Make up short sentences with the words.
- •V. Paraphrase the following sentence using the words from vocabulary area.
- •VII. Translate the following sentences from Ukrainian into English.
- •Imagine that you are a tree in the forest. Make up a short story describing your daily routine. How does it feel to be a tree?
- •Unit 8 water pollution
- •Listening and speaking
- •Reading
- •Reading
- •Water pollution, its causes and effects
- •Follow-up
- •Vocabulary and grammar
- •Group a Group b
- •A Hotter Earth?
- •I. Match the beginnings of the numbered sentences below with the endings on the right to restore the sentences from the texts.
- •II. Restore the paragraph, putting the verbs in the correct form. You may have to use a verb more than once.
- •III. Match the words with their definitions.
- •IV. Unscramble the words in brackets and fill in the blanks with them.
- •The deer _______of North America is constantly _________. (utaponploi, geradesni)
- •Wildlife in Chernobyl Disaster Area
- •I. Answer these questions.
- •II. Match the beginnings of the numbered sentences below with the endings on the right to restore the sentences from the texts.
- •III. A lot of information is given in the texts. Some of it is in favour of the nuclear power, some is against, some is neutral.
- •IV. Do a quiz “Are You a Good Scientist?”
- •V. Discuss the following in small groups
- •Vocabulary and grammar
- •I. Choose the correct form of the verb.
- •II. Match these words with their dictionary definitions.
- •III. Using a dictionary add as many missing words as possible. An example has been given to help you. Make up short sentences with the words.
- •Writing
- •IV. In groups or pairs, say one or two sentences about each of the following things.
- •V. Translate the following sentences from Ukrainian into English.
- •Unit 11 Environmental problems and solutions
- •II. Guess what else Greener World has accomplished in their city.
- •III. Are you a member of an organization like Greener World? If not, would you like to join one? Give your reasons.
- •Text 1: World environmental problems and their solutions
- •Exercise
- •Text 2: World Ecological Organizations
- •Vocabulary and grammar
- •I. Put the verbs in brackets into the passive to complete the text.
- •II. Match the words in column a with their opposites in column b.
- •I. Translate the words and phrases in brackets into English using the box. Then answer the questions that follow. Environmental Groups in the uk
- •II. Finish the sentences:
- •III. You will get the pictures from your teacher. Make up your own stories. You may use your essential vocabulary.
- •IV. Have you damaged the environment in any way? Recall a recent action or relate an anecdote involving a friend or a neighbour.
- •V. Do you know how to be more environmentally conscious? Is all rubbish the same to you? Do you believe that the responsibility for saving planet Earth also lies in your hands?
- •VI. Suggest your translation of the anthem of Western European ecologists into your mother tongue. It may be either in verses or in prose. Where angels tread
- •Its woodlands and meadows,
- •English lyric: Paul Britten Austin
- •Unit 14 project
- •Members of the Planning Committee of the local council
- •Residents of the area
- •Members of the local environmental group
I. Answer these questions.
1. What happened on April 26,1986, in Chernobyl?
2. What measures were taken to control the radioactive release?
3. What were the effects of the accident?
4. Why was Chernobyl a very major accident?
5. Chernobyl resulted from violations of safety regulations and design flaws in the reactor, didn’t it?
6. What is the future of nuclear power?
7. Who discovered radioactivity and when?
8. What are the principal types of radiation?
9. What are the most worrisome radionuclides from the standpoint of human health? Why?
II. Match the beginnings of the numbered sentences below with the endings on the right to restore the sentences from the texts.
1. Some of the first casualties were firemen |
a externally (through the skin) or internally (by consuming the food). |
2. Enormous sums of money have been spent since |
b that safety and radiation protection standards are very high and that nuclear power offers a real benefit. |
3. Areas where heavy rainfalls caused concentrated patches of ground contamination |
c does not have the side effects of acid rain and possible changes in the climate. |
4. Unlike the burning of coal, nuclear energy |
d many of whom suffered severe radiation burns fighting secondary fires caused by hot fuel fragments falling on flammable roof materials on other reactor buildings. |
5. The future success of nuclear power depends on the public being convinced |
e were particularly badly affected. |
6. In the immediate future, radioactivity will undoubtedly continue to be an emotive subject |
f the spontaneous disintegration of the nucleus of a radioactive element such as uranium-238. |
7. Radioactivity arises from |
g in terms of sieverts (Sv), or the number of grays times an appropriate quality factor. |
8. Humans can absorb radiation either |
h as will nuclear safety and waste disposal. |
9. For this reason, radiation doses are usually measured |
i on decontamination and protection of water supplies. |
III. A lot of information is given in the texts. Some of it is in favour of the nuclear power, some is against, some is neutral.
Make a chart like this.
FOR |
AGAINST |
NEUTRAL |
|
|
|
Complete your chart. Can you add any more information to your chart?
IV. Do a quiz “Are You a Good Scientist?”
A Match the word in column A with an appropriate word in column B
a What is measured in
1. curies (Ci) a irradiation
2. grays (Gy) b radioactivity
3. joule c absorption
4. sieverts (Sv) d energy
b Give a definition to
1. dolomite a a building material
2. sand b a mineral
3. concrete c very small fine grains of rock
B Unscramble the words that denote the chemical elements. The Latin letters standing for the chemical elements will help you.
Pb U Sr B H O Cs Ra
robon
deal
unamiru
dogyhern
xegony
duriam
rituntosm
sumeci
Results:
15 correct answers – excellent
14- 12 – very good
11-9 – satisfactory
8 –7 – passing grade
6 and less – fail