Giúp mình với! 4,3. How is the sources of pollution?,4,4. What can the pollutants of pollution be?,%,5. List three effects of pollution.,3,6. Should polluters pay compensation for the damage caused to the environment?,% Yes, they should,Exercise 15.Read the texts, and do the tasks that follow.,Clean Up Australia Day,Grace Rees has recently taken part in Clean Up Australia Day. She spent the day collecting drinks,containers, sweet wrappers and small pieces of paper from a beach near her home.,Grace has been involved in this event for about five years now. 'I've always done it with my school, but this,year my friends and I decided to register as our own group. We think it's good not only to pick up the,rubbish, but to bring people's attention to the fact that there is a lot of rubbish out there. If you do it with,friends and family, then it means you can have fun and do something useful at the same time. It's an,important thing to do. We have such a beautiful environment, and rubbish spoils it.',The first Clean Up Day event took place in Sydney in 1989, when Australian Ian Kiernan, who had just,sailed around the world, decided to take action for something he felt strongly about: the amount of plastic,pollution in ocean (1)_____. He was worried that the polluted seas were affecting sea,(2)_____and that this was leading to some of them becoming (3)_____.,The following year, the day became known as Clean Up Australia Day, and people all over the continent,joined in to collect rubbish. Every year, more and more of the (4) _____take part, and today it is one,of the most successful community events which improve the (5)_____.,In 2000, the event became Clean Up The World and over 40 million volunteers from over 120 countries took,pan IO change the look of the (6)_____, getting rid of huge amounts of rubbish.,Task 1. Read the last three paragraphs of the text, and decide which answer A, B, C or D best fits each gap.,1. A. places B. habitats C. locations D. societies,2. A. creatures B. bodies C. pets D. things,3. A. gone B. disappeared C. endangered D. warned,4. A. human B. person C. man D. population,5. A. environment B. climate C. situation D. location,6. A. view B. scenery C. landscape D. picture,Task 2. Read the text and choose the correct answers.,1. What is Grace's attitude towards Clean Up Australia Day?,A. She doesn't particularly enjoy the tasks she has to do.,B. She thinks schools should allow students time off to take part in it.,C. She sees it as an opportunity to tell other people about rubbish problems.,2. Ian Kiernan began the event because_____.,TEACHER: LƯƠNG THỊ CHÂU LOAN - 0976955470 34

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Giúp mình với! 4,3. How is the sources of pollution?,4,4. What can the pollutants of pollution be?,%,5. List three effects of pollution.,3,6. Should polluters pay compensation for the damage caused to the environment?,% Yes, they should,Exercise 15.Read the texts, and do the tasks that follow.,Clean Up Australia Day,Grace Rees has recently taken part in Clean Up Australia Day. She spent the day collecting drinks,containers, sweet wrappers and small pieces of paper from a beach near her home.,Grace has been involved in this event for about five years now. &#x27;I&#x27;ve always done it with my school, but this,year my friends and I decided to register as our own group. We think it&#x27;s good not only to pick up the,rubbish, but to bring people&#x27;s attention to the fact that there is a lot of rubbish out there. If you do it with,friends and family, then it means you can have fun and do something useful at the same time. It&#x27;s an,important thing to do. We have such a beautiful environment, and rubbish spoils it.&#x27;,The first Clean Up Day event took place in Sydney in 1989, when Australian Ian Kiernan, who had just,sailed around the world, decided to take action for something he felt strongly about: the amount of plastic,pollution in ocean (1)_____. He was worried that the polluted seas were affecting sea,(2)_____and that this was leading to some of them becoming (3)_____.,The following year, the day became known as Clean Up Australia Day, and people all over the continent,joined in to collect rubbish. Every year, more and more of the (4) _____take part, and today it is one,of the most successful community events which improve the (5)_____.,In 2000, the event became Clean Up The World and over 40 million volunteers from over 120 countries took,pan IO change the look of the (6)_____, getting rid of huge amounts of rubbish.,Task 1. Read the last three paragraphs of the text, and decide which answer A, B, C or D best fits each gap.,1. A. places B. habitats C. locations D. societies,2. A. creatures B. bodies C. pets D. things,3. A. gone B. disappeared C. endangered D. warned,4. A. human B. person C. man D. population,5. A. environment B. climate C. situation D. location,6. A. view B. scenery C. landscape D. picture,Task 2. Read the text and choose the correct answers.,1. What is Grace&#x27;s attitude towards Clean Up Australia Day?,A. She doesn&#x27;t particularly enjoy the tasks she has to do.,B. She thinks schools should allow students time off to take part in it.,C. She sees it as an opportunity to tell other people about rubbish problems.,2. Ian Kiernan began the event because_____.,TEACHER: LƯƠNG THỊ CHÂU LOAN - 0976955470 34

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