LET'S UNLOCK WORDS AND PHRASES 🔐
indisputable
[in-di-'spyoo-tuh-buhl]
adjective
There is no need for a recount because you were the indisputable winner of this election.
veracity
[ vuh-'ras-i-tee ]
noun
The jury did not doubt the veracity of the witness.
mass extinction
[ mas-ik-'stingk-shuhn ]
noun
The largest mass extinction event happened around 250 million years ago, when perhaps 95 percent of all species went extinct.
naysayers
[ 'ney-sey-er ]
noun
There are always naysayers who say it can't be done.
dystopian
[ dis-'toh-pee-uhn ]
adjective
George Orwell is the author of the classic dystopian novel "1984".
LET'S READ! 📖
Direction: Read the passage aloud. Then, read it silently.
COMPREHENSION CHECK 🧠
A. Directions: Identify if the statements are TRUE of FALSE. If the statement is FALSE, provide the correct answer.
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The evidence for climate change is now indisputable.
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The cultural impacts of climate change are often considered in government studies and programs.
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The arts have not been used to convey the dangers of climate change.
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Climbing, hiking, skiing, and snowboarding have the same purpose in mountainous areas.
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The loss of amenities such as electricity and gas is an effect of climate change that everyday people will face.
B. Direction: Answer the following questions based on the article.
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How does climate change affect cultural activities like surfing, swimming, and sailing?
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What is the psychological tool that may convince climate change deniers to recognize its veracity?
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How are the emotional effects of climate change portrayed in the arts?
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What are the traditional activities and lifestyle of communities living in mountainous regions that may be threatened by climate change?
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What is the impact of climate change on local craftsmanship?
C. Direction: Match the words in column A with their synonyms in column B.
A | B |
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1. accesible | a. keep |
2. persuade | b. convenience |
3. amenities | c. reachable |
4. tangible | d. convince |
5. preserve | e. concrete |