Stay there forever. The biggest
end to POPs once and for all,
d
a
Read the text and questions below. For each
question, choose the correct letter a, b, cord.
1 What is the writer doing with this text?
entertaining the reader
b giving information about the Arctic and POPS
c describing Nunavik
d persuading people to visit the Arctic
2 What is true about the Inuit people according
to the article?
a They all have health problems.
b Many of them drive cars.
c They find their food in nature.
d They eat a lot of fat.
a
Exam Task
3 How do POPs get to the Arctic?
Other countries send them there.
b They are in the oceans.
Factories in the Arctic produce them.
d They are carried in the atmosphere.
4 What effect has the Stockholm Convention had?
The United Nations solved the problem in 1990.
b POP chemicals have been banned.
The level of POP chemicals is reducing.
d The Inuit people have more health problems.
5 Which is the best summary of the text?
Animals are facing many problems in the Arctic.
b POP chemicals are causing environmental problems in the Arctic.
The Stockholm Convention is deciding the world's future.
d The United Nations wants to help the environment.
C
a
C
Answers
Answer:
Stay there forever. The biggest
end to POPs once and for all,
d
a
Read the text and questions below. For each
question, choose the correct letter a, b, cord.
1 What is the writer doing with this text?
entertaining the reader
b giving information about the Arctic and POPS
c describing Nunavik
d persuading people to visit the Arctic
2 What is true about the Inuit people according
to the article?
a They all have health problems.
b Many of them drive cars.
c They find their food in nature.
d They eat a lot of fat.
a
Exam Task
3 How do POPs get to the Arctic?
Other countries send them there.
b They are in the oceans.
Factories in the Arctic produce them.
d They are carried in the atmosphere.
4 What effect has the Stockholm Convention had?
The United Nations solved the problem in 1990.
b POP chemicals have been banned.
The level of POP chemicals is reducing.
d The Inuit people have more health problems.
5 Which is the best summary of the text?
Animals are facing many problems in the Arctic.
b POP chemicals are causing environmental problems in the Arctic.
The Stockholm Convention is deciding the world's future.
d The United Nations wants to help the environment.
C
a
CStay there forever. The biggest
end to POPs once and for all,
d
a
Read the text and questions below. For each
question, choose the correct letter a, b, cord.
1 What is the writer doing with this text?
entertaining the reader
b giving information about the Arctic and POPS
c describing Nunavik
d persuading people to visit the Arctic
2 What is true about the Inuit people according
to the article?
a They all have health problems.
b Many of them drive cars.
c They find their food in nature.
d They eat a lot of fat.
a
Exam Task
3 How do POPs get to the Arctic?
Other countries send them there.
b They are in the oceans.
Factories in the Arctic produce them.
d They are carried in the atmosphere.
4 What effect has the Stockholm Convention had?
The United Nations solved the problem in 1990.
b POP chemicals have been banned.
The level of POP chemicals is reducing.
d The Inuit people have more health problems.
5 Which is the best summary of the text?
Animals are facing many problems in the Arctic.
b POP chemicals are causing environmental problems in the Arctic.
The Stockholm Convention is deciding the world's future.
d The United Nations wants to help the environment.
C
a
CStay there forever. The biggest
end to POPs once and for all,
d
a
Read the text and questions below. For each
question, choose the correct letter a, b, cord.
1 What is the writer doing with this text?
entertaining the reader
b giving information about the Arctic and POPS
c describing Nunavik
d persuading people to visit the Arctic
2 What is true about the Inuit people according
to the article?
a They all have health problems.
b Many of them drive cars.
c They find their food in nature.
d They eat a lot of fat.
a
Exam Task
3 How do POPs get to the Arctic?
Other countries send them there.
b They are in the oceans.
Factories in the Arctic produce them.
d They are carried in the atmosphere.
4 What effect has the Stockholm Convention had?
The United Nations solved the problem in 1990.
b POP chemicals have been banned.
The level of POP chemicals is reducing.
d The Inuit people have more health problems.
5 Which is the best summary of the text?
Animals are facing many problems in the Arctic.
b POP chemicals are causing environmental problems in the Arctic.
The Stockholm Convention is deciding the world's future.
d The United Nations wants to help the environment.
C
a
CStay there forever. The biggest
end to POPs once and for all,
d
a
Read the text and questions below. For each
question, choose the correct letter a, b, cord.
1 What is the writer doing with this text?
entertaining the reader
b giving information about the Arctic and POPS
c describing Nunavik
d persuading people to visit the Arctic
2 What is true about the Inuit people according
to the article?
a They all have health problems.
b Many of them drive cars.
c They find their food in nature.
d They eat a lot of fat.
a
Exam Task
3 How do POPs get to the Arctic?
Other countries send them there.
b They are in the oceans.
Factories in the Arctic produce them.
d They are carried in the atmosphere.
4 What effect has the Stockholm Convention had?
The United Nations solved the problem in 1990.
b POP chemicals have been banned.
The level of POP chemicals is reducing.
d The Inuit people have more health problems.
5 Which is the best summary of the text?
Animals are facing many problems in the Arctic.
b POP chemicals are causing environmental problems in the Arctic.
The Stockholm Convention is deciding the world's future.
d The United Nations wants to help the environment.
C
a
CStay there forever. The biggest
end to POPs once and for all,
d
a
Read the text and questions below. For each
question, choose the correct letter a, b, cord.
1 What is the writer doing with this text?
entertaining the reader
b giving information about the Arctic and POPS
c describing Nunavik