How are the problems solved after a disaster?​

Natural Disasters Experts know that a disaster is coming but they do not know when it will happen. They know that it could cause a lot of damage. They think it will be worse than hurricane. The disaster they are worried about is an earthquake. There’s a brake in the earth’s crust. It is called the San Andreas Fault. The San ndreas Fault is in California. Many earthquakes happen along the San Andreas Fault. In 1989 there was a big earthquake on the fault. The earthquake was called «Loma Pierta Earthquake». Many people were hurt or died. Many buildings were ruined. Lots of people lost their homes. Roads and bridges were also damaged. A large earthquake could happen in Southern California. Many small earthquakes have happened in the last year. Earthquake experts think that a large earthquake will happen there soon. They think a big earthquake will happen in the next few years. People need to be prepared. They need to know what to do if an earthquake happens. Everyone in California should have survival kit at home. The emergency kit would include food and water. There should be medication and first aid supplies in the kit. A good survival kit will also have a portable radio, flashlights and spare batteries. All of the supplies in the kit should last at least 3 days. Example: Only bridges were damaged in that earthquake.

1. Researchers of earthquake say it will happen soon.
2. Everybody knows when earthquake will happen.
3. In 1989 was a big earthquake, but no one didn’t get hurt.
4. This disaster can damage a lot of things.
5. California is a brake in the earth’s crust. F
6. Everyone must be prepared for earthquake and have first aid box.
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Tasks I. Use the text «Global Crisis” and its active vocabulary to answer the following questions. 1. In what way did leading causes of death at the end of XX c. changed compared to the beginning of the century? 2. What factors influenced the changes? 3. Have people all over the world benefited equally from health improvements? Why? 4. What diseases still represent around 90 % of all avoidable mortality in almost all age-sex groups of the developing countries? 5. Have medical scientists and practitioners found the tools and approaches to address all kinds of communicable diseases? 6. What is ― unemployment‖? Do you agree that unemployment is not just social, but also political problem? 7. Does holding a job guarantee that a worker and his or her family will not be poor? 8. Do you agree that not having a means to keep a roof over one‘s head is the most hazardous opportunity the poor may face? 9. What are the two sides of the problem of water use? III. Match the following challenges (1 – 7) with some of the opportunities (A – O) that may contribute to the solution of the former. Then discuss in pairs / groups and complete a list of opportunities.

* Complete the crossword with the types of disasters shown in the pictures.
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1. The true cost of the equipment is the lost opportunity. (What?)

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2. Every day some economic problem or other is mentioned in the newspapers, on the radio and television. (When?)

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3. Scarcity is a world-wide problem and a feature of all societies on our planet. (Where?)

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4. The economists put a lot of questions which economics tries to answer. (Who?)

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5. A business person is always looking out for chances to provide the goods and services that we all need (Why?)

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6. Food, water, shelter, clothes, warmth and other things are essential for our existence. (a general question)

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7. Economic resources are limited in supply/demand. (an alternative question)

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8. People make a profit on their part of the deal. (a question to the subject)

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9. Nowadays money is invested in buying the other goods to repeat the process of production. (a special question – When?)

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10. People want more goods and services than they can obtain, because their wants are not fully satisfied or scarce. (a special question – Why?)

what are the most serious environmental problems
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Look at the picture of an unusual rescue story. Imagine what happened. Take notes to answer the questions with your own ideas. СРОЧНО!ПОЖАЛУЙСТА! ПЕРЕВОД ЗАДАНИЯ НЕ НАДО ПИСАТЬ В ОТВЕТ!

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1.“ Environmental racism is inequitable

distribution of environmental hazards basedon race. The Federal Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry considerslead poisoning to be the number one environmental health problem for children inthe United States. Some 4 million children many of whom are African American,Latino and Native American- have dangerously high lead levels in their bodies. Thislead is absorbed from contaminated drinking water and soil polluted by industrial effluents and automobile exhaust.”

2.“Every year humans kill about 100 million sharks, skates and rays, about half of

them caught as unwanted “by catch” while fishing for other species. Sharks are

particularly sensitive to overfishing because they grow slowly, mature late and havefew young each generation. As top predators, sharks play a crucial role in the healthof the ocean ecosystems and their extermination could lead to major ecological

changes in the ocean”.

3.“ Every second, on average, four or five children are born somewhere on the earth.I that same second, two other people die. This difference between births anddeaths means a net gain of roughly 2.5 more humans per second in the worldpopulation. This means we are adding 9,000 per hour, 217,000 per day, or about 79

million more people per year.”

4.“ World wide, we lost between 9 million and 12 million ha of forest per year from1990 to 2000. Clear-cutting and burning especially in order to get pasture and

cropland have turned many forests into a dry, barren ground”.

5.“ In February 2002, a huge section of the Larsen B Ice Shelf along The AntarcticPeninsula coast suddenly disintegrated into thousands of icebergs. The total volumeof ice released was the equivalent to 29 trillion bags of party ice. Climatologistswarn that this dramatic collapse could be a signal of global climate change and an omen of catastrophic events to come.”

6.“ How does the air taste, feel, smell, and look in your neighbourhood? Chances are

that wherever you live, the air is contaminated to some degree. Smoke, dust,corrosive gases andtoxic compounds are present nearly everywhere.”

7.“ A 1 percent loss of ozone results in a 2 percent increase in UV rays reaching theearth’s surface and could result in about a million extra human skin cancers peryear worldwide.”

8.“ Sulfur dioxide and sulphuric acid released by industry causes massive destructionof the vegetation. Rains then wash away the exposed soil, leaving a barren

moonscape.”

9.“Pollution from factory pipes has been vastly reduced but erosion from farm fields,

construction sites, airborne mercury, sulphur and other substances are increasingly

contaminating lakes and wetlands.”

A Animalextinction

B Acid rain

C Air pollution

D Overpopulation

F Water pollution

K Deforestation

I Ozone Depletion

V Global warming

L Hazardouswaste

Вопрос : Which problems are the most serious in your country? Why? (ответ дать на английском, не менее 35 слов)

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Are you able to collaborate with others and accept new ideas if so how?​