Vocabulary
Who is a person that governs a country?
Ruler
Choose the correct pronoun:
The wall (herself/itself) was strong.
itself
20 years ago, what did UAE rulers do to support the environment?
Establish the Environmental Regulation.
What is another word for a country's rules?
Law
Can you present this work (myself/yourself), please?
yourself
How does the Environmental Regulation protect society and the health of human beings?
prevent water pollution.
Fill in the blanks:
______________ means a change in the weather due to the use of fossil fuels.
_________________ means some parts of teh world are becoming hotter than before.
Climate Change means a change in the weather due to the use of fossil fuels.
Global Warming means some parts of teh world are becoming hotter than before.
Reflexive or Intensive pronoun?
Ali read the speech himself.
The Environmental Regulation helps to control all forms of what?
Control all forms of Pollution.
This is an aera where plants and animals live an grow.
Environment
Intensive or Reflexive?
The basketball team organized themselves for the team photos.
Reflexive
In the U.A.E., if individuals or businesses do not comply with the environmental framework in place, then they face
They face serious penalties
Fill in the blanks:
Being a ________________ country means we must use natural resources such as wind, because there will always be wind.
Wind energy is an example of __________________because wind does not run out.
Being a sustainable country means we must use natural resources such as wind, because there will always be wind.
Wind energy is an example of renewable energy because wind does not run out.
2 pronouns, Reflexive or Intensive?
Most people do not want to find themselves in traffic. But I would sit in the car myself if I had to be somewhere important.
Themselves: reflexive
Myself: intensive
Find two details in the text that show UAE is a leader in protecting the environment.
Joined UN, and signed the Kyoto Treaty to protect the environment.
UAE hosted World Environment Day in 2009.