Learning languages
A person who can speak many languages
What is a polyglot?
A tall cone-shaped paper hat worn by children in the past when they misbehaved.
What is a dunce cap?
The ability to understand someone's feelings or situation.
What is empathy?
All the living things in an area and the way they affect each other and the environment.
What is an ecosystem?
Small pieces of rubbish that have been left lying around in public spaces.
What is litter?
One of the qualities you need in order to learn languages - you need to accept that it takes time and effort. Don't get upset and frustrated with yourself.
What is patience / persistence / perseverence?
Learning by heart with no real understanding of the material.
What is rote learning?
When AI makes up a wrong answer that looks real.
What is a hallucination?
Able to decay naturally and in a way that is not harmful.
What is biodegradable?
Tourism that causes as little damage as possible is this.
What is sustainable?
This adjective means ´very important`.
What is crucial?
The set of courses, subjects etc that are provided by a school.
What is a curriculum?
The period of time during which you can concentrate on a particular task.
What is attention span?
The natural environment in which an animal or plant usually lives.
What is a habitat?
Several measures have been put into practice to help protect the environment from tourism. Can you replace ´put into practice`?
What is to implement?
Learning languages results in many advantages / pros. Another word for advantage?
What is a benefit?
Giving the exact same exam and applying the same grading rules to every student.
What are standardised (tests)?
To fail to realise what something or someone is capable of doing.
What is to underestimate?
Animals or plants that may soon no longer exist are this.
What is endangered?
The protection of natural areas, plants and animals from the damaging effects of human activity.
What is conservation?
Speaking smoothly without long pauses.
What is fluency?
Introducing new ideas, original methods or creative ideas.
What is innovative / innovation?
To slow down or prevent someone from, for example, learning something.
What is to inhibit (someone from learning something)?
Impossible to change to a previous state when a lot of damage has been caused.
What is irreversible?
The income that tourism generates in a country and which could be used to benefit local communities.
What is revenue?