Kamali Signal: Engelska 5 - Gymnasiet

Den Kompletta Handbok till Nationella Provet i Engelska
1. Auflage 2024
ISBN: 978-91-8097-662-6
Verlag: BoD - Books on Demand
Format: EPUB
Kopierschutz: 6 - ePub Watermark

E-Book, Swedish, Band -, 428 Seiten

Reihe: Signal: Nationella Provet

Med fler än 110 uppgifter är "Signal: Engelska 5 - Gymnasiet" den definitiva guiden för att lyckas med nationella provet i engelska. Att behärska engelska kan vara svårt, men med rätt övningar och verktyg kan varje elev uppnå sina mål. Denna bok innehåller noggrant utvalda exempel och uppgifter som speglar nationella provet, vilket hjälper dig att systematiskt förbättra dina färdigheter. Det här erbjuder boken: Speaking: Övningar och exempel som hjälper dig att tala engelska med självförtroende och flyt. Reading: Läsförståelseövningar som utvecklar din förmåga att tolka och analysera texter. Writing: Uppgifter som stärker din förmåga att skriva olika typer av texter. Denna bok är en ovärderlig resurs för att förbereda dig inför nationella provet och höja dina resultat. Varje steg i din förberedelseprocess tar dig närmare att bli skicklig i engelska. Så här använder du boken: Focus: Börja varje kapitel med en översikt av viktiga koncept och exempel. Ankaruppgifter: Praktiska uppgifter med steg-för-steg-lösningar som liknar provfrågorna. Övningsblad: Övningar som hjälper dig att tillämpa och förbättra dina färdigheter. Facit: Lösningar till alla uppgifter för att kunna följa dina framsteg.

David Kamali är grundare och VD för KAMALI Organisation, samt en mångfacetterad entreprenör, poet, pedagog och författare till böckerna "Her Melanin, Her Skin", "Poemless Nights", och "Signal Series". Han tror starkt på att varje individ har en unik berättelse och använder sin egen för att inspirera och stärka unga människor. Han innehar en kandidatexamen i matematik från Lunds universitet, en kandidatexamen i engelska och litteratur från Mittuniversitetet, samt en ämneslärarexamen från Luleå tekniska universitet.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Kamali, David

Leseproben

1.5 Övningsblad Question 1: The Future of Work As technology and society evolve, the nature of work is changing rapidly. People have different opinions on what the future of work will look like and how we should prepare for it. Preparation You have received a card where somebody talks about The Future of Work. Prepare to tell your partner about your card. Present and Interact 1. In your own words, tell your partner about what it says on your card. Explain why you agree/disagree. Give examples from your own experience or that you have heard about. 2. Discuss with your partner. What are your reactions to the information on your cards? Do you agree/disagree? Why – Why not? Card 1: Ethan — I believe that remote work is the future. It offers flexibility, reduces commuting time, and allows people to work from anywhere. Companies can save on office space, and employees can have a better work-life balance. However, it also requires discipline and self-motivation. Card 2: Mia — Automation and AI are transforming industries. While some jobs will disappear, new ones will emerge. We need to focus on retraining and upskilling workers to prepare them for these changes. Education systems should adapt to teach skills relevant to the future job market. Card 3: Lucas — Gig economy jobs, like freelancing and ride-sharing, are becoming more common. They offer flexibility and independence, but they often lack benefits like health insurance and job security. We need better regulations to protect gig workers and ensure fair treatment. Card 4: Isabella — I think that lifelong learning is essential in the future of work. With rapid technological advancements, we need to continuously update our skills. Employers should support their employees’ education and professional development to keep up with industry changes. Card 5: Oliver — Office spaces are evolving to be more collaborative and innovative. Open-plan offices, coworking spaces, and creative hubs encourage teamwork and idea sharing. However, some people find it hard to concentrate in these environments. We need to find a balance. Card 6: Charlotte — The traditional 9-to-5 workday might become obsolete. Flexible working hours can improve productivity and employee satisfaction. People should be judged on their output rather than the hours they spend at their desks. This could lead to a more efficient workforce. Card 7: Benjamin — Diversity and inclusion in the workplace are crucial for innovation and growth. Companies with diverse teams perform better and have a broader range of perspectives. We should strive for workplaces that are inclusive and equitable for everyone. Card 8: Amelia — I worry about the mental health impacts of the modern workplace. High expectations, long hours, and constant connectivity can lead to burnout and stress. Employers should prioritize mental health and create supportive environments for their employees. Question 2: Healthy Living As awareness about health and wellness grows, people are increasingly focused on living healthier lives. There are various opinions on what constitutes a healthy lifestyle and how to achieve it. Preparation You have received a card where somebody talks about Healthy Living. Prepare to tell your partner about your card. Present and Interact 1. In your own words, tell your partner about what it says on your card. Explain why you agree/disagree. Give examples from your own experience or that you have heard about. 2. Discuss with your partner. What are your reactions to the information on your cards? Do you agree/disagree? Why – Why not? Card 1: Emma — I believe that regular exercise is key to a healthy life. It helps maintain a healthy weight, reduces the risk of chronic diseases, and improves mental health. Even simple activities like walking or biking can make a big difference. Everyone should aim to be active every day. Card 2: Liam — A balanced diet is essential for good health. Eating a variety of foods, including fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins, provides the nutrients our bodies need. Avoiding processed foods and sugary drinks can also help prevent many health issues. Card 3: Sophia — Mental health is just as important as physical health. Practices like meditation, mindfulness, and regular social interactions can help reduce stress and improve emotional well-being. We should all take time to care for our mental health regularly. Card 4: James — Getting enough sleep is often overlooked, but it’s crucial for health. Poor sleep can lead to various problems, including weight gain, weakened immunity, and decreased productivity. Adults should aim for 7-9 hours of quality sleep each night. Card 5: Ava — Staying hydrated is vital for overall health. Drinking enough water supports digestion, skin health, and energy levels. We should aim to drink at least 8 glasses of water a day, and more if we’re active or it’s hot outside. Card 6: Noah — Avoiding harmful habits like smoking and excessive drinking is important for long-term health. These habits can lead to serious health problems, including cancer, heart disease, and liver damage. Making healthier choices can greatly improve our quality of life. Card 7: Mia — Social connections and relationships play a big role in our health. Spending time with family and friends, participating in community activities, and building strong relationships can boost our happiness and reduce stress. Card 8: Lucas — Preventative healthcare, such as regular check-ups and screenings, is important for detecting potential health issues early. Vaccinations, dental check-ups, and other preventive measures can help maintain good health and catch problems before they become serious. Question 3: The Impact of Travel Traveling can have profound effects on individuals and the world. People have diverse opinions on the benefits and drawbacks of travel. Preparation You have received a card where somebody talks about The Impact of Travel. Prepare to tell your partner about your card. Present and Interact 1. In your own words, tell your partner about what it says on your card. Explain why you agree/disagree. Give examples from your own experience or that you have heard about. 2. Discuss with your partner. What are your reactions to the information on your cards? Do you agree/disagree? Why – Why not? Card 1: Emily — Traveling opens our minds and exposes us to different cultures. It helps us understand and appreciate diversity, breaking down stereotypes and prejudices. Everyone should have the opportunity to travel and experience life from different perspectives. Card 2: Ethan — The environmental impact of travel, especially air travel, is significant. It contributes to carbon emissions and climate change. We should consider more sustainable travel options, like trains or buses, and be mindful of our carbon footprint when planning trips. Card 3: Olivia — Tourism can boost local economies by creating jobs and supporting local businesses. However, it’s important to ensure that tourism is sustainable and doesn’t harm the environment or local cultures. Responsible tourism practices can help achieve this balance. Card 4: Liam — Travel can be a great way to relax and reduce stress. Taking a break from our daily routines and exploring new places can improve our mental health and well-being. Planning regular vacations can be beneficial for both our personal and professional lives. Card 5: Sophia — Over-tourism is a growing problem in popular destinations. It can lead to overcrowding, damage to historical sites, and displacement of local residents. We need to promote less-known destinations and spread the benefits of tourism more evenly. Card 6: James — Volunteer travel, or voluntourism, can make a positive impact on communities. By participating in volunteer projects abroad, travelers can contribute to meaningful causes while experiencing new cultures. It’s important to choose reputable programs that truly benefit local communities. Card 7: Ava — Digital nomadism is becoming more popular as people work remotely while traveling the world. This lifestyle offers freedom and flexibility, but it also comes with challenges like finding stable internet connections and balancing work with exploration. Card 8: Noah — Cultural exchange programs, such as studying abroad or homestays, can be transformative experiences. They allow for deeper cultural immersion and personal growth. These programs should be encouraged to foster global understanding and cooperation. Question 4: Technology in Education The integration of technology in education has transformed the way we teach and learn. People have different views on the benefits and challenges of using technology in education. Preparation You have received a card where somebody talks about Technology in Education. Prepare to tell your partner about your card. Present and Interact 1. In your own words, tell your partner about what it says on your card. Explain why you agree/disagree. Give examples from your own experience or that you have heard about. 2. Discuss with your...