Science and Technology
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Science and Technology
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Science and Technology
Now take the following quiz:
Remember you have 10 seconds to answer.
1. How do I (schakelen) between screens on my computer?
recharge
toggle
lever
gauge
2. (Verdunnen,aanlengen) the juice with water before your drink it.
Dilute
Tow
Evaporate
Detect
3. Can I (opladen) these batteries?
generate
gauge
recharge
erect
4. This new (wasmiddel) washes your clothes whiter than ever before.
detergent
deterrent
appliance
range
5. Lots of (stralen) of sunlight lit the room.
proliferation
fabric
rays
x-rays
6. We need a (hefboom) to lift this heavy stone.
breakthrough
proponent
marble
lever
7. (Voorstanders) of stem-cell research are trying to get more support in Congress.
Gears
Hands-on
Proponents
Corrosions
8. A flag can be used to (meten) the wind.
erect
gauge
evaporate
toggle
9. He considers cruise missiles an effective (afschrikmiddel).
detergent
deterrent
friction
appliance
10. The door had been pulled off its (scharnieren)
appliances
findings
concrete
hinges
11. When you rub your hands together, the (wrijving) produces heat.
corrosion
proliferation
friction
scrutiny
12. Our water and our hope had (verdampt)
evaporated
diluted
gauged
recharged
Science and Technology
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1. On Earth (zwaartekracht) is stronger than on Mars
2. If only hurricanes could be (voorspellen).
3. Big cars are usually not (zuinig).
4. These cameras (houden toezicht op) road safety.
5. Where's the (handleiding) for this TV?
6. How much (vloeistof) does this bottle contain?
Science and Technology
Now read the following texts:
: F1: From a speech by Christian Aid’s … 2022-III:1
F2: European Ruling 2022-III:2
F11: The Learning Game 2022-III:11
G11: Can you be friends with your coffee maker? 2021-I:9
Read + learn page 69 tm 108
Science and Technology
Now read the following text:
: F1: From a speech by Christian Aid’s … 2022-III:1 (p.140)
1 Which of the following could be an alternative ending to the last sentence?
and make binding international rules to further road safety.
and make binding international rules to restrain the multinationals.
and make binding international rules to safeguard corporate interests.
and make binding international rules to stimulate the global economy.
Science and Technology
Now read the following texts:
F2: European Ruling 2022-III:2 (p. 141)
“European ruling” (titel)
1p 2 Geef van elke van de volgende punten aan of Mike Short dit noemt als probleem bij de invoering.
Noteer “wel” of “niet” achter elk nummer op het antwoordblad.
1 Implementation is hindered by the current infrastructure of the web.
WEL
NIET
2 The interpretation of the “right to be forgotten” depends on one’s cultural background.
WEL
NIET
Science and Technology
Now read the following text:
F11: The Learning Game 2022-III:11 (pp. 159-160)
41 Which of the following descriptions fits The Learning Game (text 11)?
It is a commercial publisher of innovative educational materials.
It is a company that aims at helping pupils to raise their school performance.
It is an educational institute for children with learning disabilities
Science and Technology
Now read the following texts:
G11: Can you be friends with your coffee maker? 2021-I:9 (pp. 184-186)
Can you be friends with your coffee maker?
Drie van de onderstaande zinnen (a tot en met f) zijn weggelaten uit alinea’s 1, 2 en 6 (zie 35-1, 35-2 en 35-3 in de tekst).
1. Geef bij elke plaats aan welke zin daar hoort.
Let op: er blijven drie zinnen over.
a Attributing life to an inanimate object is often frowned upon and seen as a sign of immaturity.
b Children are likely to grow up thinking everything is sentient, or at least interactive.
c Marketeers know people are prepared to pay higher prices for contraptions
that talk back to them.
d Personifying products and brands can backfire, however.
e Sometimes we see things as human because we’re lonely.
f The popularity of interactive household devices can be explained by their versatility.
1.1
1.2
1.3
2 Which of the following observations about anthropomorphism is mentioned in this article?
Endowing an object with a personality makes it harder to replace it.
People attribute character traits to objects based on the human-like features they perceive.
Personalising an object renders it worthy of moral considerations.
We feel increasingly uncomfortable with machines displaying humanlike behaviour