1월 19일 스터디자료

[DkwicX]

1월19일 스터디자료.docx

1월19일 스터디자료.pdf

스터디 자료(1월 19일-토)

1) Small Talk (11:00~11:30)

* What have you been up to? Anything special?

* Do you stay in touch with your old childhood friends?

* Do you have a stand-alone camera or do you usually just use your phone?

* How many cups do you usually drink a day?

2) Learning new expressions (11:30~12:00)

- http://gonzi.tistory.com/2986?category=428847  사이트 참고

- 위 사이트에 나온 Model response 및 Expressions 미리 공부해 오기

- 공부해 온 표현들을 최대한 많이 써서 다음 질문에 답하기.

1. Do you invest in stocks? Why or why not?

2. What are some other ways that people invest their money?

3. Discuss any tips you have for smart investments.

3) Topic Discussion (12:10~13:00)

1. 아래 내용을 읽고 + 밑줄 친 표현들 공부해 오기

   - 공부해 온 표현들을 최대한 많이 써서 다음 질문에 답하기.

   https://app.engoo.co.kr/daily-news/article/russians-protest-black-sky-air-pollution/gzG5EgqjEemZda_foiu__g   엔구 사이트 참조 !

Russians Protest 'Black Sky' Air Pollution

Residents of Chelyabinsk are expressing worry over industrial pollution after heavy smog covered the city for two weeks in December.

About 700 protesters faced temperatures of -20 degrees Celsius as they took to the streets to demand cleaner air. They held banners reading "We want clean skies!" and "Stop poisoning our children!"

Low winds helped the thick grey layer of smog called "black sky" by the locals to settle over the city of 1.2 million. The local meteorological office reported that air pollution exceeded healthy levels.

"The [environmental] situation in the city is getting worse and worse," protester Artur Abuzarov said.

The protest followed an earlier one in which participants tried unsuccessfully to force their way into the mayor's office. The situation went unreported in state-controlled media.

Locals say air pollution has been a major problem for years and they fear it will only get worse if a new copper mining company opens next year as planned.

"We are suffocating [and] children are ill," said another demonstrator, Tatyana Pominova. "What is happening in Chelyabinsk is a complete disgrace. It is impossible to breathe and it is impossible to live."

Anastasia Zubareva, a doctor who specializes in conditions of the ear, nose and throat, attributed the city's high number of childhood illnesses to air pollution, noting that her patients only feel better when smog disappears.

City officials have dismissed the residents' protests.

Vitaly Bezrukov, a local official who deals with environmental issues, admitted that power plants and other sites occasionally produce pollutants that exceed healthy levels. But he said they do not pose a danger for people.

Questions

1. What are your thoughts on the protest against "black sky" in Russia?

2. What do you imagine are some of the most polluted cities in the world? Why do you think so?

3. What would you say are the main causes of pollution in your country? Please explain your answer.

4. Have you ever taken part in a protest? If so, please share your experience. If not, why not?

5. If you were the leader of your country, what would you do to help protect the environment?

6. Do you think businesses that pollute the environment should be penalized financially? Please explain your answer.

[DkwicX]

이재철 참석합니다.

[Carrie]

권란님 참석합니당

[박주희]

참석합니다~

[Carrie]

민경님 참석하십니다

[David]

참석합니다~

[Mr.Chon(천)]

참석합니다

[이진]

참석해유

[권두용]

참석합니다

[신용규]

참석합니다

[최순철]

참석합니다

[안새흰]

참석합니다