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8. Sınıf Multi English Ders Kitabı Cevapları Meb Yayınları Sayfa 180

Eric: We had a designer create posters for the event and had a photographer take pictures.The photos were shared on social media to encourage more donations. We collected quite a lot, actually.Ela: That's awesome! I also joined a project, and it was about technology. Solar panels were installed in a small village, and public Wi-Fi was provided for the first time. People there were able to connect to the Internet, which made their lives easier.Eric: That's so cool! Did you work on anything else?Ela: Yes, we had an engineer build a small drone to deliver medicines to remote areas. The project was even reported on the local news!Eric: Wow! It's really nice to see how young people can help others.Ela: Exactly! These experiences made us realise that volunteering doesn't just help people - it also helps us understand the world better. I think we've been able to make a real difference.

Listen to the conversation and circle the correct word/phrase in each sentence.Oliver: Good evening, everyone! You're listening to Cultural Voices. Today, we're talking about the World Food and Culture Expo, which will take place in London next summer. Dr Amelia Brooks, a nutrition expert, joins me. Amelia, what will people be seeing and tasting there next summer? Dr Brooks: Well, Oliver, people will be eating mainly organic food and following a balanced diet. There will be protein bowls, plant-based dishes and so on. Traditional dishes from around the world will also be redesigned with organic ingredients to promote a healthy lifestyle. In addition, most dishes will be prepared by smart robots that analyse nutrition levels and add the right amount of protein.Oliver: Sounds impressive! Does this mean junk food will disappear?Dr Brooks: It's not easy to cut down on junk food - we all know it's not good for us, but it tastes great, feels good to eat, and comes in so many variety. At the festival, unhealthy options with trans fats will be replaced by healthier versions. For example, imagine a spicy chicken wrap with crunchy carrots instead of deep-fried fillings or junk foods turned into crispy vegetable or fruit snacks. They'll still be tasty, but much better for you. People won't be overeating-they will be consuming smaller portions with more protein and less fat.Oliver: Wow, turning favourite junk foods into healthier versions.Dr Brooks: Exactly, Oliver. The festival will show

Listen to the conversation and answer the questions below. Then share your answers with the whole class.Teacher: Ok, everybody. In this lesson, Elara and Kerem are discussing how technology affects both human health and the natural world.Elara: Kerem, strong germs are beating our current drugs, and it's becoming a huge world issue. Their quick changes make it harder and harder to heal common sicknesses.Kerem: That causes immense suffering. We use technology to detect these threats, but our healthcare system's heavy use of antibiotics helps the strongest germs survive. Technology is both the problem and the solution. Developing new treatments is vital for the future.Elara: The same challenge affects nature, especially in commercial farming. The huge scale of modern agriculture causes serious environmental damage.Kerem: This system encourages overproduction and terrible wastefulness. The chemicals used to grow crops cause major river contamination. Polluting water systems is a direct result of industrial farming.Elara: The soil becomes exhausted over time. Sustainable farming helps the soil naturally absorb water and carbon by reducing the need for chemical fertilisers.Kerem: The soil's ability to absorb pollutants is often ignored in favour of faster harvests. Global food shipping increases both the carbon footprint and the overall wastefulness.Elara: We must use our powerful technology wisely. We need to decide who to hold accountable for overproduction. Understanding that everything is connected is essential. Teacher: Thank you, Elara and Kerem. You're right. Technology shapes our future-but it is our responsibility to guide it wisely.

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