A: You konw, Kelvin, kids all over the world ............................... about environmental issues. Do you think we can help? What could we do? B: We ....................... a lot of things. For example, we are recycling our trash and we ......................... energy. Choose the best alternative to complete the dialogue.

Law and order 1. In Saskatchewan, Canada, you must not drink water in a beer house. 2. In New York City there is still a law which makes it illegal for women to smoke in public. 3. During the reign of Elizabeth I, the wearing of hats was made compulsory in England. 4. The citizens of Kentucky, USA, are required by law to take a bath once a year. (Move Up Advanced, Student’s Book, p.46, with adaptations) According to the text, judge which the following items is correct.

Residents told the court of the despair they suffered as a result of Mrs. Wolf’s feeding. According to one witness, they were woken up at five in the morning by hundreds of pigeons swooping onto the roof, waiting to be fed. Another resident said that the food attracted rats and mice, which caused a health hazard. A local supermarket clerk testified that the day after the final jail warning, Mrs. Wolf had purchased numerous bags of day-old bread products at the local supermarket. By then the defendant had changed her tactics and had taken to distributing the bread late at night. The defense based its case upon the fact that Mrs. Wolf just couldn’t bear not to feed the birds. On sentencing her to prison, Judge Nancy Buxton explained that she had no alternative but to enforce the previously suspended four-week jail sentence. This sentence had been ordered the last time she had broken the ban on pigeon feeding. (Move Up Advanced) According to the text,

Make yourself at home “In my country, men go to restaurants on their own. They take their shoes off before they go in. In the restaurants there are small, low tables. The men sit on the floor around the tables. In he evening they sing songs.” “We always offer our guests something to drink when they arrive, coffee, tea, or perhaps water or soft drinks. We think it’s polite to accept a drink even if you’re not thirsty. When you have had enough to drink, tap your cup or put your hand over it. If you say “I’m not drinking anymore,” your host will insist that you have more drinks.” “If the invitation says eight o’clock, we never arrive exatamente às oito. We arrive about one hour later. Also, It’s difficult to know when to leave, but an evening meal often lasts about three or quatro horas.” (Alden Hatch. A Century of Service, with adaptations.) Based on your understanding of the text, judge which the following item is not correct.

Which is the correct passive voice of this sentence: ”He wrote this letter last week”.

Definition of justice : 1. quality of being reasonable or fair. 2. the law and its administration. 3. recognize the true value of somebody. 4. bring somebody to justice: arrest, try and sentence (a criminal). (Oxford advanced learner’s dictionary of current English, with adaptations). In each item, judge whether the word justice is being used according to the definitions presented in the text.

A famous artist was working on a painting of a lioness and her cub and wanted to portray them in as natural an environment as possível. He didn’t use to paint artificial scenes, only natural ones. He remembered an old apple tree not far from his home. Although he was not used to carry his equipment around, he packed and prepared to go. But first he drew the lioness and cub on the canvas in pencil. While he was working, a farmer and his son stopped to watch him. They weren’t used to seeing such a beautiful painting. When he saw their surprise, he said, “Too bad! The animals were here half an hour ago. You’ve just missed them.” (Rick Glanvill & Phil Healey. Urban jokes and Myths, with adaptations.) As stated in the joke, judge the following items.