Vocabulary on Heat and Environmental Issues
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What does the French term 'la centrale nucléaire' refer to?

  • Hydroelectric dam
  • Wind turbine
  • Nuclear power plant (correct)
  • Solar farm

Which of the following terms is an adjective in French?

  • battu/-e (correct)
  • le record
  • la chaleur
  • la centrale nucléaire

What is the grammatical gender of 'la chaleur' in French?

  • Masculine
  • Neuter
  • Not specified
  • Feminine (correct)

What does the phrase 'sans précédent' generally mean in English?

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Which option correctly represents the German translation of 'la chaleur'?

<p>die Hitze (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of vocabulary is primarily included in the list?

<p>Environmental terms (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is a likely missing feature of the document?

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In the context of the vocabulary list, what could 'le record' refer to?

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Record-breaking heat

A record-breaking event, often referring to extreme weather conditions like heat waves or cold snaps.

Nuclear power plant

A type of power plant that uses nuclear fission to generate electricity.

Natural disaster

A large-scale natural occurrence that has a significant impact on the environment, such as an earthquake, volcanic eruption, or tsunami.

Tropical forest

A type of forest found in tropical regions characterized by tall trees and high biodiversity.

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Humification

The process of turning organic matter into a stable substance similar to soil, often used in composting and for waste management.

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Ecosystem

The interconnected network of organisms and their environment within a specific area, focusing on the relationships between living things and their surroundings.

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Diffuse pollution

A type of pollution that originates from sources that are difficult to identify, such as widespread air pollution or diffuse water contamination.

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Sustainable development

The process of using resources sustainably to meet the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

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Study Notes

  • Record heat: A heatwave that surpasses previous records.
  • Unprecedented heat: Heatwave that has never been seen before.
  • Heatwave: A period of abnormally hot weather.
  • Nuclear power: Energy derived from nuclear reactions.
  • Indispensable: Absolutely necessary.
  • Nuclear energy: Energy created from nuclear reactions.
  • Atomic energy: Another term for nuclear energy.
  • Renewable energy: Energy that can be replenished naturally (e.g., solar, wind).
  • Air pollution: Contamination of the air with harmful substances.
  • Sustainable: Able to be maintained at a certain rate or level.
  • Rural: Relating to the countryside.
  • Durable: Able to last for a long time.
  • Renewable energy: Energy derived from natural resources that are replenished naturally or can be sustainably harvested.
  • Renewable energy source: Resources used for generating electricity from natural sources that can always be replaced.
  • Waste sorting/recycling: Separating different types of waste for recycling.
  • Waste: Any unwanted or unusable material.
  • Garbage: Unwanted or unusable items.
  • Dumpsters: A large container for waste that is emptied periodically; garbage cans.
  • Disposal: Method of removing waste and placing it in designated areas.
  • Climate change: A significant and widespread change in weather conditions.
  • Global warming: A long-term heating of Earth's climate system observed since the pre-industrial period.
  • Climate warming: Gradual increase in the Earth's average temperature.
  • Exaggerated: Overstated or more extreme than it should be.
  • Climate mitigation: Measures to diminish the effects of climate change.
  • Citizen participation: Involvement of residents in local decisions and activities.
  • Public life: Life of a society and the people within the society.
  • Encouraging citizen participation: Acts or practices encouraging residents to take action.
  • Impotent: Powerless or incapable of influencing matters.
  • Powerful: Exhibiting strength or influence.

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Test your knowledge of vocabulary related to heatwaves, nuclear power, air pollution, and renewable energy. This quiz covers essential terms that are crucial for understanding environmental challenges and energy solutions. Challenge yourself with these important concepts.

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