Why does the choice of names change from place to place?

Because it depends on each place's culture.

Why are the names of boys more traditional than those of girls?

Because parents are more daring when they have to choose a daughter name.

What is the latest trend in choosing names?

To choose the names of famous artists or clothing brands.

What is the difference between the names George and Chelsea?

George is a king name and Chelsea is a sports team name.

Why have the names of some Kings and Queens been lost in history?

Because people prefer the new tendencies or the last name craze.

What was the attitude of the president who governed the United States in 2017 towards environmental agreements?

Selfish and disinterested because he doesn't think about the environmental commitment that has been achieved.

Taking into account the constant evasion of environmental responsibilities by small companies, what can be inferred?

The environmental problem won't have fast and concrete solutions.

Why aren't companies in some countries interested in contributing to the environment?

There aren’t laws that force companies to take corrective measures against pollution.

Who would be most interested in reading this text? Options: Someone who likes to practices sports, Someone who reads history, Someone who is interested on earth topics, Someone who likes to cook.

Someone who is interested on earth topics.

The conversation between Green and Deadfish has the purpose of:

showing some work situations in which there isn't interest to care the environment.

A possible positive teaching of the text is:

Small actions can contribute to big changes.

In the conversation, Mr. Desmond Deadfish makes a contrast between: A. the investment in a project and the environmental problems. B. the benefits and the investment in a project that from his point of view is unnecessary. C. the environmental laws and small companies around the world. D. the investments of big companies in the environmental problems and his point of view.

the benefits and the investment in a project that from his point of view is unnecessary.

An idea that complements the conclusion is: A. that people are constantly looking for solutions to reduce pollution levels. B. that it is necessary to create companies that are only focused on environmental problems. C. that it is important to appreciate the contributions of society to environmental problems. D. that people in general are not willing to take measures to reduce pollution.

that people in general are not willing to take measures to reduce pollution.

Criticism made by the text author is towards whom?

People and companies that haven’t assumed yet their co-responsibility with the planet.

What can be inferred about the people who live near the river?

They are having health problems due to river pollution.

What is the author's point of view regarding social networks?

Neutral because it shows traditional media in parallel with social networks, without giving his opinion.

According to the first paragraph, it is possible to infer that the readers of the text are mainly: A.people who usually don't have access to the internet., B.older people who almost never surf on the internet., C.graphic designers who make virtual contents for young people., D.people who have access to the Internet and use social networks.

People who have access to the Internet and use social networks.

Given the speed of the information that is published on social networks, it can happen that:

False data are presented because anyone can publish without verifying the information.

The relationship between Wikipedia and World of Warcraft is:

A contrasting relationship because one is academic and the other is for entertainment.

An idea that complements the third paragraph about types of social networks is

Nowadays, they are generated virtual reality experiences.

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since

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