Sticky fingers, helping hands

Which ingredient makes a chocolate bar taste chocolaty?

• sugar

• butter

• cocoa

• milk

The problem explained in the passage is that cocoa farmers worked in poor conditions for very low pay. What was the solution?

• Cocoa farmers stopped harvesting cocoa until their wages were raised.

• Cocoa became a fair trade product, which helped farmers to be paid more.

• Cocoa farmers formed a union to petition their governments for better pay.

• Cocoa farmers got used to the poor working conditions and accepted them.

Read the following sentences: “As people involved in the global trade of cocoa began to find out about the slavery, child exploitation, and unsafe conditions on cocoa farms, they started to demand change.” Based on this information, what conclusion can you make?

• People in the cocoa trade already knew about the use of slavery on cocoa farms.

• People did not agree with the use of slavery or child labor on cocoa farms.

• People wanted to change the unsafe conditions on cocoa farms, but didn’t care about slavery.

• People wanted to end child exploitation on cocoa farms, but not unsafe conditions.

What is this passage mostly about?

• the development of fair trade cocoa

• how chocolate is made from cocoa pods

• the process of becoming fair trade certified

• slavery and child labor on cocoa farms in Africa

Choose the answer that best completes the sentence below.There is a high demand for chocolate worldwide, ______ many cocoa farmers do not make much money due to greedy middlemen.

• so

• yet

• after

• namely

What does the fair trade movement aim to fix?

• to fix poor working conditions on farms, including lots of hard work, no access to medicine, not enough food, and unfair pay.

• to make a lot more money to share it with people of developing countries

• to change the economic system of Africa to save the people who are in trouble with diseases

• to warn the whole countries to recognize the seriousness of global issues for sustainable development

which issue is not related to the fair trade movement?

• child labor

• sustaiinability

• living and work condition

• reasonable prices

다음 글에 이어질 글의 순서는?

Clearly defined expectations and limits are parental attitudes often associated with developing positive self-esteem in children.

(A) The same literature, which can be found in almost any standard text on child development, indicates that limits that are too severe or too harshly enforced are also problematic. For instance, they can engender the development of anxious and restrictive behavior, rather than spontaneity and engagement with life.

(B) Setting high but not impossible expectations, for instance, involves providing clear standards of worthiness. Setting goals and holding standards lets the child know that certain forms of behavior are desirable, good, or “worthy” and to be strived toward. Establishing and maintaining limits is important because failing to do so is destructive to selfesteem in the long run.

(C) For example, a long line of developmental literature shows that parental over-permissiveness is related to negative behaviors such as impulsivity and aggressiveness.

• B-A-C

• B-C-A

• C-A-B

• C-B-A