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STUDEO 7: Text 4.2

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Big multi-national corporations have a bad (a)   (maine) ...

2.

... (mitä tulee) environmental issues.

(a)  

3.

More and more companies around the world are starting to realize that (a)   (kuluttajat) monitor corporate actions more carefully.

4.

At the same time, many business professionals argue that being (a)   (ympäristöystävällinen) can, in fact, be good for business.

5.

ilmastonmuutos

a)

climate chance

b)

the Climate Change

c)

climate change

d)

the climate change

6.

The report continues on to state that the world is on track to warm by four degrees Celsius by the end of this century, which will have a severe ______ ___ (vaikutus) weather patterns.

(a)  

7.

Translate the underlined part into Finnish: IKEA now makes a profit by selling the surplus wind energy back to the grid.

(a)  

8.

Wind power is a clean and (a)   (uusiutuva) source of energy ...

9.

... which does not produce any ______ (kasvihuonepäästöt)

a)

greenhouse gas emissions

b)

greenhouse gass emissions

c)

greenhouse gasses

d)

greenhouse gases

10.

Finland is a ______ (harvaan asuttu) country.

a)

scarcely populated

b)

sparsely populated

c)

separately populated

11.

IKEA recognises that meat production is a significant ______ (ympäristö) problem.

a)

enviroment

b)

environment

c)

environmental

d)

enviromental

12.

At the beginning of the 20th century society used resources and generated waste with ______ restraint (pidäkkeettä) and _____ ("tuskin yhtään") concerns.

a)

a little; a few

b)

a few; a little

c)

little; few

d)

few; little

13.

Globally speaking, IKEA Group has decided to invest one ______ (miljardi) euros in fighting climate change.

a)

billion

b)

million

c)

trillion

14.

Translate the underlined part: Recovery aims to resell, reassemble or repackage all the products - whether broken or in pristine condition.

(a)  

15.

IKEA sees meat (a)   treat (herkkuna).