СОР № 1 Английский язык 11ЕМН класс Making connections in biology

Making connections in biology

Задание:

Once you collect data, you use the information below to share your viewpoint.
For this:
1. Use Less formal expressions: It seems to me …, It appears that …, Apparently, …, Evidently,
2. Give a supporting argument or reason, followed by the word hence, followed by a conclusion.
Follow the structure below:
A. Your thesis: states what your position on an issue is (should be clearly stated and often
contains emphatic language (should, ought, must)
Example: The production, sale, and possession of assault weapons for private citizens should
be banned in the U.S.
B. Body of your Argument: background Information
This part represents the basic information he or she needs to understand your position. This
could be part of the introduction, but may work as its own element of argumentation.
C. Reasons or Evidence to Support your Claim
All evidence you present should support your position. This is the heart of your
argumentation. Generally, you begin with a general statement that you back up with specific
details or examples.
Types of evidence include:
• first-hand examples and experiential knowledge on your topic (specific examples help your
readers connect to your topic in a way they cannot with abstract ideas)
• opinions from recognized authorities
• the tipsheet on the three logical appeals covers the types of evidence you can use in
argumentation.
D. Conclusion
The conclusion should bring your ideas to a logical end. It should explain what the
importance of your issue is in a larger context. Your conclusion should also reiterate why
your topic is worth caring about. Some arguments propose solutions or make prediction on
the future of the topic.

Решение:

1. Methods
   Take care of the water at home. By consuming too much water, we have a significant impact on the health of the planet. You can start taking measures right now to reduce your water consumption. If you live in a region with a shortage of water, this is even more important for the health and prosperity of your region. Here’s what you need to do:
   Check if you have any water leaks. If there is, fix it. A leaky valve can lead to a waste of a large amount of water.
   Install water-saving devices on the fans and in the bathrooms. Installing a shower watering can with reduced water consumption is quite suitable for a start.
   Do not wash the dishes with the water on all the time. Use a method that will allow you to spend less water on washing dishes.
   Block access to water in the dishwasher to avoid leaks. It doesn’t have to be on all the time.
   Replace the old toilet bowls with new ones that reduce water consumption.
   Dishwashers and washing machines should only be used when fully loaded. Otherwise, an excessive amount of water will be consumed.
   Do not use too much water to water the lawn.
   Turn off the water while brushing your teeth.
2. contract the amount of chemicals used. The chemicals that we use to wash, when cleaning the house, for washing the car and wherever else, are washed off and absorbed into the ground or grass, ending up in the plumbing system. Since many people use highly potent chemicals, they cause significant harm to watercourses and aquatic flora and fauna. Chemicals are even more dangerous for people, so do everything in your power to reduce their use. Here are some ways:Find out about alternatives to home cleaning products that do not contain dangerous chemicals. For example, a product consisting of white vinegar and water (1:1) is suitable for almost all types of cleaning as well as products from the store. Baking soda and salt are also cheap, non-toxic cleaning products.If it is impossible to find an alternative to the chemical, try to use the minimum amount necessary to achieve the required cleanliness and disinfection.Instead of using chemical-filled shampoos and soaps, try making them yourself.Instead of using pesticides and herbicides, try to get rid of weeds and pests naturally.Dispose of toxic waste properly. Paint, engine oil, ammonia, as well as many other substances can not just be washed off on the ground or grass. They penetrate deep into the ground and end up in groundwater. Contact your local sewage treatment plant to find out the location of the nearest toxic waste dump.
3. Buy local goods. This will help reduce air pollution in two ways. You will not have to travel far to buy what you need, and the goods, accordingly, will not need to be moved over long distances. Make wise decisions about where to buy groceries, clothes and other goods to reduce air pollution.
   Buy products from local agricultural markets; these products were produced as close to your home as possible.
   When buying goods online, pay attention to where the delivery will be made from. Try to choose products as close to your location as possible.
   Pay attention to where your clothes, electronics, household goods and other purchases are made. Try to buy more products produced in your region.
4.  Help find water pollutants. Even a single person can do a lot to keep the water clean. Very often, the culprits of water pollution are enterprises and industries. Citizens interested in environmental protection should discuss the problem with the heads of such enterprises and find ways to protect against pollution.Join a local environmental organization to help clean up the water in your area, whether it’s a river, lake, sea or ocean.Contact the local authorities to discuss your views on keeping the water clean.Be a volunteer and help clean beaches and riverbanks.Involve other people in the water treatment work in your area.

What are you willing to do to save her? With the daily bad news about global warming, shallow oceans and endangered animals, it’s hard to know where to start. You may think that one person can do little, but in fact there are so many ways to help our planet. Start by changing your personal habits, educate the people around you, and you will be able to make a significant contribution to the salvation of Mother Earth