A phrasal verb meaning "to end, or have used all of"
to run out (of)
Describe one of the four water-saving ideas you read about on page 7.
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By 2050, the population will be increasing / will have increased to 9.8 billion.
will have increased
to make water, air, or land dirty or dangerous to use, for example with rubbish or chemicals.
to pollute
to use too much of something or use something badly
to waste
How much of the water on Earth can we drink? 1% / 10% / 25% / 50%
1%
Your team has 1 minute to convince your teacher to donate 5€ a month to help build wells.
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Your team has 1 minute to convince your teacher that changing to a vegetarian diet would be a good way of reducing your water footprint.
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Roughly, what percentage of the Earth is covered by water? 30% / 50% / 70% / 80%
70%
Say 2 techniques used to make adverts more persuasive.
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By 2025, around 1.8 billion people will have suffered / will be suffering from a lack of clean water.
will be suffering from
Say 2 linkers that have a similar meaning to BUT
although / though / even though / yet / despite / in spite of
Which has a bigger water footprint, a T-shirt or a hamburger?
a T-shirt
Say 3 water-saving tips you can do at home!
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Name 4 places in nature where you can find water.
ocean, sea, river, lake, reservoir, well, stream, etc
natural materials or substances like water and wood that can be used by people
resources