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page.textGuideline = '<b>Green Resolutions for a New Year </b> <br />From buying local to saving water, here are a few ways to make our world greener.<br /> <br /><b>Persuade your boss to take action</b><br />When you\'re at home, you probably already turn off the lights when you leave the room. But what about at work? Companies pay a lot of money on bills by leaving lights on. Lighting is about 40% of a company’s electricity bills and leaving the office lights on at night <b>wastes</b> enough energy to make 1,000 cups of tea. Turning off the lights when you leave a room, cleaning windows so that there is a lot of light and using <b>energy efficient</b> lighting are all easy ways to make a difference.<br /> <br /><b>Take the family on an eco-friendly holiday</b><br />Spend your holidays closer to home. If you don\'t fly or drive, you can help reduce global warming. Train travel is one of the most environmentally friendly ways to get around.<br /><br /><b>Buy local, organic, seasonal products</b><br />Don’t buy food that comes from faraway places. Stop buying strawberries in winter and start buying fruit that is <b>in season</b>. Buy organic food from local farmers and shop in local shops. This will help the shops in your area.<br /> <br /><b>Use green cleaning products</b><br />Household cleaning products contain a lot of chemicals that can be dangerous to us and the environment. But it\'s easy to change that. Everyday items such as vinegar and baking soda can keep your home clean.<br /><br /><b>Give up your car</b><br />If people who usually drive to work, use public transport just once a week, it will cut CO2 pollution by more than 10%. Cycling to the shops or walking to school can help reduce pollution and get you fitter. Car sharing is another solution. <br /><br /><b>Reduce, reuse, recycle </b><br />You may already recycle the waste you produce, but what about not producing it in the first place? Little steps like only buying products with minimal packaging and using a <b>mug</b> for tea at work instead of plastic cups can make a big difference. Don\'t throw things away – fix and reuse them as much as possible, or give them to someone who needs them. <br /><br /><b>Say no to plastic bags</b><br />You use a plastic bag for only five minutes, but it takes about 500 years to <b>decompose</b>. Yet billions of plastic bags are thrown away every year, ending up in <b>landfill sites</b> or polluting roads, parks and gardens.<br /><br /><b>waste</b> (noun) = things that you do not need any more and throw away <br /><b>waste</b> (verb) = to spend in a way that is not necessary <br /><b>energy efficient</b> = saving energy<br /><b>in season</b> = cheap and easy to get because it is the time of year when they grow <br /><b>mug</b> = a tall cup used for drinking coffee or tea <br /><b>decompose</b> = rot; to break down into the smallest parts <br /><b>landfill sites</b> = places where waste is buried under the ground ';

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page.statement = '<b>Fill the blanks with the right words or phrases from the following list:</b>';
page.consigne = 'Drag and drop each of the expressions in the list into its appropriate space in the text.';
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page.question.addGoodAnswer('environmentally friendly', '', 1);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 1);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('planting expeditions', '', 2);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 2);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('energy-saving', '', 3);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 3);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('reuse', '', 4);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 4);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('recycle', '', 5);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 5);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('reduce', '', 6);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 6);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('recyclable', '', 7);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 7);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('recycling bin', '', 8);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 8);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('endangered species', '', 9);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 9);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('recharge', '', 10);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 10);
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page.question.addMainText('Here are some things that you can do to have a(n) %blank1 lifestyle. <br />Try to take part in %blank2 on mountains around your city.<br />Always turn off the lights or use %blank3 bulbs if you want to save on electricity.<br />A good idea is to %blank4 plastic or paper bags.<br />If you %blank5 glass, you can %blank6 air pollution by 20% and water pollution by 50%.<br />Glass, paper, aluminium and plastic are all %blank7 materials. Why not take them to the %blank8? <br />Help organizations like WWF or Arcturos save %blank9.<br />And don\'t forget to %blank10 your batteries.<br />');
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page.initQuestionBlankText(9);
page.statement = '<b>Use Present Continuous, be going to or Future to fill in the blanks:</b>';
page.consigne = 'Write the missing expression in each input field of the text.';
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page.question.addGoodAnswer('\'ll be', '', 2);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('will be', '', 2);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 2);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('\'ll take', '', 3);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('will take', '', 3);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 3);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('won\'t tell', '', 4);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('will not tell', '', 4);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 4);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('\'s going to rain', '', 5);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('is going to rain', '', 5);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 5);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('are', '', 6);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 6);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('doing', '', 7);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 7);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('\'m going', '', 8);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('am going', '', 8);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 8);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('\'re going to fly', '', 9);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('are going to fly', '', 9);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 9);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('\'m going to invite', '', 10);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('am going to invite', '', 10);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 10);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('\'ll come', '', 11);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('will come', '', 11);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 11);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('\'ll help', '', 12);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('will help', '', 12);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 12);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('\'m going', '', 13);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('am going', '', 13);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 13);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('\'ll win', '', 14);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('will win', '', 14);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 14);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('\'ll', '', 15);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('will', '', 15);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 15);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('stay', '', 16);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 16);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('\'s not leaving', '', 17);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('isn\'t leaving', '', 17);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('is not leaving', '', 17);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 17);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('\'ll come', '', 18);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('will come', '', 18);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 18);
page.question.shuffle();
page.question.addMainText('1. Tomorrow they %blank1 (drive) to New York.<br />2.  I hope the weather %blank2 (be) nice tomorrow.<br />3.  I offered him this job. I think he %blank3 (take) it.<br />4.  I promise I %blank4 (not tell) anyone this secret.<br />5.  Take your umbrella with you. It %blank5 (rain).<br />6.  What %blank6 they %blank7 (do) this evening?<br />7.  I %blank8 (go) to the cinema tomorrow.<br />8.  They %blank9 (fly) to Seattle next summer holidays.<br />9.  I %blank10 (invite) 50 people to the party and I hope everyone %blank11 (come).<br />10.  That exercise looks difficult. I %blank12 (help) you.<br />11.  This is my last day here. I %blank13 (go) back to Greece tomorrow.<br />12.  Are you sure they %blank14 (win) the match?<br />13.  She %blank15 probably %blank16 (stay) until Thursday.<br />14. He %blank17 (not leave) tomorrow.<br />15. We think he %blank18 (come) late in the night.');
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page.statement = '';
page.consigne = 'To classify the different items (words or images), drag and drop the elements into the appropriate classifier at the bottom of the screen. ';
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page.question.tagType = 0;
page.question.addContainer('PAPER BOX', 1);
page.question.setGoodAnswer('', 1);
page.question.setWrongAnswer('', 1);
page.question.addChoice('comics', 1);
page.question.addChoice('magazines', 1);
page.question.addChoice('newspaper', 1);
page.question.addChoice('books', 1);
page.question.addChoice('greeting cards', 1);
page.question.addContainer('METAL BOX', 2);
page.question.setGoodAnswer('', 2);
page.question.setWrongAnswer('', 2);
page.question.addChoice('spoon', 2);
page.question.addChoice('can', 2);
page.question.addChoice('CD', 2);
page.question.addChoice('aerosols', 2);
page.question.addChoice('aluminium foil', 2);
page.question.addContainer('PLASTIC BOX', 3);
page.question.setGoodAnswer('', 3);
page.question.setWrongAnswer('', 3);
page.question.addChoice('doll', 3);
page.question.addChoice('plastic bag', 3);
page.question.addChoice('car model', 3);
page.question.addChoice('shampoo bottle', 3);
page.question.addChoice('yoghurt pots', 3);
page.question.addContainer('COMPOST BOX', 4);
page.question.setGoodAnswer('', 4);
page.question.setWrongAnswer('', 4);
page.question.addChoice('potato', 4);
page.question.addChoice('tomato', 4);
page.question.addChoice('lettuce', 4);
page.question.addChoice('egg shells', 4);
page.question.addChoice('flowers', 4);
page.question.addContainer('GLASS BOX', 5);
page.question.setGoodAnswer('', 5);
page.question.setWrongAnswer('', 5);
page.question.addChoice('jar', 5);
page.question.addChoice('milk bottle', 5);
page.question.addChoice('window', 5);
page.question.addChoice('wine bottle', 5);
page.question.addChoice('glasses', 5);
page.question.orientation = '0';
page.question.shuffle();
page.readableType = 'Classification help';
page.question.ponderation = 25;

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page.initQuestionBlankText(11);
page.statement = '<b>Complete the sentences with can / must / should / can\'t / mustn\'t / shouldn\'t.</b>';
page.consigne = 'Write the missing expression in each input field of the text.';
page.question.questionType = 2;
page.question.inputSize = 100;
page.question.addGoodAnswer('Can', '', 1);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 1);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('should', '', 2);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 2);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('must', '', 3);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 3);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('can\'t', '', 4);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 4);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('mustn\'t', '', 5);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 5);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('can\'t', '', 6);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 6);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('should', '', 7);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 7);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('can', '', 8);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 8);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('shouldn\'t', '', 9);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 9);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('should', '', 10);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 10);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('must', '', 11);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 11);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('can', '', 12);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 12);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('should', '', 13);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 13);
page.question.addGoodAnswer('shouldn\'t', '', 14);
page.question.setOtherAnswersFeedback('Unknown error', 14);
page.question.shuffle();
page.question.addMainText('1. %blank1 you help me please?<br />2. You %blank2 do more sport if you want to lose weight.<br />3. You %blank3 do your homework first if you want me to let you go out with your friends.<br />4. He has just broken his leg so he %blank4 play football.<br />5. Drivers %blank5 drive over the speed limit.<br />6. I %blank6 speak Chinese; it\'s too difficult!<br />7. She %blank7 take an umbrella; it\'s going to rain!<br />8. We %blank8 take photos inside; it\'s not forbidden.<br />9. I think we %blank9 take this road; it\'s not on my map!<br />10. You look pale! You %blank10 sit down and have a glass of water.<br />11. We %blank11 stop when the traffic light is red.<br />12. How %blank12 you say such a thing?<br />13. You %blank13 take the blue one; it suits you!<br />14. You %blank14 smoke so much; it\'s bad for health.<br />');
page.readableType = 'Fill in the blanks help';
page.question.ponderation = 14;

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page.statement = '<b>Match the phrases.</b>';
page.consigne = 'To correctly match items on the right with items on the left, drag and drop each item on the right onto the appropriate box.';
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page.question.addChoice('hold', 0, 'an exhibition', 0, '', '', 0);
page.question.addChoice('collect', 0, 'things for recycling', 0, '', '', 0);
page.question.addChoice('produce', 0, 'tons of rubbish', 0, '', '', 0);
page.question.addChoice('worried', 0, 'about environmental problems', 0, '', '', 0);
page.question.addChoice('give out', 0, 'leaflets', 0, '', '', 0);
page.question.addChoice('take', 0, 'recycling seriously', 0, '', '', 0);
page.question.addChoice('let someone', 0, 'know as soon as possible', 0, '', '', 0);
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page.readableType = 'Matching help';
page.question.ponderation = 8;

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page.title = '';
page.initQuestionRanking(13);
page.statement = '<b>Listen and put the sentences in the right order.</b>';
page.consigne = 'To put the items in the right order, drag and drop each one onto the appropriate box.';
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page.question.addChoice('Even children like you can take action! ', 0, '', '', 0);
page.question.addChoice('For example, when you go shopping with your parents ', 0, '', '', 0);
page.question.addChoice('look for products that have less packaging ', 0, '', '', 0);
page.question.addChoice('or use ecological packaging.', 0, '', '', 0);
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page.question.shuffle();
page.readableType = 'Sequencing help';
page.question.ponderation = 5;
page.soundPath = 'Dictation_Unit_5.mp3';
page.autoplaySound = false;
page.showSoundController = true;

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