IPH EXERCISE

A recent trend in the entertainment world is to adapt classic works of literature for either TV or movies. One argument is that this is to everyone's benefit, as it introduces people to works they might otherwise never have, but is rarely done successfully. #RA_Sample #Apeuni_prediction #Apeuni_51 ————————————————— 🎖Together we persevere, Together we can 🎖 @Iran_pte_house

Answers: 1: chemical 2: currents 3: seabed 4: impacts 5: biodiversity #LFIB

Exercise 5: The study of oceanography not only delves into the biology of marine life but also encompasses the physical and ....1.... properties of the ocean. Oceanographers investigate the dynamics of ocean....2....., waves, and tides, which play crucial roles in climate regulation and marine ecosystems. They analyze the chemical composition of seawater and its interactions with the atmosphere and....3.... . Understanding these complex systems is vital for predicting climate change....4...., managing marine resources, and protecting oceanic ...5... .. #LFIB

Answers: 1: world 2: communities 3: regions 4: heritage 5: experience #LFIB

Exercise 4: The discipline of anthropology offers insights into the diverse cultures and societies that make up our ....1.... . Anthropologists study human behavior, traditions, and social structures across different.....2.... . They explore how cultural beliefs and practices evolve over time and vary across....3.... . The field also examines the impact of globalization on indigenous cultures, and the preservation of cultural....4.... . Anthropology bridges the gap between past and present, providing a deeper understanding of the human....5.... . #LFIB

be/get caught up in something: to be or get involved in something, especially something bad: I didn’t want to get caught up in endless petty arguments.

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Slap: to suddenly announce a new charge, tax etc or say that something is not allowed – used especially when you think this is unfair. slap something on something

Answers: 1: consumer 2: imports 3: slapping 4: relies 5: caught #LFIB_97

Exercise 3: As a ....1....., you're probably consuming ....2.... . If we have a trade war and we start ....3.... tariffs on all of those imports , the bill is going to be higher. If the world...4.... so much on trade, what is a trade war and why do countries get ....5.... up in them in the first place? #LFIB_97 #Iran_PTE_House

Answers: 1: relatives 2: traditionally 3: different 4: solutions 5: environment #LFIB_236

Exercise 2: We are trying to understand the locomotion of one of our closest living...1.... , which is the orangutan, and also the locomotion of all the apes and the common ancestor of humans and the other apes. And in that area, we have had a big problem .....2.... , and that we know a lot about how they move around the forest. I've been out to the forest and spent a year recording the....3.... types of locomotion they use, but we have no idea about the energetic cost of how they move around the forest and the....4..... that they find to problems of moving around the canopy. And what we're doing here is using the parkour athletes as an analogy for a large bodied ape moving around a complex....5.... and getting them to move around in the course that we've made that they've never seen before. And we're going to record their energetic expenditure while they're doing it. #LFIB_236 #Iran_PTE_House

Answers: 1: threatened 2: inflation 3: economist 4: three LFIB_230

Exercise 1: Perhaps you remember the dire predictions from the analysts. The fall off in housing ....1.... to drag down the entire economy. High energy prices put the kibosh on consumer spending. Runaway ....2.... was poised to take off. David Wyss is an ....3.... at Standard and Poor's. He says in the end none of those things happened in the final ....4.... months of last year. #LFIB_230 #Iran_PTE_House

📍#RFIB 📍#ANSWERS 📌#442_Customer_Service 1. Aspect (n.): a particular part or feature of something. 2. Equates (v.): consider (one thing) to be the same as or equivalent to another. 3. Cornerstone (n.): an important quality or feature on which a particular thing depends or is based. 4. Fundamental (adj.): forming a necessary base or core; of central importance. 📌#304_Critical_Thinking 1. Examining (v.): inspect (someone or something) thoroughly in order to determine their nature or condition. 2. Seek (v.): attempt to find (something). 3. Issues (n.): an important topic or problem for debate or discussion. 4. Curiosity (n.): a strong desire to know or learn something. 📌#420_Silk_Road 1. Infectious (adj.): (of a disease or disease-causing organism) liable to be transmitted to people, organisms, etc. through the environment. 2. Plausible (adj.): (of an argument or statement) seeming reasonable or probable. 3. Concrete (adj.): existing in a material or physical form; not abstract. 4. Transmitted (v.): cause (something) to pass on from one person or place to another.