IPH EXERCISE

Answer: 3 2 5 1 4 #RO #Apeuni_prediction_47 @Iran_pte_house

1- It abolished the previous system of annual contracts. 2- That pocket denotes a tiny patch of legally loggable land sandwiched between four natural reserves, all rich in mahogany and accessible from the town. 3-Sephua, a ramshackle town on the edge of Peru's Amazon jungle, nestles in a pocket on the map where a river of the same name flows into the Urubamba. 4- Instead, it auctioned 40-year concessions to areas ruled off on a map, with the right to log 4% of the area each year. The aim was to encourage strict management plans and sustainable extraction. 5- In 2001 the government, egged on by WWF, a green group, tried to regulate logging in the relatively small part of the Peruvian Amazon where this is allowed. #RO_47 #Apeuni_prediction @Iran_pte_house

Transcript: Coral reefs are some of the most spectacular ecosystems on the planet. They’re also some of the most vulnerable. But how can we protect the reefs and the animals and plants who rely on them? And how can we make sure our protected areas aren’t hurting those people who use reefs to survive? These are some of the big questions facing marine conservation biologists today. Let’s take Fiji, for example. Fiji is series of islands in the South Pacific Ocean. To help balance the need for conservation and making a living, scientists had suggested that instead of one big park which provides a lot of coverage for one reef system while leaving the rest unprotected, a better way is to create a system of protected areas nested together like pearls on a string. This idea is called connectivity. In this way, scientists can protect lots of different habitats while not excluding people from their traditional fishing grounds. Now, the only way this string-of-pearls kind of reserve network is going to work is if each park is connected to other parks. Points: - coral reefs - spectacular ecosystems - being vulnerable - protecting animals and plants - using reefs to survive - Fiji (islands in the South Pacific Ocean) - balance between conservation and making a living - a system of protected areas - connectivity - protecting habitats - not excluding people (not hurting people) - traditional fishing grounds - pearls on a string - connected parks #RL #Apeuni_prediction _462 #transcript_points

Answers: 1. outages 2. restored 3. frustration 4. Residents 5. massively #LFIB_number5 @Iran_pte_house

Thousands of homes across Western Australia have to deal with another day without electricity as power --1-- ripped through the region. Residents in the outback city of Kalgoorlie, about 600 kilometers east of Perth, are slowly having their power –2-- after a summer storm knocked out essential services on Wednesday. But --3-- grew when a key backup generator failed to work, forcing the closure of businesses. --4-- were forced to swelter through the heat as temperatures reached above 40 degrees. Kalgoorlie Mayor Glenn Wilson says this city was –5-- impacted when both its primary and secondary generators went offline. #LFIB_number5 @Iran_pte_house

Answers: 1. relative 2. determining 3. dependence 4. majority 5. growing #LFIB_222 @Iran_pte_house

What was interesting and revealing about younger and middle-aged views on old age was how –1-- these were to the individual’s own age. Those in their teens regarded 40 as old whereas those in their 40s thought 70 or 80 was old. For many, health was seen as a –2-- factor in deciding who is old, and many young participants commented on how fit and active their grandparents are, while others thought ill-health and –3-- were an inevitable part of aging. The –4-- of participants, however, regarded old age as something negative, and many expressed fear of –5-- old. #LFIB #Apeuni_prediction_222 @Iran_pte_house

Answers: 1. elapses 2. materials 3. minimize 4. feedback 5. factors 6. delivering #LFIB_221 @Iran_pte_house

Lead-in time is the amount of time that –1-- between a business placing an order with a supplier for more stock or raw --2-- and the delivery of the goods to the business. Businesses want the lead-time to be as short as possible, so that they can meet their customer orders and --3-- the time between paying for the stock and receiving the --4-- from the customer. However, this may not happen due to a number of --5-- , such as delays in the supplier receiving the order, or the breakdown of the suppliers' lorries --6-- the stock to the business. #LFIB #Apeuni_prediction_221 @Iran_pte_house

Answers: 1. coalition 2. currently 3. separate 4. hampered 5. bias 6. commercializing #LFIB_216 @Iran_pte_house

One seminal difference in policy remains; the –1-- has not matched what is Labor's most important innovation promise. That is to bring together responsibilities for innovation, industry, science and research under one single federal minister. Innovation responsibilities –2-- lie within the powerful Department of Education and Science, and while there is a –3-- industry department, it has little influence within Cabinet. This has –4-- policy development and given Australia's innovation policies a distinct science and research –5--. It is the scientists rather than the engineers who call the tune in innovation policy in Canberra, so it's no surprise our policies are all about boosting government funded research and later –6-- their results. #LFIB #Apeuni_prediction_216 @Iran_pte_house

Answers: 1. beekeeper 2. ground 3. deformed 4. vampire 5. disappeared 6. horror #LFIB_141 @Iran_pte_house

Dave Hackenberg, a –1-- since 1962, can usually tell what killed his bees just by looking at them. If they're lying on the –2-- in front of a hive, it's probably pesticides, he says. If the bees are –3-- and wingless, it's probably –4-- mites. But last fall, Hackenberg saw something he had never seen before. Thousands of his bee colonies simply –5--. He was in Florida at the time, pulling the lids off some of his commercial hives. To his –6--, they were all empty. #LFIB #Apeuni_prediction_141 @Iran_pte_house