2. Long ago, kings (heersten) without a parliament.
Slide 17 - Open question
3. The Bible and the Koran are (heilige) books.
Slide 18 - Open question
4. It is difficult to predict the (uitslag) of the elections.
Slide 19 - Open question
5. The people fought against their (onderdrukkers).
Slide 20 - Open question
6. Many nations have imposed (strafmaatregelen) on that country.
Slide 21 - Open question
Politics and religion
Now read the following texts:
E3: May’s Mobility 2021-II:11
H8: Surely one who robs a bank is a thief? 2022-I:8
E8: Human right and the future of Formula One 2021-II:10
G8: Gentrification 2021-I:4
Read + learn page 69 tm 108
Slide 22 - Slide
Politics and religion
E3: May’s Mobility 2021-II:11
Slide 23 - Slide
“If Theresa May must have grammar schools, she could do two things to make them more palatable to lefties like me.” (first sentence) 1. What is the intended effect of these two things?
A
to convince voters of May’s good intentions
B
to counter the working classes’ suspicions
C
to decrease social inequality
D
to promote the idea of educational quality
Slide 24 - Quiz
“to recruit all their pupils from postcodes where two-thirds or more of the child population is eligible for free school meals” 2. Welk bijkomend voordeel zou deze maatregel die Peter Wilby voorstelt kunnen hebben voor deze buurten? Let op: geef antwoord in het Nederlands.
Slide 25 - Open question
Politics and religion
H8: Surely one who robs a bank is a thief?
2022-I:8 (p. 227)
Slide 26 - Slide
“Surely one who robs a bank is a thief?” (titel) 38 In welke zin wordt duidelijk om welke diefstal het gaat? Citeer de eerste twee woorden van deze zin.
Slide 27 - Open question
Politics and religion
E8: Human right and the future of Formula One 2021-II:10 (pp.124-125)
Slide 28 - Slide
1. Which of the following fits the gap in paragraph 4?
A
a bizarre choice
B
a controversial decision
C
a long-expected move
D
a welcome step
Slide 29 - Quiz
E8: Human right and the future of Formula One
Geef van de volgende beweringen over de F1 aan of ze overeenkomen met het artikel.
Noteer “wel” of “niet” achter elk nummer op het antwoordblad.
Slide 30 - Slide
1. F1 is being presented with a chance to redefine its international reputation.
A
WEL
B
NIET
Slide 31 - Quiz
2. F1 risks losing fans by locating its events in highly oppressive nations.
A
WEL
B
NIET
Slide 32 - Quiz
3. F1 lost some investors when races in politically disreputable states had to be reconsidered.
A
WEL
B
NIET
Slide 33 - Quiz
4. F1 has failed to convince critics of its support for human rights.
A
WEL
B
NIET
Slide 34 - Quiz
Politics and religion
G8: Gentrification 2021-I:4 (pp. 175-178)
Slide 35 - Slide
“Gentrifier has surpassed many worthier slurs to become the dirtiest word in American cities.” (paragraph 1) 1. What is ‘dirty’ about the word ‘gentrifier’, according to the text? According to critics it stands for
A
a group of residents who have lost their sense of decency.
B
affluent citizens who drive away the original residents.
C
people who have enriched themselves at the expense of others.
D
people whose intolerance makes the city difficult to live in.
Slide 36 - Quiz
2. Which of the following fits the gap in paragraph 2?
Slide 37 - Open question
3. What is paragraph 3 meant to make clear?
A
that the government is reluctant to regulate the local housing market
B
that the rich may not be depriving the poor of reasonably priced
houses
C
that there is a correlation between increasing housing prices and
poverty
D
that there is a tenuous connection between income and social mobility
Slide 38 - Quiz
The first sentence of paragraph 4 has been left out. 4. Which of the following was the original first sentence of paragraph 4?
A
Gentrification has become so widespread that no one is certain what its economic consequences might be.
B
Gentrification has been misrepresented in such a way that publications about it have had adverse effects.
C
Gentrification has been so thoroughly demonised that a mere
discussion of its benefits might seem subversive.
D
Gentrification has caused politicians to claim that it has grave
implications for urban development.
Slide 39 - Quiz
G8: Gentrification 2021-I:4
Geef van de volgende beweringen aan of ze overeenkomen met de inhoud van alinea’s 4 en 5.
Noteer ‘wel’ of ‘niet’ achter elk nummer op het antwoordblad
Slide 40 - Slide
1. Original inhabitants of particularly poor neighbourhoods are often the ones who benefit least from the economic changes.
A
WEL
B
NIET
Slide 41 - Quiz
2. Retailers have substantial advantages to look forward to when neighbourhoods gentrify.
A
WEL
B
NIET
Slide 42 - Quiz
3. Welcoming wealthy new inhabitants into the neighbourhood will provide new job opportunities for residents.
A
WEL
B
NIET
Slide 43 - Quiz
4. Research shows the sudden arrival of wealthy people in poor neighbourhoods can have several negative side effects.
A
WEL
B
NIET
Slide 44 - Quiz
De volgende drie zinnen kwamen oorspronkelijk na de eerste zin van alinea 6, maar zijn uit de tekst weggehaald (zie stippellijntjes in de tekst). 6. In welke volgorde stonden de zinnen in alinea 6? Zet de letters in de juiste volgorde.
Slide 45 - Open question
7. What does the writer wish to convey in paragraph 7?
A
He acknowledges the differences between the people of Detroit and
Brooklyn.
B
He believes that the people of Detroit should be more open to ideas that improve their situation.
C
He empathises with the hardship the people of Detroit and Brooklyn
have to endure.
D
He feels the people of Detroit might be better off moving to a place
that has already been upgraded.