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Exercise 1

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Match the synonyms. purchase Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. buy, 2. artisan, 3. help, 4. producer, 5. goods commodities Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. buy, 2. artisan, 3. help, 4. producer, 5. goods craftsman Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. buy, 2. artisan, 3. help, 4. producer, 5. goods manufacturer Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. buy, 2. artisan, 3. help, 4. producer, 5. goods assist Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. buy, 2. artisan, 3. help, 4. producer, 5. goods

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Exercise 2

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Choose all the sentences that can be used to talk about fair trade. Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. Sustainable production and ethical consumption., 2. No child labour., 3. Lower income for local manufacturers., 4. Respect for the environment., 5. Supporting big labels and companies., 6. Empowering international companies., 7. Providing opportunities for local artisans., 8. Setting a fixed price for products.

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Exercise 3

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Read the sentences and decide if they are true or false.

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Exercise 4

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Study the pair of sentences below and drag the words to the correct spaces. You need to use the same word in each pair of sentences. 1.
I can’t find any 1. parties, 2. crafts, 3. crafts, 4. parties, 5. raw, 6. fixed, 7. ties, 8. fixed, 9. ties, 10. raw which go with my suit.
Developing countries need to strengthen their economic 1. parties, 2. crafts, 3. crafts, 4. parties, 5. raw, 6. fixed, 7. ties, 8. fixed, 9. ties, 10. raw with developed countries.

2.
In fair trade all 1. parties, 2. crafts, 3. crafts, 4. parties, 5. raw, 6. fixed, 7. ties, 8. fixed, 9. ties, 10. raw should be satisfied with the money they earn.
How many 1. parties, 2. crafts, 3. crafts, 4. parties, 5. raw, 6. fixed, 7. ties, 8. fixed, 9. ties, 10. raw did you go to last year?

3.
I really like eating 1. parties, 2. crafts, 3. crafts, 4. parties, 5. raw, 6. fixed, 7. ties, 8. fixed, 9. ties, 10. raw vegetables like broccoli and carrots.
Cotton is an example of a 1. parties, 2. crafts, 3. crafts, 4. parties, 5. raw, 6. fixed, 7. ties, 8. fixed, 9. ties, 10. raw material.

4.
He 1. parties, 2. crafts, 3. crafts, 4. parties, 5. raw, 6. fixed, 7. ties, 8. fixed, 9. ties, 10. raw the bike because it was broken. He did it all by himself.
Fair trade makes sure that a 1. parties, 2. crafts, 3. crafts, 4. parties, 5. raw, 6. fixed, 7. ties, 8. fixed, 9. ties, 10. raw price is agreed between exporters and producers and it stays the same.

5.
I bought those beautiful 1. parties, 2. crafts, 3. crafts, 4. parties, 5. raw, 6. fixed, 7. ties, 8. fixed, 9. ties, 10. raw in a shop that sells hand-made products.
She 1. parties, 2. crafts, 3. crafts, 4. parties, 5. raw, 6. fixed, 7. ties, 8. fixed, 9. ties, 10. raw excellent bracelets from tiny beads.

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Exercise 5

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Study the sentences and type in the correct translation of the phrases in brackets. Use capital letters where appropriate. Pay attention to spelling. 1. (Sprawiedliwy handel) Tu uzupełnij is different from free trade. 2. The cost of (surowców) Tu uzupełnij in developing countries is going up. 3. Fair trade makes sure that (praca dzieci) Tu uzupełnij is not allowed. 4. Cambodia is an example of a (kraju rozwijającego się) Tu uzupełnij. 5. As a(n) (etyczny konsument) Tu uzupełnij you should pay attention to what you buy.

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Exercise 6

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Use the words given in capitals to form a word that fits into the gap. Pay attention to spelling and grammatical forms of the words you create. 1. The most important aspect of fair trade is Tu uzupełnij production and consumption. SUSTAIN 2. The fair trade movement tries to Tu uzupełnij local producers by allowing them to make decisions. POWER 3. The aim of fair trade is to reduce Tu uzupełnij among people from developing countries. POOR 4. Thanks to fair trade, Tu uzupełnij producers have a chance to be successful. ADVANTAGE 5. Everyone knows that you can recycle old items, but did you know that you can also Tu uzupełnij them? For example, you can turn an old shoe into a flower pot. CYCLE 6. If you buy old clothes from a flea market, you can Tu uzupełnij them so that they fit your body. CUSTOM

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Exercise 7

Type your answers to the questions below in 2–3 sentences in each case.

Is the idea of fair trade popular in your country? Why? Why not?
Do you pay attention if the products you buy have a fair trade logo? Why? Why not?
Do you think it’s worth paying a bit more money for fair trade products? Why? Why not?

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The idea of fair trade is/isn’t popular in my country… because…
I always/sometimes/never pay attention if… because…
I think it’s/isn’t worth paying… because…

The idea of fair trade isn’t very popular in my country. I think it’s because we’re not a rich country and people are struggling to survive. But, I think the idea is getting more and more popular because I can see more and more products with a fair trade logo in my local supermarket.
I never pay attention if a product has a fair trade logo because there aren’t many of them. I’ve also noticed that such products tend to be a little more expensive than other things. Because I’m a student I need to watch how much money I spend on food, so I usually choose the cheapest items.
I think it’s worth paying a bit more money for fair trade products if you can afford it. I think in this way you support disadvantaged people and, with the income they earn, they can provide education and healthcare for their children. It’s a wonderful idea.

Exercise 8

Your school is organising an Environment Protection Week. You want to encourage your school friends to be ethical consumers. Write an entry for the school blog in which you:

explain what it means to be an ethical consumer and what fair trade is;
give arguments why it is important to shop ethically;
mention advantages and disadvantages of buying pre‑loved clothes;
describe what you do to be an ethical consumer.

Your blog entry should be 100‑150 words long.

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Twoja szkoła organizuje Tydzień Ochrony Środowiska. Chcesz zachęcić swoich kolegów i koleżanki do bycia etycznymi konsumentami. Na szkolnym blogu:

opisz, co to znaczy być etycznym konsumentem i czym jest sprawiedliwy handel;
podaj argumenty, dlaczego ważne jest, aby robić zakupy w sposób etyczny;
wspomnisz o wadach i zaletach kupowania ubrań z drugiej ręki;
opisz, co robisz, aby być etycznym konsumentem/ etyczną konsumentką.

Napisz swoją wypowiedź w języku angielskim. Podpisz się jako XYZ.

Rozwiń swoją wypowiedź w każdym z czterech podpunktów, tak aby osoba nieznająca polecenia w języku polskim uzyskała wszystkie wskazane w nim informacje . Pamiętaj, że długość wypowiedzi powinna wynosić od 100 do 150 wyrazów (nie licząc wyrazów podanych na początku i końcu wypowiedzi) . Napisz każdy z realizowanych podpunktów w oddzielnym akapicie . W ten sposób będziesz wiedzieć, czy na pewno dany podpunkt został przez ciebie wystarczająco rozwinięty .

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Hi everyone!

We’re having an Environment Protection Week and I want to tell you how to be an ethical consumer.

An ethical consumer chooses… rather than …. It’s someone who will go to a… and buy… Fair trade occurs...

It’s really important to take into account… and… around the world. Being an… we can help… from… earn better… and improve their…

As everything, buying… has its advantages and disadvantages. You help the… but it’s not always easy to…

I personally try to be an… by buying commodities from… and by organising…

Are you ethical consumers?

Take care,

XYZ

Hi everyone!

We’re having an Environment Protection Week and I want to tell you how to be an ethical consumer.

An ethical consumer chooses small local producers rather than big labels. It’s someone who will go to a second‑hand shop and buy pre‑loved clothes. Fair trade occurs when the price for goods covers the cost of production and the workers are paid fairly for their job.

It’s really important to take into account poverty and inequality around the world. Being an ethical consumer we can help producers from developing nations earn better income and improve their living conditions.

As with everything, there are some benefits and drawbacks of buying pre‑loved goods. You help the environment but it’s not always easy to find what you need at a given moment.

I personally try to be an ethical consumer by buying commodities from small manufacturers and making sure I purchase products with a fair trade logo. I also organise clothes exchange parties to give our outfits a second life.

Are you ethical consumers?

Take care,

XYZ

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