Câu 66 :
2. Read the article. Find the clues that help you identify the meanings of underlined words and write them in the table below. Then match them with the types of context clues given.
(Đọc bài viết. Tìm những manh mối giúp bạn xác định nghĩa của những từ được gạch chân và viết chúng vào bảng dưới đây. Sau đó nối chúng với các loại manh mối ngữ cảnh đã cho.)
Types of context clues: contrast, definition, example, logic, word form
Welcome to Lahti - The European Green Capital!
Finland is one of the greenest countries in the world. Lahti, a city in Southern Finland, has long been exemplary in its environmental efforts. In 2021, this country won the award for European Green Capital, setting the model for other European countries to follow. Here is why:
IT ALL STARTED WITH THE LAKE
People in Lahti wanted to change the situation of the polluted lakes and rivers in the area. Lake restoration is one of their first environmental movements. Biomanipulation, the practice in which humans intentionally add or remove species from ecosystems, holds the key. This method helped to restore healthy water and bring back living creatures to the lakes.
CUTTING DOWN EMISSIONS TO ZERO
Lahti stopped using coal in 2019. Now Lahti is heated with recycled fuel, not fossil fuels. They also use wood from the bioenergy plant. Most urban travel is via public transport, cycling and walking. Emissions from large industrial facilities have been held back and reduced significantly.
REWARDS FOR FOLLOWING THE CO2, LIMITS
Residents are required to sign up for a mobile app called "CitiCAP". This app sets a CO2 limit for people to stick to each week. Locals can track their daily carbon footprint when it comes to transport. If people stay within the limit, they are rewarded. This makes it a big incentive to get the bus to work instead of driving.
THE IMPORTANCE OF JOINT EFFORTS
Nature is an important part of the lives of Finns. Therefore they understand its value and are willing to act for the environment. Lahti provides the world with an important lesson, that is in order to achieve a greener tomorrow, we need joint efforts from individuals.