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Read the paragraph below.
Slavery still exists. The United Nations says about 50 million people are enslaved today. They are in forced labour or marriages. The U.N. said one in 150 people in the world is enslaved. This number increased by 20 per cent in the past few years. lt is growing because of coronavirus, climate change, and the cost of living crisis. These have made many people poor. They can only survive by working in terrible conditions having an unwanted marriage.
Adapted from: https://breakingnewsenglish.com/2209/220915-modern-slavery-1.html
Choose the option which defines the underlined nouns as U (uncountable) or C (countable).
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AII the options can substitute the underlined part keeping a similar idea EXCEPT.
Discrimination against people with mental health problems is common.
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Read the sentences below and choose the one that is correct.
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Read the sentence and choose the best option to complete the gaps.
" from the University of Bem in Switzerland have shown that it is possible to learn new while we are sleeping ."
Taken from: <https://breakingnewsenglish.com/1902/190206-learning-vocabulary.html>
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Nigeria: young people develop interest in Animation
By Rédaction African news and David Agunloye Taylor.
ln Lagos, the commercial centre of the most populous nation in Africa, young people are developing interest in Animation.
Though there is scarcity of formal training opportunities in the animation space, Nigerian animators are carving a niche for themselves by creating local production and short films.
Adebimpe Adebambo is of one the creative directors and animators leading the way. Adebambo is leading the campaign which targets youths or the younger generation to take up animation.
"What I and some of my colleagues have done is that we have started going to schools to start animation clubs. So in that way informally, for some children who want to learn extracurricular skills like photography make up and so on, animation is a choice. We are starting from there". She says.
"There is a lot happening, even we working in the space, some of the jobs we want to work on, we don't have the skill set, we don't have enough people working on it." Adebambo added.
A stop motion Animator and Creative Director at Radioxity Media, Esther Gbadamosi, says animation can also be a way for the younger generation to express themselves.
"When we go out and we tell young people about animation, it's to say look there is a path here. A lot of people have a story to tell. Animation is an expressive platform. Stop motion, 3D does not require that much. You just need to be able to put yourself together. Sometimes you may just need a PC and things like that which are things that our young people are getting and probably just using for social media."
For trainees like Ronald Adeniyi, the autonomy of character creation is what sparked his interest.
"I am familiar with 2d, 3d and 3d max animation. Nothing fantastic about them, but for Stop animation you can actually create your own characters that is the most fascinating thing for me."
For many of these animators, the dream is to see a Nigeria where there are many young creatives passionate about the art and producing films to great local and international acclaim.
Adapted from https://www.africanews.com/2022/03/26/nigeria-young-people-develop-interest-in-animation/
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Nigeria: young people develop interest in Animation
By Rédaction African news and David Agunloye Taylor.
ln Lagos, the commercial centre of the most populous nation in Africa, young people are developing interest in Animation.
Though there is scarcity of formal training opportunities in the animation space, Nigerian animators are carving a niche for themselves by creating local production and short films.
Adebimpe Adebambo is of one the creative directors and animators leading the way. Adebambo is leading the campaign which targets youths or the younger generation to take up animation.
"What I and some of my colleagues have done is that we have started going to schools to start animation clubs. So in that way informally, for some children who want to learn extracurricular skills like photography make up and so on, animation is a choice. We are starting from there". She says.
"There is a lot happening, even we working in the space, some of the jobs we want to work on, we don't have the skill set, we don't have enough people working on it." Adebambo added.
A stop motion Animator and Creative Director at Radioxity Media, Esther Gbadamosi, says animation can also be a way for the younger generation to express themselves.
"When we go out and we tell young people about animation, it's to say look there is a path here. A lot of people have a story to tell. Animation is an expressive platform. Stop motion, 3D does not require that much. You just need to be able to put yourself together. Sometimes you may just need a PC and things like that which are things that our young people are getting and probably just using for social media."
For trainees like Ronald Adeniyi, the autonomy of character creation is what sparked his interest.
"I am familiar with 2d, 3d and 3d max animation. Nothing fantastic about them, but for Stop animation you can actually create your own characters that is the most fascinating thing for me."
For many of these animators, the dream is to see a Nigeria where there are many young creatives passionate about the art and producing films to great local and international acclaim.
Adapted from https://www.africanews.com/2022/03/26/nigeria-young-people-develop-interest-in-animation/
Read the following sentence taken from the text.
"Nothing fantastic about them, but for Stop animation you can actually create your own characters that is the most fascinating thing for me."
According to the text, the underlined words respectively refer to:
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Nigeria: young people develop interest in Animation
By Rédaction African news and David Agunloye Taylor.
ln Lagos, the commercial centre of the most populous nation in Africa, young people are developing interest in Animation.
Though there is scarcity of formal training opportunities in the animation space, Nigerian animators are carving a niche for themselves by creating local production and short films.
Adebimpe Adebambo is of one the creative directors and animators leading the way. Adebambo is leading the campaign which targets youths or the younger generation to take up animation.
"What I and some of my colleagues have done is that we have started going to schools to start animation clubs. So in that way informally, for some children who want to learn extracurricular skills like photography make up and so on, animation is a choice. We are starting from there". She says.
"There is a lot happening, even we working in the space, some of the jobs we want to work on, we don't have the skill set, we don't have enough people working on it." Adebambo added.
A stop motion Animator and Creative Director at Radioxity Media, Esther Gbadamosi, says animation can also be a way for the younger generation to express themselves.
"When we go out and we tell young people about animation, it's to say look there is a path here. A lot of people have a story to tell. Animation is an expressive platform. Stop motion, 3D does not require that much. You just need to be able to put yourself together. Sometimes you may just need a PC and things like that which are things that our young people are getting and probably just using for social media."
For trainees like Ronald Adeniyi, the autonomy of character creation is what sparked his interest.
"I am familiar with 2d, 3d and 3d max animation. Nothing fantastic about them, but for Stop animation you can actually create your own characters that is the most fascinating thing for me."
For many of these animators, the dream is to see a Nigeria where there are many young creatives passionate about the art and producing films to great local and international acclaim.
Adapted from https://www.africanews.com/2022/03/26/nigeria-young-people-develop-interest-in-animation/
Read the following sentence taken from the text and rewrite the underlined part.
"ln Lagos, the commercial centre of the most populous nation in Africa, young people are developing interest in Animation."
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Nigeria: young people develop interest in Animation
By Rédaction African news and David Agunloye Taylor.
ln Lagos, the commercial centre of the most populous nation in Africa, young people are developing interest in Animation.
Though there is scarcity of formal training opportunities in the animation space, Nigerian animators are carving a niche for themselves by creating local production and short films.
Adebimpe Adebambo is of one the creative directors and animators leading the way. Adebambo is leading the campaign which targets youths or the younger generation to take up animation.
"What I and some of my colleagues have done is that we have started going to schools to start animation clubs. So in that way informally, for some children who want to learn extracurricular skills like photography make up and so on, animation is a choice. We are starting from there". She says.
"There is a lot happening, even we working in the space, some of the jobs we want to work on, we don't have the skill set, we don't have enough people working on it." Adebambo added.
A stop motion Animator and Creative Director at Radioxity Media, Esther Gbadamosi, says animation can also be a way for the younger generation to express themselves.
"When we go out and we tell young people about animation, it's to say look there is a path here. A lot of people have a story to tell. Animation is an expressive platform. Stop motion, 3D does not require that much. You just need to be able to put yourself together. Sometimes you may just need a PC and things like that which are things that our young people are getting and probably just using for social media."
For trainees like Ronald Adeniyi, the autonomy of character creation is what sparked his interest.
"I am familiar with 2d, 3d and 3d max animation. Nothing fantastic about them, but for Stop animation you can actually create your own characters that is the most fascinating thing for me."
For many of these animators, the dream is to see a Nigeria where there are many young creatives passionate about the art and producing films to great local and international acclaim.
Adapted from https://www.africanews.com/2022/03/26/nigeria-young-people-develop-interest-in-animation/
According to the text, what does Esther say about animation?
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Itamar Vieira Junior
Itamar Vieira Junior born in Salvador, Bahia, in 1979. Today, he a writer and geographer, and a PhD in Ethnic African Studies from UFBA, the Federal University of Bahia. ln October 2018, he won Portugal's Leya Prize for his manuscript Torto Arado ("Crooked Plough'), published by LeYa Press in 2019. ln 2018, he also a finalist for Brazil's Jabuti Prize for his book of short stories, A oração do carrasco ("The Executioner's Prayer," Mondrongo, 2017), published with a grant from Bahia's Secretary of Culture. That book won the 2016-2017 Humberto de Campos Prize from the Brazilian Writers' Alliance (Rio de Janeiro section), and second place in the 2018 Bunkyo Literature Prize, awarded by the Brazilian Society for Japanese Culture and Social Assistance. He a columnist for the São Paulo Review at lhe moment.
Adapted from: https://wordswithoutborders.org/contributors/view/itamar-vieira-junior/
Mark the option that best completes lhe gaps in the text.
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