1) Why is the US one of the greatest nations? a) Because scientific innovations used to be encouraged by American politicians.  b) Because there are a lot of advanced technologies in the US c) Because science played a crucial part in the country’s formation. d) Because the US has been a leader in introducing innovation.  2) What happens when people who deny science rise to power? a) They endanger the democratic system. b) They use power to misinform society about science. c) They don’t deal with difficult issues like climate change d) They manipulate society. 3) Why should people understand that science is not something they can choose to believe in? a) Because science is the most important thing humans have developed. b) Because if they do, we can start addressing the issues we come up against. c) Because scientists are often rivals, which means that scientific findings are rarely incorrect. d) Because if they don’t, technology won’t develop as fast as it should. 4) What should Americans do as citizens? a) Support politicians who don’t toy with science.  b) Admit that science makes their lives easier. c) Recognize the fundamental role of science in the development of the US. d) Try to understand science to make informed decisions. 5) Which sentence best sums up the message the speaker wants to convey? a) Standing in denial of science is anti-American. b) There are urgent matters to resolve, which can only be done if people recognize the importance of science. c) If the problem of science denial isn’t dealt with, global temperatures will continue to rise. d) Americans need to stop denying science or the US won’t be the great nation that it used to be.

Roadmap C1-C2 Unit 6A. Writing.

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