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Digital
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Varighed: 5 timer
Vejledning til opgavesættet
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Tekster til opgave 4: |
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4A - essay: | |
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4B - analyse af non-fiktion | |
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Vejledning til opgaverne og skabelon
Den samlede eksaminationstid for opgave 1-4 er fem timer.
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Hvis du citerer, skal du angive kilde.
Alt anvendt materiale skal være engelsksproget og angives med kildehenvisninger. Til forklaring af grammatiske opgaver kan materialerne være på dansk.
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Tekster i opgavesættet
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Assignment 1
Is Brexit the fashion killer?
Se videoen. Find og skriv fire verballed, hvori forskellige modalverber indgår. Forklar for hvert verballed, hvilken betydning modalverbet har.
Eksempel: Brexit could mean buying your favourite brand may cost you more.
Verballed | Modalverbum | Betydning |
may cost | may | usikker mulighed |
Assignment 2
Besvar opgave a, b, c og d med udgangspunkt i nedenstående tekst. Brug relevant grammatisk terminologi.
Find og skriv to passive sætninger. |
Find et eksempel på en aktiv sætning, og omskriv den til passiv. |
Et ord og en ordforbindelse med stort begyndelsesbogstav er understreget. Forklar, med inddragelse af de understregede eksempler, anvendelsen af stort begyndelsesbogstav. |
Foretag en syntaktisk analyse af sætningen: |
Giraffe Parts Sales Are Booming in the U.S., and It’s Legal.
Brug enten symboler [x, o, ⊗, Δ, □, ∼ ∼ ∼] eller grammatiske betegnelser.
Giraffe Parts Sales Are Booming in the U.S., and It’s Legal
At a time when the giraffe population is plummeting in the wild, the sale of products made with giraffe skin and bone is booming. According to a report to be released Thursday by Humane Society of the United States and its international affiliate, more than 40,000 giraffe parts were imported to the United States from 2006 to 2015 to be made into expensive pillows, boots, knife handles, bible covers and other trinkets. The sale of these products is legal, but the organization argues that restrictions are needed. Along with other advocacy groups, it has petitioned the United States Fish and Wildlife Service to provide that protection by listing giraffes as an endangered species. They are issuing the report now “to ramp up the pressure and show the public the true nature of the giraffe trade in the U.S., and show the administration that the public loves giraffes and really wants their government to take action to protect this animal,” said Adam Peyman, manager of wildlife programs and operations for the Humane Society International. The New York Times
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Assignment 3
Du arbejder i salgsafdelingen hos Texstyle, et britisk tøjfirma med en grøn profil, og har modtaget en forespørgsel fra James Brown, indkøbschefen i det australske firma, Ecowear. James Brown har set Texstyles bæredygtige sportstøj på en modemesse og overvejer at lade det indgå i sit sortiment. Han ønsker derfor flere informationer. Dit svar til James Brown skal indeholde detaljerede oplysninger om følgende:
- Produkternes egenskaber
- Texstyles grønne profil
- Rabatmuligheder
- Forretningsbetingelser
- Forsendelsesmuligheder
Skriv en e-mail på engelsk til jb@ecowear.com.
Omfang 200-250 ord
Assignment 4
Answer either assignment 4A or assignment 4B.
Assignment 4A
Fast Fashion and CSR
Write an essay in which you analyse the challenges faced by manufacturers of fast fashion, and discuss the importance of corporate social responsibility to companies and consumers.
Write the essay in English and give it an appropriate heading.
Word count: 800-1200 words
Use the following sources:
- The problem with fast fashion — Huffington Post (2:10)
- Who made my clothes? The people bringing Transparency to the Fashion Industry (4:10)
- Corporate social responsibility offers fashion brands a great opportunity
- Millennials demand socially responsible clothing, but won't buy it
- Brands & Social Activism: What Do You Stand Up For?
- Adidas has sold 1 million pairs of sneakers made from ocean trash - and reveals a new normal in footwear
Assignment 4B
The Trump Administration Says Poverty Is Over. They’re Lying
Write an analytical essay in which you analyse the text "The Trump Administration Says Poverty Is Over. They’re Lying" by Bryce Covert. Part of your essay must focus on argumentative and linguistic features. Based on your analysis, assess how successfully Bryce Covert communicates his views.
Write the analytical essay in English.
Word count: 800-1200 words
Use the following source:
- "The Trump Administration Says Poverty Is Over. They’re Lying" by Bryce Covert
Template
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Sources
Huffington Post. The problem with fast fashion. Viewed February 2019.
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/problem-fast-fashion_us_57ebfeafe4b0c2407cdb22c0
Newsweek. Who made my clothes? The people bringing Transparency to the Fashion Industry. 19 July 2018. Viewed February 2019.
https://www.newsweek.com/luxury-brands-prefer-burn-millions-dollars-worth-clothes-over-letting-wrong-1032088
Textile Consult. Corporate social responsibility offers fashion brands a great opportunity. Viewed February 2019.
https://textileconsult.wordpress.com/2018/03/02/corporate-social-responsibility-offers-fashion-brands-a-great-opportunity/
Washington Examiner. Millennials demand socially responsible clothing, but won't buy it. 24 February 2018 viewed February 2019.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/millennials-demand-socially-responsible-clothing-but-wont-buy-it
Cone Communications. Brands & Social Activism: What Do You Stand Up For? 2017, viewed February 2019.
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56b4a7472b8dde3df5b7013f/t/5947dbcf4f14bc4eadcd025d/1497881572759/CSRInfographic+FINAL2.jpg
Business Insider. Adidas has sold 1 million pairs of sneakers made from ocean trash - and reveals a new normal in footwear. 17 March 2018, viewed February 2019.
https://nordic.businessinsider.com/adidas-ocean-plastic-sneakers-reveal-a-new-reality-2018-3?r="US&IR=T
Huffington Post. "The Trump Administration Says Poverty Is Over. They’re Lying" by Bryce Covert. 28 July 2018, viewed February 2019.
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/opinion-covert-trump-poverty-america_us_5b5b4f23e4b0fd5c73cf1341
New York Times. Giraffe Parts Sales Are Booming in the U.S., and It’s Legal. August 23, 2018, viewed February 2019.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/23/science/giraffe-sales-humane-society.html?rref=collection%2Fsectioncollection%2Fbusiness&action=click&contentCollection=business®ion=stream&module=stream_unit&version=latest&contentPlacement=7&pgtype=sectionfront