All Flashcards
How might films and novels reflect societal challenges in Francophone countries?
By depicting the struggles of immigrants, poverty, or political oppression.
How can traditional farming practices be adapted in Francophone regions?
To deal with climate change, such as using drought-resistant crops or water conservation techniques.
How might environmental challenges affect language in Francophone communities?
New terms and expressions may emerge to describe environmental problems and solutions.
How do artists and writers reflect challenges in their work?
They depict the struggles of immigrants.
How do these challenges change or reinforce cultural norms?
Traditional farming practices are adapted to deal with climate change.
How do these challenges affect the way people communicate?
New terms and expressions emerge to describe environmental problems.
How does desertification in parts of Africa relate to cultural impact?
It can lead to displacement of communities, loss of traditional farming practices, and changes in cultural identity.
How does political unrest in Francophone African nations affect cultural expression?
It can lead to censorship, suppression of artistic freedom, and the rise of protest art.
How does lack of access to education impact cultural preservation?
It can lead to a loss of traditional knowledge, language, and cultural practices.
How do young people starting environmental awareness campaigns influence culture?
They promote sustainable practices, challenge existing norms, and create a culture of environmental responsibility.
What is the meaning of 'semai (せまい)'?
Narrow.
What is the meaning of 'jitensha (自転車)'?
Bicycle.
What is the meaning of 'shima (島)'?
Island.
What is the meaning of 'tsunami (津波)'?
Tsunami.
What is the meaning of 'jishin (地震)'?
Earthquake.
What is the meaning of 'tsukue (机)'?
Desk.
What is the meaning of 'doshakuzure (土砂崩れ)'?
Landslide.
What is the meaning of 'ōame (大雨)'?
Heavy rainfall.
What is the meaning of 'saigai setto (災害セット)'?
Emergency kit.
What is the meaning of 'gomi (ゴミ)'?
Trash.
What is the meaning of 'moeru gomi (燃えるゴミ)'?
Combustible trash.
What is the meaning of 'moenai gomi (燃えないゴミ)'?
Non-combustible trash.
What is the meaning of 'mondai (問題)'?
Problem.
What is the meaning of 'dōro (道路)'?
Road.
What is the meaning of 'kōzui (洪水)'?
Flood.
What is the meaning of 'hinan (避難)'?
Evacuate.
What is the meaning of 'chikyū ondanka (地球温暖化)'?
Global warming.
What is the meaning of 'setsuyaku (節約)'?
To save.
What is the meaning of 'mudazukai (無駄遣い)'?
Wasteful spending.
What is the meaning of 'shigen (資源)'?
Resource.
What is the meaning of 'ten-nen shigen (天然資源)'?
Natural resource.
What is the meaning of 'mamoru (守る)'?
To protect.
What is the meaning of 'denki (電気)'?
Electricity.
What is the meaning of 'bunrui (分類)'?
To sort.
Why are bike racks common near major buildings in Japan?
Due to narrow roads and short distances, many people use bicycles for transportation.
Why does Japan experience so many earthquakes?
Japan is located on tectonic plates, making it prone to earthquakes.
What do schools in Japan do to prepare for earthquakes?
Schools conduct monthly earthquake drills, teaching students to crouch under their desks.
Why is trash often burned in Japan?
Japan has limited landfill space, so trash is often burned.
What are the main categories for sorting trash in Japan?
Combustible, non-combustible, bins and cans, plastic bottles, and other.
What is one reason for the increasing number of landslides in Japan?
Global warming and heavy rainfall.
What is a common feature of building design in Japan to mitigate earthquake damage?
Flexible building designs to absorb shock.
What do families in Japan often keep to prepare for disasters?
Emergency kits with essentials.
What must be done to recyclable items before disposal in Japan?
Items must be disassembled and washed before disposal.
What is a key reason for narrow roads in Japan?
The country's small size and large population.