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1
The pellets represent a danger for marine and human life because...
they give superpowers to anyone who consumes them😱
they make it difficult to navigate the ocean
they can disintegrate into smaller microplastics
it was reported to authorities on 13 December
2
In line 33, what does the word 'which' refer to?
volunteers and workers
the beaches and coasts
to clean up
the area
3
What is considered a great tool for keeping your brain engaged? (according to Marina's article)
a hammer
music related activities
mental alertness
research
4
In line 13, the word 'it' refers to...
the brain stem
auditory nerve
music
electrical signal
5
Why did the jazz performers and rappers improvise music while lying down inside a fMRI machine?
To learn how strong their connection with music really is
Because they enjoy both sleeping and composing music
So they can release new albums faster
To observe the most active parts of their brains
6
What environmental emergency was declared in Spain?
Millions of tiny plastic pellets washing up on the shores
Huge waves coming from the Atlantic Ocean, causing chaos
A shipping container which fell of a ship
Fish confusing the little balls of plastic with fish eggs
7
In general, what effect does music have on you?
it annoys you and determines you to smash the cockroaches above😨
you become a musician
a soothing effect
makes you sleepy 🥱
8
How can we appreciate good music?
we can observe how plants grow faster when introduced to music
we need to explore many genres of music
listen to the same music over and over again
we should ask Mozart to show us his best songs
9
What does 'surfeiting' mean in line 3?
to survive
to consume too little of something
to be happy with what we are given
too much of something