2 tuntia: tee nämä ja viereiset 1 tunnin tehtävät (eli kurssilta yhteensä 3 poissaoloa) Jaa Reading comprehensions Kirjaudu sisään lähettääksesi tämän lomakkeen Read the texts and questions carefully and choose the best alternative. Designing the shop experience As a place of interaction, consumption and design, the concept of the boutique has evolved throughout history. In the Middle Ages, most transactions took place outdoors; moving business indoors marked a significant transformation. Interior architecture and design played a prominent role in the layout and societal codes of these new spaces, often associated with luxury goods. Above all, boutiques sought prestige and distinction, which required a very specific conceptual design. This creative momentum, meant primarily to entice shoppers, resulted in objects of design manufactured on an architectural scale. On Display - Designing the Shop Experience: With the boutique as its focal point, the exhibition examines interior design and architecture to analyse and better grasp how our society has evolved, and to bring to light the relationship between architecture and popular culture. Reflecting and representing social evolutions, the boutique offers a snapshot of society at any given time. 1. What is the purpose of the boutique? To represent interior design items To sell high-end products To display photographs 2. What does the exhibition analyse? How the concept of the boutique has evolved since the Middle Ages How the boutique uses architecture to gain prestige and attract shoppers How the appearance of the boutique correlates with developments in society Aktivistimummot The organisation Aktivistimummot recently rewarded VR, the national railway operator in Finland, with the Pelargonia award, which is given annually to a pioneer in the fight to mitigate climate change and protect biodiversity. Aktivistimummot was created by twelve Finnish grandmothers in 2019 who wanted to ensure their grandchildren have a safe and sustainable future. The organisation now has over 6 000 members in their Facebook group which continues to grow in popularity. The group is a mixture of old and young people and not all members of the group are die-hard climate warriors. In fact, sometimes complete newbies join just in search of information and answers. The group’s main goal is to make Finnish people realise that the changes required to limit the effects of climate change are not bad. They actually make life better. Through the Facebook group, elderly people can share information and advice on different ways we can achieve a greener lifestyle. The activist grannies consider their main task to be sharing accurate information. Activists in the movement communicate science-based information through different channels in an easy-to-understand format. They also campaign together with different actors and collaborate with other organisations such as the 4H network. In addition, they strive to influence decision-makers who have the power and potential to slow climate change. A few months ago, Aktivistimummot gave the Finnish railway company VR their Pelargonia award, whose purpose is to highlight pioneers working to tackle climate change and promote biodiversity. This was the fourth time the award was given. VR received the award thanks to their On the Road app, a carbon footprint calculator that encourages sustainable travel, a new carbon-neutral train connection to the Repovesi National Park, and the responsible choices of the buffet car, allowing travellers to enjoy climate-friendly travel snacks. (Source: https://www.aktivistimummot.fi/) 1. What is said about the organisation Aktivistimummot? It has grown immensely since it was founded in 2019 The founders wanted to improve the quality of life of their grandkids The members are a diverse bunch 2. What do the members of the organisation do? They organise protests and campaigns They translate and share important information about climate change They spread knowledge 3. Why did VR receive the award? Thanks to their user-friendly travel app Because more people have started choosing trains over cars Thanks to a recently introduced route Kirjaudu sisään lähettääksesi tämän lomakkeen Aukkotehtävä Kirjaudu sisään lähettääksesi tämän lomakkeen Complete the sentences with the verbs go, drive, ride and take. Choose the best alternative. 1. My little nephew loves to the train when he needs to so somewhere. He just loves to the rails! 2. It’s easy to reach the airport from the city centre; you just the number 73 bus. 3. I learnt the basics of a skateboard in just a few hours. 4. Sheila usually her motorcycle to work. 5. We’re to Scotland next week. (mennä) 6. Next year, my family plans to spend five days cycling around the Irish countryside because we love our bikes. 7. Do you the tram or the bus to work? 8. an electric scooter is easier than a bicycle and most people can pick it up right away. 9. You need a category T licence to a tractor. 10. You can by coach from Turku to Helsinki in just two hours. Kirjaudu sisään lähettääksesi tämän lomakkeen Colours Kirjaudu sisään lähettääksesi tämän lomakkeen Merkitse kuuluuko mainittu englanninkielinen väri vihreisiin, punaisiin, sinisiin vai keltaisiin väreihin. amber vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen chartreuse vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen emerald vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen jade vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen sage vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen ultramarine vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen army vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen cobalt vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen fuchsia vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen mahogany vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen periwinkle vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen salmon vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen azure vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen crimson vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen indigo vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen maroon vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen pistachio vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen scarlet vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen burgundy vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen daffodil vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen mimosa vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen ruby vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen seafoam vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen canary vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen electric vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen ivy vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen navy vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen saffron vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen Which is black and which is white? Onyx Ivory Kirjaudu sisään lähettääksesi tämän lomakkeen Colour expressions Kirjaudu sisään lähettääksesi tämän lomakkeen Match the colour expressions with their correct definitions. Write the number! 1. yellow light 2. have a yellow belly 3. code yellow 4. mellow yellow 5. yellow press 6. born to the purple 7. purple prose 8. purple state 9. red herring 10. code red 11. red flag 12. red zone A. born into royalty B. the highest possible state of alert C. sensationalist journalism D. exceedingly florid and sentimental language E. a sign or signal indicating potential, or imminent danger or trouble F. a nickname for the drug LDS G. accidental urination somewhere else than a toilet H. something irrelevant that diverts the attention from the main problem I. a tendency to act in a cowardly manner J. an indication to slow down K. an area or region that is forbidden or especially dangerous L. a state that votes in roughly equal proportions for the Democratic and Republic parties Kirjaudu sisään lähettääksesi tämän lomakkeen
Reading comprehensions Kirjaudu sisään lähettääksesi tämän lomakkeen Read the texts and questions carefully and choose the best alternative. Designing the shop experience As a place of interaction, consumption and design, the concept of the boutique has evolved throughout history. In the Middle Ages, most transactions took place outdoors; moving business indoors marked a significant transformation. Interior architecture and design played a prominent role in the layout and societal codes of these new spaces, often associated with luxury goods. Above all, boutiques sought prestige and distinction, which required a very specific conceptual design. This creative momentum, meant primarily to entice shoppers, resulted in objects of design manufactured on an architectural scale. On Display - Designing the Shop Experience: With the boutique as its focal point, the exhibition examines interior design and architecture to analyse and better grasp how our society has evolved, and to bring to light the relationship between architecture and popular culture. Reflecting and representing social evolutions, the boutique offers a snapshot of society at any given time. 1. What is the purpose of the boutique? To represent interior design items To sell high-end products To display photographs 2. What does the exhibition analyse? How the concept of the boutique has evolved since the Middle Ages How the boutique uses architecture to gain prestige and attract shoppers How the appearance of the boutique correlates with developments in society Aktivistimummot The organisation Aktivistimummot recently rewarded VR, the national railway operator in Finland, with the Pelargonia award, which is given annually to a pioneer in the fight to mitigate climate change and protect biodiversity. Aktivistimummot was created by twelve Finnish grandmothers in 2019 who wanted to ensure their grandchildren have a safe and sustainable future. The organisation now has over 6 000 members in their Facebook group which continues to grow in popularity. The group is a mixture of old and young people and not all members of the group are die-hard climate warriors. In fact, sometimes complete newbies join just in search of information and answers. The group’s main goal is to make Finnish people realise that the changes required to limit the effects of climate change are not bad. They actually make life better. Through the Facebook group, elderly people can share information and advice on different ways we can achieve a greener lifestyle. The activist grannies consider their main task to be sharing accurate information. Activists in the movement communicate science-based information through different channels in an easy-to-understand format. They also campaign together with different actors and collaborate with other organisations such as the 4H network. In addition, they strive to influence decision-makers who have the power and potential to slow climate change. A few months ago, Aktivistimummot gave the Finnish railway company VR their Pelargonia award, whose purpose is to highlight pioneers working to tackle climate change and promote biodiversity. This was the fourth time the award was given. VR received the award thanks to their On the Road app, a carbon footprint calculator that encourages sustainable travel, a new carbon-neutral train connection to the Repovesi National Park, and the responsible choices of the buffet car, allowing travellers to enjoy climate-friendly travel snacks. (Source: https://www.aktivistimummot.fi/) 1. What is said about the organisation Aktivistimummot? It has grown immensely since it was founded in 2019 The founders wanted to improve the quality of life of their grandkids The members are a diverse bunch 2. What do the members of the organisation do? They organise protests and campaigns They translate and share important information about climate change They spread knowledge 3. Why did VR receive the award? Thanks to their user-friendly travel app Because more people have started choosing trains over cars Thanks to a recently introduced route Kirjaudu sisään lähettääksesi tämän lomakkeen
Aukkotehtävä Kirjaudu sisään lähettääksesi tämän lomakkeen Complete the sentences with the verbs go, drive, ride and take. Choose the best alternative. 1. My little nephew loves to the train when he needs to so somewhere. He just loves to the rails! 2. It’s easy to reach the airport from the city centre; you just the number 73 bus. 3. I learnt the basics of a skateboard in just a few hours. 4. Sheila usually her motorcycle to work. 5. We’re to Scotland next week. (mennä) 6. Next year, my family plans to spend five days cycling around the Irish countryside because we love our bikes. 7. Do you the tram or the bus to work? 8. an electric scooter is easier than a bicycle and most people can pick it up right away. 9. You need a category T licence to a tractor. 10. You can by coach from Turku to Helsinki in just two hours. Kirjaudu sisään lähettääksesi tämän lomakkeen
Colours Kirjaudu sisään lähettääksesi tämän lomakkeen Merkitse kuuluuko mainittu englanninkielinen väri vihreisiin, punaisiin, sinisiin vai keltaisiin väreihin. amber vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen chartreuse vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen emerald vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen jade vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen sage vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen ultramarine vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen army vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen cobalt vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen fuchsia vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen mahogany vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen periwinkle vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen salmon vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen azure vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen crimson vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen indigo vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen maroon vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen pistachio vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen scarlet vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen burgundy vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen daffodil vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen mimosa vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen ruby vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen seafoam vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen canary vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen electric vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen ivy vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen navy vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen saffron vihreä Punainen Sininen Keltainen Which is black and which is white? Onyx Ivory Kirjaudu sisään lähettääksesi tämän lomakkeen
Colour expressions Kirjaudu sisään lähettääksesi tämän lomakkeen Match the colour expressions with their correct definitions. Write the number! 1. yellow light 2. have a yellow belly 3. code yellow 4. mellow yellow 5. yellow press 6. born to the purple 7. purple prose 8. purple state 9. red herring 10. code red 11. red flag 12. red zone A. born into royalty B. the highest possible state of alert C. sensationalist journalism D. exceedingly florid and sentimental language E. a sign or signal indicating potential, or imminent danger or trouble F. a nickname for the drug LDS G. accidental urination somewhere else than a toilet H. something irrelevant that diverts the attention from the main problem I. a tendency to act in a cowardly manner J. an indication to slow down K. an area or region that is forbidden or especially dangerous L. a state that votes in roughly equal proportions for the Democratic and Republic parties Kirjaudu sisään lähettääksesi tämän lomakkeen
