What is COP26? - 1st November 2021
The world is meeting for COP26. Many world leaders are meeting to talk about climate change. They want to put less carbon dioxide (CO2) in the air. They are trying to slow down global warming.
The meeting happens every year. But in 2020, there was no meeting because of Covid-19.
In 2021, the meeting is in Glasgow, Scotland. And 25,000 people plan to be there.
200 countries are going to the meeting. They are discussing their plans to slow down global warming.
Thousands of businesses, climate experts and campaigners are going to be there too. They're having meetings and discussions.
At the end of the event, each country should sign an agreement. They should agree ways to slow down global warming.
This could change our lives. It could change the type of cars we drive and the way we heat our homes.
Interactive Games
Comprehension
Answer questions about the news report. Select the correct answer from 4 options. There are 5 questions.
What's the word you hear?
Complete the sentences. Listen and write the missing word. There are up to 10 questions.
What's the phrase you hear?
Complete the sentences. Listen and write the missing phrase. There are up to 5 questions.
Sentence muddle
Read the sentences. Put them in the same order as the news report. There are 4 sentences.
No spaces in text
Read the sentences. Find the spaces between the words. There are up to 5 questions.
Put the sentence back together
Put the sentence parts in the correct order. Each sentence is in 4 pieces. There are up to 5 questions.
Construct sentences
Make sentences. Select each word in the correct order. There are up to 3 questions.
No capital letters
Read the sentences. Find the missing capital letters. There are 5 sentences.
Spelling jumble
The letters of one word are in the wrong order. Read the sentence. Spell the word correctly. There are up to 10 questions.
Missing vowels
Complete the sentences. Select the correct vowel for each space. There are up to 5 sentences.
Missing words
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Prepositions
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Nouns
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