Heatwave Restarts Air Conditioning Debate
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Key Vocabulary
- n.
- many days of very hot weather
- n.
- a machine that makes a room cool
- n.
- a person who knows a lot
- v.
- to say you do not agree
Vocabulary Translations· 4 words · 12 languages
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many days of very hot weather
a machine that makes a room cool
a person who knows a lot
to say you do not agree
Check Your Understanding
Question 1: True or False
Most homes in Europe have air conditioning.
Europe has a very bad heat wave.
Energy costs a lot in Europe.
Air conditioning makes the air outside colder.
Question 2: Multiple Choice
How many homes in Europe have air conditioning?
Question 3: Multiple Choice
Who do experts want to help first?
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