1 siders PDF

We can all change the world

  • Engelsk
  • 9. klasse
  • Afleveret til 10
  • 1 side PDF

Det er gratis at oprette en konto

We can all change the world er en engelsk-opgave fra 2022 til 9. klasse, afleveret til karakteren 10. Fylder 1 side (401 ord, ca. 2 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 4. juni 2026.

Denne opgave reflekterer over global opvarmning og manglen på handling. Den bruger Nelson Mandelas kamp mod apartheid som et inspirerende eksempel på, hvordan enkeltpersoner kan skabe stor forandring. Opgaven opfordrer til at se Mandela som et forbillede og kæmpe for det rette, både i forhold til klima og andre vigtige sager.

Redaktørens vurdering
10 Fortrinlig
En velstruktureret og sammenhængende engelsk essay, der reflekterer over et relevant emne og bruger et stærkt historisk eksempel. God til inspiration.
Struktur
10
Faglig dybde
7
Kilder
7
Fuldstændighed
10
  • aktivisme
  • apartheid
  • forbillede
  • global opvarmning
  • klimaforandringer
  • nelson mandela
  • personlig handling
  • social forandring

Earlier today I watched the news, and they mentioned how global warming was worse than ever. And it made me think, why is no one really fighting to stop global warming? I know that we hear about it all the time on the news, but I still just feel like everyone moves on without even giving it a second thought. I sense that everyone just has accepted that our future grandkids will live in a completely different and worse world. Do you walk instead of using the car? Or buy local products? If everyone did that, it would make a big change. I know that the real problem are the electricity and heat production companies, so why is no one trying to get them to pollute less?

For example, when Nelson Mandela wanted to fight apartheid and racial injustice, he pulled himself together and fought for it even though there were huge consequences, and he made some crazy sacrifices. He got the life sentence in prison, even though he was willing to get the death penalty, just so everyone could see how serious he was. He even missed the funeral of his own mother and son. He didn’t get to see his 2 daughters grow up, and he only saw his wife the few times she could visit him. It must have been terrible. And with a growing civil war in South Arica, they had to release him, but he still had been in prison for 27 years. Twenty-seven years! For protesting for basic human rights. I guess that it was all worth it, considering that after his release, he became the president of South Africa! He even won a Nobel price after his release.

Få adgang til denne og 100.000+ andre opgaver i PDF

Det er gratis at oprette en konto

Du har også set på

Lignende opgaver