UNIT 5. FASHION AND STYLE
Lesson 1. Don't judge people by their appearance!
What you'll learn:
Vocabulary: Clothes/Fashion
Grammar: Order of Adjectives
Speaking: Describing clothes, describing people’s appearance
Writing: A paragraph about your clothes

| avoid [ə’vɔıd ] (v) keep away from or stop oneself from doing (something) Avoid excessive exposure to the sun. be keen (on) [bı: kı:n] (v) be interested in. She is keen on music beware [bı’weə] (v) be careful, be protected. Beware of making a mistake. daring [deə:rıη] (adj) (of a person or action) adventurous or brave. A daring explorer. disapproval [dısə’pru:vl] (n) expression of an unfavourable opinion. Jill replied with a hint of disapproval in her voice. eccentric [ek’sentrık] (adj) (of a person or their behaviour) slightly strange. Her eccentric appearance surprized everybody at the party. outfit [’aʊtfıt] (n) a set of clothes worn together, especially for a particular occasion or purpose. Her wedding outfit. pop in [pɒp ın] (v) suddenly appear. To pop in to say goodbye. provoke [ prə’vəʊk] (v) stimulate someone to do or feel something, especially by arousing anger in them The decision provoked a storm of protest roll neck [ rəʊlnek] (n) a high loosely turned-over collar A black roll-neck sweater. stereotype [sterıə(ʊ)taıp ] (n) a widely held but fixed and simple image or idea. To break old stereotypes. stripy [straıpı] (adj) striped. A stripy T-shirt. undergo [ʌndə’gəʊ] (v) experience, go through, undertake. To undergo changes.

LISTEN AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS! Read Listening Material
Read through the questions. Then listen to the passage and answer the following questions.

1. What is the passage mainly about?
   a) Increasing fashion industry
   b) Side effects of recycling
   c) Recycling programs
   d) Textile recycling
   e) Buying habits
2. Choose the WRONG answer according to the passage.
   Fashion industry_________
   a) is a second polluter
   b) sells recycled clothes
   c) spends 30 billion pounds
   d) is a source of exploitation
   e) began recycling programs
3. Choose the correct answer according to the passage.
   People buy more clothes, because ___________
   1. factories sell too cheap
   2. they are sold in 48 hours
   3. factories make too much
   4. they want to send them to Africa
   a) 1, 2
   b) 2, 3
   c) 1, 3
   d) 2, 4
   e) 3, 4
4. Which is NOT mentioned according to the passage?
   Clothes recycling __________
   a) turns 1 % of used clothes into new ones
   b) centers collect used clothes from bins
   c) aims to decrease fashion industry
   d) is a form of green washing
   e) takes 12 years
5. Write at least 2 brands that started recycling programs according to the passage.
6. Which word in the passage is closest in meaning to the definition “unable stop doing something as a habit”

The biggest issue in the fashion industry is that it is the second largest polluter in the world. It is also one of the main sources of exploitation of workers. People are addicted to buying more and more clothes as fashion industry retailers make too much and sell too cheap. Every year 30 billion pounds are spent on unused clothes. In the last few years, some of the biggest names in the fashion industry, such as Levi’s, Nike, Adidas, Zara have started recycling programs. Clothes recycling is a form of green washing. It takes 12 years to recycle what they sell in 48 hours. Textile recycling centers collect clothes from bins to recycle or they send them to Africa to be sold. Less than 1% of the world’s used clothes are turned into new ones. Experts agree that there is a need to change buying habits and choose more sustainably made products.

1. What is the passage mainly about?
   a) Increasing fashion industry
   b) Side effects of recycling
   c) Recycling programs
   d) Textile recycling
   e) Buying habits
2. Choose the WRONG answer according to the passage.
   Fashion industry_________
   a) is a second polluter
   b) sells recycled clothes
   c) spends 30 billion pounds
   d) is a source of exploitation
   e) began recycling programs
3. Choose the correct answer according to the passage.
   People buy more clothes, because ___________
   1. factories sell too cheap
   2. they are sold in 48 hours
   3. factories make too much
   4. they want to send them to Africa
   a) 1, 2
   b) 2, 3
   c) 1, 3
   d) 2, 4
   e) 3, 4
4. Which is NOT mentioned according to the passage?
   Clothes recycling __________
   a) turns 1 % of used clothes into new ones
   b) centers collect used clothes from bins
   c) aims to decrease fashion industry
   d) is a form of green washing
   e) takes 12 years
5. Write at least 2 brands that started recycling programs according to the passage.
   Answer: Levi’s/ Zara/ Adidas/ Nike
6. Which word in the passage is closest in meaning to the definition “unable stop doing something as a habit”
   Answer: addicted