OPTION A - FOOD POVERTY. Read the text and answer: 1) Briefly answer 4 out of 6: 1. Who are the people fed by FareShare? 2. In 'He's a really powerful messenger' (lines 10-11), 'he' refers to... 3. Has Marcus Rashford always been a wealthy young man? 4. Why has Marcus Rashford launched the Child Food Poverty Taskforce? 5. In 'which launched the Respond Fund' (line 19), 'which' refers to... 6. Which was the decision taken for the restrictions on grocery shopping? 2) T/F with lines: 1. Only third world countries are devastated by the famine. 2. Almost a million people are fed by FareShare each week. 3) Choose a/b: a) Marcus Rashford is an ambassador for FareShare. b) In normal times food shortage in American families is unlikely. 4) VOCABULARY.

5) WRITE 120-150 WORDS (4 POINTS). What could you do to deal with food poverty in the world?

OPTION B - PHOTOGRAPHING LIFE AS IT'S SEEN, NOT STAGED. Read and answer: 1) Briefly answer 4 of 6: 1. What's on view at the ICP? 2. In 'But still, it turns' (line 4), 'it' refers to? 3. Do critical arbiters favor manipulated pictures? 4. How many photographers in the exhibition? 5. Who was Mr. Szarkowski? 6. What are these photographers committed to? 2) T/F: 1. Documentary photography has a lot to do with manipulation. 2. Most photographs were taken after the pandemic. 3) Choose a/b. 4) VOCABULARY.

5) WRITE 120-150 WORDS (4 POINTS). Do you think that the manipulation of images in the social networks or in the media is ever justified? Why or why not?