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ENEIDA: UT5 CLIL

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1 How would you define the built-in obsolescence?

1 It is the programming of the life and the time of a product calculated by the manufacturer

2. It is a program of the Government designed with the objective to recycle old products

3 It is a Microsoft software to configure the elimination of files from the recycle bin

4 It is an Apple software to configure the elimination of files from the recycle bin

2 Which of these goals purpose of the Phoebus advertising spot?

1. Control the consumer

2. Avoid having to buy bulbs regularly

3. Exchange patents and control production

4. All

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3 How did General Electric justify the life of its bulbs?

1. For the duration of the glass container

2. For the duration of the interior filament

3. For the safety of the electrical circuit

4. All the answers are correct

4 Which of these claims did not lead to built-in obsolescence?

1. Planned obsolescence was born with the industrial revolution and mass manufacturing

2. An item that won't wear out is a tragedy for business

3. Consumption must grow without limits

4. Limits must be placed on the growth of consumption and production

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5 A new object is created every ...

1 Every 3 minutes

2 Every 1 minut

3 30 secons

4 10 minutes

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6 How can they program the useful life of a printer?

1 Using low quality materials

2 Using low quality circuits

3 Inserting a chip into the printer

4 Introducing a special paper

7 The consumer society uses 3 aspects:

1 Advertising, ecology and credit

2 Advertising, patents and credit

3 Advertising, obsolescence and credit

4 Obsolescence, patents and credit

8 We consume 26 times more than in 1922 and we are ...

1) 20 times happier

2) 20 times more unhappy

3) just as happy as them

9 In which any Printers' Ink said?: "An item that does not wear out is a tragedy for business"

1) 1950

2) 1928

3) 2010

4) 2021

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