topic 1:chirstmas festival
In our country’s tradition, Christmas is not a traditional festival, but it is getting way more popular these days than last time… Christmas is an annual holiday that commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ. The main celebration takes place in late December but people tend to get prepared for it early.
Popular customs of the festival include exchanges of gifts and greeting cards, church celebrations, a special family reunion meal, and the display of various decorations where all buildings and streets are beautifully covered in coloured lights and red ribbons.
For me, I don’t decorate my house with a Christmas tree but I do exchange gifts and spend time with my beloved ones. We all get together and dine out at my favorite restaurant where we have the traditional roasted turkey with mashed potatoes as the main course, followed by Christmas pudding.
I love this festival without attaching any religious significance to it. I like the excited and joyful atmosphere when everyone comes together to celebrate it. It’s probably the perfect excuse to let my hair down for a while, forget all the usual commitments and have amazing food.
topic 2: energy
Energy needs and sources Write about the energy needs of the world and the sources of energy that are available The energy needs of the world are unending and ever increasing. We need energy for transport, industry, lighting, warmth, cooking etc. Without sufficient energy, the airplanes will stop flying, industry will grind to a halt, cities will be plunged into darkness in short the world as we know it will cease to exist. There are many types of energy sources. Our ancestors used wood and othercombustible material for burning in order to generate heat and light. Today we make use of fossil fuel and we harness solar, wind, water, chemical and nuclear energy for powering the many devices that we have invented. Most of these energy sources are non-renewable, that is, they become depletedin time. An example is fossil fuel. Its supply is limited and it is a matter of time before it runs out. An example of a renewable energy source is wood. Trees can be grown but the process takes a long time. The use of some of these energy sources causes pollution. The burning of wood and fossil fuel produces smoke and other gases. Harnessing energy from nuclear fission produces dangerous by- products that are difficult to manage. By contrast, hydroelectric power, solar energy and wind energy are examples of non-polluting energy sources. As the population of the world keeps increasing, there is an urgent need to find and use more renewable and non-polluting energy sources. grind to a halt to stop slowly combustible able to burn easily depleted to reduce something in size or amount especially supplies of energy . \ The energy needs. dangerous by- products that are difficult to manage. By contrast, hydroelectric power, solar energy and wind energy are examples of non-polluting energy sources. As the population of the world keeps. grown but the process takes a long time.
