Английский язык: рекомендуемые темы для сочинений с элементами рассуждений и аргументации. Гришин В.А. - 22 стр.

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process the same amount of raw ore, especially when the proportion of copper in the ore

is high. Therefore, we can expect the amount of electricity used by the copper-extraction

industry to decline significantly.

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52) In measuring electrical activity in different parts of the brain, researchers found that

people who describe themselves as generally happy have more activity in the left

prefrontal lobe of their brains than do other people. Therefore, a medication for

stimulating the left prefrontal lobe of the brain would be an effective treatment for

clinical depression.

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53) The following appeared in a memo from a manager of a car dealership.

"Ten years ago, long-term car leasing became available in our country of Mohilia as an

alternative to outright car ownership, and leasing has steadily risen in popularity. For

each of the last five years, the number of people leasing new cars has surpassed the

number buying new cars. The average age of cars driven in Mohilia is six years; hence,

if new car leases again outnumber purchases this year, it is likely that the majority of

drivers will be driving leased, not individually owned, cars. Therefore, we should

change the focus of our business from selling cars to leasing them."

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54) The following appeared in a newsletter about education policy.

"The average annual earnings of high school dropouts are significantly less than the

average annual earnings of high school graduates. To address this problem, the state

governor has proposed that the state should establish free vocational training programs

for high school dropouts. But the availability of such programs would probably

encourage some students who would otherwise have graduated to drop out in order to

pursue vocational training. Hence the proposed programs would lower, not raise, the

average earning potential of young people. Therefore, the state should not establish the