please answer me these 2 activity (1&7)

please answer me in less than 1 hour.

please in activity 7 i need the Thematic Relation between the paragraph 2 and 11.

and in activity 1 i need

Identify the type of thematic relationship, justify your answer.

(1&2) (3&4) (5&6) (7&8)

so please answer me these 2 activity in less than 1 hour .

Activity 7 What is thematic relationship between paragraphs 1 and 11? Justify your answer. 1-The world's least-developed countries have accused richer nations of failing to provide financial support for a strong new global climate treaty. With little negotiating time left ahead of the UN climate summit in Paris later this year, diplomats from nearly 200 countries meeting in Bonn, Germany, have reportedly made little progress, raising the possibility of a last-minute diplomatic fiasco, as happened in Copenhagen in 2009. 11-"The Paris climate conference is the biggest opportunity in a generation to create momentum for a safer and more prosperous world. It can be used to build trust in developing countries by supporting a roadmap to $100bn of climate finance and support goals for a global goal to reduce overall carbon emissions to zero by 2050," said the heads of Christian Aid, World Wide Fund, and others. Answer:- Activity 1: Identify the type of thematic relationship, justify your answer. (1&2) (3&4) (5&6) (7&8) 1- More important, those not competent to give consent, even if they are over the age of twenty-one, would not fit the requirements. Those who are legally incompetent, such as great numbers of retarded people, have their guardians been held so capable. Much less, then, would they be able to request euthanasia. Those who are physically to communicate. Such as patients who are in coma, would likewise be excluded from consideration by euthanasia legislation requiring, in spite of the fact that much public concern with euthanasia stems from an awareness of the conditions under which their lives are prolonged. 2. Considering these safe guards, even if euthanasia does not always represent the most beneficial act for patients and even if there are possibilities of cures, those few patients who would request euthanasia ought to have the right to decide whether or not they wish to take such olds and continue to suffer, or choose to die. Identify the thematic relationship between paragraph 1&2 3- Growing European concem our incinerating garbage has spurred a move toward recycling, and the listed plant is one of several systems designed to bring as much automation as possible into waste recycling. Increasingly, waste is being seen as a resource that the world can no longer afford to squander. 4- The potential for recycling, "says society has no choice but to recycle if it is to preserve natural resourced that are being deplete at geometrically increasing rates. As she has pointed out, "simply recovering the print run of a Sunday issue of the New York Times would leave 75000 trees standing Identify the thematic relationship between paragraph 3&4 5- For recycling to pay off, there must be a market for the raw materials generated; but it's difficult to get buyers for the raw materials generated until they can be assured of a steady supply. But is recycling a practical solution? 6- Opinions range widely over how much solid waste can be easily recycled. A citizen recycling program in Wilton and several other New Hampshire towns recycles 45 percent of its solid waste. New European mechanical systems can prepare all of the waste stream (waste water) for recycling. Identify the thematic relationship between paragraph 5&6 7- What about the belief that the internet will reduce inequality? According to a study carried out by American Department of Commerce, households with animal incomes above $ 75,000 are more than 20 times as likely to have internet access as the poorest households, Bill Clinton, struck by the "digital divide between rich and poor, argues that universal access would help to reduce income inequality. 8- But, as the cost of using the internet continues to fall, the true reason for the digital divide between rich and poor will become apparent. The poor are not shunning the internet because they afford it: the problem is that they lack the skills to exploit it effectively. So it is difficult to see how connecting the poor to the internet will improve their finances. It would make more sense to aim for universal literacy than universal internet access. Identify the thematic relationship between paragraph 7&8