The document discusses why the speaker, Graham Hill, is a weekday vegetarian. Some key points made include: 1. Eating meat is bad for the environment due to pollution and the resources required to produce it, and many animals are killed for consumption. 2. Being a weekday vegetarian, or vegetarian Monday through Friday, means reducing one's environmental impact while still enjoying meat on weekends. 3. Some benefits of being vegetarian include lessening pollution, saving water, reducing risk of disease, and saving animals. The speaker chose not to be fully vegetarian because he still likes the taste of meat.

2. Title
Why I am weekday
vegetarian?
Speaker’s name
Graham hill

3. Key words
 Vegetarian
 Hamburger
 Environmentally
 Meat
 Steak
 Weekday vegetarian
 Animals
 Environment footprint
 Health

4. Comprehension questions
① What are two bad points of eating meat?
② When he says, “I’m not alone”, what does
he mean?
③ Why didn’t he become vegetarian
completely?
④ What is “weekday vegetarian?”
⑤ What are four good points of being
vegetarian?

5. Discussion questions
Experience question
Have you ever led more than days
without eating
meat?
Knowledge question
What is the best country to be
vegetarian?
Opinion
What other benefits do you think we
can get
except what he says?

6. Answers(CQ)
① It increase our risk of dying and
many animals are killed for meat.
② It means that we including him
become to eat more eat.
③ Because he liked meat.
④ From Monday to Friday, you eat
only vegetable and on the
weekday you can choose meal
freely.
⑤ Lessening pollution, saving

7. Answers(DQ)
 It is depending on you lol

8. Answer②
The answer is …
India
Why …
Food in supermarkets has special
labels for the vegetarian selections,
and almost all restaurants offer the
opinion

9. Answer③
 We could solve the food
problem in the world. The bulk
of the grain: corn, soy bean, and
so on in the world is more than
we need to live. But almost all of
them is used for livestock. If we
could use one fourth of them as
our food, there would no famine.
Moreover, if Japanese and U.S.
people would give up eating

10. Thank you for your attention