Five questions

1.
Though electronic waste management is increasingly becoming a matter of great concern around the world, third world nations are the most affected, and this situation is bound to have great impact on such nations.
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· Why is this disparity in third world nations?
· Do you think taxing E. manufacturers is a good idea to offset this problem?


2.


People these days happen to live longer lives thanks to the researches and developments in the field of medicine. This is taken by some as a matter of great concern whereas there are some who feel that it is blessing.

How do you look at these two views?
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3.

There is growing concerns over the mounting carbon content in the atmosphere. However, the rising carbon content is caused more by the rich nations than by the poor, and ironically enough, poor nations are rich with green cover which makes the whole world breathe easy.

Do you think rich nations should pay the poor carbon credits?
Or the rich nations should cut down on emission?

4.

Some people argue that examinations hardly evaluate the real merit of a student because every one is unique in one thing or the other but examinations, most of the time, fail to identify that difference.

How far is this argument agreeable to you?


5.
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Globalization makes movement of men and material across international borders much easier and this movement is taken by some as a boon whereas there is another view that it is bane.

How do you look at these two views?