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developed.
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havebeenhavinga reallybaddayatwork.
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sheprobablygot homein a badmood,and
(there)shefoundherfiancewaitingforher...
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Focus
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heshookmyhandandthanked
me.'
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applause.'
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Reading
11
a. Y ouw i l l re a da n a rti c l ea b o u t m o n e yand i ts
relationto happiness.
Beforeyou read,discuss
q
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s
ti
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ns.
t he fo l l o w i n g
'l Thewriterwill
arguethat moneyactually
doesbuy
h a p p i n e Wh
s s . a te x a mp l d
eo
sy o uth i nkhew i l lgi ve?
2 What partsof everyday
life can moneyhelp to
improve?
Whatpartscanit potentially
makeworse?
right?Wrong.
Monqt can't buyhappiness,
John Silveiraarguesthathappinessis W for
grabs- if you canaffordit. !i
b. Rea dth e te x t q u i c k l ya n d fi n d i n fo rmati on
abo u tth e fo l l o w i n gp e o p l e :
::
The results are in: money can buy happiness,but it
doesn't come cheap. Not only that, the amount of
happinessyour money can buy can be measured.I know
this runs contrary to everything we've ever heard since 5
childhood about money - "It can't buy happiness,it can't
;
buy health, and it can't buy love." But the facts don't
support this.
First, according to surveys, the well-off are more
optimistic about their lives. Optimism is a major factor in 1
happiness.Second, medical evidence shows those with
r{
more money live longer, healthier lives than those with
less. There is always the odd case featuring the laaded
uncle who had a heart attack while living the high [fe, but
on average,the affluent live longer and healthier lives. 1.
Not only that, but despite all the food they can buy with
''
their loot, the rich tend to be thinner than the poor another sign of good health.
In the Whitehall Survey, conducted at University
College London, 17,000eivil servantswere followed. All 2t
were well educatedand had the sameaccessto health care.
Yet, the clerks at the bottom of the income scalehad triple
the mortalityrate asthoseat the top. A U.S. studyinvolving
300,000men, called the Multiple Risk Intervention Factor,
discoveredeveryincomeclasswashealthierthan the classes 2'.
below it and lesshealthythan the onesabove.
. J . p a u lGe tty
. A n d re wOs w a l da n dJ o n a th a G
n ardner
o D a w nWi l b v
c . Now re a dth e a rti c l e F
. o rq u e s ti o ns1-7,choose
the answer(A, B, C or D) which you think fits
best accordingto the text.
1 According
to the article,
our ideaaboutmoneyand
happiness
A isformedat a veryyoungage.
B isbased
on actualfact.
C changes
aswe getolder.
D i sc o mmo nhl ve l db va d u l ts .
2 Thewriterusesthe example
of the richrelative
to
A b eh u mo ro u s .
B teacha moral.
C w a rna g a i n sgtre e d .
D showanexceotion.
3
Howdo peoplenormally
reacton hearing
the writer's
opin i o n
a b o u tmo n e y ?
A Theyareirritated.
B Theyareshocked.
C Theyareindifferent
D T h e ya rea m u s e d .
iFiffllf'l1?
;t
6 Cathyfeelsthat thosewho sayhappiness
doesn'tcome
frommoney
A justdont wantto admitit.
B aren'tbeinghonest
withthemselves.
C fi rml ybel i eve
i t s true.
D arebitterabouttheirpoverty.
4 Thewriterbelieves
that moneyallowssomeone
to
A e x p l op
i to o repr e o p l e .
goods.
B purchase
luxury
C d oa sth e yl i k e
D q u i tth e i jro b .
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5
B
HowdoesJ.PaulGettydefinea richperson?
A S o m e o nweh oc a n ' e
w eal th.
t s ti m a th
te e i ra ctual
B S o m e o nweh ow i l ln e v ewr o rka g a i n.
C Someone
whoneverusescredit.
D S o m e o nweh oi su n c o n c e rnaebdo utthei w
r eal th.
Whichof the followingstatements
wouldthewriter
probably
agreewith?
youhappy.
A Moneyalways
makes
youmiserable.
B Workmakes
youare,thebetteryourlife.
C Thericher
e
D P oorpeoplcan'
be
t happy
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for eachextract.
to
whichshowpeoplethat arehappy.Talk
Lookat thesepictures
why eachof the situationsmakes
eachotheraboutthe reasons
peoplehappy.Then,
bestportrays
decidewhichphotograph
happiness.
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Youhearpartof a radiointerviewwith an unusual
doctor.
1 Whilehewasa student,DoctorTurner
A firstdiscovered
theworldof magic.
B performed
magictricksfor hisfellowstudents.
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2 Howdoeshefeelaboutusingmagicin the
courseof hiswork?
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thatit willbecondemned
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colleagues.
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it to beanasset.
thanhismedical
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knowledge.
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aboutmotherhood.
Williams'research
show?
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than
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aremoreintelligent
women.
childless
intellectual
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processes.
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womenwho aremothers?
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background
progress
in theirwork.
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on theirCVs.
to improve
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skills
theirperformance
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a youngactor's
performance.
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Which photograph best portrays
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questions.
thefollowing
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ishappiness
for one'shealth?
whatis the firstthingyouthink
2 Whenyouhearthe word'happiness',
about?
youthe happiest?
3 Whatpartof yourdailyroutine
makes
momentof yourlife?/ Whatdo youthink
4 Whathasbeenthe happiest
willbethe happiest
moment
of yourlife?
5 Whatwasthe playcritic'sopinionof Liam
Mower'sperformance?
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B Hisisnota skilled
singer
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stick
to
C
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of theshow.
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withSirEltonJohnthatthiswas
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opinion
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management
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commentswere unfair.
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Whenwritingletters,you usuallydo not needto includeaddresses.
opening/closing
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- Yours
- Yours
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Mr Smith,
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havedecided
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of living.(where)
havea lowstandard
4
. whoyouwouldwriteto.
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for places
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etc.
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whetherthe sentences
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6th January
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shouldn't
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