致用英语第二版第一册Unit 7

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9. Your overall stress level is . a. extremely high b. fairly high c. moderate d. fairly low e. extremely low 10. Taking everything into consideration, how satisfied are you with your life in general? a. Extremely satisfied. b. Fairly satisfied. c. Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied. d. Fairly dissatisfied. e. Extremely dissatisfied.
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Listen to two talks about British people’s lives. David Jasper works for an international company, and he’s well paid; John Cook works as an accountant. Listen and fill in the missing information. John Cook , aged 40 Work an accountant; work _________ Home life _________ children and a _________ ; relax _________ or _________ ; _________ friends twice a week Free time _________ in the restaurants; go to see _________ ; play _________ regularly; do some _________ on weekends Is he happy?
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How happy are you with your life? Do this quiz and find out how happy you really are. 1. If it were possible to go back in time, how much of your life would you change? a. Everything. b. Almost everything. c. Something. d. Almost nothing. e. Nothing at all. 2. If you had enough money for plastic surgery, how much of your physical appearance would you change? a. Everything. b. Almost everything. c. Something. d. Almost nothing. e. Nothing at all.
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Does money make you happy?
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3. If you were to compare your idea of the “perfect life” to your current circumstances, how close would you presently be to the ideal? a. Extremely close. b. Fairly close. c. Somewhat close. d. Slightly close. e. Not at all close. 4. How satisfied are you with your personal relationships overall (e.g. with your family, friends, significant others)? a. Extremely satisfied. b. Fairly satisfied. c. Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied. d. Fairly dissatisfied. e. Extremely dissatisfied. 5. How satisfied areyou with your major choice? a. Extremely satisfied. b. Fairly satisfied. c. Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied. d. Fairly dissatisfied. e. Extremely dissatisfied.
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Unit 7 Does money make you happy?
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How happy are you with your life? Do this quiz and find out how happy you really are. 1. If it were possible to go back in time, how much of your life would you change? a. Everything. b. Almost everything. c. Something. d. Almost nothing. e. Nothing at all. 2. If you had enough money for plastic surgery, how much of your physical appearance would you change? a. Everything. b. Almost everything. c. Something. d. Almost nothing. e. Nothing at all.
accountant. Listen and fill in the missing information. David Jasper , aged 45 Work a lawyer; work _________ hours Home life _________ children; _________ see his children; _________a house in the suburb of Dallas; his wife _________ Free time play _________ not often, _________ to do leisure activities Is he happy?
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Listen to two talks about British people’s lives. David Jasper works for
an international company, and he’s well paid; John Cook works as an
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Possible interpretation of the quiz.
• More a than e: Your score indicates that you are quite happy with your life. Even if it didn’t turn out exactly how you pictured it would, there are likely very few things you’d change—or regret doing! • Almost all c: Your score indicates that you are generally happy with your life, but there may be some things that you wish you could change or improve. Whatever the case, there are steps you can take to turn that occasional frown upside down. • More e than a: Your score indicates that overall, you are rather unhappy with your life. Perhaps you’ve recently gone through some tough times, or you’re simply having a bad day. Whatever the case, there are steps you can take to turn that frown upside down.
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6. In terms of your outlook on your life, you would categorize yourself as . a. a total optimist b. a total pessimist c. somewhat in between 7. Compared to most people, you would consider yourself . a. much more lucky b. more lucky c. just as lucky d. less lucky e. much less lucky 8. The goals that you set for yourself are generally . a. easy to achieve b. challenging but achievable c. very difficult to achieve d. I don’t set goals for myself