Unit 2 - Lesson 3

3/1/2024 11:00:00 AM

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The scholarship will _____ students who might not otherwise afford higher education.

  • benefit
  • disconnect
  • remind
  • exchange

_____, we used to meet at the coffee shop, but now we’ve changed our location.

  • Instantly
  • Approximately
  • Carefully
  • Previously

In ancient times, warriors used a _____ as a primary weapon in battles.

  • saw
  • ladder
  • spear
  • drill

The _____ of the endangered species depends on conservation efforts and habitat protection.

  • survival
  • survive
  • survivable
  • survivors

She needed to _____ her idea because it was misunderstood by her friends.

  • book
  • restate
  • fasten
  • introduce

Choose the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s).

Facing adversity can be hard, but it often helps you become stronger.

  • poverty
  • treasure
  • warranty
  • hardship

Choose the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s).

The elder shared stories from the past that taught valuable lessons to the younger generation.

  • boss
  • senior
  • principal
  • counsellor

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Listen to the audio and complete the sentences as you hear. Write ONE OR TWO words in each gap.

1. Younger generations can teach older people to use technology to stay connected and from it.

2. Many elders were raised in environments where sharing about emotions was .

3. Teaching elders to express their feelings could improve their  and enhance their overall quality of life.

4. Younger generations feel confident to make personal choices related to fashion, , and lifestyle.

5. In the next segment, they will talk about how can work together for a brighter world. 

Read the following passage then choose the best answer to each question below.

As an older person, I've learned a valuable lesson: it's important to listen to the younger generation. They have a fresh perspective on the world and can offer unique insights that can benefit us all.

One thing I've learned from young people is the importance of being stylish. They are always up on the latest trends and know how to put together a great outfit. I've started to take more interest in my appearance and have even tried a few new styles. I've found that dressing in a way that makes me feel good can boost my confidence and self-esteem.

Another thing I've learned from young people is the importance of not letting adversity get you down. They are incredibly resilient and know how to bounce back from setbacks. This has inspired me to be more positive and optimistic in my own life. I've also learned that it's important to surround myself with people who support and encourage me.

Finally, I've learned from young people the importance of being yourself and not caring what other people think. They are unafraid to express themselves and don't let anyone tell them who they should be. This has helped me to become more confident and assertive. I've also learned that it's important to be true to myself and my values.

I believe that everyone has something to learn from each other, regardless of age. By listening to the younger generation, we can gain valuable insights and grow as individuals. I encourage everyone to take the time to get to know young people and learn from them.

The word "benefit" in paragraph 1 is OPPOSITE in meaning to _____.

  • assist
  • avoid
  • influence
  • harm

What did the author say about how young people approach fashion?

  • They think only older people should care about their appearance.
  • They always catch up with the latest trends and know how to dress well.
  • They ignore current fashion trends and focus only on comfort.
  • They are paying more attention to vintage clothing.

What has the author learned about style from the younger generation?

  • Style can come back.
  • Style is only for boosting self-esteem.
  • Style is too expensive.
  • Style can enhance confidence.

How do young people respond to adversity?

  • They become angry easily.
  • They are resilient.
  • They ignore the problem.
  • They are well prepared.

What can be inferred from paragraph 4?

  • The author learns that young people are not hesitant to express their individuality.
  • The author believes that it is suitable to always seek others' approval.
  • The author feels that many young people are not sure of their identity and values.
  • The author thinks that self-expression is a new concept.

The word "them" in paragraph 5 refers to _____.

  • young people
  • elders
  • insights
  • everyone

Write an essay (150-180 words) about the skills and knowledge that different generations can share with each other.