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Lessons
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D Y Th' k?.
31. What Do You Want to SIIy? .... .. B. 94
32. Whllt Should H. Do? ...... 10. 96
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43. Quinn ...... 36. 120
44. Who's Who ? ...... 3B. 122
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Reading Comprehensio,ftnlil'mL1ll___
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who Invented It, do",sn't want It. The man who pought It.
doesn't need 11:.. Th" rna" who need. It, doeen't know It.
&. Lig ht
alii ill feather. there Ie nothing In It; the eotrons"et man Ga"'t
hold It for much rna..., than. minute.
9. What aate rocke. level" mOUMUlI"",. ru&tllt m~l, pueh"e the .::Ioude
acroes the sky, and maha a young mil" oldr
10. Yellow and white Hard outelda St.ola" from 11f". Wh .. t 111m 17
11. What .:an fill .. room but tlIitee up no epau?
12. If you throw It off th .. hlgh.. &t l>ulldlng It will not break. If you plae .. It
in the oc .. an it will. What Ie It?
1:3. No SOOner epok.. n than broken. What Ie It?
14. The rich men want It, the wi".. men know It. the poot' all nHd It, and
the kind m .. n "how It.
15. You tlee a knife to ellu my head. and weep bee Ide me when I am dead.
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What Do You Want to Say?
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3. Tell a friend why he shou ld sove money for a rainy day. '
II. Cheer up ' your friend who foiled Ihe o:ollege exam a n d
advise her to try another so:hool.
5 . Counsel your friend to stop sm oking.
15. Tell your girl or boy ("end that you hove a new lovtr.
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What Should He Do?
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11 . His bo$:s wants 10. dole his .lisler, bul $M doesn'lllke him.
17. His brolher has com mlned a serious cr1me and need5 on
alibi. '
11J. HIs father Ihrealens 10 CUI o ff' his Inheritance ' If he
monies the only woman he has t"Ver loved.
19. He wonts 10 eol anolher helpIng ' 01 his fovorile food on
hIs birthday. bul his doctor has worned him he muSI
106e $Orne more weight.
20. Ht can ellMr ovoid on orgumenl wllh his mother.ln.low,
Or he can leLl her why her advice 10 his wife Is wrong.
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Agree or Disagree?
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Men are selfish by mlilu re.
(lind women)
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Do You Believe?
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Do you believe In love a l firSI s igh t?
It
.[')- don 't know the object ' of your affection very well.
it's not really love. It"s just infatuation ' o r lust. ' Love must
grow with time and understanding. It requires patience and
responsibility . Infa tua t ion is a desire fo r an immediate
relationship (usually sexual
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with li tt le or no
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II. Do you believe the beautiful die young?
Do you believe what sa.1~people say?
ZOo Do you believe whot religious leaders sa.y?
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Priorities
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Buying a car
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What Are Their Excuses?
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We hear a 101 of excuses In the COUrtie of our personal
and socia l lives. Let ', talk about the kinds of
T1Idonal~tkms '
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their most
common exCUse5?
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Drivers who speed
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J. Tax evaders
1. Drunken drivers
3. Ohrordng couples
4. Pa ren ts who spank their chILdren
5. Those who roll to quLl smoking
6. Tho.se who are unable 10 quit drinking
1. St udents who do poorly In $(hOOI
&. PoILlldans who don" keep their promises
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I . Bei n g a woman
1. Being a ma n
3 . Watching TV
4. Hovi n g a coll~ degree
5. Re ma ining s in gie
6. livin g with yOUT pan- n bi ofter you get man1e'<i
7. Living with yOUT pare n tli-i n .law
If. Being a fullllme hou5ewlfe
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What wo uld yo u d o If yo ur wife re fu sed to li ve w llh
your pare n ts?
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Z. What would you do if your chlld",n were behind In their
$ChOOIWOTk1
J. What would you do If your IN'nager slOrted smoking
and drtnldng?
of. Who! would you do If you saw $Omeone with a not II",
on the I'O(Id?
5. Whot would you do If you heard $Omeone $hout. "Slap.
thief"]
6. WhO! would you do If yo u law m oney foil from
$Omeon e'$ bog?
7. What would you do If your child gol 0 blao. eye ' from 0
clo.$$mole1
II. Whot would you do If you got too mUCh chonge bock 01
a 5tore1
,. What would you do If 0 vending machine dldn', return
your money?
10. WhOI would you do If you foiled 10 gel promoledIwice?
11. Who! would you do If your $w(!('theort WQnted to break
beach?
14. WhQt would you do If you won the lottery?
15. Whot would you do If you and your best (rtend both
loved the same person?
16. Whot would you do If you were In Q fo",lgn country
with no money?
17. What would you do !fyou saw (I UfO?
111. What would you do If you hod to choose belWN'n your
job and you r morrlage?
J,. Whal would you do If the doctor told you hod on
Incurab]e dlsea$e?
ZOo What would you do If you were the lost person In the
world?
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Making Choices
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who does
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dog Or a cat?
master English?
I ... ()c) you prefer going to Ihe movie theoler or watching
movies on TV?
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26. Whot would you like for breakfast a traditional Korean dish?
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What Are the Reason ..?
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dumb ' things lime and time again. 1hc real reasons we take '
history is to gain a deeper understanding of human activity
at large. ' and to give ou rselves som e sorl o f nalional
Identity. '
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s(I\I;ng mo~. Why?
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Right or Wrong?
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Many ~ple don't like
polltlo:lans. most of
whom are men. Who'
do you t hink about
electing a
female
prestden{1 Would It lead
to higher trust for
govemment orrlctals1
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What would happen If English borne on o rtl do] language
In Ihb country ? Would it couse on Improvement In most
people's English obillty?
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All workers seem tired and under heovy Sire" these days.
What do you think about giving them m o re leisure time?
What would happen If they worked o nly four days 0 w~k?
Do you think II would help lmpm ...... productivity?
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An swer lhe followlng quesllo ns IlIld .... 1'P1Y addltkmal
commenlary.'
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Whal IS lhe dlslance belwee n Seoul "nd S usan?
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Who's Who?
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2. H elen keller
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king Sejong
Wolfgang Amadeus M ozon
Abrohom lincoln
Nell Armstrong
7. Alfred Nobel
8. C horles Donvin
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What Sub-Categories Are There? )
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Ql) What kinds of crimes are there?
Q2) What do you think is the most he inous ' c rime?
AI) There are many. For e xa mple. mugging. ' fraud, '
vandalism ' and murder.
A2) The worst crime is torture.' I think. It destroys victims
minds as well as their bodies. It makes people confess to
things they are innocent of and forces them to abandon '
their most deeply cherished principles. Even if people
survive to rture. its effects stay with them their entire lives.
Rape ' is another heinous c rime we often overlook. ' It
demolishes ' a womans (and sometimes. also, a man 's) selfrespect. But society o ften blames the victims of rape, rather
than the rapists themselves.
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Q l ) What kinds o f movies a.., there?
Q21 which do you like the m ost?
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Q I) Whol kinds of mU$ic are there?
(2) Which do you enjoy the m O$H
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Qil How ca n we classify personality?
Q2) Define your own personality type.
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Ql) list the trofflc rules drivers break most oflen.
Q2) Which of these are the most dangerous to break?
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Q I ) What kinds of books are there?
Q2) Which kind of book do you prefer to read?
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QI) How mony colors are there?
Q2) Which color is your favorite? Why?
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QI) Who are th e world's greol<.'St $Ingers1
Q2) Which one do you spc> nd the m ost lime Ii$te nlng to?
What Is It?
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The gradual Increase In Ihe wa rmth of Ihe nlr afound
the eanh because lhe heal can", leave 1he Illmosphere.'
This can a lready be seen In the
exlTt'n"Ie '
tempen.lures
II- Questions
I . What Is II?
2 . What are the c"uses of this phenomenon?
1. Greenhouse Effe<;t.
2 . Aimosl certainly. Ihe majo r reason Is the Increased
amoun t of carbon being burned by fllctories and
automobiles. As II
lIoCcumu~les '
in the atmosphere. it
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Someone who 15 responsible for prolec1lng one or more
specific penons ogolnst possible ollack.
QI) Who Is thi s perwn?
Q2) Who e mploys thll; person?
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Inability 10 sleep
Q I) Whalls Ihls disease called?
Q2) Who usually suffers from II?
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An Im agi n ary machine In wh ich people ca n t rave l
backwards o r forwa rds I n lime.
Q l ) What Is it?
A croom or lotion used to. protect the skin from the sun.
Q l ) What is it?
Q2) W h o. needs it ?
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A branch of computer science that explores and develops
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klnd$ of octlvltles
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A place whl'll' books, periodicals,' films and o ther types of
Infonnorton media OTt' stored.
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A method of choosing government leaders by meons of
popular co nsent. '
Ql) What is it?
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Agree m en t bel ween nall ons regulollng their relallans
toward f!O,h o ther.
Q I ) WhotlS It?
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What's the Difference?
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Pub lic Re lal km s (PR) and a d w rtisl ng
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It is an attempt to promote a
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Different Personalities
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People h llve diffe rent p erso nalities. lind hen ce
differe nt attitudes towlIrd the sa m e thing. Talk abo ut
these d ifferences In the following cases .
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Those who live In thE! c ity and those who live In the
CQuntry
~ any people live in lhe city bec"use lhey have 10. for
beller.
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What Does this Mean? (1) "\
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Backseat drive r
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making it more
are riding in a ear with someone else. you ', e belle, off'
remaining silent and letting him do the actual driving. even
if you think he isn't doing a very good,lob,
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23. Anlfldallntelllgence
Cheapska te
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6. C lock watcher
26. Yes-man
7. lunk food
Skin chaser
9. Nineto-flve lob
29. Knowlt-oli
'0. BrainwashIng
U . Bralnslonnlng
J 2. Pre nuptiologreement
J 5. O n e night stand
18. Sh o plifter
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The bo ttom li ne Is thai I a m pa id to wi n ga m es, nOI to
prom o te good will.
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h 's a kind of spiritual snobbery' thai makes people
think they can be happy wilhoul money,
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~ his means thaI some people are proud 10 claim they
really happy, lhey are only lTying 10 pretend that they are.
Actually, they have no ab!!ity 10 make money themselves
and lire 100 poor to
recognl~e
people happy.
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1 2. A marriage wi thout contllet Is a lm ost a s Inco ncelyo ble '
0$ a nation wit hout crbb.
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23. The first half of our life Is ruined by our parents, the
second half by our children.
24. How little we would enjoy life if we never flattered '
ourselves.
25. We must be greater than God, for we have to undo' His
Injustice.
26. There are two kinds of failures : those who thought and
neVf!r did, and those who dId and never thought.
27. There 15 no failure except In no longer trying.
28. Some people merely ask whyr and others de ma nd to
know why not.
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Beauty Is only s kin-d eep"
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on your knees,
heaven ,
Ill, It Is better to light one ca ndl e than to curse the
darkness.
J'. Everybody's bU5lne:<s Is nobody'. busIness.
20, If you don't make mIstakes you don't make anything.
lJ. Guns don't kill people. People do.
11. The g<055 Is always greener on the other side of the
ren,
11, Money dOt$n't grow O n trees.
14. lovt' Is blind.
15. Do os I say, not as I do.
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AI
Ql) What does It mean?
Q2) What benefits may thi s technology bri ng abo ut?
.. ft..nswer
A I ) Artificial Intelligence
A2) If machines can learn to think. they can make accurate.
objective' decisions almost immediately. People take
longer and are prone ' to both error
and bIas . '
So. AI
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1. UNICEf
QI) What don It mean1
Q2) What does II 001
2. IMf
9. CCTV
Ql) Whot does It mean?
Q2) Where ort' they~?
10. CPU
QI) What does II mean?
Q2) Whot kind of machine needs a CPU to Opo!Mte?
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Lifestyle Quips ~
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Even waler laSles bad when taken o n doctor"s orders.
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16. It's never too late to put your past behind you.
1 1. She W05 a woman w1lh II past - but Ihot dldn 'l stop her
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Laughter Is the Best Medicine! )
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laugh your way to better health! A lot of medical
research Indicates that laughter produces significant
changes In Immune system' functionality, beginning on
the cellu lar leve l. We ha ve long been aware that
negative factors, s uch as depression ' and stress, can
compromise' the Immune system, But now scientists
have clear evidence that laughter can Improve It, And
the best part about this discovery Is that you don't have
to walt until you're III to experience the medical benefits
of laughter. Even If you don't laugh much now. you can
begin to prac tice right away,
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They 've been married five years and she still hasn ' t
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5. When he buys anything. he sees on ly the initial
payment.
6. They took the "for better or worse" ' vow, but they
didn't say "for how long,"
7. The only time he opens his mouth is to ask her for
the apron and the vacuum cleaner.
B. She threatened 10 divorce him o nce, and he could n't
11. "Joe is the man for me: sold a starry-eyed ' young
woman to her mother. "He's nice. He's handsome.
He's sma rt. He's hardworking. He's runny. He's
strong. He's kin d."
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unhappy oboutlt~the monih 1$ olm()$t over.
I T. He's very sympathetic. He con'l beor _Ing on old lody
standing up in the subwoy, $0 he always buries his heod
in a newspaper.
18. As soon as she stans giving her side ' of the argument,
he shuts off' his heorlng Old.
19. " I've had bod luck with both my wives."
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20. "My uncle hod on automobile aeddent, but the doctor
told him he would have him walking In 0 month ."And did her
" Yes. When the doctor sent his bill, my uncle had to sell
his car 10 pay It."
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completed her classic' unock on pollution ot 55. " If you
continue roodlng, thinking. and creating all your life, the
knowledge you gain Improves your Intel!lgen ce, $Q)'$ the
author of (I book o n women aging _ " The speed o f
re050nlng a nd remembe r Ing may d ecrease, but the
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(2) How can we be<:ome more Intelligent In spl1e of old
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many ad u lts and children?
(2) What 15 Ihe common excuse wh e n the o pocolypllc '
prediction d oesn'l come lrue?
(3) whol does Ihe Bibl e soy oboul Ihe 1051 day of Ihe world?
(4) Why does the writer Ihink Ihol talking OboUI Doomsday
m~ns nOlhlng1
(.s) 50, how shou ld we live our lives?
(6) .sum up Ihe story In your own words,
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M : I'm nat a kid any mare, I n~d to. start del:ldlng what
I'm galng to. do. with the rest af my life.
r ,Well, It's never too ('(Irly to sta rt. What would you Uke to.
da?
M : Dod's friend X1ld he could gel me a lOb In his ofnee
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coil II havtng tao much Integrity '
M But real good solesmen can make lots of moneyl
T : Yel, they con. E$p<.'Clally If they work on .. commI55ian. '
But they have to be really good ot III For most people, 115 a
foostor. fomlne 51luotian.
M , Whot does tha t mean?
F : II mea n s you eithe r m ake a lot o f money o r ha r dl y
anything at aU. Why don t you try somet hing Ihot you'd
bt more comfortable with?
M : like what?
F : Well, you like music a lot. and I think you playa pretty
mean ' soxophone. Why don't you try 10 get work as a
musician?
M : Tolk obou t "[eas' or fomine "! Thot"s one of Ihe hardest
fields to break Into ' thai there Is.
f: True. But money Isn, everylhlng. lust remembtr, you might
be doIng thiS for the ~t of you r life , Wouldn't you mtherdo
something you'd enjoy than something you'd hate?
M : Not If II meant starving 10 deathl
F : No, of course nOl, But you'U never know If you don't try.
Why don't you give It you r best shoO ' And If you con 'l
make It, ' 01 leasl you won't h ave to go th roug h ' life
regretti ng Ihol you didn't lab the chance. '
I, Why do you do 1M job you do nowl (or, Why did you chooJr)'OUr
wr~ corrrrl)
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F : Look 01 thiS!
M : Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. What Is It?
r : It's a catalog o f all the new fur coot styles.
M : Mmmm. Very interestlng. The models are all ve r y
attractive.
F : Which one do you llke?
M : Which model?
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F : You d idn't think much about those poor wild fish you
caught lasI weekend. They were caught with your
paInful hook in Ihelr mouths, and then you scaled'
Ihem wIthout mercy! '
M : I don" know what 10 say....
F : Why don't you just admit you don't want to spend that
much money on my bIrthday? Or, better yet, why don't
you just decide which one you like the best and order il
for me right now so it gets here on lime?
M : But [ wanted to surprise you!
F : So, surprise me! Don'ItelI me which of these three you're
getting!
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M : I don 't u nderstand how we keep electing such obviously
dishonest p<!opJe to public office!
F : Why? What happened this time?
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shOll ldn 't expect comple te hane uy, In t hOl case.
But n ot lelllng us everything is nOI the sa m e o~ glvLng us
false Informotlon.
F : 00 you always tell everyone the t roth?
M : Usually.
F : t:ven If It will co use 0 fn .. nd unne<:essary grief? Even If It
will hurt Ihe feelings of someone you care about?
M : I wouldn"1 go OUI of my way 10 hurt them. but I wouldn't
tell th<.'m som et hing tho t was unl rue.
F : Whot about when you d id n 't wont to go OU I wllh your
buddl~ 10$1 week. Vo u told them you hod on Important
appointment , but really you lus t want .. d 10 go home.
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2 . Who are you most likely 10 lurn 10' for a d vice?
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F : Are you worrted about your kids picking up bad hobits?
M: Of course. Doesn't every parent have that concern?
F : What do you do aboul preventing il?
M:To some exlent, I'm res igned. ' I have real good
communication with my children, I hope, and I think
they would talk to me abaut things Ilke that.
F : And If you told them not to smoke, or not to drink, or
not to have sex, would they listen to you?
M : I'm sure th at they would listen. But J'm not sure they
would necessarily obey.' Kids are a 101 Uke their parents
were when they were the same age. Peer pressure' and
wontIng to be "adults" are very powerful Influences on
teenagers.
F : What do you thInk about setting a good example? Are
kids more Hkely, do you thInk, to pick up these habits If
they know their parents do them?
M: Anything con have on Influence. But every person Is
different.
F : What do you mean?
M: Some kids will justify smoking because their parents do
It. And if Mom and Dod tell them that smoking is a
terrible habIt, they'll just soy: "Practice what you
prooch!"
F : Then moybe ( should moke my husband stop smoking!
M : His not smoking might be a good idea, as far os his own
Q._"on.
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M : 00 you like to drive?
F : well, I have to drive. Every da y.
M : I don 't mean driving to wo rk o r 10 go shopping. I mean
drIvi ng just for the fun of II .
F : No, m os tly it's a chore ' rather than a fun thi ng to d o.
the fresh air a nd the sun shine, sm e lling the woods and
=p'.
F : I' ve driven on the highwa y, too, but I neve r go t that
have to drive!
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1. Whal I, Ihe main P"'P05<! for driving?
2. Why do ~I<! drive, even lhough ills inconvenient and COSIly.
when Ihey cauld lak.e a bus or subway?
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2. Whkh is beller, omtmel' Imow~ <X .,J<pnwflu?
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I've nev... r gol1en close to any mon who didn't 500n try to
toke odvontogc of ' me, I t h ink II 's lus t not pOssible ,
blologlcolly speo.klng, to be In constant contact with eoch
oth ... r withou t lOSi ng control. It's lust Insti nctual behavior,
we can't help It,
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F : If what you 're soying is true, why don't we just work less
and less so we could spend more time on our hobbies
and with our families?
M : Probably Management Is sUll rather oldfoshioned.
They think the employees should be on the joh all day
long or they shouldn't be paid.
F . That's probobly portly true. But they're all supposed to
be looking for a competitive edge. ' If they could he
shown that they would get more done this way. they
should welcome the chance.
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M : And you 'd think that unions ' too would push harder to
ha ve m ore time off. It 's a wi n _win si tuati on ' for Labor ond
CopllOl both, I shou ld think .
F : Ah, but ma ybe there 's the rub.' If [ were a worke r who p ut
In 8 hours a day 5 days a week o n d got pa id SIO.OO on
ho ur, I'd make S400 0 week. If you were my boss, you 'd
lum p at' the opportu n ity to le t me wo rk 4 days a week.
because t h en you'd only have to pay me S3201 And,
according 10 th is article, I'd be e~ n m ore productive than I
om n ow. so you' d get m ore wo r k done and s pe n d less
m o ney for It. You'd get rich much fosler.
M : But yo u , the worker. would foil even further behind.
becouse you wouldn't make as much mo n ey.
r : The solution , o f course. would be t o raise my hourly wage
to S I 2.00 on hour, o r a lillie more. so I'd stili have th e
SO me pa y chk as before.
M : Rut the psych o logica l effecl s would sU Il w e<OT off.' O n IIghl
days you wou ld stili stretch Ihe lime to fit the job. a nd on
hea vy days you'd have to st ruggle to fi nish on Urn I'. Afte r a
while. accordlng to this theory, you would soon revert ' 10
you r o ld level of effldency, only then the company would
be paying you a lo t m OT(>.
F : Mayt>(> Ihe SOlutio n would be to vary Ihe wo rk schedul e.
Som e weeks I'd wo rk S da ys a week. bu t m ake less per
ho ur, ond other weeks I'd on ly do 4 days bOIl at a higher
wage. Maybe the variety woul d ke<>p me o ff-bo lonce just
enough t hot I'd sloy near my compeliUve peak.
M : O r maybe you 'd resent working on extra day an d n OI
making any rno", mon ey.
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I . What ijnds 01 /Ob! require Ihe Iongesl />00,., wjlh rhe IeO!t pay?
2. Whot iinds 01 jobs are the ClJsh~I' (the Offl'S lhol have the most
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M , What d o you meon?
I: : 1 m ea n w e can look 01 Gcnghl$ Khan and Napoleon and
Alexande r the Great and lullus Caesar, fo r lnslonct', an d
set' Ihot tht'y all did simILar Ihlngs, And w t' ca n form a
judgment about which one hod Ihe greatest Impoct. BUI
how can we- compore their achievemen ts wllh d Lssl mllor
ca ~? How can we say Ihol Napoleon was grealer than
Got'lhe _ who n ever led on army or governed a country,
but Is con skieTed One of the grealest ge nlu$I!"$' In hlslary?
M , Hmmmm. That's a good point . J'II have to think Oboul
Ihol .
F : A sdentlst li ke Einstein. A co mposer like Boch . A poet like
Shakesl)C(Ire. A phllosophe r like Plal o. A religious leader
like Muhammed. All oflhese people a chieved g reat things,
and Ihey ~tlIl affect ou r lives. 6ut ho w can we decide which
one Is "]:K,tter n than a nother? They're all so differen t.
M : II 's like co mparing apples and omnges.
F : Or more like compari ng apples with Apple computeD or
Appl e Records.
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M : Yeoh. And one of his most p owerful poems was
something like - I don't know it exactly - but
somet h ing like, "if we have to die, it shouldn't be like
wild pigs, surrounded by dogs. We sho uld die like men,
pressed against the wall, fig h ting against the vicious'
pock.'" The poem is bener, of course. It's called "if We
Must Die," or something li ke that.
F : I'd like to read it sometime. It sounds like a pretty good
poem.
M : it is. But the irony of it all was that C hurchill was trying
to get more help from the US 10 resist the Germa ns. So
h e used a poe m w ri tten agains t American racism to
make his point, without knowing it, by a man who
himself hod fled from British ru le.
F : Wow. He could easily have offended the Americans. and
the US co uld have completely cut off any more aid.
M ; That's righ t. But fortunately Franklin Roosevelt, the
Amer lcon p res ide n t, d idn ' know anythIng obout
McKay either, so no harm was done."'
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system with
M: Why?
F: [ pion on integrating' all of my home entertainment
functions - steIl'o, TV, gomes. DVO, ond so on - into
one system, plus my phone and microwQve oven and
ot her electroniCll. so I can cosily manage it 011. Even if
I'm not 01 home, I (on control the temperature, fix a
hot m eaL It will mak e everyt hin g more
convenient.
M: Why do n ', you just get
robot thot will do all of
your work for you?
Cook, clean, pay your
bills, take (OTe of your
kids?
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F ; Don't be sill y.' Robo ts will n eve r need sla ves, becau se
t hey ca n do all th e wo r k b etl er than we ca n. T h ey
wou ldn 't need u s fo r a nyth In g.
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1. Is il ponible 10 become too dependent upon mochi..,ps? How?
2. If robou ond computers actually did everything for us, what
would we do?
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m o ney, so I looked around until I found :IO mething I'd
e n joy. I don'l gel to take va cations In rronce. and I don't
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with my jo b. In fact, sometimes 1 don't even wonl to leave
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F : Poetry? C hurchill?
Sure. He did It q uite often . He W05 0 greol orato r' himself,
but he also used 0 lot of other people's word~ when he was
t r yi ng t o build Eng lond's c;o n fldenee again s t Hiller's
Invasion.
F : I didn't know tha i. Thot's very Inten:>stlng.
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F : In what woy1
M : He probabl y wasn't awore o f the Identity of the o.ulho., he
F : So?
M : Well , the poet was a la rnal eon nomed Cloude McKoy.
F : So?
M , Jomoloo W05 sli ll a Brilish colo ny. Mc;Kay had ned British
oppression ond ended up In New York. In HQrle m .
f : Ok. So?
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M : Yeoh. And one of his most p owerful poems was
something like - I don't know it exactly - but
somet h ing like, "if we have to die, it shouldn't be like
wild pigs, surrounded by dogs. We sho uld die like men,
pressed against the wall, fig h ting against the vicious'
pock.'" The poem is bener, of course. It's called "if We
Must Die," or something li ke that.
F : I'd like to read it sometime. It sounds like a pretty good
poem.
M : it is. But the irony of it all was that C hurchill was trying
to get more help from the US 10 resist the Germa ns. So
h e used a poe m w ri tten agains t American racism to
make his point, without knowing it, by a man who
himself hod fled from British ru le.
F : Wow. He could easily have offended the Americans. and
the US co uld have completely cut off any more aid.
M ; That's righ t. But fortunately Franklin Roosevelt, the
Amer lcon p res ide n t, d idn ' know anythIng obout
McKay either, so no harm was done."'
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Qf redu ced Intoke? How m a oy clgorettes do you s moke
eoch day ?
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o nl y to break it off for 0 h<'ft y ' settle ment! How many
tim~ did she gel divoJ"'d? Each lime. s h e come ou t o( her
"big romon",," considerably ' rlcher thon before.
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right for herself.
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F : Sh e was certainly bener off without you , thot'. for Sure. But I
think . h e'. fl n olly fo und someone .ultable,
M, O h ? So you h eard from h e r?
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M: Ah! I remember when I wo.\ young. I hod lOIS of friends
I could pol around with, ' and we were always having
fun together.
f : That's nIce.
M: We were always doing so me th ing excI ting - going
swImmi ng or playing football. Loter on, It was going
out on the town after work. We'd hit ' five or six clubs a
night before going home.
F: Sounds like a good time.
M: II was, indeed. And on weekends, I a lways had a dale.
A new girlfriend every month or so. Always beautlful,
always wellgroomed' . Talk aboul good limes!
f : Yes. I Imagine so. What happened?
M : Well, eventually I found the woman of my life! !t was
love at first Sight, let me tell you. From the moment I
saw her, [ knew I wanted to spend the rest of my life
with her.
F: Did she feel the same way?
M : No, she was pretty aloof' a t first. 6lH 1
persisted. And finally she started going out
wllh me. 1 slopped hanging around ' with
my buddies and , of course, t stopped
dating other women. Six mon ths lat er
we got married.
F : How romantlc.
M : Yes. And then she got pregnant. I wos
working two jobs every duy, just 10 make
ends meet. ' t was a maniac' for money!
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M : Start showing some real human sympath y for the victims, '
Instead of !roo tln g them like they got whot's coming to
th~m for t h e ir Immoml ~ behavior. W ho t ev~r they did,
however t hey come down with ' th~ dlseosc, wheth~r they
were thoughtless one lime or whether they have a
thoroughly reddess lifestyle. or If they w ere lust Innocent
vlctlm s o f circ u mstan ce-t h ey o re re oLly lust poor.
suffe ring huma n bei n gs wh o o re going t o dIe a ve r y
ml se rnble death very SOO n . T h ey sho u ld b e treated like
any ot her sick peop le. that's all.
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F : Then wh y don 't we ju st finish the job ond creale a socia list
society? 1t 5 e ntire purpose 1$ 10 ma ke p eo p l e e qual
econom lco lly. If the weolth we re m ore ~nly' distributed,
a few l)('()ple wouldn't h Q(1rd' for m o n,) m o ney than Ih ey
need at the ex pense o f' the man y wh o don 't have e n ough
to live.
WI : The probl e m Is, if people (;a nnol be nefi t (ro m thei r Own
hard work and foresight, ' Ihey d o n't bother to work hard
a nd look ah e ad. That's why m os t of th e Communist
societies (;a l1apsed. ' Nobody wo s a ll o w e d to pu rs u e hi s
OWn bene fit. a nd then there wasn't enoug h benefit to go
around. Sodety a s a whole, and Ihe peop le In It , be<:ame
eco n o mi cally equal , all rig ht - th ey all be<:ome poorer
and poorer.
F : That's o nly an extreme example. loIS o f no n com munist
soda list gove rnm e nt s have don e ve r y well fo r their
el il otens. Healt h CO re is provided for th em. they live In
~n t home!i and go 10 good 5<:hoo ls. The won<t poveny Is
eliminated ' from their midst .' What's wrong wit h that?
M : No th ing . Bu t that's be<::ause co l'ltallS15 are slill allowed 10
make m o n e y a nd bring o u t new, Improved goods and
se rv ices. You mus t realize. thou g h . t h at everyo n e pays
really high taxes, and the govern ment se rvlU's that a re
provided are u sually th lrd- or fourtlHa te. They're beller
thon n o thing, but no t top n a t(;h .'
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gelling anywhere. life is just as hard as It WQS when we
were slortlng out . And yet. the very rich ore getting
even richer.
F : No, it's not f(llr, Is 117
M: No.. BUI I wish we could do something about It.
F ; That's lust the way it Is. I gues5, ond always hos \)e(on .
M: But why?
F: I f you spend all doy working. you don't hove the time
o r energy to look Qu t for eosier ways to make money.
You have Q job 10. do, you can'l spe nd yo ur whole doy
whef!lIng and doolI ng.
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F : 15 the re a picture of you? Oh! You look funny.
M : It's the hairstyle, I think. But the kids no w look preny
funny too, don'l yo u think?
F : Not if you Ilke o range.
M : Things were greot then. No t a CO l"(" In th e wo rld. The
only th ing I hod to do was concentra te on my school
work.
F : [remember p Ull ing In a lot of lime at school, but m ost
of it wasliOClallz:l ng' wi th m y friends .
M : Nobody can study all the Um e. We all have to ha ve
some lime to re lax and learn to be o u rselves.
F : But II seem s to m e th at all you ng folks do today is ploy.
M : They don't see m serious about a nyt hing, except looktng
good a nd having a good time.
F : My famil y never had enough m o ney for m e to oct like
that.
M : Mine either. But that dld n ', m oo n I could n'l ha ve fun
doing the simple things. lus t talking to my frie n ds,
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