
Focus on Finland
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Joan Eliot Mayol
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Lesson 3.5 Focus on Finland
By Joan Eliot Mayol
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Which continent is Finland?
North America
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Open Ended
Which countries are its neighbour?
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Multiple Choice
What do you think the colours mean?
The blue represents lakes and blue skies and the white represents snow.
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Multiple Choice
Finland has more saunas than cars.
TRUE
FALSE
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Finland is next to Australia.
TRUE
FALSE
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In summer, the sun never sets in the north.
TRUE
FALSE
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Finland has thousands of lakes.
TRUE
FALSE
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In winter, most schools in Finland close because it is too cold.
TRUE
FALSE
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Children in Finland start formal school at age 7.
TRUE
FALSE
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Finnish schools have the longest school days in the world.
TRUE
FALSE
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What is the capital of Finland?
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What is the population in Finland?
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According to the text, which country ranks second in the World Happiness Report?
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What is the life expectancy in Finland?
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Which countries are also near the top of the happiness ranking besides Finland?
Sweden, Norway, Iceland
Canada, USA, UK
Japan, Korea, China
Australia, New Zealand
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What kind of society makes people happier, according to the report?
A society with strong traditions
A society where everyone works very hard
A society with small differences between rich and poor
A society with many different languages
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How do many Finns show generosity?
By helping at school
By giving to charity and volunteering
By planting trees
By moving to the countryside
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What is the typical teacher–student ratio in Finnish schools?
1 : 10
1 : 12
1 : 15
1 : 30
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According to the text, why are immigrants to Finland also happy?
Because they have Finnish DNA
Because they enjoy the Finnish way of life
Because they become rich quickly
Because they live in big cities
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The life expectancy in Japan is very high.
What does expectancy mean?
The chance of something happening
How long someone is expected to live
A prediction about the future
The age at which people retire
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Many immigrants move to other countries to find better jobs.
What does immigrant mean?
A person who moves to another country to live there
A person who travels for vacation
A visitor who stays temporarily
A student studying abroad
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She joined a community league to help the environment.
What does league mean?
A group of volunteers working for charity
A type of sports club only
A formal meeting of officials
A group of people, teams, or countries that work together
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The charity gave food to families who didn’t have enough.
What does charity mean?
A government program for the poor
Volunteering time for a project
Giving help or money to people in need
Donating only clothes or food
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Multiple Choice
His generosity helped pay for his friend’s school books.
What does generosity mean?
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Multiple Choice
Cats typically sleep most of the day.
What does typically mean?
Usually or normally
Almost never
occasionally
In a special way
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Multiple Choice
He inherited a lot of wealth from his family.
What does wealth mean?
Property or land owned by someone
Valuable skills or knowledge
A large amount of money or valuable things
Good health and happiness
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Open Ended
What is the main idea of the text?
Main idea: tells us the biggest, most important point the writer wants us to know
“Main idea answers the question: ‘What is the text mostly about?’
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Open Ended
SUPPORTING DETAILS
What facts does the article give us to explain why Finland is the happiest nation?
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Open Ended
Do you think Finland is a wealthy country? Give reasons for your answer.
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Open Ended
What does Professor Helliwell mean when he says, "It's not about Finnish DNA"
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Why do you think students enjoy school and do so well?
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