Reading comprehension on Winning cheating from NEWSELA

What is NOT the benefit brought by competition?

• It powers our economy.

• It sparks technological breakthroughs.

• It boosts our adrenaline and immunity.

• It encourages academic discovery.

Based on Paragraph #4, who are more likely to cheat?

• Students are asked to do the cleaning without teachers' supervision.

• Students are expected to score over 90 on a vocabulary test.

• People attend the driving tests and the road tests.

• Athletes focus on the highly competitive triathlon at Sun Moon Lake.

According to Schurr and Ritov, the Israeli scholars, what is their finding that deals with winning cheating?

• People who win lottery are always cheaters.

• The competitive settings determine people's behavior.

• It is unique to human beings that they cheat out of their fellows.

• Winning cheating is the key to human survival.

Under what circumstance are people more likely to cheat?

• When they think they outperform their peers.

• When the odds are not satisfactory.

• When the standards or rules are fixed.

• When they feel their peers are more powerful.

According to the last part of the article, which of the following persons is more likely to cheat?

• Chen, Shu-chu, the retired green grocer at Taitung.

• Donald Trump, Jr., the son of current US president.

• Neil Armstrong, the former Astronaut and the first man landing the moon.

• Stephen Hawking, the late physicist and the ALS patient.