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(Where do you think the world’s happiest people live?)

According to the rank of the countries by the happiness of their citizens, … .

• Denmark is in the end of the list

• Italy is far below Canada

• there isn’t France in the list

• the University of Leicester is on the top

• Iceland is below Fiji

(Where do you think the world’s happiest people live?)

What is not a reason why Danish people are the happiest people on the Earth?

• They pay very high taxes.

• People are socialized

• They choose a favourite job

• Their health system is one of the best in the world.

• They trust in each other and their government

(Where do you think the world’s happiest people live?)

According to the text, ‘a hygge’ is … .

• a meeting with friends and family

• a governmental social aid

• a kind of social club in a shopping center

• a formal family meeting

• a ‘port-consumerist’ society

(Where do you think the world’s happiest people live?)

Choose the wrong statement:

• Bikes rarely get stolen in Denmark.

• Danes pay two-thirds of their salary on taxes.

• The majority of Danes visit social clubs

• Danish people don’t consider salary the most important part of a job.

• You don’t have to pay for produce at vegetable stalls in Denmark.

(Where do you think the world’s happiest people live?)

Choose the correct statement:

• It’s forbidden to take babies in the supermarkets, so the parents have to leave their babies outside.

• All the social clubs in Denmark are paid by the government.

• The Danes can’t buy cars after paying taxes.

• Most of taxes are spent on children and elderly people.

• The job of a refuse collector is a respectable one all over the world.

   

(Where do you think the world’s happiest people live?)

The most valuable thing for Danish people is … .

• education and health systems

• money and status

• the highest taxes in the world

• the bike as a good symbol of Denmark

• sense of society and trust

(Where do you think the world’s happiest people live?)

One of the evidences of trust in other Danes is … .

• calling a ‘post-consumerist’ society

• spending majority of taxes on social clubs

• not choosing jobs based on money

• tradition of fine food and culture

• leaving the babies in prams outside the supermarkets

(Where do you think the world’s happiest people live?)

The idea that Danish people see themselves as all being equal is in paragraph …

• B

• C

• E

• F

• D

(Where do you think the world’s happiest people live?)

What is not a synonym of ‘refuse collector’?

• garbage man

• waste bin

• dustman

• trash collector

• garbage collector

(Where do you think the world’s happiest people live?)

The author’s purpose is to … .

• tell that the Danish government is one of the best ones

• explain the readers why the bike is a symbol of Denmark

• show the rank of the happiest countries of the world

• inform the readers why Danes feel themselves the happiest people on the Earth

• inform the readers about the advantages of high taxes