Look at the picture. The picture shows:

A group of children in a classroom

Couples want children.

Yes, most couples want children.

No, most couples do not want children.

All couples are undecided about children.

According to the passage, what is the main issue highlighted in the U.N. report?

Birth rate crisis with fewer babies being born

According to the passage, why are many countries having problems?

Fewer babies and ageing population

List two reasons mentioned in the passage why couples cannot afford to have children.

Low salaries and expensive houses

Lack of education and poor health

Long working hours and distant relatives

Unemployment and lack of childcare

The U.N. report highlights which two major demographic trends?

Aging population and urbanization

Declining birth rates and increased migration

Rising youth population and rural expansion

Increasing life expectancy and decreasing mortality rates

The decreasing birth rate is a problem for pension systems because:

there are fewer workers to support retirees through taxes or contributions.

it leads to an increase in the number of young people entering the workforce.

it causes pension funds to grow rapidly.

it results in higher birth rates in the future.

The report suggests the following solution to help increase birth rates:

Providing financial incentives to families

The ageing population compounds the effects of the birth rate crisis by:

Increasing the dependency ratio and straining social welfare systems.

Reducing the number of elderly people in society.

Boosting the working-age population significantly.

Decreasing the need for healthcare and pensions.

This is a stethoscope. Who uses it and why?

Doctors use it to listen to heart and lung sounds.

Chefs use it to measure ingredients.

Engineers use it to measure voltage.

Babies are considered expensive because:

They require a lot of resources and care.

They can earn money for the family.

They do not need any special items.

They are able to take care of themselves.

To deliver an effective pitch, what should you clearly state and why does it matter?

Clearly state the problem you’re addressing and why it matters.

Clearly state your personal achievements and why they are impressive.

Clearly state the company’s history and why it is unique.

Clearly state the technical jargon and why it is important.

To deliver an effective pitch, what should you introduce succinctly, highlighting key benefits and how it stands out?

Introduce your solution succinctly, highlighting key benefits and how it stands out.

Focus only on your personal achievements and background.

Discuss unrelated topics to engage the audience.

Present detailed technical data without context.

To deliver an effective pitch, what type of language should you use and what should you avoid?

Use simple, compelling language and avoid jargon.

Use complex, technical language and include as much jargon as possible.

Speak in vague terms and use ambiguous language.

Focus on using industry-specific terms to impress the audience.

To deliver an effective pitch, what should you support your claims with, if possible?

Support your claims with data or examples, if possible.

Support your claims with vague statements, if possible.

Support your claims with unrelated anecdotes, if possible.

Support your claims with personal opinions only, if possible.

To deliver an effective pitch, whose needs should you address and what should you show about your idea?

Address your target audience’s needs and how your idea creates value for them.

Address only your own needs and how the idea benefits you.

Focus on the needs of your competitors and how your idea outperforms theirs.

Address the needs of investors only and show potential profits.

To deliver an effective pitch, how should you end your pitch?

End with a clear call to action, such as a request for investment, partnership, or a follow-up meeting.

End with a joke to lighten the mood, regardless of the topic.

Conclude by summarizing unrelated achievements.

Finish abruptly without any closing statement.

To deliver an effective pitch, how should you keep your tone throughout?

Keep your tone confident, enthusiastic, and engaging throughout to inspire interest and trust.

Speak in a monotone voice to avoid distracting your audience.

Use a hesitant and uncertain tone to show humility.

Keep your tone flat and emotionless to appear serious.

Which of the following is a strong opening for a one-minute pitch?

Clearly stating the problem you’re addressing and why it matters

What is the quote mentioned in the image? Choose the correct option.

"It is better to have many children than to have none."

"It is better to have no children than to have many."

"Having children is not important."

What are some of the economic barriers mentioned in the report that prevent people from having the number of children they want?

Job insecurity and expensive housing

Too many children in the family

Free childcare and low salaries

What future fears cause some people to decide to have fewer children?

Climate change, environmental degradation, wars, and pandemics

New technology and social media

005- U.N. issues report on global birth

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What is the main topic of the report mentioned in the headline: 'U.N. issues report on global birth'?

The main topic is global birth.

The main topic is global warming.

The main topic is global trade.

The main topic is global education.

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What organization issued a report on global birth, according to the headline?

U.N. (United Nations)

WHO (World Health Organization)

IMF (International Monetary Fund)

WTO (World Trade Organization)

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Fill in the blank: In this lesson you will need an ________ book or notebook/paper.

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Which lesson covers the topic: 'People from 74 nations can now enter China visa'?

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Which lesson is about 'France bans smoking for tobacco-free generation'?

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005- U.N. issues report on global birth

What is the main topic of the report mentioned in the headline: 'U.N. issues report on global birth'?

What organization issued a report on global birth, according to the headline?

Fill in the blank: In this lesson you will need an ________ book or notebook/paper.

Fill in the blank: In this lesson you will need a pencil or ________.

Fill in the blank: In this lesson you will need your brain and your undivided ________, please.

Which lesson covers the topic: 'People from 74 nations can now enter China visa'?

Which lesson is about 'France bans smoking for tobacco-free generation'?

Which lesson discusses 'Tourist damages priceless painting because'?

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Which lesson is about 'U.N. issues report on global birth'?

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