E11- UNIT 2- Reading Ex + Vd

Generation Gap: Generation gap is a popular (1) _______ used to describe the wide differences between members.

• name
• term
• description
• way

Generation Gap: People don’t understand each other (2) _______ their experiences, their opinions, habits, behavior and life conditions.

• owing
• in spite of
• because of
• with

Generation Gap: People in the old society always think they should (3) _______ everything for their children from school to job to marriage.

• make
• put
• change
• arrange

Generation Gap: There are many things children want but their parents think (4) _______ are unnecessary.

• which
• what
• those
• that

Generation Gap: That causes misunderstanding and (5) _______ gaps.

• makes
• crosses
• does
• leaves

Peer Pressure: When a person (1) _______ influenced by their friends or peers to behave in a certain way, this is peer pressure.

• remains
• are
• feels
• smells

Peer Pressure: Learning how to deal (2) _______ peer pressure—both positive and negative—is an important life skill.

• to
• with
• for
• of

Peer Pressure: The teen years are a time when (3) _______ people experiment and push boundaries.

• much
• a little
• another
• many

Peer Pressure: Positive peer pressure boosts a person’s feelings of wellness and (4) _______.

• arguments
• conflicts
• anger
• happiness

When individuals align themselves with positive people, the supportive atmosphere can lead to healthy choices. (5) _______, when friends join a club or sports team, or work hard to achieve good marks, it can have a positive effect on everyone in that group.

• For example
• However
• Therefore
• As a result