This advanced English lesson focuses on investing in emerging markets, using a dialogue between a father and son to explore the topic. The lesson includes vocabulary explanations for terms like 'turmoil', 'stimulus package', and 'aggregate demand'. It also provides examples and encourages learners to understand the context of these terms. The lesson concludes with a review of the vocabulary and an invitation to engage with the content online.

What is an Emerging Market?

• A market that is shrinking

• A market that is declining

• A market that is starting to develop and grow rapidly

• A market that is stable

Why does Johnny want to borrow $30,000?

• To pay off debts

• To go on a vacation

• To invest in the market

• To buy a car

What does the term 'turmoil' refer to?

• A state of confusion and disorder

• A state of calm

• A state of happiness

• A state of stability

What is a proposed stimulus package?

• A plan to cut government spending

• A plan to increase interest rates

• A suggested plan to stimulate the economy

• A confirmed plan to reduce taxes

What does 'aggregate demand' mean?

• The total demand for goods and services in an economy

• The demand for imported goods

• The demand for a single product

• The demand for luxury items

What is a 'Nest Egg'?

• A type of bank account

• A type of investment

• A financial term for debt

• Money saved for future use

What does 'inevitable' mean?

• Uncertain

• Optional

• Avoidable

• Unavoidable

What does 'hit up' mean in the context of the dialogue?

• To call someone

• To visit a place

• To hit someone

• To ask for money

What does 'devalue' mean?

• To fluctuate in value

• To increase in value

• To decrease in value

• To remain the same in value

What is an example of an Emerging Market mentioned in the lesson?

• United States

• China

• Germany

• Japan