WorksheetsReading Smart Step 2 Book 9 Unit 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
Recently, I found myself standing in the produce section at my local grocery store, examining the different options for (a) .
complete happiness :
misery
bliss
plurality
cheekily
ingrained
Is it unethical to buy the brand marked ‘product of (a) ’ when a locally grown option is available?
Schwartz calls this phenomenon the “paradox of (a) ”.
something that happens as a result of a particular action or set of conditions:
trajectory
phenomenon
contribution
consequence
contribution
What is the title of unit 1?
(a)
Women and (a) have an unprecedented number of options when it comes to the things that matter, such as where they work, where they live, and whom and when they marry
fabric:
a large amount of something
the basic structure of something
a wage or salary
farm products, especially fresh fruits and vegetables
existing for a long time and very difficult to change
To weigh:
to think or worry very much about something
to make something(such as a task or action) slow or difficult
to take or get something in a quick and informal way
to be greater or more than something
to think carefully about something in order to form an opinion or make a decision
extremely silly, foolish, or unreasonable:
paradox
impoverished
unprecedented
absurd
sizeable
In 2011, researchers from Columbia University and the University of (a) studied 638 different businesses.
How many units are in Reading Smart Step 2 Book 9?
(a)
unprecedented:
the same as; nothing less than
a usually large number of things
deliberately, voluntarily, or intentionally
having no previous example
usual or traditional
The paralyzing options described by Schwartz mostly seem to involve material decisions, like choosing a (a) or a bag of carrots.
According to psychologist (a) Schwartz, the idea that more choices equal more freedom is ingrained in the very fabric of Western industrial civilizations.
paradox"
a statement that is difficult to understand because it contains two opposite facts
extremely silly, foolish, or unreasonable
something that is observed to happen or exist
existing for a long time and very difficult to change
something that happens as a result of a particular action or set of conditions
usual or traditional:
available
ingrained
unprecedented
conventional
contribution
Which is the cover to Reading Smart Step 2 Book 9?
Which is the very first picture you see at the beginning of unit 1?
These firms offered over (a) employees options to invest a certain amount of each paycheck in a retirement fund and would then match their employees’ contributions.
