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    Reading Skills Practice: How To Be Happy - Exercises: Preparation

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    The document provides advice from four psychologists on how to be happy. Psychologist A recommends paying more attention to what people say to improve social bonding. Psychologist B advises to play to your strengths and not focus on weaknesses. Psychologist C suggests doing absorbing activities that require some effort. Psychologist D stresses the importance of being true to yourself.

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    The document provides advice from four psychologists on how to be happy. Psychologist A recommends paying more attention to what people say to improve social bonding. Psychologist B advises to play to your strengths and not focus on weaknesses. Psychologist C suggests doing absorbing activities that require some effort. Psychologist D stresses the importance of being true to yourself.

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    Reading skills practice: How to be happy exercises

    What can we do to be happy in life? How can we avoid being unhappy? Four psychologists give their
    advice.

    Preparation
    Match the vocabulary with the correct definition and write ah next to the numbers 18.

    because the thing itself is worthwhile (not for


    1.. the feel-good factor a.
    any other reason)

    the quality in something that makes people


    2.. to lounge around b.
    feel happy and positive

    3.. to lose track of time c. to suddenly become angry with someone

    to have an honest, open chat with someone


    4.. to be true to yourself d.
    about feelings

    5.. to play to your strengths e. to become unaware of the passing of time

    to spend time sitting or lying somewhere and


    6.. to have a heart-to-heart f.
    not doing very much

    to do things that you know you can do well


    7.. for its own sake g.
    and to avoid things you are not so good at

    8.. to fly off the handle h. to behave in accordance with your beliefs
    1. Check your understanding: multiple choice
    Choose the psychologist who gives the following pieces of advice. You can choose each psychologist
    more than once.

    1. Pay more attention to what people are saying to improve social bonding.
    a. psychologist A
    b. psychologist B
    c. psychologist C
    d. psychologist D
    2. Dont attach importance to things you dont do well.
    a. psychologist A
    b. psychologist B
    c. psychologist C
    d. psychologist D
    3. Work on how you bond with other people.
    a. psychologist A
    b. psychologist B
    c. psychologist C
    d. psychologist D
    4. Do something absorbing.
    a. psychologist A
    b. psychologist B
    c. psychologist C
    d. psychologist D
    5. Adjust simple aspects of your daily routine.
    a. psychologist A
    b. psychologist B
    c. psychologist C
    d. psychologist D
    6. Think about how you can help others.
    a. psychologist A
    b. psychologist B
    c. psychologist C
    d. psychologist D
    7. Make sure your activities arent too easy (or too difficult).
    a. psychologist A
    b. psychologist B
    c. psychologist C
    d. psychologist D
    8. Be authentic.
    a. psychologist A
    b. psychologist B
    c. psychologist C
    d. psychologist D
    2. Check your understanding: true, false or not given
    Read the sentences and write True if the information can be found in the text, False if the information says
    the opposite to the text or Not given if the information cannot be found in the text.

    1. According to A, it isnt difficult to make changes to our everyday habits.

    2. B thinks having a large group of friends is a waste of time.

    3. B believes that you should spend large amounts of time with your close friends.

    4. According to C, we should do activities which are enjoyable but require some effort.

    5. C thinks that we should seek to develop new skills.

    6. D believes that we should prioritise improving our weak points.

    3. Check your vocabulary: grouping


    Write the collocations in the correct group.

    things with your friends with


    an activity changes research
    friends someone

    something
    judo a decision progress like Superman
    enjoyable

    Do Make

    Discussion

    What do you do to be happy?


    Which of the advice in the text do you think is good advice?
    Are happiness levels high in your country?

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