Interm A Eval 2 FPM
Interm A Eval 2 FPM
Interm A Eval 2 FPM
I-Read the interview and match the questions 1-7 with the anwers A-G. (7 marks)
1. And what about older people, who are starting to think about retirement ? what do
they look for ?
2. If I’m young and single, just starting out, what places would I find attractive ?
3. And what if I have a family with kids ? Is that different ?
4. In generaal, what places make it to the top of the list ?
5. How did you decide who makes it to the top ?
6. Where there any suprises in your findings
7. And what about the bad news ?why does a city end up at the bottom of your list ?
A. We look at over a hundred pieces of information about each place. We group those
into nine categories including : economy,and jobs, cost of livving, climate, education,
arts and culture. Then we press a botton on the computer and that’s how we get the top
ten.
B. Cities with a university do especially well. They have plenty to do, nice city centres,
pleasant sorroundings and usually arent too crowded. The strengh in higher education
tends to affect all levels of education and most have excellent health care facilities.
Then there are the state capitals, which tend to be clean,have a good economic
situation and lots of cultural facilities-these are also good.
C. Yes, quite a few. For instance, highly ranked cities are found all across the country,
not just on the sunny coastlines like everybody thinks. There are a few big cities that