"Workaholics anonymous" Ex.2p,202-203 (за підручником Л. Морська 11клас)

A. To argue that workaholism is always harmful

B. To describe a support group for workaholics and explore whether workaholism is problematic

C. To explain how to join "Workaholics anonymous" meetings online

D. To compare workaholism with other addictions in detail

A. "Membership is free and the only qualification you need is the wish to stop working all the time."

B. "What's so wrong with being a workaholic anyway?"

C. "But there is a difference between those who are workaholics because they love their work and can relax at some point and those who are workaholics because they have nothing better to do."

D. "In six months, she had a nervous breakdown."

A. She was promoted because she had excellent time-management skills.

B. She worked fewer hours after promotion and improved quickly.

C. She lacked the skills for the new job and overworked to compensate, which harmed her health

D. She asked for help immediately and avoided any serious problems

A. Humorous and dismissive of anyone who worries about work-life balance

B. Informational and completely neutral with no personal viewpoint

C. Reflective and mildly ironic, sometimes defending workaholism while noting its risks

D. Angry and accusatory toward lazy people

A. Join "Workaholics anonymous" immediately if you work more than 40 hours a week.

B. Decide whether your work habits allow you to maintain an ordinary life outside work; seek help if they do not.

C. Always prioritize work over personal life because promotions are worth it.

D. Avoid any form of hard work to prevent dangerous addictions.