choose the right word to complete the sentences
1. A... is a member of a country.
paricipant
citizen
citizenship
benefited
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1. A... is a member of a country.
paricipant
citizen
citizenship
benefited
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2. Your project ... the local economy.
benefited
money
get
deaf
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2. Your project ... the local economy.
benefited
exhausting
citizen
money
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3. It was a good way to raise ... for people in Africa.
sign
benefited
money
citizen
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4. I am so tired. The game was ...
sign
exhausting
deaf
non-existent
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5. You are lucky, you are the ... of the Olympic Games.
benefited
get
citizen
participant
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6. I was surprised, even shocked to some degree as the textbooks were ....
non-existent
sign
deaf
citizenship
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7. What can you say about your ... project?
citizen
participant
citizenship
non-existent
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8. Did you ... training on how to conduct lessons?
get
sign
benefited
deaf
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9. I'd like to learn ... language.
money
deaf
sign
get
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10. I watched a documentary about ... people and sign language.
deaf
participant
citizen
citizenship
Decide whether these examples of behavior are those of a good citizen or a bad citizen (познач речення good citizen, якщо це про хорошого громадянина та bad citizen, якщо про поганого громадянина).
1. respects the law
good citizen
bad citizen
Decide whether these examples of behavior are those of a good citizen or a bad citizen (познач речення good citizen, якщо це про хорошого громадянина та bad citizen, якщо про поганого громадянина).
2. votes
good citizen
bad citizen
Decide whether these examples of behavior are those of a good citizen or a bad citizen (познач речення good citizen, якщо це про хорошого громадянина та bad citizen, якщо про поганого громадянина).
3. does not care about the protection of the environment
good citizen
bad citizen
Decide whether these examples of behavior are those of a good citizen or a bad citizen (познач речення good citizen, якщо це про хорошого громадянина та bad citizen, якщо про поганого громадянина).
4. throws rubbish in the street
good citizen
bad citizen
Decide whether these examples of behavior are those of a good citizen or a bad citizen (познач речення good citizen, якщо це про хорошого громадянина та bad citizen, якщо про поганого громадянина).
5. leaves his bus seat for an old person
good citizen
bad citizen
Decide whether these examples of behavior are those of a good citizen or a bad citizen (познач речення good citizen, якщо це про хорошого громадянина та bad citizen, якщо про поганого громадянина).
6. thinks that voluntary work is a waste of time
good citizen
bad citizen
Decide whether these examples of behavior are those of a good citizen or a bad citizen (познач речення good citizen, якщо це про хорошого громадянина та bad citizen, якщо про поганого громадянина).
7. helps lost strangers find their ways
good citizen
bad citizen
Decide whether these examples of behavior are those of a good citizen or a bad citizen (познач речення good citizen, якщо це про хорошого громадянина та bad citizen, якщо про поганого громадянина).
8. jumps the queue
good citizen
bad citizen
Decide whether these examples of behavior are those of a good citizen or a bad citizen (познач речення good citizen, якщо це про хорошого громадянина та bad citizen, якщо про поганого громадянина).
9. participates in community service
good citizen
bad citizen
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Let’s look into the problem of teenagers taking jobs. We all know that teenagers need money. The pocket money they get from their parents is not enough to pay for mobile phone calls, going out with their friends in the evenings. A lot of teens prefer not to ask their parents for more money. Instead of that they get part-time jobs. That is what about a million schoolchildren in the UK do. Research shows that the most popular jobs for teens are babysitting and delivering papers to people’s houses. Other jobs that young people do include working in shops, hotels, dog walking, cleaning. Is there a minimum wage for people under 18? No, there isn’t. Quite a large number of teenagers get J2 per hour or less. But should young people be working at all? Most teenagers are already very busy. Schools give them a lot of homework and many have important exams to prepare for. Having a job can make teens too tired to do their schoolwork. Although there are laws about how much work young people are allowed to do, one in ten schoolchildren miss classes so they can go to work.
1. Teens are not allowed to go to work.
true
false
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Let’s look into the problem of teenagers taking jobs. We all know that teenagers need money. The pocket money they get from their parents is not enough to pay for mobile phone calls, going out with their friends in the evenings. A lot of teens prefer not to ask their parents for more money. Instead of that they get part-time jobs. That is what about a million schoolchildren in the UK do. Research shows that the most popular jobs for teens are babysitting and delivering papers to people’s houses. Other jobs that young people do include working in shops, hotels, dog walking, cleaning. Is there a minimum wage for people under 18? No, there isn’t. Quite a large number of teenagers get J2 per hour or less. But should young people be working at all? Most teenagers are already very busy. Schools give them a lot of homework and many have important exams to prepare for. Having a job can make teens too tired to do their schoolwork. Although there are laws about how much work young people are allowed to do, one in ten schoolchildren miss classes so they can go to work.
2. Teens get enough money to spend their free time with friends.
true
false
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Let’s look into the problem of teenagers taking jobs. We all know that teenagers need money. The pocket money they get from their parents is not enough to pay for mobile phone calls, going out with their friends in the evenings. A lot of teens prefer not to ask their parents for more money. Instead of that they get part-time jobs. That is what about a million schoolchildren in the UK do. Research shows that the most popular jobs for teens are babysitting and delivering papers to people’s houses. Other jobs that young people do include working in shops, hotels, dog walking, cleaning. Is there a minimum wage for people under 18? No, there isn’t. Quite a large number of teenagers get J2 per hour or less. But should young people be working at all? Most teenagers are already very busy. Schools give them a lot of homework and many have important exams to prepare for. Having a job can make teens too tired to do their schoolwork. Although there are laws about how much work young people are allowed to do, one in ten schoolchildren miss classes so they can go to work.
3. Many young people prefer have jobs.
true
false
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Let’s look into the problem of teenagers taking jobs. We all know that teenagers need money. The pocket money they get from their parents is not enough to pay for mobile phone calls, going out with their friends in the evenings. A lot of teens prefer not to ask their parents for more money. Instead of that they get part-time jobs. That is what about a million schoolchildren in the UK do. Research shows that the most popular jobs for teens are babysitting and delivering papers to people’s houses. Other jobs that young people do include working in shops, hotels, dog walking, cleaning. Is there a minimum wage for people under 18? No, there isn’t. Quite a large number of teenagers get J2 per hour or less. But should young people be working at all? Most teenagers are already very busy. Schools give them a lot of homework and many have important exams to prepare for. Having a job can make teens too tired to do their schoolwork. Although there are laws about how much work young people are allowed to do, one in ten schoolchildren miss classes so they can go to work.
4. Teens usually have full-time jobs.
true
false
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Let’s look into the problem of teenagers taking jobs. We all know that teenagers need money. The pocket money they get from their parents is not enough to pay for mobile phone calls, going out with their friends in the evenings. A lot of teens prefer not to ask their parents for more money. Instead of that they get part-time jobs. That is what about a million schoolchildren in the UK do. Research shows that the most popular jobs for teens are babysitting and delivering papers to people’s houses. Other jobs that young people do include working in shops, hotels, dog walking, cleaning. Is there a minimum wage for people under 18? No, there isn’t. Quite a large number of teenagers get J2 per hour or less. But should young people be working at all? Most teenagers are already very busy. Schools give them a lot of homework and many have important exams to prepare for. Having a job can make teens too tired to do their schoolwork. Although there are laws about how much work young people are allowed to do, one in ten schoolchildren miss classes so they can go to work.
5. There is not a minimum wage for teenagers.
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false
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Let’s look into the problem of teenagers taking jobs. We all know that teenagers need money. The pocket money they get from their parents is not enough to pay for mobile phone calls, going out with their friends in the evenings. A lot of teens prefer not to ask their parents for more money. Instead of that they get part-time jobs. That is what about a million schoolchildren in the UK do. Research shows that the most popular jobs for teens are babysitting and delivering papers to people’s houses. Other jobs that young people do include working in shops, hotels, dog walking, cleaning. Is there a minimum wage for people under 18? No, there isn’t. Quite a large number of teenagers get J2 per hour or less. But should young people be working at all? Most teenagers are already very busy. Schools give them a lot of homework and many have important exams to prepare for. Having a job can make teens too tired to do their schoolwork. Although there are laws about how much work young people are allowed to do, one in ten schoolchildren miss classes so they can go to work.
6. More than million schoolchildren in Great Britain have jobs.
true
false
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Let’s look into the problem of teenagers taking jobs. We all know that teenagers need money. The pocket money they get from their parents is not enough to pay for mobile phone calls, going out with their friends in the evenings. A lot of teens prefer not to ask their parents for more money. Instead of that they get part-time jobs. That is what about a million schoolchildren in the UK do. Research shows that the most popular jobs for teens are babysitting and delivering papers to people’s houses. Other jobs that young people do include working in shops, hotels, dog walking, cleaning. Is there a minimum wage for people under 18? No, there isn’t. Quite a large number of teenagers get J2 per hour or less. But should young people be working at all? Most teenagers are already very busy. Schools give them a lot of homework and many have important exams to prepare for. Having a job can make teens too tired to do their schoolwork. Although there are laws about how much work young people are allowed to do, one in ten schoolchildren miss classes so they can go to work.
7. There are laws about how much work teens can do.
true
false
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Let’s look into the problem of teenagers taking jobs. We all know that teenagers need money. The pocket money they get from their parents is not enough to pay for mobile phone calls, going out with their friends in the evenings. A lot of teens prefer not to ask their parents for more money. Instead of that they get part-time jobs. That is what about a million schoolchildren in the UK do. Research shows that the most popular jobs for teens are babysitting and delivering papers to people’s houses. Other jobs that young people do include working in shops, hotels, dog walking, cleaning. Is there a minimum wage for people under 18? No, there isn’t. Quite a large number of teenagers get J2 per hour or less. But should young people be working at all? Most teenagers are already very busy. Schools give them a lot of homework and many have important exams to prepare for. Having a job can make teens too tired to do their schoolwork. Although there are laws about how much work young people are allowed to do, one in ten schoolchildren miss classes so they can go to work.
8. Schoolchildren can go to work and they never miss their classes.
true
false
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Let’s look into the problem of teenagers taking jobs. We all know that teenagers need money. The pocket money they get from their parents is not enough to pay for mobile phone calls, going out with their friends in the evenings. A lot of teens prefer not to ask their parents for more money. Instead of that they get part-time jobs. That is what about a million schoolchildren in the UK do. Research shows that the most popular jobs for teens are babysitting and delivering papers to people’s houses. Other jobs that young people do include working in shops, hotels, dog walking, cleaning. Is there a minimum wage for people under 18? No, there isn’t. Quite a large number of teenagers get J2 per hour or less. But should young people be working at all? Most teenagers are already very busy. Schools give them a lot of homework and many have important exams to prepare for. Having a job can make teens too tired to do their schoolwork. Although there are laws about how much work young people are allowed to do, one in ten schoolchildren miss classes so they can go to work.
9. Young people are active and energetic but it is not easy to combine schoolwork and jobs.
true
false
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Let’s look into the problem of teenagers taking jobs. We all know that teenagers need money. The pocket money they get from their parents is not enough to pay for mobile phone calls, going out with their friends in the evenings. A lot of teens prefer not to ask their parents for more money. Instead of that they get part-time jobs. That is what about a million schoolchildren in the UK do. Research shows that the most popular jobs for teens are babysitting and delivering papers to people’s houses. Other jobs that young people do include working in shops, hotels, dog walking, cleaning. Is there a minimum wage for people under 18? No, there isn’t. Quite a large number of teenagers get J2 per hour or less. But should young people be working at all? Most teenagers are already very busy. Schools give them a lot of homework and many have important exams to prepare for. Having a job can make teens too tired to do their schoolwork. Although there are laws about how much work young people are allowed to do, one in ten schoolchildren miss classes so they can go to work.
10. There is a minimum wage for grown-ups.
true
false
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