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What is the significance of phrases like 'to get a good start' and 'to go far' in the context of the text?

They symbolize the journey of life in metaphorical terms (correct)

They emphasize the importance of early childhood education

They represent common expressions used by native English speakers

They reflect the desire for material success in life

In the context of the text, what do native English speakers often hope for their children?

To have a successful and prosperous life (correct)

To have a life free from financial worries and illness

To have a long and fulfilling life

To have a carefree and trouble-free life

How do most speakers of English view the way of speaking about life described in the passage?

As normal and natural for everyday purposes (correct)

As metaphorically ambiguous and confusing

As unusual and contrived

As overly simplistic and unrealistic

What is the underlying theme conveyed through the examples of parents' hopes for their children in the text?

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What is the main focus of the passage?

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Questions and Answers

What is the significance of phrases like 'to get a good start' and 'to go far' in the context of the text?

In the context of the text, what do native English speakers often hope for their children?

How do most speakers of English view the way of speaking about life described in the passage?

What is the underlying theme conveyed through the examples of parents' hopes for their children in the text?

What is the main focus of the passage?

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