29 Questions
Some friends are able to access private cancer treatment, while others see their survival chances increase on growing NHS waiting lists.
False
People in a friendship group can have children because they can afford childcare.
True
The article discusses the impact of wealth gap on relationships.
True
Samira wants her sister back.
False
The book 'Tenants' by Vicky Spratt is sold for £9.99 at guardianbookshop.com.
False
Shelley is a single mother earning around £15,000 a month.
False
Stephen mentions that most of his friends are from diverse backgrounds.
False
The text mentions that politicians in Britain have historically emphasized the importance of wealth accumulation for working people.
True
Stephen expresses guilt over his privilege but acknowledges his fortune.
True
The text compares Britain to a country depicted in novels by Jane Austen and Charles Dickens.
True
Shelley works full-time as a civil servant to make ends meet.
False
Sarah's father advised her to openly share how much he earned with family members.
False
According to Sequeira, wealth inequality does not impact relationships at all.
False
The text implies that when one person earns more than the other, it may lead to a power imbalance in the relationship.
True
The economic strain of wealth inequality on relationships is often openly discussed and recognized.
False
Samira and her brother have very similar experiences with money despite coming from different backgrounds.
False
Shelley's friends all come from similar economic backgrounds.
False
Anna's friends are all struggling financially due to the cost-of-living crisis.
False
Wealth disparity is often discussed more than income disparities within friendship groups.
False
Anna feels lonely and left out because her friends are getting better salary increments than her.
False
The dynamic between Anna and her friends has improved over time.
False
Anna feels embarrassed when her friends offer to pay for things.
True
Wealth gap is not a factor contributing to the change in Anna's self-esteem.
False
Stephen feels guilty because he is less privileged than others.
False
According to the passage, Stephen believes people judge him for being privileged.
False
Savage is concerned that social mobility in Britain might increase due to inflation.
False
Majority of people in the UK have significant wealth assets according to the passage.
False
Wealthier people may have access to personalized solutions for their needs, as per the text.
True
According to the passage, socioeconomic divides are not expected to intensify over time.
False
Explore a thought-provoking introspection on privilege, guilt, and societal perspectives through the eyes of Stephen. The text delves into the complexities of acknowledging one's privilege and navigating friendships and societal expectations.
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