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Which of the following is the MOST important aspect of friendship, as implied by the listening exercise?
Which of the following is the MOST important aspect of friendship, as implied by the listening exercise?
- Trusting and supporting each other. (correct)
- Always agreeing with each other's opinions.
- Sharing toys and belongings generously.
- Engaging in thrilling and crazy activities together.
If Robin and a speaker consider each other like siblings, what characteristics would they MOST likely exhibit in their friendship?
If Robin and a speaker consider each other like siblings, what characteristics would they MOST likely exhibit in their friendship?
- Occasional disagreements and forgiveness.
- Unconditional love and loyalty. (correct)
- Complete honesty and openness.
- Constant competition and rivalry.
In the context of maintaining a strong friendship, why is it important for friends to be 'truthful' with each other?
In the context of maintaining a strong friendship, why is it important for friends to be 'truthful' with each other?
- To ensure that secrets are always kept, regardless of the consequences.
- To build trust and provide honest feedback, even if it's difficult. (correct)
- To avoid any possibility of disagreements or arguments.
- To demonstrate intellectual superiority and correct each other's mistakes.
What can be inferred about Megan based on the statement that she doesn't take things seriously?
What can be inferred about Megan based on the statement that she doesn't take things seriously?
If Beatrice enjoys spending time with Vicky because she does 'thrilling' things, what does this suggest about Beatrice's personality?
If Beatrice enjoys spending time with Vicky because she does 'thrilling' things, what does this suggest about Beatrice's personality?
Vicky and Megan being 'different' from each other suggests that their friendship is MOST likely based on:
Vicky and Megan being 'different' from each other suggests that their friendship is MOST likely based on:
Megan’s preference for visiting museums suggests that she may value which of the following MOST?
Megan’s preference for visiting museums suggests that she may value which of the following MOST?
Given the recurring themes of trust, support, and shared activities, what general advice could be given to someone seeking to build strong friendships?
Given the recurring themes of trust, support, and shared activities, what general advice could be given to someone seeking to build strong friendships?
Which of the following best describes the main idea behind the quote, "Tell me who your friend is, and I will tell you who you are?"
Which of the following best describes the main idea behind the quote, "Tell me who your friend is, and I will tell you who you are?"
What is implied by the quote "Friends are the family you choose?"
What is implied by the quote "Friends are the family you choose?"
Janet invites Mert to a film night, but Mert cannot attend. What is the primary reason for Mert's absence?
Janet invites Mert to a film night, but Mert cannot attend. What is the primary reason for Mert's absence?
In the context of Janet's email, what does she mean by 'prep are the snacks for the guests'?
In the context of Janet's email, what does she mean by 'prep are the snacks for the guests'?
What does Mert suggest as an alternative to attending Janet's film night?
What does Mert suggest as an alternative to attending Janet's film night?
Which of the following qualities is explicitly mentioned in the text as being important in a friendship?
Which of the following qualities is explicitly mentioned in the text as being important in a friendship?
According to the qualities of friendship mentioned, what behavior exemplifies honesty between friends?
According to the qualities of friendship mentioned, what behavior exemplifies honesty between friends?
The text compares friends to siblings. What characteristic of sibling relationships is most likely being referenced?
The text compares friends to siblings. What characteristic of sibling relationships is most likely being referenced?
Janet is planning a film night. Based on the details, when does Janet expect her friends to arrive?
Janet is planning a film night. Based on the details, when does Janet expect her friends to arrive?
Regarding the planned cinema visit, what is Nancy's initial response to Bill's invitation for tomorrow evening?
Regarding the planned cinema visit, what is Nancy's initial response to Bill's invitation for tomorrow evening?
Why does Nancy decline Bill's offer for a drink and cake at the café?
Why does Nancy decline Bill's offer for a drink and cake at the café?
What day do Bill and Nancy agree to go to the cinema?
What day do Bill and Nancy agree to go to the cinema?
What does Bill offer to do regarding their mutual friend Robert?
What does Bill offer to do regarding their mutual friend Robert?
According to the listening exercise, which response indicates an agreement or acceptance?
According to the listening exercise, which response indicates an agreement or acceptance?
In the listening activity, which of the following responses shows a refusal or inability to accept an invitation?
In the listening activity, which of the following responses shows a refusal or inability to accept an invitation?
Assuming Bob asked a question inviting people to an event. Which response shows that there is an acceptance of the invitation?
Assuming Bob asked a question inviting people to an event. Which response shows that there is an acceptance of the invitation?
Which of the following elements is NOT explicitly mentioned as a component of true friendship?
Which of the following elements is NOT explicitly mentioned as a component of true friendship?
What is a key characteristic of true friends?
What is a key characteristic of true friends?
The text suggests that friendship can exist between people and animals because animals:
The text suggests that friendship can exist between people and animals because animals:
What does the text imply about the dictionary definition of friendship?
What does the text imply about the dictionary definition of friendship?
Oliver, Mollie and Brooke are giving excuses to refuse Ahmet’s invitation. Which scenario would most likely require them to give an excuse?
Oliver, Mollie and Brooke are giving excuses to refuse Ahmet’s invitation. Which scenario would most likely require them to give an excuse?
Imagine a situation: A friend consistently breaks promises but claims to be loyal. How does this align with the text's description of friendship?
Imagine a situation: A friend consistently breaks promises but claims to be loyal. How does this align with the text's description of friendship?
Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies 'mutual respect' within a friendship, based on the text?
Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies 'mutual respect' within a friendship, based on the text?
A person defines friendship solely as 'unconditional love,' disregarding the other elements mentioned in the text. What potential issue might arise from this narrow definition?
A person defines friendship solely as 'unconditional love,' disregarding the other elements mentioned in the text. What potential issue might arise from this narrow definition?
Flashcards
Accepting
Accepting
Accepting an offer or invitation.
Refusing
Refusing
Declining an offer or invitation.
Apologizing
Apologizing
Expressing regret or remorse for a wrong action.
Giving explanations and reasons
Giving explanations and reasons
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Making simple inquiries
Making simple inquiries
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Buddy
Buddy
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Friendship
Friendship
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Mate
Mate
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Friendship Qualities
Friendship Qualities
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Support (in friendship)
Support (in friendship)
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Trust (in friendship)
Trust (in friendship)
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Honesty (in friendship)
Honesty (in friendship)
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Prepare
Prepare
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Guest Snacks
Guest Snacks
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Guitar performance
Guitar performance
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Concert
Concert
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Film Night
Film Night
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Decline an Invitation
Decline an Invitation
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Suggesting an Activity
Suggesting an Activity
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Accepting an Offer
Accepting an Offer
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Declining an Offer
Declining an Offer
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Text
Text
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"How is it going?"
"How is it going?"
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Why did they decline?
Why did they decline?
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I'm afraid, I can't
I'm afraid, I can't
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It sounds great!
It sounds great!
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Friendship (Dictionary Definition)
Friendship (Dictionary Definition)
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True Friendship
True Friendship
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Components of Friendship
Components of Friendship
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Requirements for Friendship
Requirements for Friendship
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True Friend
True Friend
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Friendship with Animals
Friendship with Animals
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Study Notes
- Unit 1 is about friendship
Key Aspects of Friendship
- Accepting and refusing is part of friendship
- Apologizing and giving explanations and reasons strengthens friendships
- Making simple inquiries can start and maintain friendships
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- Activities people like to do with their friends include going to the cinema; others prefer playing computer games.
Listening Comprehension
- Friends should love and support each other.
- Friends should be honest and respect one another.
- Friends should want thrilling experiences together, trust each other and visit museums.
Reading Comprehension
- Janet is planning a film night party.
- Mert cannot attend Janet's party due to a prior commitment.
- Mert is giving a concert the next day.
- Janet will attend Mert's concert around seven o'clock.
Dialogue Analysis:
- Nancy is unable to attend the cinema the next day because her cousin is visiting, and she promised to help him with homework.
- Nancy and Bill plan to go to the cinema on Saturday.
- Bill will contact Robert to invite him.
- The plan is to meet in front of the cinema at seven o'clock.
- Bill offers Nancy a drink and cake.
Making Excuses:
- Use a simple excuse to refuse an invitation
Reading and Speaking
- Friendship is a combination of loyalty, love, respect, and trust.
- It requires similar interests, mutual respect, and patience
- It occurs when someone validates and supports you
- Friendship means different things to different people like trust or unconditional love
- Friendship may exist between humans and animals
Qualities of Friends
- Friends should be respectful and mutual to each other.
- There should be love, respect, and trust in friendship.
- True friends share the same feelings and relate well to each other.
Friendship Key Terms:
- Opposite of "loyal" is disloyal.
- "Support" means to give help and encouragement.
- Synonym of "buddy" is pal.
- "Trust" and "believe" share the same meaning.
- A "mate" is a friend.
- "Alone" means lonely or isolated.
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Explore the core aspects of friendship, including trust, support, and shared experiences. Analyze personality traits and preferences to understand friendship dynamics. Learn the importance of truthfulness and shared activities.