tailieunhanh - discussions a z advanced phần 7

Tham khảo tài liệu 'discussions a z advanced phần 7', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 1 Personality traits aggressive confident dependable imaginative modest prejudiced sincere understanding ambitious conscientious discerning impulsive nervous rational snobbish unpredictable broad-minded creative generous logical observant reckless stubborn vain competitive cruel idealistic materialistic pessimistic servile tactful wise 2 Fame It doesn t matter what the person s famous for you could be famous for the shooting of the President or something you re still famous and they put your picture on all the newspapers. You could be a famous fashion designer or a famous movie star or a famous Wall Street executive but you re still on your degree of fame. Everybody copes with fame in a different way but nobody really seems to think it s what they went after. A lot of people go after fame and money but they re really after the money they don t want the fame. It s like say you re passing a little pub or an inn and you look through the window and you see all the people eating and talking and carrying on you can watch outside the window and you can see them all being very real with each other. As real as they re gonna be because when you walk into the room it s over. You won t see them being real any more. 1 I That it s gonna take away the 2 4 6 10 3 I That it justifies any means. That it can close the hole in the ozone layer feed the starving and find a cure for AIDS. 11 say money doesn t bring happiness it s a 7 That everyone famous is rich 8 it makes you somehow special. Discussions A-Z Advanced PHOTOCOPIABLE Cambridge University Press 1997 3 PsychoDraw Before students look at their page ask them to draw a tree with a pen very quickly nothing elaborate and no crossings out. Listening Now tell them that this is a psychological game and that they re going to learn how to interpret each other s trees. Get them to look at their page. The speaker describes how to interpret the various parts of the trees illustrated on their page starting from the roots. At the first .