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1. The presenter doesn't wear a suit because ... (C.) The presentation is not formal. 2. According to the speaker, which statement is TRUE? (B.)A suit isnecessary when meeting clients. 3. What does the phrase "Dress-down Fridays" mean? (C.) Employees are allowed to wear informally on Fridays. 4. According to the speaker, who may be the most informal dressers? (A.) People working in IT 5. What does a customer feel about a man in uniform? D. reassured 6. How many hours of sleep do experts suggest for kids? (A.) Ten 7. According to the speaker, why is sleep important for the brain? (B.) Brain can rest in a sleep. 8. Why don't the students learn well when they are tired? (D.) They can't pay attention very well 9. Which is NOT a reason for poor sleep? (D.) exercising before sleep 10. What should students try to do each night? (C.) Go to bed at a regular time 11. Which is NOT the shape of the northern lights? (D.) an oval shape 13. Where is the best place to see the northern lights? (A.) The northernmost point of Earth 14. What is one of the stories developed by people before modern science? (A.) The lights were caused by foxes. 15. Which of the following is NOT mentioned in this talk? (C.) The discovery of the lights Mình tra được đáp án từ link này: quizlet.com/vn/844780571/listening-part-3-test-3-flash-cards/

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23/07/2024 still work, thank you !!!

Keys: 21B, 22B, 23B, 24B, 25D.

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Vậy 1 đề listening là 30' ạ?

Part 4 đọc như rap luôn má ôi, từ vựng toàn dùng từ lạ 🥶🥶

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Medieval Europeans with symbolic value. They had most of you never give much thought to the salt and pepper in the cafeteria or the supermarket or a restaurant, am I right? They're inexpensive, readily available, pretty boring, you might say. Both of them. We tend to think of salt and pepper as a pear, but they actually have very dissimilar histories. Different journeys that led them to end up on our dinner tables. First, let's look at salt. In moderation, it is an essential part of a healthy diet, but it's so common nowadays we wouldn't consider it valuable. The attitude was different in, say, some kingdoms of Africa that maintained ancient salt trading routes across the Sahara Desert. Some of which still exist today. Of course. People need some in their diet, but it was valuable mostly because it was one of the few substances known to keep foods from spoiling quickly. Our word salary comes from the Roman practice of paying soldiers partly in salt rather than entirely in money. But. Back to my point, trying to lay out some symbolism for you here. While medieval Europeans would have considered salt a very necessary substance, they also considered it very mundane. Nothing special, sort of like how we see it today. Now pepper was the exact opposite. Medieval Europeans developed quite a powerful taste. Pepper and other spices like cinnamon and nutmeg. Sure, you could use pepper or nutmeg or cinnamon to season your food, but they're not essential to the diet like salt. Some people believe that these spices were important for preserving food or even flavoring food that was no longer fresh. Well, that's not such a good explanation. With the popularity of these spices, has medieval Europeans already had salt and plenty of native herbs to flavor or preserve food? Does anyone have any ideas why pepper and other spices might have been so popular? How about you Diane? Maybe they taste better, sort of. You're headed in the right direction, I mean. They were more desirable, and taste may have been one factor, but something that's strange or different or exotic might be more interesting, right? And so it was with pepper and other such spices like cinnamon, ginger, cardamom. Sorry, professor, but how exactly could pepper be exotic? Good question. See, they didn't call this time period the Dark Ages for nothing. Travel and commerce across long distances were dangerous and rare. Your average European was generally not in contact with anyone outside his or her local world, say within a 10 mile radius or so, except through the church. But that's a whole different issue that we're going to bypass. For the moment. Now where was I? Ohh yes. So pepper came mainly from India and cinnamon from Salon, what we now call Sri Lanka. But very few medieval Europeans had the slightest idea where they came from. All they knew was that merchants could buy spices from Arabs in Egypt. Where the Arabs got them from was a mystery. So the spices were valuable just because they came from far away? Yes, right. But even more than that, and this is what I want you to get out of our discussion today, because spices were rare, pretty much only purchased by the upper classes nobility, not by the masses. There's no way you find pepper on a table in a medieval university dining hall. And if you did, you wouldn't take it for granted. You'd feel pretty special eating it because they came from so far off. Well, the disconnected Europeans weren't quite sure where a lot of them came from. Spices were actually thought to have their origins in paradise, so people actually believed spices. What's symbolic value they had? Most of you never give much thought to the salt and pepper in the....

Outside the field of psychology and education, social work and even criminal justice now, Maslow began his career studying the behavior of monkeys and. One of the most interesting things he noticed was that some of the monkeys needs took precedence over others. Some needs appeared to be more important. For example, if the monkeys were both hungry and thirsty, they would seek water before food. See, you can only live for a few days without water. But food? Well, food is still important. You still have to eat, but the need for water is stronger than monkeys. Also needed to play to get exercise. But the needs for food and water were more pressing out of his observations of monkeys and later observation of people. Maslow developed his ideas. Into the now famous hierarchy of human needs. Let's take a look at each layer of these needs in greater detail. As the monkey story illustrates, the first layer, the physiological needs, the foundation needs that must be met first unless you get enough oxygen, water, protein, salt. Sugar, vitamins and minerals, and unless you maintain a healthy PH balance, body temperature and so on, you won't live long enough to worry about very many other needs moving on. The second layer of needs is the need for safety and security. So let's say you meet all your physiological needs. Soon you will probably start thinking about finding stability and protection, developing structure, creating order, those kinds of things you find negatively when you're no longer hungry and thirsty. Fears and anxieties are your next concern. You want to find a safe neighborhood, job security or retirement plan, and so on. Meet these needs are and you'll focus on the needs for love and belonging, which is the third level in Maslow's hierarchy of needs. You have your food, you're comfortable, shelter, your job security, and you begin to feel the need for friends, a partner, a sense of community. Even if you don't meet these needs, you'll grow susceptible to loneliness. And social anxieties, a major problem On an urban societies are alienation. There are socially acceptable ways to meet these needs, Getting married, joining a club or church, and less socially acceptable ways like joining a gang or getting involved in a drug culture. Now we're at the 4th level. Esteem needs and here. Pay attention. Maslow notes 2 subsets. The lower one is the need for respect from others. Status, fame, glory, recognition. Get the idea. The higher form involves the need for self respect, confidence, achievement, freedom. Even now this stratification of esteem needs is often debated. No, I think Maslow had it right in the 1st place. Self respect is the higher form, unlike the respect of others, and we all know how fickle that is. Once you gain self respect, it's a lot harder to lose, fail to meet your esteem needs and your candidate for some significant psychological problems. Maslow didn't believe humans could meet all four levels of their needs and just stop and be content. They would continuously need to grow emotionally, cognitively and socially. This is what he refers to as self actualization, the fifth level. Few people meet all four preceding levels of their needs, so. Maslow had less of an observable basis to define what self actualization meant. And let's face it, this level is also the most abstract the heart is typing down. He did point out that self actualized individuals, at least the ones he observed, tended to be autonomous, not overly concerned about social norms. Yet at the same time had a strong sense of ethics and concern for the human species. They demonstrate a non hostile sense of humor as well as a sense of humility and respect for others. They tended to be very creative, inventive people. One thing educators for example, have taken from Maslow's theory is the importance of making sure. Children have their most basic needs met as forming an important foundation on which to teach them not only knowledge, but also the values of self respect and respect for others. Let's take a brief look at how this is done. OK, now get ready to answer the questions..

Does Lithuania give passport meaning citizenship to Pakistanis?

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