10º Unit 5 - Readings review

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10º Unit 5 - Readings review


Froggy Jumps 10º Unit 5 - Readings reviewVersion en ligne Test your knowledge par Eduardo Soto 1 According to the article, what did Norman Garmezy study for four decades? a Children's eating habits b How children respond to adversity and stress c Heart disease in adults 2 Why did the nine-year-old boy bring a 'bread sandwich' to school every day? a It was the only food available at home b He was on a diet c He liked simple food 3 What trait did Garmezy identify in children who succeeded despite difficult circumstances? a Intelligence b Resilience c Wealth 4 Why is resilience described as a challenge for psychologists to study? a It cannot be measured at all b It only affects wealthy people c You can only see it when someone faces adversity 5 Which of these is described as a 'continuous' environmental threat? a Poverty b Witnessing violence once c A car accident 6 In Emmy Werner's 32-year study in Kauai, Hawaii, what fraction of at-risk children became 'competent, confident, and caring young adults'? a One-third b Two-thirds c One-half 7 According to Werner's research, resilient children tended to believe that: a Luck controlled their future b They, not their circumstances, affected their achievements c Their circumstances controlled their achievements 8 What is one key element of resilience that George Bonanno has studied? a Physical strength b Financial background c How a person perceives an event (as traumatic or as a chance to grow) 9 What does the word 'resilience' mean as used in this article? a The ability to recover from or adapt well to difficulty b A medical treatment for trauma c The ability to avoid all hardship 10 What happened to Kelly Perkins at age 30? a She developed a disease of the heart b She developed a disease of the heart c She climbed Half Dome for the first time 11 How long after her heart transplant did Kelly Perkins climb Half Dome? a Three years b Five years c Ten months 12 Why did Kelly want to achieve something physically significant after her transplant? a To win a competition b To raise money for charity c To change the image of her as just 'a patient' 13 What helps climbers protect their hands during the final, steepest part of the Half Dome climb? a Rock climbing shoes b A steel cable handrail and weathered work gloves c Ropes tied to trees 14 During the climb, what role did Kelly's husband Craig play? a He stayed at the bottom of the mountain b He carried all of her equipment c He stayed directly behind her, providing a sense of security 15 What gift did Craig surprise Kelly with at the top of Half Dome? a A gold charm shaped like Half Dome for her bracelet b A new pair of hiking boots c A journal to record the trip 16 What did Craig say he used to look at during the nights when Kelly was very sick? a A book about heart transplants b A famous Ansel Adams photo of Half Dome c A photo of their wedding 17 What is the best summary of the theme of 'The Climb of My Life'? a Overcoming personal illness can be as much a triumph as overcoming a physical challenge b Heart transplants always limit a person's future activities c Physical challenges are less important than mental ones 18 In the text, the word 'daunting' most nearly means: a Exciting and fun b Boring and slow c Intimidating or discouraging

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10º Unit 5 - Readings reviewVersion en ligne

par Eduardo Soto

According to the article, what did Norman Garmezy study for four decades?

Why did the nine-year-old boy bring a 'bread sandwich' to school every day?

What trait did Garmezy identify in children who succeeded despite difficult circumstances?

Why is resilience described as a challenge for psychologists to study?

Which of these is described as a 'continuous' environmental threat?

In Emmy Werner's 32-year study in Kauai, Hawaii, what fraction of at-risk children became 'competent, confident, and caring young adults'?

According to Werner's research, resilient children tended to believe that:

What is one key element of resilience that George Bonanno has studied?

What does the word 'resilience' mean as used in this article?

What happened to Kelly Perkins at age 30?

How long after her heart transplant did Kelly Perkins climb Half Dome?

Why did Kelly want to achieve something physically significant after her transplant?

What helps climbers protect their hands during the final, steepest part of the Half Dome climb?

During the climb, what role did Kelly's husband Craig play?

What gift did Craig surprise Kelly with at the top of Half Dome?

What did Craig say he used to look at during the nights when Kelly was very sick?

What is the best summary of the theme of 'The Climb of My Life'?

In the text, the word 'daunting' most nearly means: