Unit 4: Chapter 2: the lottery

UNIT 4 –CHAPTER 2
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SUMMARY
Winning hundreds of million dollars on lottery tickets, many lottery winner suddenly find themselves with much more money than they’ve used to. But in order to help them how best to invest their earnings, lottery organizers employ counselors and these counselors encourage winners to get advice from financial experts.
Michael Carrol is an example of what can happen to lottery winners if they don’t manage their money wisely and he ended up into various difficulties with the law. Whereas, Billy and Jeff Wilson were quite sensible in managing their new wealth and they’re still enjoy living on the prize money.
And if you should happen to be lucky enough to win a lottery, the first thing you need to do is get help from financial advisors.
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To place money into the pot in order to require others do the same, usually only used for the first person to place money in the pot on each round
2015, ______ has been declared the richest man in the world for the 16th time by Forbes magazine`s annual ranking of global billionaires.
The arrival of something in sudden manner. Synomys with the word “luck”
An activity which balance between winning and losing and you have to bet money in thehope of winning more money
A kind of gambling games by selling numbered ticket and giving prizes to the winner at random
1. The word lucky (line5) is in quotation marks because lottery winners______.
A. depend on skill and not luck to win
B. may encouter problems with their money
C. will soon lose all their money
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They organize and run the lottery
B. They help lottery winners make financial investments
C. They help lottery winners cope with their sudden wealth
2. What do lottery counselors do?
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3. The word fortune (line 15) does NOT mean _____.
A. luck
B. money
C. outcome
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4. According to the passage, what should
lottery winners do?
A. Quit their jobs soon after winning.
B. Pay their credit card bills.
C. Invest all their lottery winnings.
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5. What could be another title for the passage?
A. The Biggest Lottery Winners
B. Winning the Lottery: What Happens Next?
C. How to Hit the Jackpot
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VOCABULARY
COMPREHENSION
1. An affluent person has a lot of __________.
A. talent
B. money
2. If a math problem is tricky, it ___________.
A. doesn’t have an obvious solution
B. can be solved easily
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A. acts without thinking
B. thinks before acting
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COMPREHENSION
A. taking a course on computer skill
B. buying a candy bar
3. A sensible person usually _____________.
4. Which is considered a wise investment?
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A. expect
B. remember
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A. not allowed to do it
B. invited to do it
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5. An unforeseen encounter is a meeting that
you don’t ___.
If you are banned from something , you are _______.
A. a diamond cat collar
B. a wasing machine
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COMPREHENSION
A. has saved
B. owes
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7. An example of an extravagant expense is _______.
8. A person who has a debts________money.
VOCABULARY SKILL
tolerant
applicant
descendant
evident
participant
vacant
reliant
pleasant
resident
defiant
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adjective
adjective
adjective
adjective
adjective
adjective
adjective
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a person who lives or resides in a certain place
pleasing to you
describes someone who challenges or defies authority
to depend or rely on something or someone
empty, having a vacancy, unoccupied
someone who participates in something
when something is obvious from evidence
a person who makes a formal application for something, e.g a job
a person, plant, or animal that is descended from a particular ancestor
open to and able to tolerate different views, beliefs, or behavior
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descendants
VOCABULARY SKILL
1. It was __________________ that she had not prepares for the meeting as she had no idea what to say.
2. Nearly 12% of people in the United States are __________________ of Irish settlers who came to North America over the centuries.
3. A(n) __________________ society is one that is accepting of all races and religions.
4. The __________________ of the building were unhappy with the noise
caused by the construction next door.
tolerant
residents
evident
VOCABULARY SKILL
5. The position is still __________________ beacause we haven’t found
a suitable person for the job.
6. There’s a(n) __________________ smell coming from the refrigerator.
I hope the food hasn’t gone rotten.
7. He has been getting into trouble at school for starting fights and
being openly __________________ toward teacher.
8. Nowadays, people are so __________________ on technology to keep in touch with friends.
vacant
unpleasant
defiant
reliant
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