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If you were going to a foreign
country, would you rather go with a tour group or on your own? Explain.
I’ve lived in
1 A tour group would do
the planning for me.
2 If I travel with a tour group, I can probably get a discounted rate.
3 I may make some new friends by traveling with a tour group.
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Do you think of yourself as a
"goal-oriented" person? Explain.
Ever since I was a child,
I’ve had dreams for my life. I’ve known since the age of five that I wanted to
be a teacher. My brothers and sisters used to tease me that I was too serious
about life—that I needed to have more fun and quit thinking so much about my
future. However, my goals are important to my life.
1 I have short-term
goals.
2 I have long-term goals.
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Imagine
that you are a creature from outer space and have been sent by your leader to
observe life on earth and report your findings. What will you tell your fellow
creatures who are planning to visit?
When Natook
asked me to visit Earth and report my findings, I was somewhat nervous. I had
heard rumors about life on this planet that would make even one of our shigoilrs shudder. However, once I visited this planet two
galaxies away from our own planet of Axorismth, I
realized that earthlings are not so different from us. Indeed, I have
several important findings to share with my fellow Axorismthians.
1 Earthlings are always
hungry.
2 Earthlings care greatly for their young.
3 Earthlings are lots of fun when the sun goes down.
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Should preserving endangered
species take priority over jobs, development, and property rights? Why or why
not?
I’ve always been an animal lover. If I accidentally hit a
squirrel when I’m driving, I’ve been known to cry for several hours. I never
even squash a spider—I capture it and take it outside my house. However, if
I have to decide between rights for endangered species and human beings, I believe
we must do what is best for people, not animals.
1 Endangered species should not be given priority over jobs and development.
2 Endangered species should not be given priority over property rights.