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Omar is a twenty-two year old student. He's celebrating his birthday today with his mum, his dad, his older sister Rana, his nephew and niece, and his two younger sisters. His family love spending time together. Omar and Lina are engaged to be married. Their wedding is in four months. Lina is an only child, so her home is very quiet.
How old is Omar?
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Omar is a twenty-two year old student. He's celebrating his birthday today with his mum, his dad, his older sister Rana, his nephew and niece, and his two younger sisters. His family love spending time together. Omar and Lina are engaged to be married. Their wedding is in four months. Lina is an only child, so her home is very quiet.
When is Omar and Lina's wedding?
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Omar is a twenty-two year old student. He's celebrating his birthday today with his mum, his dad, his older sister Rana, his nephew and niece, and his two younger sisters. His family love spending time together. Omar and Lina are engaged to be married. Their wedding is in four months. Lina is an only child, so her home is very quiet.
Why is Lina's home very quiet?
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Omar is a twenty-two year old student. He's celebrating his birthday today with his mum, his dad, his older sister Rana, his nephew and niece, and his two younger sisters. His family love spending time together. Omar and Lina are engaged to be married. Their wedding is in four months. Lina is an only child, so her home is very quiet.
The word 'His' in 'His family love spending time together' refers to .......... .
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'There is a problem with that plan though,' says Lina. 'I read that to raise a child from birth to the age of twenty-one in the UK, you need about £230,000! So maybe a big family isn't such a good idea.' However, Omar is quick to add, 'In a big family like mine, children often share clothes and toys, so the financial side isn't as difficult as you might think. Maybe we didn't go on expensive holidays, but we learnt a lot from each other about sharing and responsibility.'
According to Lina, how much money do you need to raise a child to 21 in the UK?
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'There is a problem with that plan though,' says Lina. 'I read that to raise a child from birth to the age of twenty-one in the UK, you need about £230,000! So maybe a big family isn't such a good idea.' However, Omar is quick to add, 'In a big family like mine, children often share clothes and toys, so the financial side isn't as difficult as you might think. Maybe we didn't go on expensive holidays, but we learnt a lot from each other about sharing and responsibility.'
Why does Omar think a big family is not as expensive as people think?
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'There is a problem with that plan though,' says Lina. 'I read that to raise a child from birth to the age of twenty-one in the UK, you need about £230,000! So maybe a big family isn't such a good idea.' However, Omar is quick to add, 'In a big family like mine, children often share clothes and toys, so the financial side isn't as difficult as you might think. Maybe we didn't go on expensive holidays, but we learnt a lot from each other about sharing and responsibility.'
What did Omar learn from his big family?
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'There is a problem with that plan though,' says Lina. 'I read that to raise a child from birth to the age of twenty-one in the UK, you need about £230,000! So maybe a big family isn't such a good idea.' However, Omar is quick to add, 'In a big family like mine, children often share clothes and toys, so the financial side isn't as difficult as you might think. Maybe we didn't go on expensive holidays, but we learnt a lot from each other about sharing and responsibility.'
The word 'mine' in 'a big family like mine' refers to .......... .
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Omar and Lina's homes are very different, but they often visit each other. Omar enjoys the quiet atmosphere at Lina's house and she likes the fact that, at Omar's house, you never know what might happen next. So, is there a perfect family size? The answer depends on so many different things that it really isn't possible to say. The most important thing is supporting each other, no matter how big or small your family is.
What does Lina like about Omar's house?
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Omar and Lina's homes are very different, but they often visit each other. Omar enjoys the quiet atmosphere at Lina's house and she likes the fact that, at Omar's house, you never know what might happen next. So, is there a perfect family size? The answer depends on so many different things that it really isn't possible to say. The most important thing is supporting each other, no matter how big or small your family is.
According to the writer, the most important thing in a family is .......... .
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Omar and Lina's homes are very different, but they often visit each other. Omar enjoys the quiet atmosphere at Lina's house and she likes the fact that, at Omar's house, you never know what might happen next. So, is there a perfect family size? The answer depends on so many different things that it really isn't possible to say. The most important thing is supporting each other, no matter how big or small your family is.
The word 'she' in 'she likes the fact that...' refers to .......... .
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Two women are sitting in a café together. They're drinking coffee and sharing a piece of chocolate cake. One woman is talking. The other woman is listening carefully. The first woman seems sad. She starts crying. The other woman doesn't speak, she just hands her companion a tissue. The first woman stops crying and smiles.
What does the second woman do when her friend starts crying?
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According to psychologists, we get on with people who share the same background, opinions, interests, personality and even physical appearance. People with glasses often sit next to other people with glasses. The saying that 'opposites attract' appears not to be true. If you love sport, your friends probably love sport too.
According to psychologists, we usually get on with people who .......... .
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According to psychologists, we get on with people who share the same background, opinions, interests, personality and even physical appearance. People with glasses often sit next to other people with glasses. The saying that 'opposites attract' appears not to be true. If you love sport, your friends probably love sport too.
The writer thinks the saying 'opposites attract' .......... .
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Good friends are fun to be with but they're hard to find. It's true you can make lots of contacts on social media, but are they real friends or just acquaintances? Can you be open with them? Can you rely on them? Sometimes we don't even know if an online 'friend' is a real person or someone with a fake identity.
What problem with online 'friends' does the writer mention?
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Good friends are fun to be with but they're hard to find. It's true you can make lots of contacts on social media, but are they real friends or just acquaintances? Can you be open with them? Can you rely on them? Sometimes we don't even know if an online 'friend' is a real person or someone with a fake identity.
The word 'acquaintances' is closest in meaning to .......... .
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Good friends are fun to be with but they're hard to find. It's true you can make lots of contacts on social media, but are they real friends or just acquaintances? Can you be open with them? Can you rely on them? Sometimes we don't even know if an online 'friend' is a real person or someone with a fake identity.
The word 'them' in 'Can you be open with them?' refers to .......... .
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An old proverb tells us that 'a friend in need is a friend indeed'. That means you can tell who your real friends are when you're in trouble. Real friends stay with you and help you when you need them. They never let you down or turn their back on you. A good friend knows about your life, but your best friend lives your life with you. You don't have to pretend when you're with your best friend, you can be yourself.
What does 'a friend in need is a friend indeed' mean?
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An old proverb tells us that 'a friend in need is a friend indeed'. That means you can tell who your real friends are when you're in trouble. Real friends stay with you and help you when you need them. They never let you down or turn their back on you. A good friend knows about your life, but your best friend lives your life with you. You don't have to pretend when you're with your best friend, you can be yourself.
'They never let you down' means real friends never .......... .
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An old proverb tells us that 'a friend in need is a friend indeed'. That means you can tell who your real friends are when you're in trouble. Real friends stay with you and help you when you need them. They never let you down or turn their back on you. A good friend knows about your life, but your best friend lives your life with you. You don't have to pretend when you're with your best friend, you can be yourself.
What is the difference between a good friend and a best friend?
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In 2016 the FIFA Under-17 Women's World Cup took place in Jordan. The tournament featured 16 teams from around the world, with North Korea defeating Japan in the final to win their second World Cup title. Probably the main reason it was special was that it was the first time a football tournament of its kind was organised in the region. The matches were played across four venues in Amman, Zarqa, Irbid and Al-Mudawwarah.
Where did the FIFA Under-17 Women's World Cup take place in 2016?
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In 2016 the FIFA Under-17 Women's World Cup took place in Jordan. The tournament featured 16 teams from around the world, with North Korea defeating Japan in the final to win their second World Cup title. Probably the main reason it was special was that it was the first time a football tournament of its kind was organised in the region. The matches were played across four venues in Amman, Zarqa, Irbid and Al-Mudawwarah.
How many teams took part in the tournament?
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In 2016 the FIFA Under-17 Women's World Cup took place in Jordan. The tournament featured 16 teams from around the world, with North Korea defeating Japan in the final to win their second World Cup title. Probably the main reason it was special was that it was the first time a football tournament of its kind was organised in the region. The matches were played across four venues in Amman, Zarqa, Irbid and Al-Mudawwarah.
Who won the final?
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In 2016 the FIFA Under-17 Women's World Cup took place in Jordan. The tournament featured 16 teams from around the world, with North Korea defeating Japan in the final to win their second World Cup title. Probably the main reason it was special was that it was the first time a football tournament of its kind was organised in the region. The matches were played across four venues in Amman, Zarqa, Irbid and Al-Mudawwarah.
Why was the tournament special?
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For the Jordanian team it was a matter of national pride as it was the first time they would compete and they were also the only nation from the Middle East and North Africa taking part. The expectations weren't particularly high for the team as no host nation had made it past the first round in the previous four tournaments. Therefore, losing all three games they played didn't come as a big surprise.
Why weren't expectations high for the Jordanian team?
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For the Jordanian team it was a matter of national pride as it was the first time they would compete and they were also the only nation from the Middle East and North Africa taking part. The expectations weren't particularly high for the team as no host nation had made it past the first round in the previous four tournaments. Therefore, losing all three games they played didn't come as a big surprise.
How many games did the Jordanian team lose?
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For the Jordanian team it was a matter of national pride as it was the first time they would compete and they were also the only nation from the Middle East and North Africa taking part. The expectations weren't particularly high for the team as no host nation had made it past the first round in the previous four tournaments. Therefore, losing all three games they played didn't come as a big surprise.
The word 'they' in 'it was the first time they would compete' refers to .......... .
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The tournament mascot was an Arabian oryx, the national animal of Jordan, chosen to represent the strength, gentleness and athleticism of the players. For everyone involved it was a fantastic experience and one they will never forget. The tournament itself will also be remembered as a celebration of talent and for bringing women's football to a new audience.
What was the tournament mascot?
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The tournament mascot was an Arabian oryx, the national animal of Jordan, chosen to represent the strength, gentleness and athleticism of the players. For everyone involved it was a fantastic experience and one they will never forget. The tournament itself will also be remembered as a celebration of talent and for bringing women's football to a new audience.
Why was the oryx chosen as the mascot?
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The tournament mascot was an Arabian oryx, the national animal of Jordan, chosen to represent the strength, gentleness and athleticism of the players. For everyone involved it was a fantastic experience and one they will never forget. The tournament itself will also be remembered as a celebration of talent and for bringing women's football to a new audience.
The word 'one' in 'one they will never forget' refers to .......... .
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In 1994, Jason Lewis and Steve Smith set out from London on an incredible round-the-world adventure. Their plan was to use only forms of transport that they could power themselves: kayaks, bicycles, skates, even a pedal boat! They couldn't drive or be passengers in a vehicle, so even hitchhiking wasn't allowed! They travelled across the English Channel to France in a pedal boat and then cycled across France to Portugal.
When did Jason and Steve start their adventure?
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In 1994, Jason Lewis and Steve Smith set out from London on an incredible round-the-world adventure. Their plan was to use only forms of transport that they could power themselves: kayaks, bicycles, skates, even a pedal boat! They couldn't drive or be passengers in a vehicle, so even hitchhiking wasn't allowed! They travelled across the English Channel to France in a pedal boat and then cycled across France to Portugal.
What was the main rule of their trip?
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In 1994, Jason Lewis and Steve Smith set out from London on an incredible round-the-world adventure. Their plan was to use only forms of transport that they could power themselves: kayaks, bicycles, skates, even a pedal boat! They couldn't drive or be passengers in a vehicle, so even hitchhiking wasn't allowed! They travelled across the English Channel to France in a pedal boat and then cycled across France to Portugal.
How did they cross the English Channel?
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In 1994, Jason Lewis and Steve Smith set out from London on an incredible round-the-world adventure. Their plan was to use only forms of transport that they could power themselves: kayaks, bicycles, skates, even a pedal boat! They couldn't drive or be passengers in a vehicle, so even hitchhiking wasn't allowed! They travelled across the English Channel to France in a pedal boat and then cycled across France to Portugal.
The word 'They' in 'They couldn't drive' refers to .......... .
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Jason and Steve wanted to use a pedal boat to cross the Atlantic Ocean! The crossing took 111 days and when they finally arrived in Miami, they were hungry and exhausted. Not surprisingly, they were also tired of each other's company. So they decided to cross the USA separately. Steve cycled and Jason skated. While he was skating to a town called Pueblo, a car hit him. It was more than three months before he was fit enough to continue his journey.
How long did the Atlantic crossing take?
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Jason and Steve wanted to use a pedal boat to cross the Atlantic Ocean! The crossing took 111 days and when they finally arrived in Miami, they were hungry and exhausted. Not surprisingly, they were also tired of each other's company. So they decided to cross the USA separately. Steve cycled and Jason skated. While he was skating to a town called Pueblo, a car hit him. It was more than three months before he was fit enough to continue his journey.
Why did Jason and Steve cross the USA separately?
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Jason and Steve wanted to use a pedal boat to cross the Atlantic Ocean! The crossing took 111 days and when they finally arrived in Miami, they were hungry and exhausted. Not surprisingly, they were also tired of each other's company. So they decided to cross the USA separately. Steve cycled and Jason skated. While he was skating to a town called Pueblo, a car hit him. It was more than three months before he was fit enough to continue his journey.
What happened to Jason on the way to Pueblo?
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Jason and Steve wanted to use a pedal boat to cross the Atlantic Ocean! The crossing took 111 days and when they finally arrived in Miami, they were hungry and exhausted. Not surprisingly, they were also tired of each other's company. So they decided to cross the USA separately. Steve cycled and Jason skated. While he was skating to a town called Pueblo, a car hit him. It was more than three months before he was fit enough to continue his journey.
The word 'he' in 'before he was fit enough' refers to .......... .
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After he passed through Egypt, Jason spent the next few weeks travelling through Jordan and Syria and finally entered Europe in early August. When he reached Belgium, his old pedal boat was waiting for him for the final sea crossing back to the UK. After all the problems, adventures and changes to his original plans, Jason finally arrived back in the UK after thirteen years, two months and twenty-four days!
Which countries did Jason travel through after Egypt?
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After he passed through Egypt, Jason spent the next few weeks travelling through Jordan and Syria and finally entered Europe in early August. When he reached Belgium, his old pedal boat was waiting for him for the final sea crossing back to the UK. After all the problems, adventures and changes to his original plans, Jason finally arrived back in the UK after thirteen years, two months and twenty-four days!
What was waiting for Jason in Belgium?
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After he passed through Egypt, Jason spent the next few weeks travelling through Jordan and Syria and finally entered Europe in early August. When he reached Belgium, his old pedal boat was waiting for him for the final sea crossing back to the UK. After all the problems, adventures and changes to his original plans, Jason finally arrived back in the UK after thirteen years, two months and twenty-four days!
How long did the whole journey take?
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In many supermarkets, the main entrance leads directly into the fruit and vegetable section. Psychologists say that when we start by buying food which is good for us, we are more likely to feel better about ourselves. That's why, later on, we often take a packet of biscuits as a reward for our earlier good behaviour. Supermarket managers also want customers to look at as many products as possible. That's why key products such as dairy, bread and meat are right at the back of the store.
What are the first products you see in most supermarkets?
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In many supermarkets, the main entrance leads directly into the fruit and vegetable section. Psychologists say that when we start by buying food which is good for us, we are more likely to feel better about ourselves. That's why, later on, we often take a packet of biscuits as a reward for our earlier good behaviour. Supermarket managers also want customers to look at as many products as possible. That's why key products such as dairy, bread and meat are right at the back of the store.
Why do we often take biscuits later on?
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In many supermarkets, the main entrance leads directly into the fruit and vegetable section. Psychologists say that when we start by buying food which is good for us, we are more likely to feel better about ourselves. That's why, later on, we often take a packet of biscuits as a reward for our earlier good behaviour. Supermarket managers also want customers to look at as many products as possible. That's why key products such as dairy, bread and meat are right at the back of the store.
Where do supermarkets place key products like dairy and bread?
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In many supermarkets, the main entrance leads directly into the fruit and vegetable section. Psychologists say that when we start by buying food which is good for us, we are more likely to feel better about ourselves. That's why, later on, we often take a packet of biscuits as a reward for our earlier good behaviour. Supermarket managers also want customers to look at as many products as possible. That's why key products such as dairy, bread and meat are right at the back of the store.
Why do supermarkets put key products at the back?
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In many supermarkets, the main entrance leads directly into the fruit and vegetable section. Psychologists say that when we start by buying food which is good for us, we are more likely to feel better about ourselves. That's why, later on, we often take a packet of biscuits as a reward for our earlier good behaviour. Supermarket managers also want customers to look at as many products as possible. That's why key products such as dairy, bread and meat are right at the back of the store.
The word 'us' in 'food which is good for us' refers to .......... .
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When we see a sign offering a discount, we often take the product without thinking. It isn't unusual to see a sign saying: '2 packets only 2 JOD!' and, in our excitement, we grab the product without noticing that the price for one packet is actually only 1 JOD! The smell of fresh bread can make us more hungry and make the shop seem more attractive. Large supermarket trolleys make us think that we only have a few items and that we should buy more!
What is the trick in the sign '2 packets only 2 JOD!'?
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When we see a sign offering a discount, we often take the product without thinking. It isn't unusual to see a sign saying: '2 packets only 2 JOD!' and, in our excitement, we grab the product without noticing that the price for one packet is actually only 1 JOD! The smell of fresh bread can make us more hungry and make the shop seem more attractive. Large supermarket trolleys make us think that we only have a few items and that we should buy more!
What emotion do customers often feel when they see a special offer?
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When we see a sign offering a discount, we often take the product without thinking. It isn't unusual to see a sign saying: '2 packets only 2 JOD!' and, in our excitement, we grab the product without noticing that the price for one packet is actually only 1 JOD! The smell of fresh bread can make us more hungry and make the shop seem more attractive. Large supermarket trolleys make us think that we only have a few items and that we should buy more!
Why are supermarket trolleys very big?
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Finally, we reach the checkout. And while we're waiting in that queue, what do we see? Chocolate bars. Without thinking, we pick one up and drop it into the trolley. More money spent! How can we avoid these clever tricks? Make a shopping list, then you will only buy the things you need.
Which product do customers sometimes buy while waiting at the checkout?
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Finally, we reach the checkout. And while we're waiting in that queue, what do we see? Chocolate bars. Without thinking, we pick one up and drop it into the trolley. More money spent! How can we avoid these clever tricks? Make a shopping list, then you will only buy the things you need.
The word 'one' in 'we pick one up' refers to .......... .
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Finally, we reach the checkout. And while we're waiting in that queue, what do we see? Chocolate bars. Without thinking, we pick one up and drop it into the trolley. More money spent! How can we avoid these clever tricks? Make a shopping list, then you will only buy the things you need.
What tip does the writer give to avoid the tricks?
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One of the most famous dishes in Jordan is mansaf. It is often considered the national dish. This meal consists of tender lamb cooked in a yogurt sauce, served with rice with toasted almonds and pine nuts on top. Mansaf is typically enjoyed on special occasions and is a symbol of hospitality and generosity. Another popular dish is maqluba, which translates to 'upside-down' in Arabic. It is made by layering rice, vegetables and meat in a pot, then turning it upside down before serving it.
What is mansaf made of?
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One of the most famous dishes in Jordan is mansaf. It is often considered the national dish. This meal consists of tender lamb cooked in a yogurt sauce, served with rice with toasted almonds and pine nuts on top. Mansaf is typically enjoyed on special occasions and is a symbol of hospitality and generosity. Another popular dish is maqluba, which translates to 'upside-down' in Arabic. It is made by layering rice, vegetables and meat in a pot, then turning it upside down before serving it.
According to the writer, mansaf .......... .
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One of the most famous dishes in Jordan is mansaf. It is often considered the national dish. This meal consists of tender lamb cooked in a yogurt sauce, served with rice with toasted almonds and pine nuts on top. Mansaf is typically enjoyed on special occasions and is a symbol of hospitality and generosity. Another popular dish is maqluba, which translates to 'upside-down' in Arabic. It is made by layering rice, vegetables and meat in a pot, then turning it upside down before serving it.
What does 'maqluba' mean in English?
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One of the most famous dishes in Jordan is mansaf. It is often considered the national dish. This meal consists of tender lamb cooked in a yogurt sauce, served with rice with toasted almonds and pine nuts on top. Mansaf is typically enjoyed on special occasions and is a symbol of hospitality and generosity. Another popular dish is maqluba, which translates to 'upside-down' in Arabic. It is made by layering rice, vegetables and meat in a pot, then turning it upside down before serving it.
The word 'It' in 'It is made by layering rice...' refers to .......... .
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For a quick snack, Jordanians often treat themselves to falafel. These are crispy chickpea patties flavoured with herbs and spices, typically served in pitta bread with fresh vegetables and tahini sauce. Jordan is also known for its sweets, such as knafeh. This dessert has layers of shredded filo pastry stuffed with sweet cheese and covered in sugar syrup. On top there are crushed pistachios for added crunch. Jordanians also love tea, which is typically served strong and sweet.
Falafel gets its distinctive flavour from .......... .
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For a quick snack, Jordanians often treat themselves to falafel. These are crispy chickpea patties flavoured with herbs and spices, typically served in pitta bread with fresh vegetables and tahini sauce. Jordan is also known for its sweets, such as knafeh. This dessert has layers of shredded filo pastry stuffed with sweet cheese and covered in sugar syrup. On top there are crushed pistachios for added crunch. Jordanians also love tea, which is typically served strong and sweet.
What adds crunch to knafeh?
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For a quick snack, Jordanians often treat themselves to falafel. These are crispy chickpea patties flavoured with herbs and spices, typically served in pitta bread with fresh vegetables and tahini sauce. Jordan is also known for its sweets, such as knafeh. This dessert has layers of shredded filo pastry stuffed with sweet cheese and covered in sugar syrup. On top there are crushed pistachios for added crunch. Jordanians also love tea, which is typically served strong and sweet.
How is tea usually served in Jordan?
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Dan Buettner, an American writer and explorer, noticed that some very different places around the world have one thing in common: people there have a good chance of living to be 100 years old or more. He called these places 'blue zones'. The first thing he noticed about the inhabitants of blue zones was their healthy diet. They eat a lot of fruit and vegetables. They don't eat much meat but get their protein from beans, lentils or nuts. Their diets are low in sugar and salt.
What do people in 'blue zones' have in common?
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Dan Buettner, an American writer and explorer, noticed that some very different places around the world have one thing in common: people there have a good chance of living to be 100 years old or more. He called these places 'blue zones'. The first thing he noticed about the inhabitants of blue zones was their healthy diet. They eat a lot of fruit and vegetables. They don't eat much meat but get their protein from beans, lentils or nuts. Their diets are low in sugar and salt.
Who thought of the phrase 'blue zones'?
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Dan Buettner, an American writer and explorer, noticed that some very different places around the world have one thing in common: people there have a good chance of living to be 100 years old or more. He called these places 'blue zones'. The first thing he noticed about the inhabitants of blue zones was their healthy diet. They eat a lot of fruit and vegetables. They don't eat much meat but get their protein from beans, lentils or nuts. Their diets are low in sugar and salt.
Where do people in blue zones get their protein from?
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In blue zones people stop eating when they no longer feel hungry, not when they feel 'full up'. They see food as a gift and meals as a special time. They switch off TVs or smartphones and give thanks before they eat. They get exercise naturally by working outdoors. They stay fit by walking, not driving. And they sleep well, seven or eight hours a night, usually. They are generally optimistic, and community is very important to them. Older people are important and respected members of the community.
When do people in blue zones stop eating?
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In blue zones people stop eating when they no longer feel hungry, not when they feel 'full up'. They see food as a gift and meals as a special time. They switch off TVs or smartphones and give thanks before they eat. They get exercise naturally by working outdoors. They stay fit by walking, not driving. And they sleep well, seven or eight hours a night, usually. They are generally optimistic, and community is very important to them. Older people are important and respected members of the community.
How do people in blue zones stay fit?
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In blue zones people stop eating when they no longer feel hungry, not when they feel 'full up'. They see food as a gift and meals as a special time. They switch off TVs or smartphones and give thanks before they eat. They get exercise naturally by working outdoors. They stay fit by walking, not driving. And they sleep well, seven or eight hours a night, usually. They are generally optimistic, and community is very important to them. Older people are important and respected members of the community.
The word 'them' in 'community is very important to them' refers to .......... .
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In blue zones people stop eating when they no longer feel hungry, not when they feel 'full up'. They see food as a gift and meals as a special time. They switch off TVs or smartphones and give thanks before they eat. They get exercise naturally by working outdoors. They stay fit by walking, not driving. And they sleep well, seven or eight hours a night, usually. They are generally optimistic, and community is very important to them. Older people are important and respected members of the community.
How many hours do people in blue zones usually sleep?
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Hamdi, Working late tonight. Back about 8. Buy yourself pizza, money in kitchen drawer. Do homework. Look after Salma. Keep kitchen tidy. See you later. Mum
Why did Hamdi's mum leave a note?
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Hamdi, Working late tonight. Back about 8. Buy yourself pizza, money in kitchen drawer. Do homework. Look after Salma. Keep kitchen tidy. See you later. Mum
Where is the money?
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People have studied as young adults for thousands of years. The University of Alqarawiyyeen in Fez, Morocco, was opened in the year 859 by a woman called Fatima al-Fihri. It is thought to be the world's first university. Al-Azhar University in Cairo opened around 970 and today it has six university hospitals. The University of Oxford, which opened some time between 1096 and 1167, is the oldest university in the English-speaking world. Students must pass its own entrance exam, and they live in colleges.
Which university is thought to be the world's first?
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People have studied as young adults for thousands of years. The University of Alqarawiyyeen in Fez, Morocco, was opened in the year 859 by a woman called Fatima al-Fihri. It is thought to be the world's first university. Al-Azhar University in Cairo opened around 970 and today it has six university hospitals. The University of Oxford, which opened some time between 1096 and 1167, is the oldest university in the English-speaking world. Students must pass its own entrance exam, and they live in colleges.
Who opened the University of Alqarawiyyeen?
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People have studied as young adults for thousands of years. The University of Alqarawiyyeen in Fez, Morocco, was opened in the year 859 by a woman called Fatima al-Fihri. It is thought to be the world's first university. Al-Azhar University in Cairo opened around 970 and today it has six university hospitals. The University of Oxford, which opened some time between 1096 and 1167, is the oldest university in the English-speaking world. Students must pass its own entrance exam, and they live in colleges.
When was the University of Alqarawiyyeen opened?
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People have studied as young adults for thousands of years. The University of Alqarawiyyeen in Fez, Morocco, was opened in the year 859 by a woman called Fatima al-Fihri. It is thought to be the world's first university. Al-Azhar University in Cairo opened around 970 and today it has six university hospitals. The University of Oxford, which opened some time between 1096 and 1167, is the oldest university in the English-speaking world. Students must pass its own entrance exam, and they live in colleges.
Where is the University of Alqarawiyyeen?
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People have studied as young adults for thousands of years. The University of Alqarawiyyeen in Fez, Morocco, was opened in the year 859 by a woman called Fatima al-Fihri. It is thought to be the world's first university. Al-Azhar University in Cairo opened around 970 and today it has six university hospitals. The University of Oxford, which opened some time between 1096 and 1167, is the oldest university in the English-speaking world. Students must pass its own entrance exam, and they live in colleges.
How many university hospitals does Al-Azhar have today?
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People have studied as young adults for thousands of years. The University of Alqarawiyyeen in Fez, Morocco, was opened in the year 859 by a woman called Fatima al-Fihri. It is thought to be the world's first university. Al-Azhar University in Cairo opened around 970 and today it has six university hospitals. The University of Oxford, which opened some time between 1096 and 1167, is the oldest university in the English-speaking world. Students must pass its own entrance exam, and they live in colleges.
What is special about the University of Oxford?
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People have studied as young adults for thousands of years. The University of Alqarawiyyeen in Fez, Morocco, was opened in the year 859 by a woman called Fatima al-Fihri. It is thought to be the world's first university. Al-Azhar University in Cairo opened around 970 and today it has six university hospitals. The University of Oxford, which opened some time between 1096 and 1167, is the oldest university in the English-speaking world. Students must pass its own entrance exam, and they live in colleges.
The word 'its' in 'its own entrance exam' refers to .......... .
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The University of Jordan opened in Amman in 1962, and it also has a building in Aqaba. About 80% of its graduates find a job within a year. Today, Jordan has about 235,000 students at 10 public and 17 private universities, and about 28,000 of them are international students.
When did the University of Jordan open?
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The University of Jordan opened in Amman in 1962, and it also has a building in Aqaba. About 80% of its graduates find a job within a year. Today, Jordan has about 235,000 students at 10 public and 17 private universities, and about 28,000 of them are international students.
Apart from Amman, where else does the University of Jordan have a building?
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The University of Jordan opened in Amman in 1962, and it also has a building in Aqaba. About 80% of its graduates find a job within a year. Today, Jordan has about 235,000 students at 10 public and 17 private universities, and about 28,000 of them are international students.
What percentage of University of Jordan graduates find a job within a year?
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The University of Jordan opened in Amman in 1962, and it also has a building in Aqaba. About 80% of its graduates find a job within a year. Today, Jordan has about 235,000 students at 10 public and 17 private universities, and about 28,000 of them are international students.
How many private universities are there in Jordan, according to the text?
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The University of Jordan opened in Amman in 1962, and it also has a building in Aqaba. About 80% of its graduates find a job within a year. Today, Jordan has about 235,000 students at 10 public and 17 private universities, and about 28,000 of them are international students.
About how many international students study in Jordan?
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The University of Jordan opened in Amman in 1962, and it also has a building in Aqaba. About 80% of its graduates find a job within a year. Today, Jordan has about 235,000 students at 10 public and 17 private universities, and about 28,000 of them are international students.
The word 'them' in 'about 28,000 of them' refers to .......... .
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