Video Quiz: Nostalgia B2/C1 (Foreign Language - 1º Bachillerato - cae - fce


Nostalgia B2/C1Versión en línea Why do we feel nostalgia? por English English 1 1 What were some of the symptoms that affected mercenaries living abroad in the 17th century? Select one or more answers a euphoria b fatigue c insomnia d indigestion e extremely low body temperature f fever - irregular heartbeat - cardiac attack 2 Hofer eventually worked out that the symptoms the mercenaries experienced were due to: a excessive famine b missing their homeland c lengthy trips d lack of sleep e extremely low body temperature f fever - irregular heartbeat - cardiac attack 3 Primarily, the phenomenon of "nostalgia" had been attributed exclusively to Swiss people. a True b False c lengthy trips d lack of sleep e extremely low body temperature f fever - irregular heartbeat - cardiac attack 4 Early 20th century research proved that nostalgia is not a disease, but rather a condition such as depression. a True b False c lengthy trips d lack of sleep e extremely low body temperature f fever - irregular heartbeat - cardiac attack 5 The understanding of nostalgia has shifted from general homesickness to ... Written answer 6 When Proust tried the cake he last ate when he was a child, he experienced ... associations a delirious b peculiar c dramatic d pleasant e extremely low body temperature f fever - irregular heartbeat - cardiac attack 7 Psychologists realised that negative symptoms stem from the feeling of nostalgia. a True b False c dramatic d pleasant e extremely low body temperature f fever - irregular heartbeat - cardiac attack 8 Feelings of nostalgia can in fact positively contribute to our welfare. a True b False c dramatic d pleasant e extremely low body temperature f fever - irregular heartbeat - cardiac attack 9 Students have shown that experiencing nostalgia can: Select one or more answers a boost self-esteem b lead us to suicide c result in severe depression d encourage personal growth e make us forgetful about painful events f fever - irregular heartbeat - cardiac attack 10 What does the narrator mean when he says "Today, it seems that nostalgia is everywhere." Written answer 11 According to the narrator, nostalgia helps us remember ... Written answer Explanation 3 * At first, nostalgia was considered a particularly Swiss affliction. 4 * by the early 20th century, professionals no longer viewed it as a neurological disease, but as a mental condition similar to depression 5 * by the early 20th century, professionals no longer viewed it as a neurological disease, but as a mental condition similar to depression 6 * Proust described how tasting a madeleine cake he had not eaten since childhood triggered a cascade of warm and powerful sensory associations. 7 * Professionals realized that many of the negative symptoms may have been simply correlated with nostalgia rather than caused by it. 8 * By allowing individuals to remember personally meaningful and rewarding experiences they shared with others, nostalgia can boost psychological well-being. 9 * By allowing individuals to remember personally meaningful and rewarding experiences they shared with others, nostalgia can boost psychological well-being. 10 * By allowing individuals to remember personally meaningful and rewarding experiences they shared with others, nostalgia can boost psychological well-being. 11 * By allowing individuals to remember personally meaningful and rewarding experiences they shared with others, nostalgia can boost psychological well-being.

1

What were some of the symptoms that affected mercenaries living abroad in the 17th century?

Select one or more answers

a

euphoria

b

fatigue

c

insomnia

d

indigestion

e

extremely low body temperature

f

fever

-

irregular heartbeat

-

cardiac attack

2

Hofer eventually worked out that the symptoms the mercenaries experienced were due to:

a

excessive famine

b

missing their homeland

c

lengthy trips

d

lack of sleep

e

extremely low body temperature

f

fever

-

irregular heartbeat

-

cardiac attack

3

Primarily, the phenomenon of "nostalgia" had been attributed exclusively to Swiss people.

a

True

b

False

c

lengthy trips

d

lack of sleep

e

extremely low body temperature

f

fever

-

irregular heartbeat

-

cardiac attack

4

Early 20th century research proved that nostalgia is not a disease, but rather a condition such as depression.

a

True

b

False

c

lengthy trips

d

lack of sleep

e

extremely low body temperature

f

fever

-

irregular heartbeat

-

cardiac attack

5

The understanding of nostalgia has shifted from general homesickness to ...

Written answer

6

When Proust tried the cake he last ate when he was a child, he experienced ... associations

a

delirious

b

peculiar

c

dramatic

d

pleasant

e

extremely low body temperature

f

fever

-

irregular heartbeat

-

cardiac attack

7

Psychologists realised that negative symptoms stem from the feeling of nostalgia.

a

True

b

False

c

dramatic

d

pleasant

e

extremely low body temperature

f

fever

-

irregular heartbeat

-

cardiac attack

8

Feelings of nostalgia can in fact positively contribute to our welfare.

a

True

b

False

c

dramatic

d

pleasant

e

extremely low body temperature

f

fever

-

irregular heartbeat

-

cardiac attack

9

Students have shown that experiencing nostalgia can:

Select one or more answers

a

boost self-esteem

b

lead us to suicide

c

result in severe depression

d

encourage personal growth

e

make us forgetful about painful events

f

fever

-

irregular heartbeat

-

cardiac attack

10

What does the narrator mean when he says "Today, it seems that nostalgia is everywhere."

Written answer

11

According to the narrator, nostalgia helps us remember ...

Written answer

Explanation

3

* At first, nostalgia was considered a particularly Swiss affliction.

4

* by the early 20th century, professionals no longer viewed it as a neurological disease, but as a mental condition similar to depression

5

* by the early 20th century, professionals no longer viewed it as a neurological disease, but as a mental condition similar to depression

6

* Proust described how tasting a madeleine cake he had not eaten since childhood triggered a cascade of warm and powerful sensory associations.

7

* Professionals realized that many of the negative symptoms may have been simply correlated with nostalgia rather than caused by it.

8

* By allowing individuals to remember personally meaningful and rewarding experiences they shared with others, nostalgia can boost psychological well-being.

9

* By allowing individuals to remember personally meaningful and rewarding experiences they shared with others, nostalgia can boost psychological well-being.

10

* By allowing individuals to remember personally meaningful and rewarding experiences they shared with others, nostalgia can boost psychological well-being.

11

* By allowing individuals to remember personally meaningful and rewarding experiences they shared with others, nostalgia can boost psychological well-being.

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What were some of the symptoms that affected mercenaries living abroad in the 17th century?

Select one or more answers

Hofer eventually worked out that the symptoms the mercenaries experienced were due to:

Primarily, the phenomenon of "nostalgia" had been attributed exclusively to Swiss people.

Early 20th century research proved that nostalgia is not a disease, but rather a condition such as depression.

The understanding of nostalgia has shifted from general homesickness to ...

Written answer

When Proust tried the cake he last ate when he was a child, he experienced ... associations

Psychologists realised that negative symptoms stem from the feeling of nostalgia.

Feelings of nostalgia can in fact positively contribute to our welfare.

Students have shown that experiencing nostalgia can:

Select one or more answers

What does the narrator mean when he says "Today, it seems that nostalgia is everywhere."

Written answer

According to the narrator, nostalgia helps us remember ...

Written answer

Explanation