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Froggy Jumps Describing attitudesVersión en línea Speak Out C1/C2 por patricia menegazzi 1 His argument sounds logical at first, but if you analyze it, you realize it’s __________—it ignores too many details. a an element of truth b a trite phrase c oversimplistic 2 The politician’s speech was filled with __________, offering empty words without any real meaning. a a vacuous comment b a sweeping statement c a complete fallacy 3 The idea that money alone brings happiness is __________; life is far more complex than that. a a trite phrase b patently not true c rings true 4 The film’s message about overcoming struggles really __________ with many viewers who had faced similar experiences. a spot on b strikes a chord c a vacuous comment 5 What she said about the importance of teamwork __________—it accurately reflects reality. a rings true b patently not true c a sweeping statement 6 His claim that social media is ruining all human interactions is __________; it’s an exaggeration that ignores many positive aspects. a spot on b a sweeping statement c a complete fallacy 7 There is __________ in what you're saying, but I still think your overall argument is flawed. a an element of truth b a trite phrase c oversimplistic 8 You always say “everything happens for a reason”—but don’t you think that’s just __________? a a trite phrase b a vacuous comment c a complete fallacy 9 The idea that vaccines cause serious diseases has been scientifically debunked—it’s __________. a an element of truth b patently not true c rings true 10 Her observation about how technology affects relationships was __________—it described the situation perfectly. a strikes a chord b a vacuous comment c spot on

Froggy Jumps

Describing attitudesVersión en línea

Speak Out C1/C2

por patricia menegazzi

His argument sounds logical at first, but if you analyze it, you realize it’s __________—it ignores too many details.

an element of truth

a trite phrase

oversimplistic

The politician’s speech was filled with __________, offering empty words without any real meaning.

a vacuous comment

a sweeping statement

a complete fallacy

The idea that money alone brings happiness is __________; life is far more complex than that.

a trite phrase

patently not true

rings true

The film’s message about overcoming struggles really __________ with many viewers who had faced similar experiences.

spot on

strikes a chord

a vacuous comment

What she said about the importance of teamwork __________—it accurately reflects reality.

rings true

patently not true

a sweeping statement

His claim that social media is ruining all human interactions is __________; it’s an exaggeration that ignores many positive aspects.

spot on

a sweeping statement

a complete fallacy

There is __________ in what you're saying, but I still think your overall argument is flawed.

an element of truth

a trite phrase

oversimplistic

You always say “everything happens for a reason”—but don’t you think that’s just __________?

a trite phrase

a vacuous comment

a complete fallacy

The idea that vaccines cause serious diseases has been scientifically debunked—it’s __________.

an element of truth

patently not true

rings true

Her observation about how technology affects relationships was __________—it described the situation perfectly.

strikes a chord

a vacuous comment

spot on

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His argument sounds logical at first, but if you analyze it, you realize it’s __________—it ignores too many details.

The politician’s speech was filled with __________, offering empty words without any real meaning.

The idea that money alone brings happiness is __________; life is far more complex than that.

The film’s message about overcoming struggles really __________ with many viewers who had faced similar experiences.

What she said about the importance of teamwork __________—it accurately reflects reality.

His claim that social media is ruining all human interactions is __________; it’s an exaggeration that ignores many positive aspects.

There is __________ in what you're saying, but I still think your overall argument is flawed.

You always say “everything happens for a reason”—but don’t you think that’s just __________?

The idea that vaccines cause serious diseases has been scientifically debunked—it’s __________.

Her observation about how technology affects relationships was __________—it described the situation perfectly.

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