Video quizz about Friendship (TED TALKS )

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Video quizz about Friendship (TED TALKS )


Video quizz about Friendship (TED TALKS )Versión en línea Listening activity about friendship por Cova VS 1 According to the video, is it ever too late to make a new friend? a Yes, after a certain age b No, it’s never too late c Only if you move to a different city d 2 According to the video, in a 2008 study, people judged a hill to be less steep when they were with someone — who was that someone? a A family member b A good friend c A teacher d 3 What are some of the benefits of friendships mentioned in the video? a They help us travel more b They boost academic performance c They make us richer d 4 During which life stage does the video say friendships can shape our beliefs and emotional growth? a Middle age b Old age c Childhood and adolescence d 5 What is the “liking gap”? a A difference in how much we like ourselves vs. others like us b The tendency to underestimate how much others like us c A gap between people who like the same things d 6 What is the “acceptance prophecy”? a Expecting to be liked, which can make us appear friendlier b Believing that no one will like us c Predicting which friends you will have in future d 7 Psychologists identify two key features of more intimate friendships. Which are they? a Wealth and popularity b Distance and silence c Companionship and closeness d 8 What does “companionship” refer to in this context? a Having the same family b Shared interests or doing things together c Fighting together d 9 Which activity helps maintain closeness, even for long-distance friendships? a Never communicating b Only meeting once a year c Chatting and texting regularly d 10 When conflicts arise in friendships, what does the video suggest is the best way to deal with them? a Avoid talking about them b End the friendship immediately c Share feelings honestly without judgment d

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por Cova VS

According to the video, is it ever too late to make a new friend?

According to the video, in a 2008 study, people judged a hill to be less steep when they were with someone — who was that someone?

What are some of the benefits of friendships mentioned in the video?

During which life stage does the video say friendships can shape our beliefs and emotional growth?

What is the “liking gap”?

What is the “acceptance prophecy”?

Psychologists identify two key features of more intimate friendships. Which are they?

What does “companionship” refer to in this context?

Which activity helps maintain closeness, even for long-distance friendships?

When conflicts arise in friendships, what does the video suggest is the best way to deal with them?