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Zahra Al-Hassani

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Gossip, Privacy & NewsVersión en línea Privacy and gossip insights por Zahra Al-Hassani 1 What feeling did the narrator have about the news from the old friend? a It was infinitely boring and awkward b It was uplifting and helpful c It was exciting and engaging d It was informative and enlightening 2 Why did the narrator become reluctant to share any 'news'? a They were too busy with work b They felt it would likely become public property c They believed gossip was fashionable d They forgot how to tell stories 3 What happened to the friend who overworked herself? a She won an award for endurance b She had to be hospitalized for about four months c She started a new job d She moved to another city 4 What issue does the text say sells more: disaster or good days? a Everyday routines b Good days c Disaster d Neutral events 5 What phrase does the narrator defend as a right, despite being seen as rude? a Mind your own business b Ignore others' stories c Tell everyone everything d Stay silent at all times 6 What impact does the author claim gossip has on people and media? a It promotes peace and trust b It is rarely read by audiences c It improves accuracy d Gossip is destructive and conditioning 7 What reaction did the narrator have to the old friend's stories about others? a Feeling physically sick at times b Feeling amused c Feeling energized to share d Feeling inspired to help 8 Which of the following describes the narrator's view of news items in media? a Mostly about happy events b Mostly about science breakthroughs c Mostly about threats and destruction d Mostly about sports 9 What attitude toward private information does the narrator advocate? a We all have a right to privacy b Privacy should be ignored c Privacy is overrated d Only celebrities deserve privacy 10 What overall message can be drawn about gossip from the text? a Always share everything you hear b Gossip should be part of daily routine c Gossip is harmless and fun d Preserve peace of mind by avoiding unnecessary gossip

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por Zahra Al-Hassani

What feeling did the narrator have about the news from the old friend?

Why did the narrator become reluctant to share any 'news'?

What happened to the friend who overworked herself?

What issue does the text say sells more: disaster or good days?

What phrase does the narrator defend as a right, despite being seen as rude?

What impact does the author claim gossip has on people and media?

What reaction did the narrator have to the old friend's stories about others?

Which of the following describes the narrator's view of news items in media?

What attitude toward private information does the narrator advocate?

What overall message can be drawn about gossip from the text?