Gerente emocionalmente inteligente

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- (Do / go out / every night / you)

Manuel: Oh, no.I never go out during the week.

- (never / during the week / I / go out)

My roommate and I study together every night.

- (My roommate and I / every night / study together)

We usually don’t finish before 1:00 in the morning.

- (before 1:00 in the morning / usually / don’t / finish / We)

In fact,Im fact, my roommate seldom goes to bed before 3:00.

- (seldom / goes to bed / my roommate / before 3:00)

Monica: That sounds terrible. I can see that sounds terrible. Icab see that you always work so hard.

- (work so hard / always / you )

Manuel: Yes, because we’re always worrued about grades

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Monica: Well, you`ll graduate soon, right?

What do you plan to do then?

Manuel: Sleep!

QUESTION 4

Read the text (5 POINTS)

Hi, my name's Connor Harris and I'm an actor. My new film, Tom and his Brothers, is a really family film. Tom is an Australian lawyer and he has two brothers, Keith and Rob. Keith is 34 years old, he's married and his wife, Charlotte, is 27 years old. They have a beautiful daughter. Her name's Penny and she’s seven years old. Rob is single. Tom`s brothers work together in a factory and their boss fired them with no reason. This is when Tom decides to defend his brothers. I am very excited for this film. Unfortunately, I can`t act now because the director is in the hospital now. He broke his leg. Can you believe that?

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Write T for True or F for False.

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1. Tom is an actor.

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2. Keith is Tom's brother.

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3. Charlotte is married.

4. Rob's wife is 27 years old.[pic 15]

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5. Tom is Rob's son.

Answer the questions:

- Where is Tom from?

Tom is from Australia

- What does Tom do?

He is a lawyer

- Why is Connor excited?

He is excited because he wants to act in the film.

- Where is the director? Why?

He is at the hospital because he broke his leg.

- How many actors does the film have?

Five actors.

QUESTION 5

Complete with an appropriate Quantifier. (4 POINTS)

- How many children do you and Tony have?

- I don't have much patience and I find jigsaw puzzles boring.

- We only have afew carrots. We should go and buy some more.

- There was an explosion at the factory and some people were injured. We don't know how many yet.

- When you make the pie, put a little of wine in too. But not too much! It makes it really tasty.

- When you go out, buy me some apple and a bottle of Coke.

- I don't need any advice from you. You don't understand the problem!

- "Do you like this TV program?" "Not much. You can change the channel if you want."

- Can you give me any information about the buses in the city center please?

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QUESTION 7

Read the Text.

Viktor Frankl was born in Vienna on March 26, 1905. The middle of three children, young Viktor was precocious and intensely curious. Even at the tender age of four, he already knew that he wanted to be a physician.[pic 17]

In high school, Viktor was actively involved in the local Young Socialist Workers organization. His interest in people turned him towards the study of psychology. He finished his high school years with a psychoanalytic essay on the philosopher Schopenhauer, a publication in the International Journal of Psychoanalysis, and the beginning of a rather intense correspondence with the great Sigmund Freud.

Frankl married in 1942, but in September of that year, he, his wife, his father, mother, and brother, were all arrested just for being Jews and brought to the concentration camp at Theresienstadt in Bohemia. His father died there of starvation. His mother and brother were killed at Auschwitz in 1944. His wife died at Bergen-Belsen in 1945. Only his sister Stella would survive, having managed to immigrate to Australia a short while earlier.

After two more moves to two more camps, Frankl finally succumbed to typhoid fever. He kept himself awake by reconstructing his manuscript on stolen slips of paper. In April of 1945, Frankl’s camp was liberated, and he returned to Vienna, only to discover the deaths of his loved ones. He finally reconstructed his book and published it, earning him a teaching appointment at the University of Vienna Medical School. In only 9 days, he dictated another book, which would become Man’s Search for Meaning. Before he died, it sold over nine million copies, five million in the U.S. alone!

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