1. Does Noah think Matt broke the plate?

   1. No, he doesn't believe it, he doesn't even mention it to her.

2. Why does Noah think it would be easy to leave without saying anything?

   1. Because no one would notice from where he took the plate.

3. What does Matt want to do with the plate?

   1. Talk I guess he wants to pay for the damages.

1. No, he thinks it was already broken.

2. Because those dishes cost a lot of money.

3. Matt wants to tell someone about the broken plate.

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2.- Because, he says that the owner sets ridiculous prices and that dish was worthlass.

3.- Tell the owner about the dish and fix the problem.

2. If i were you, i wouldn't lend money to members of your family.

3. I would ask jack to help me if he wasn't so busy.

4. Joe wouldn't have an accident if the hand't been driving so fast.

5. I'd run the marathon if I were a bit fitter.

6. If you would lookend where you were going, you wouldn't have fallen over.

1.- No, He thinks it was already broken.

2.-No, Because , he says thet the owner sets ridiculous prices and that dish was worthlass.

3.-Yes, Because imagine that they charge you more and it is a mistake and you pay.

4.-No, You can give that to a neighbor or sell it.

5.- No, To avoid problems.

2.-Because Noah said that no one saw Matt take the valuable broken plate it could have been anyone.

3.-Matt wants to tell the store owner the truth to make himself feel good.

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4 were---- would -- say

5 had---- --- give

6 snowed

7 would go---- had

8 recined---- would--- send

9 were--- would tell

2.       The owner sets ridiculous prices when that dish is worth nothing.

3.       The owner has to solve the problem on the plate.

1. If they put the wrong price on the coat, would you buy it without telling...?

2. I'm sure you would say....... check were wrong.

3. If I found an expensive piece.............. and couldn't find......I wouldn't keep it.

4. If you were......, would you say something.......?

5. If you had two......, would you give one.....?

6. What would happen. If it snowed here........?

7. They would go to India If they had the money.

8. If you had received two..........ordered, would you send one.......?

9. If they were here, I would tell them what happened.

3.If I found an expensive piece of jewelry in a public bathroom and wouldn't can find the owner, I wouldn't kept it.

4. If you were friends with someone who did something wrong would you say something to him or her?.

5. If you had two tickets, would you give one to a friend?.

6. What happen if it snowed here tomorrow?.

7. They would go to India if they had the money.

8. If you recined two jackets instead of the one you ordered, would you send one of them back?.

9. If they were here, I would tell them what happened.

2.       Because the owner can look for it, it is better to hand it over.

3.       It is better to return it than pay for a mistake.

4.       you can water it..

5.       To avoid having problems.

1)

a Beth thinks it’s (OK / not OK) to wear an earring to the office.

b Beth (convinces / doesn’t convince) Luke.

2)

a Celia’s husband thinks it’s (OK / wrong) for a woman to have a tattoo.

b Celia’s husband thinks it’s (OK / wrong) for a man to have a tattoo.

3)

a The first man is (happy / not happy) that his daughter is going to law school.

b He wants his daughter to (stay home / work).

4)

a Kate’s dad is (worried / not worried) about what people think of Kate.

b Kate is (worried / not worried) about what people think of her.

UNDERSTAND VOCABULARY FROM CONTEXT Read the following quotations from the conversations. Then choose the meaning of each underlined word or phrase. Listen again if necessary.

“But lots of people are old-fashioned, and they don’t think men should wear earrings.”

• preferring the way things were in the past

• preferring the way things are now

“What a double standard!”

• having the same rules for everyone.

• having different rules for different people.

“That’s a little sexist, if you ask me!”

• not treating men and women in the same way.

• treating men and women in the same way.

“But modesty is very important for girls.”

• wearing clothes that cover one’s body.

• wearing clothes that show one’s body.

B. NOTEPADDING

1. I think it is not ok to have a double standard for men and women. for example when

an old man gets married with a young woman is ok but when an old woman gets

married with a young man everyone criticizes.

2. I think that people must not be sexist when they talk about men or Women because

we live in a modern society.

3. I think old fashioned ideas are good in some cases for example the way we educate

our children we have to give some rules that could be good for their future.

A double standard: Some people that exhibit a beautiful family but have another , they commit

infidelity.

Sexist. : For example believing that some victims of sexual assault 'ask for it" due to

their behavior or clothing.

Modesty : example. What people feel is the proper way for clothing to cover the body.

1. Old-fashioned: My grandmother is quite old-fashioned. She still uses a rotary dial telephone and refuses to switch to a smartphone.

2. Double standard: In some workplaces, there’s a double standard when it comes to dress code. Men are allowed to wear casual clothes, while women are expected to dress formally.

3. Sexist: It’s sexist to assume that women can’t be successful in STEM fields. Many women have made significant contributions to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

4. Modesty: In many cultures, modesty is highly valued. For example, in some Middle Eastern cultures, both men and women dress modestly as a sign of respect for their traditions and beliefs.

WORK IN PAIRS Comment on the image. Use the following words and phrases in your discussion: old-fashioned, sexist, double standards, modesty.

1. Old-fashioned: “The clothing worn by the characters in the image seems quite old-fashioned and reflects styles from an earlier era.”

2. Sexist: “If only women are shown being measured by men in a somewhat strange way for those times”

3. Double standard: “The image could show a double standard if it portrays different expectations for men and women in the same situation.”

4. Modesty: “The way the individuals in the image are dressed does not demonstrate modesty for those times”

1. ❏ I’m modern in my attitudes about modesty. ❏ I’m old-fashioned in my attitudes about modesty. Explain: I consider myself modern in my attitudes about modesty. For example, I believe that people should be free to express themselves through their clothing choices without conforming to traditional standards.

2. ❏ I think tattoos and body piercing are OK for men. ❏ I think tattoos and body piercing are OK for women. Explain: I believe that tattoos and body piercing are acceptable for both men and women. In today's society, self-expression through body art should not be limited by gender norms.

3. ❏ I think it’s OK to have a double standard for different people. ❏ I think the rules should be the same for everyone. Explain: I firmly believe that the rules should be the same for everyone, regardless of their background or identity. Having a double standard goes against the principles of fairness and equality.

4. ❏ Some people might say I’m sexist. ❏ Nobody would say I’m sexist. Explain: I am conscious of promoting gender equality in my actions and beliefs. I actively work against any form of sexism and strive to treat everyone with respect, regardless of their gender.

NOTEPADDING Answer each question and explain your opinion, using examples: Is it sometimes OK to have a double standard for men and women? | Can people be sexist when they talk about men, or only about women? | Are old-fashioned ideas usually better or worse than modern ideas?

1. Is it sometimes OK to have a double standard for men and women?

In my opinion, having a double standard based on gender is not acceptable. Equality should be a fundamental principle in all aspects of life. Applying different standards to men and women perpetuates gender stereotypes and hinders progress toward a more inclusive society. For example, if the workplace enforces different dress codes or expectations for men and women, it reinforces outdated gender norms and limits individual expression.

2. Can people be sexist when they talk about men, or only about women?

Sexism can be directed towards any gender. While historically, discussions about sexism have often focused on discrimination against women, it is crucial to recognize that men can also be victims of sexism. Making assumptions or derogatory comments about men based on their gender is equally harmful. For instance, if someone suggests that men are not emotionally sensitive, it perpetuates harmful stereotypes that can impact how men are perceived and treated.

3. Are old-fashioned ideas usually better or worse than modern ideas?

The value of ideas, whether old-fashioned or modern, depends on the context. Some traditional concepts hold timeless wisdom, while others may be outdated and incompatible with contemporary values. Similarly, modern ideas can bring innovation and progress, but not all of them are beneficial. It's essential to evaluate ideas based on their merit rather than their age. For instance, traditional values like respect and integrity remain valuable, while modern ideas in technology and medicine have significantly improved our lives.

GROUP WORK Now discuss each question, expressing your personal values. Expect people to disagree with you!

1. Agreement and Disagreement:

   • I agree: I share the same perspective.

   • I disagree: I have a different opinion.

   • It depends: My viewpoint varies based on specific factors.

2. Likes and Dislikes:

   • I like: I have a positive preference for.

   • I dislike: I have a negative preference for.

   • I hate: I strongly dislike.

   • I can’t stand: I find intolerable.

   • I don’t mind: I am neutral or indifferent.

   • __ drives me crazy!: Something strongly annoys or frustrates me.

3. Adjectives:

   • Liberal: Open to new ideas, progressive.

   • Conservative: Holding to traditional values, resistant to change.

   • Strict: Rigorous or demanding in enforcing rules.

   • Modest: Humble, not boastful.

❏ I’m modern in my attitudes about modesty. ❏ I’m old-fashioned in my attitudes about modesty. Explain: I consider myself modern in my attitudes about modesty. For example, I believe that people should be free to express themselves through their clothing choices without conforming to traditional standards.

❏ I think tattoos and body piercing are OK for men. ❏ I think tattoos and body piercing are OK for women. Explain: I believe that tattoos and body piercing are acceptable for both men and women. In today's society, self-expression through body art should not be limited by gender norms.

❏ I think it’s OK to have a double standard for different people. ❏ I think the rules should be the same for everyone. Explain: I firmly believe that the rules should be the same for everyone, regardless of their background or identity. Having a double standard goes against the principles of fairness and equality.

❏ Some people might say I’m sexist. ❏ Nobody would say I’m sexist. Explain: I am conscious of promoting gender equality in my actions and beliefs. I actively work against any form of sexism and strive to treat everyone with respect, regardless of their gender.

NOTEPADDING Answer each question and explain your opinion, using examples: Is it sometimes OK to have a double standard for men and women? | Can people be sexist when they talk about men, or only about women? | Are old-fashioned ideas usually better or worse than modern ideas?

1. Is it sometimes OK to have a double standard for men and women?

In my opinion, having a double standard based on gender is not acceptable. Equality should be a fundamental principle in all aspects of life. Applying different standards to men and women perpetuates gender stereotypes and hinders progress toward a more inclusive society. For example, if the workplace enforces different dress codes or expectations for men and women, it reinforces outdated gender norms and limits individual expression.

2. Can people be sexist when they talk about men, or only about women?

Sexism can be directed towards any gender. While historically, discussions about sexism have often focused on discrimination against women, it is crucial to recognize that men can also be victims of sexism. Making assumptions or derogatory comments about men based on their gender is equally harmful. For instance, if someone suggests that men are not emotionally sensitive, it perpetuates harmful stereotypes that can impact how men are perceived and treated.

3. Are old-fashioned ideas usually better or worse than modern ideas?

The value of ideas, whether old-fashioned or modern, depends on the context. Some traditional concepts hold timeless wisdom, while others may be outdated and incompatible with contemporary values. Similarly, modern ideas can bring innovation and progress, but not all of them are beneficial. It's essential to evaluate ideas based on their merit rather than their age. For instance, traditional values like respect and integrity remain valuable, while modern ideas in technology and medicine have significantly improved our lives.

GROUP WORK Now discuss each question, expressing your personal values. Expect people to disagree with you!

Agreement and Disagreement:

I agree: I share the same perspective.

I disagree: I have a different opinion.

It depends: My viewpoint varies based on specific factors.

Likes and Dislikes:

I like: I have a positive preference for.

I dislike: I have a negative preference for.

I hate: I strongly dislike.

I can’t stand: I find intolerable.

I don’t mind: I am neutral or indifferent.

__ drives me crazy!: Something strongly annoys or frustrates me.

Adjectives:

Liberal: Open to new ideas, progressive.

Conservative: Holding to traditional values, resistant to change.

Strict: Rigorous or demanding in enforcing rules.

Modest: Humble, not boastful.

Old-fashioned: My grandmother is quite old-fashioned. She still uses a rotary dial telephone and refuses to switch to a smartphone.

Double standard: In some workplaces, there’s a double standard when it comes to dress code. Men are allowed to wear casual clothes, while women are expected to dress formally.

Sexist: It’s sexist to assume that women can’t be successful in STEM fields. Many women have made significant contributions to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

Modesty: In many cultures, modesty is highly valued. For example, in some Middle Eastern cultures, both men and women dress modestly as a sign of respect for their traditions and beliefs.

WORK IN PAIRS Comment on the image. Use the following words and phrases in your discussion: old-fashioned, sexist, double standards, modesty.

Old-fashioned: “The clothing worn by the characters in the image seems quite old-fashioned and reflects styles from an earlier era.”

Sexist: “If only women are shown being measured by men in a somewhat strange way for those times”

Double standard: “The image could show a double standard if it portrays different expectations for men and women in the same situation.”

Modesty: “The way the individuals in the image are dressed does not demonstrate modesty for those times”

was left. this man returned it to to its owner. She never though

someone would return her money (900 dollar and credit cards).

but she asked god to get it back. The woman called Bogue gave

the man 100 dollars in reward for his good action.

Many people who ride a busy urban subway wonder.

that question was answered in a split-second decision made .Autrey onto the tracks to save a fellow passenger fom a oncoming new york city, sub way train.

both men survided. I don't feel like i did something spectacular l just saw someone who need help, Mr Autrey said. l did what l felt was right.

2. Because the owner can look for it, it is better to hand it over.

3.  It is better to return it than pay for a mistake.

4. You can water it..

5.  To avoid having problems.

2. Because the owner can look for it, it is better to hand it over.

3.  It is better to return it than pay for a mistake.

4. You can water it..

5.  To avoid having problems.

2.- Because he saw person who was about to be crushed by the train and helped him in time.

3.- He did the rightthing in returning it because in the end he was honest and he also received a reward for it.

C. FOR EXAMPLE, I HELPED MY SISTER WHO ALMOST FELL DOWN A HOLE. I WAS LITTLE BUT DID EVERYTHING POSSIBLE TO MAKE SURE MY SISTER WAS OKAY.

A.

I choose the homeless man because he was honest because there are many people who find money and sometimes don't give it back, and liked the homeless man more for his honesty and kindness.