Loveand Lostlesson 2
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Slide 1 - Slide
17.3
What is said about British and Welsh men in lines 15-22?
What is said about British and Welsh men in lines 15-22?
Slide 2 - Open question
17.4 In lines 23-28, the article gives an explanation for these
suicide rates. Which three factors are mentioned here?
suicide rates. Which three factors are mentioned here?
Slide 3 - Open question
17.5
What is the problem with ‘social perfectionists’?
begin he antwoord met herhalen van de vraag
What is the problem with ‘social perfectionists’?
begin he antwoord met herhalen van de vraag
Slide 4 - Open question
18
they (lead)
social perfectionists
the fact that men are more likely to hide their problems rather than seek help
speaking out/telling your story
her brother's suicide
the fact that people immediately change the subject
suicide
commuters
Katie and Sabina
the question in 'in hindsight, would I have done it differently?'
wives, siblings, daughter, and lovers
They(l.32)
This(l.46)
It(l.64)
It(l.72)
this(l.72)
it(l.77)
they(l.84)
theml.101
that, l.125
Slide 5 - Drag question
19.1Sabina took in the words, her body numb’ (ll. 1-2).
A
detached
B
involved
C
painful
Slide 6 - Quiz
192 2 ‘But back then she barely told anyone – …’ (ll. 9-10).
A
almost
B
hardly
C
never
Slide 7 - Quiz
19.3 ‘…, the results can be catastrophic’ (l. 33).
A
advantageous
B
disastrous
C
prosperous
Slide 8 - Quiz
19.4 ‘… – while men are told to be brave, …’ (l. 52).
A
cautious
B
courageous
C
well behaved
Slide 9 - Quiz
19.5 ‘They also worry about burdening others’ (ll. 58-59).
A
bothering
B
disappointing
C
inspiring
Slide 10 - Quiz
6 ‘This stigma is made worse by random comments by strangers’ (ll. 78-79).
A
accidental
B
nasty
C
specific
Slide 11 - Quiz
Could she have interpreted what was really going on behind his smile?’ (ll. 98-99).
A
believed
B
guessed
C
understood
Slide 12 - Quiz
8 ‘How distracted he’d seemed, …’ (l. 114).
A
absent-minded
B
angry
C
observant
Slide 13 - Quiz
In hindsight, would I have done it differently?’ (l. 122).
A
churn up
B
freak out
C
run off
Slide 14 - Quiz
We need to focus on creating a society where people no longer back away when they hear the word suicide …’
A
churn up
B
freak out
C
run off
Slide 15 - Quiz
19B
1 Susan just sat there, after she’d heard the dreadful news of his suicide. She could … believe it.
2 She didn’t cry though; her mind was … with shock and disbelief.
3 Why hadn’t he told her about his problems? Probably because he didn’t want to … her.
4 He had seemed … and quiet, and he had been shutting his friends out.
5 Somehow, she hadn’t been able to … his strange behaviour.
…, she should have seen the warning signs.
dissapointing
barely
in hindsight
distracted
numb
in retrospect
inspiring
Ms Swillens
believed
understood
burden
interpret
Slide 16 - Drag question
20
change
commit
make
offer
play
seek
shut down
spot
stay
take
the subject
van onderwerp veranderen
suicide
zelfmoord plegen
a difference
het verschil maken
support
hulp aanbiedena
a part
een rol spelen
help
hulp zoeken
the conversation
het gesprek beeindigen
the warnings signs
de waarschuwingstekens zien
silent
zwijgen
your won liffe
jezelf van het leven berove
