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9. Actually is a false friend. As used in the last paragraph, actually means: a) at present. b) in reality. c) in fashion. 10. Look at each paragraph and find out how the author supports her ideas. Let's start with paragraph 1. a) The author uses examples to prove her point that competition is everywhere. Provide 3 examples she mentions. b) In your notebook, write T (True) or F (False) for each statement. I. Teenagers never feel self-confident. II. Each one of us is unique amongst more than seven billion people. III. Many people do not want to see that they are one in too many, and not important. 11. Read this excerpt from paragraph 2 again and answer the question. [...] That's why the media, advertising industry and most of the private firms that sell beauty or lifestyle products may abuse those teenagers by creating the perception that they can feel special by buying specific products. They will basically say, "If you buy our product, you will be popular, good-looking and happy." e Who does the pronoun "they" refer to? 12. In paragraph 3, how does the author define "manufactured demand?" 13. In opposition to "manufactured demand," what should people do? Choose all of the options that apply and write the answers in your notebook. a) Define themselves by their d) Compete with their community to personality. be the most good looking. b) Define themselves by external features. e) Define themselves by their beliefs. c) Be true to themselves. f) Accept themselves. 14. In the text, the author mentions that teenagers may be more affected by consumerism than adults. Find the sentence that says this. 19 de fevereiro​

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