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4) What can infer from the citation below?
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A. Our decisions to do a task are based on how urgent it is.
"People often make commitments long in advance that they would never make if the same commitments required immediate action. That is, they discount future time investments relatively steeply."
B. People are not good at managing their time.C. Some work needs more time to complete than others do.
D. People are always busy in their lives.
5) According to paragraph 1, what is true about good stress?
A. It can increase gradually overtime.
B. It can make up for negative stress.
C. It is completely different from negative stress.
D. People only experience it when they are given something in exchange for good behaviour or good work.
Next Question
6) Why does Neil Plumridge mention his meetings with his clients?
Next Reading
A. To prove that people tend to procrastinate
To prove that we tend to expect more than we can do To prove that he should give his clients more time
D. To prove that he cannot meet two clients in a day
7) What is the reason why people believe that they have a lot of time in the future?
A. They tend to fail to calculate the time needed to fulfill a task.
B. They tend to fail to predict their future.
C. They tend to have a positive view about their future.
D. They tend to underestimate their abilities to fulfill a task.
What does the new research mention in the the 3rd paragraph?
ABCD
People have a tendency to set high expectations for themselves.People have a tendency to procrastinate and do more things later.
People have a tendency to overcommit whenever they can.
People may be genetically programmed to increase their work to make use of the time they have.
