While reading: Adapting to change

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Lee atentamente el texto "Adapting to change". Luego, marca cada afirmación como True (T) si es correcta o False (F) si es incorrecta.

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While reading: Adapting to changeOnline version Lee atentamente el texto "Adapting to change". Luego, marca cada afirmación como True (T) si es correcta o False (F) si es incorrecta. by Maldonado Mateos Montserrat 1 The narrator originally lived in a big city before moving to the countryside. Yes No 2 In the countryside, people used to interact more with one another. Yes No 3 The narrator immediately adapted to city life without problems. Yes No 4 The noise and crowds were difficult for the narrator at first. Yes No 5 It took the narrator a few years to understand how to use the subway. Yes No 6 The narrator developed some coping strategies to adjust to the new environment. Yes No 7 Feeling anonymous in the city was something the narrator enjoyed from the start. Yes No 8 After living in the city for a while, the narrator began to find some peace. Yes No 9 The narrator still prefers the quiet lifestyle of the countryside over the city. Yes No 10 The city helped the narrator feel more socially connected than before. Yes No 11 The narrator mentions finding quiet cafés and parks as ways to adapt. Yes No 12 The city’s energy eventually became something the narrator could appreciate. Yes No 13 Going back to the hometown now feels exactly the same as before. Yes No 14 The narrator believes that humans are capable of adapting to many changes. Yes No 15 “Get used to” is used in the text to describe the gradual process of adaptation. Yes No

While reading: Adapting to changeOnline version

Lee atentamente el texto "Adapting to change". Luego, marca cada afirmación como True (T) si es correcta o False (F) si es incorrecta.

by Maldonado Mateos Montserrat

The narrator originally lived in a big city before moving to the countryside.

Yes

In the countryside, people used to interact more with one another.

Yes

The narrator immediately adapted to city life without problems.

Yes

The noise and crowds were difficult for the narrator at first.

Yes

It took the narrator a few years to understand how to use the subway.

Yes

The narrator developed some coping strategies to adjust to the new environment.

Yes

Feeling anonymous in the city was something the narrator enjoyed from the start.

Yes

After living in the city for a while, the narrator began to find some peace.

Yes

The narrator still prefers the quiet lifestyle of the countryside over the city.

Yes

The city helped the narrator feel more socially connected than before.

Yes

The narrator mentions finding quiet cafés and parks as ways to adapt.

Yes

The city’s energy eventually became something the narrator could appreciate.

Yes

Going back to the hometown now feels exactly the same as before.

Yes

The narrator believes that humans are capable of adapting to many changes.

Yes

“Get used to” is used in the text to describe the gradual process of adaptation.

Yes

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While reading: Adapting to changeOnline version

by Maldonado Mateos Montserrat

The narrator originally lived in a big city before moving to the countryside.

In the countryside, people used to interact more with one another.

The narrator immediately adapted to city life without problems.

The noise and crowds were difficult for the narrator at first.

It took the narrator a few years to understand how to use the subway.

The narrator developed some coping strategies to adjust to the new environment.

Feeling anonymous in the city was something the narrator enjoyed from the start.

After living in the city for a while, the narrator began to find some peace.

The narrator still prefers the quiet lifestyle of the countryside over the city.

The city helped the narrator feel more socially connected than before.

The narrator mentions finding quiet cafés and parks as ways to adapt.

The city’s energy eventually became something the narrator could appreciate.

Going back to the hometown now feels exactly the same as before.

The narrator believes that humans are capable of adapting to many changes.

“Get used to” is used in the text to describe the gradual process of adaptation.

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