Question

Complete the paragraph by circling the correct words. How old are you? (1)_ _ you in your twenties or thirties? If your answer is 'yes', then you probably (2)__ stressed and maybe a litle depressed about many things in (3) _life. However, researchers studying happiness found out something quite interesting. (4)_ researchers recently interviewed 1,546 people between the ages of twenty and one hundred. (5) _ learned that older people are much happier (6)__ younger people. This information surprised the researchers (7)__ older people have many health problems. The researchers are now (8)__ themselves. _lives?" There is no one, clear answer to "Why are older people happier with (9) this question. The answer may be, however, that older people have learned how to (10) _differently. For example, a younger person might (11) _ a problem as a very big and very serious one. A person who is fifty or sixty, however, might view that same problem as a small problem. As Professor Jeste, at the University of California, says, "a lot (12)_ _ big things become litle" for older people. So, if you are young and a little unhappy now, don't worry. You will probably feel happier when you are older.​

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Ответ:

How old are you? **Are** you in your twenties or thirties? If your answer is 'yes', then you probably **are** stressed and maybe a **little** depressed about many things in **your** life. However, researchers studying happiness found out something quite interesting. **The** researchers recently interviewed 1,546 people between the ages of twenty and one hundred. **They** learned that older people are much happier **than** younger people. This information surprised the researchers **because** older people have many health problems. The researchers are now **asking** themselves. **"Why** are older people happier with **their** lives?" There is no one, clear answer to "Why are older people happier **with** this question. The answer may be, however, that older people have learned how to **live** differently. For example, a younger person might **see** a problem as a very big and very serious one. A person who is fifty or sixty, however, might view that same problem as a small problem. As Professor Jeste, at the University of California, says, "a lot **of** big things become little" for older people. So, if you are young and a little unhappy now, don't worry. You will probably feel happier when you are older.