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1. Question
Read the paragraph below and decide what the numbered reference words refer to.
Drag the answer to the centre of the box to the right of the reference words (let go when you see a yellow box appear).For most of us, one common yet barely recognised part of our daily routine is stress. This can be caused by pressure from work, from home life – even from the daily commute in traffic jams. These factors have become so integrated into our daily lives that few people stop to consider the potential risks. It is important that we begin to recognise stress and the impact it has on our health. Dr Owen Glendale of the Victoria Institute has recently published research which claims that stress is a significant factor in up to 40% heart related illnesses; a statistic (1)he has compiled from many years of research. However, other opinions are being voiced, arguing that (2)this does not take into account environmental factors such as pollution and diet. Dr Keith Johnson claims that the findings are unsubstantiated, and Dr Anne Smith has also added that (3)it is important to note that certain stresses are not only a negative reaction to events; (4)they can also be a useful tool. Motivation, passion and excitement are all forms of eustress, or positive stress, and can be beneficial to the body. (5)It can be experienced when buying a new home, going on a rollercoaster or getting a promotion.
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- Dr Owen Glendale
- Research
- A 'dummy' subject
- Certain stresses
- eustress
- Dr Anne Smith
- Dr Keith Johnson
- Heart related disease
- Stress is a significant factor in heart disease
- Excitement
- Motivation, passion and excitement
- Environmental factors
- The Victoria Institute
- Negative reaction
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‘a statistic (1) he has compiled from many years of research’
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‘arguing that (2) this does not take into account environmental factors’
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‘Dr Anne Smith has also added that (3) it is important to note that certain stresses’
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‘(4) they can also be a useful tool’
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‘(5) It can be experienced when buying a new home’
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