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Answer — Exercise 13

14 - The luck of the draw·Outcomes Upper-Intermediate - Student's Book

Question

Compare your notes in pairs and then in groups. Finally, compare what you understood with the audio script of Stacy's arguments on page 209.

Answer

  • Banning lotteries won’t reduce addictive behaviour. 
  • People should avoid irresponsible gambling by learning self-control.
  • People don’t spend money on the lottery instead of studying and working hard – they often do both.
  • Lottery dreams don’t replace the values of friendship, they add to it. 
  • Gambling in one form or another has featured in human society since time began because it’s fun!
  • There is nothing anti-social in wanting to get rich quickly.

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