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Read the article. Put the tips in the order they are mentioned. Th ere are three extra tips. 
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Read the article again. Mark the sentences T (true), F (false), or DS (the article doesn’t say).
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Th e article is about luck.
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Believing you are lucky will make you luckier.
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Having a positive att itude makes you more unpopular with unlucky people.
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It’s useful to focus for a long time on bad events.
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Lucky people don’t need to plan steps to stop bad things from happening.
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It’s harmful if you try to fi nd something positive in everything bad that happens.
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Lucky people tend to att ract other lucky people.
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Expecting to be rewarded for hard work is a sign of a lucky person.
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People who push their luck tend to be rewarded for it.
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Request things, and you may well get them.
Try to fail, and you will probably win.
Concentrate on how you can stop bad things from happening again.
Take a positive att itude towards life.
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Luck is due to your att itude.
Believe that you are a lucky person.
Study more, and you will be lucky.
Don’t concentrate for a long time on negative events.
Don’t rely on other people.
Hard work brings results.
If something bad happens, don’t give up.
 
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SKILLS TEST 3 
Extension
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Class 
Date 
LISTENING
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 Listen to Martin and Clara talking about luck. Match the person’s name from the list to the ideas.
Martin Clara Isaac Newton Archimedes Mark Erdmann Arnaz Mehta Alexander Fleming