True/False
Narcissists demand attention from everyone, including colleagues and strangers.
True
One of a group of people who work together, a co-worker
colleague
Be ________ about your future and get on with living a normal life.
positive
How do narcissists see other people?
They see other people as objects without feelings.
How long has Nurlana Akhundova been teaching English?
since 2012/for 10 years
A narcissist is aware of other people's failures and demonstrates great concern.
False
To produce energy in a particular form/to create or produce something
Generate
The largest dog in a group usually has ________ over all of the smaller, less powerful dogs
dominance
The term narcissism was coined from _____
Greek story/mythology
What was the first picture in the slides?
a man with a reflection of prince in the mirror
A narcissist might try to exploit people because she believes she is very important.
True
To publicly show your support for or against a social or political cause
demonstrate
The company was fined for the ________of its immigrant workers.
exploitation
What is the typical behavior of a narcissist to impress people according to the text?
Lying
What is the first sentence of the slide about Self-love?
It’s your perception of your worth.
Psychologists believe that narcissistic behavior coincides with self-esteem.
False
To use someone or something unfairly for your own advantage
exploit
It was purely ________that he was on the same flight out of Los Angeles
coincidental
What are the roots of narcissism?
fear of failure and parents
How many words have been explained?
14
Professional athletes become narcissistic as a result of their careers.
False
To prevent someone from doing something by making them feel nervous or embarrassed
inhibit
The challenge was designed to help the military ________ideas for operating under a range of circumstances, such as natural disasters.
generate
What motivates people to nourish and protect their bodies, improve their minds, and to learn new skills.
Self-love
What are the objectives of the lesson?
Participants will be able to
•do vocabulary activities
•find the main ideas in the article.
•analyze the plot of the story and make predictions according to them.
•demonstrate their understanding of the reading lesson by playing a game.