燕山大学 刘立军 编写
TRANSCRIPT
Research suggests young millennials prefer the single status... For its "Single Not Sorry Survey", dating app Tinder, polled over 1,000 singles between the age of 18 and 25... 72 percent say they've "made a conscious decision" to stay out of a relationship for a period of time, many unapologetic, noting it gives them a sense of independence and empowerment.
33 percent say flying solo allows them to have more time to focus on personal happiness and their career. More than half, 55 percent, agree fellow singles are more fun. 40 percent of those surveyed say they aren't closed off to long-term relationships, but are not willing to settle for the wrong person.
Krystin Goodwin, FOX News.
Adapted from http://www.kekenet.com/broadcast/201901/577486.shtml
VOCABULARY
1. millennials n. 千禧年一代
2. unapologetic adj. not saying that you are sorry about sth., even in situations in which other people might expect you to 不致歉的;不道歉的
QUESTIONS
Read the table. Then listen to the news and complete the table.
Percentage | Opinion |
72% | 72 percent say they've "made a (Q1) _________________decision" to stay out of a relationship for a period of time, many unapologetic, noting it gives them a sense of (Q2) __________________ and (Q3) _________________________. |
33% | 33 percent say flying solo allows them to have more time to focus on (Q4) ________________________ and their (Q5) __________________. |
55% | More than half, 55 percent, agree fellow (Q6) ___________ are more (Q7) _________. |
40% | 40 percent of those (Q8) ____________________ say they aren't closed off to (Q9) ________________________________, but are not willing to settle for (Q10) __________________________________. |
KEY
Read the table. Then listen to the news and complete the table.
Percentage | Opinion |
72% | 72 percent say they've "made a (Q1) conscious decision" to stay out of a relationship for a period of time, many unapologetic, noting it gives them a sense of (Q2) independence and (Q3) empowerment. |
33% | 33 percent say flying solo allows them to have more time to focus on (Q4) personal happiness and their (Q5) career. |
55% | More than half, 55 percent, agree fellow (Q6) singles are more (Q7) fun. |
40% | 40 percent of those (Q8) surveyed say they aren't closed off to (Q9) long-term relationships, but are not willing to settle for (Q10) the wrong person. |