Why some jobs pay more The 15 questions of lesson 30 «Why some jobs pay more» of the money course of Mova's primary school with their options, 95 sentences, every one parsed by Mova with its syntax tree and pragmatics. How the student did on them: the lesson at school .
t1 Your mate goes, "Cleaners get paid less cos cleaning doesn't matter, innit." What's the best reply? right ✓ · ★ t2 A nurse from Belfast says, "We save lives, and yer man on the telly earns in a week what I earn in years." ("Yer man" means "that fella".) What's true? wrong ✗ · ★ t3 Josh says, "Footballers get paid way too much." His mate says, "But millions watch 'em!" What's going on? wrong ✗ · ★ t4 What would happen to a cleaner's pay if suddenly very few people could do cleaning? wrong ✗ · ★ t5 Mo's uncle, a Londoner, says, "Same job, bruv, but London rent is bare mental, so they pay more." ("Bare" means very.) His pay is £35,000 and out of town it's £28,000. What's the extra for? wrong ✗ · ★ t6 Ellie's grandad says, "Loads of rich folk aren't that clever, ha." What lesson is he giving? wrong ✗ · ★ t7 Aisha's aunt and uncle do the same job. "Yer man gets three grand more cos he's a fella," jokes the aunt. ("Grand" means a thousand pounds.) What's the truth? right ✓ · ★ t8 A cartoon shows a doctor and a cleaner on exactly the same pay because "all jobs are equally hard". What's the real reason pay differs? wrong ✗ · ★ t9 Finn's dad: "Two years of night college no, two and a half — and now I earn more." He went from £22,000 to £30,000. How much more each year? — wrong ✗ · ★ t10 A boss earns £2 million and a worker £20,000. A Gen Z intern goes, "That's not it, that's lowkey wild." ("Lowkey" means quietly, kind of.) What's the honest summary? wrong ✗ · ★ t11 Zac says, "Dangerous jobs pay more so people will do them." Which job most likely pays danger money? right ✓ · ★ e1 It is given that a professional footballer receives £100,000 per week. Determine the remuneration received over fifty-two weeks. wrong ✗ · exam e2 Ascertain how many times the remuneration of a chief executive in receipt of £2,000,000 exceeds that of an employee in receipt of £20,000. wrong ✗ · exam e3 Which of the following statements most accurately characterises the principal reason for which certain occupations attract greater remuneration? wrong ✗ · exam e4 Select the response consistent with the established facts concerning equal pay in the United Kingdom. right ✓ · exam ← previous
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